gas bar means development used for the retail sale of gasoline, other petroleum products and incidental auto accessories. This use class does not include service stations;
gas bar means a site or portion thereof used for the sale of gasoline, propane and other fuels, the sale of lubricating oils and other automotive fluids or motor vehicle accessories but does not include automotive service establishments;
gas bar means facilities for the retail sale of petroleum fuels and does not include the servicing or repair of motor vehicles.
More Definitions of gas bar
gas bar means a facility for the sale of gasoline, lubricating oils, associated automotive fluids and minor automotive accessories with no other services provided;
gas bar means any Building or Structure used or intended to be used for the retail sale of motor fuels and lubricants and excludes vehicle servicing.
gas bar means a retail outlet that is limited to the sale of gasoline and related automotive products, and may include a “Convenience Food Store”.
gas bar means one or more fuel pumps for the sale of motor fuels and related products for motor vehicles, together with the necessary pump islands, light standards, kiosk, concrete aprons, canopy, storage tanks, and related facilities required for the dispensing of fuel and which may include the sale of associated sundry items, tobacco and snack foods, provided the gross floor area devoted to the sale of these items does not exceed 30 square metres (323 square feet) but does not include the provision of mechanical services to vehicles.
gas bar means a building or place which is used for the sale of automotive fuels containing one or more fuel pumps together with the necessary pump islands, canopy, storage tanks and kiosk.
gas bar means a development where gasoline, lubricating oils, and other automotive fluids are bought and sold. Gas bars do not include facilities for the servicing or repairing of motor vehicles;
gas bar means an establishment designed for the retail sale of gasoline, motor car fuel and lubricating oil and allied additives and the introduction of such materials into vehicles but does not include the provision of mechanical services to vehicles.