“Senior housing” means multiple-dwelling housing which is designed for the particular needs of those elderly and physically disabled who may have functional limitations due to advanced age or physical impairment but are otherwise in good health. Residents of such housing can maintain an independent or semi-independent lifestyle and do not require more intensive care as provided in a nursing or convalescent home. For the purposes of this definition, elderly shall typically mean 55 years of age or older. Design features may include but are not limited to wide doors and hallways and low counters to accommodate wheelchairs, support bars, specialized bathroom and kitchen fixtures, and common dining, recreation, or lounge areas. Minor medical care may be provided at the facilities. The term “senior housing” shall include “congregate care” and “independent living community.” The definition shall not be construed to include facilities to house persons under the jurisdiction of the superior court or the board of prison terms and paroles. (Ord. 3233 § 43, 2016)