101-2-7 F Definitions Family

The term "family" one or more persons related by blood, marriage, or adoption, plus domestic employees serving on the premises, or a group of not more than four persons who need not be so related, living together as a single nonprofit housekeeping unit. Family food production. The term "family food production" means the keeping of animals or fowl for the purpose of producing food for the family living on the property. Fence. The term "fence" means any artificially constructed barrier of any material or combination of materials erected to enclose or screen areas of land, which is used as a boundary or means of protection or confinement. Materials generally include chainlink, vinyl, wood, masonry, concrete, wire, ornamental iron, steel, pipe, rail or composite. Fence, non-climbable. The term "fence, non-climbable" means a fence meeting the "nonclimbable" barrier requirements of the current International Building Code. Financial guarantee. The term "financial guarantee" means in lieu of actual installations of the improvements required by the Weber County Land Use Code, the applicant shall guarantee the installation of improvements by depositing the financial guarantee funds into the Weber County engineer's escrow in an amount equal to the future cost (plus ten percent contingency) of the installation of the improvements, as determined by the county engineer and/or planning director, and approved by the county attorney, to assure the installation of such improvements within a period of time. Flag. The term "flag" means any fabric or other flexible material attached on one edge to or designed to be flown from a flagpole or similar device. Flea market. The term "flea market" means an occasional or periodic sales activity held within a building, structure or open area where groups of individual sellers offer new, used, handmade, homegrown, handcrafted, obsolete or antique items for sale to the general public, not to include private garage sales. Full-time equivalent employee (FTEE). The term "full-time equivalent employee (FTEE)" means the minimum number of employees required to provide a particular service based on the type and intensity of the service. Where employee generation values or FTEEs are not provided by ordinance and a workforce consists of a combination of full- and part-time employees, the FTEE shall be calculated by adding up the total number of employee hours worked during a weekly pay period and then dividing that number by 32 hours to get the full-time equivalent employee number.