refers to the redirection (bending) of the light as it goes through the lens, softening and spreading the light being distributed from the light source thereby reducing direct glare.
j. (1) JUNK. The term defining scrap, worn-out, discarded, or waste material or articles that have been collected or stored for salvage, destruction, resale, or conversion to some use. This term includes junk as old iron, steel, chain, brass, copper, magnesium, aluminum, tin, lead, and other types of metal, woolen, clips, bagging, rubber, glass, bottles, wrecked or disassembled motor vehicles, engines, machinery and other articles discarded or no longer used. (2) JUNK, SALVAGE YARD. A lot, land or structure, or part thereof that is used for vehicle and/or disassembling or handling waste or scrap materials. Such junk and salvage materials include the collecting, dismantling, storage, salvaging, or sale of parts of machinery or vehicles not in operable condition, and metals, glass, paper, plastics, rags, and rubber tires. (3) JURISDICTION. The term defining a government unit or political division or subdivision over which the governmental unit, which is the Town of Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, exercises its power and authority, granted by the General Statutes of the State of North Carolina, within the Town's corporate limits and authorized extraterritorial jurisdiction. k. (1) KENNEL, COMMERCIAL BOARDING. Any building, structure, or property where animals are temporarily boarded for pay, trade, barter, commission, or remuneration of any sort. Such a facility or establishment may, in addition to providing shelter, food, and water, offer grooming, training, pet supplies, or other similar services for animals as appurtenances to a boarding kennel. This definition shall not apply to pet shops or veterinary hospitals and veterinarians duly licensed under the laws of the State of North Carolina. (2) KENNEL, PRIVATE. Any building, structure, or property, other than the owners’ residence (the principal structure), used for the keeping and maintaining of animals over the age of six (6) months, without exception of pay, sale, trade, barter, commission, or remuneration of any sort, and raised primarily for show or hobby. The number and type of animals permitted is regulated under Article F Use Regulations, §9-1255 Use Standards, b. Agricultural & Animal Related Uses (8).
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