What can be built or run on university land

(a) University facilities including classrooms, laboratory and research facilities, administration facilities, athletic centers and facilities, auditoriums, student centers, libraries, museums, exhibition halls, cafeterias, student health clinics, maintenance facilities and parking lots. (b) Limited retail and service establishments primarily intended to serve the specific needs of the student population of a university and are normally associated with higher education institutions, including, but not limited to, retail stores whose primary customers are students or faculty of a university, convenience stores, theaters, restaurants, recreational and amusement facilities, taverns, drug stores, book stores, health clubs, news stands, photocopying, office supplies, word processing or typing services, computer sales and service, laundries, university credit union, financial institutions, post office and video rentals. Such retail and services establishments shall not be used before the commencement of university operations. No single commercial establishment shall occupy more than twenty thousand square feet of gross floor space, excluding the university book store or cafeteria operations. (c) Dormitories, fraternity and sorority houses, and apartments and housing for currently enrolled university students and their dependents and for current university employees and their dependents. (d) Guest accommodations to accommodate visiting scholars and their dependents, parents visiting their children, alumni reunions, as well as participants in conferences and seminars held at or sponsored by the university. (2007, ord 07-104, sec 3.) 25-7-32