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(12) Motel, hotel, auto court, motor lodge or tourist court: at least one space for each guest or sleeping room, plus one space for each employee. (13) Multifamily dwelling: at least two spaces for each dwelling unit. (14) Office building, professional building or similar building or similar use: at least one space for each 200 square feet of gross floor area. (15) One- or two-family detached dwelling: at least two spaces per dwelling unit. (16) Private club or union hall: at least one space for each 100 square feet of gross floor space. (17) Publicly owned or operated building and use, such as a library, museum or post office: at least one space for each 100 square feet of gross floor space. (18) Restaurant or similar place dispensing food, drink or refreshments: at least one space for each 50 square feet of floor area devoted to patron use. (19) Shopping center: at least seven parking spaces for each 1,000 square feet of gross leasable area. (20) Roadside farm produce stand: adequate parking to eliminate traffic hazards. (21) Bowling alley: five spaces per bowling lane. § 200-44. Public utilities. The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed to limit or interfere with the construction or operation for public utility purposes of water and gas pipe, electric light and power transmission and distribution lines, communication lines, oil pipelines, sewers and incidental appurtenances or with any highway or railroad right-of-way existing or hereafter authorized by the Town of Wales, County of Erie or State of New York. The above exceptions shall not be construed to permit service yards, repair garages or other service or storage structures or uses by said public utilities, except as otherwise permitted by this chapter. § 200-45. Sand and gravel pits and rock quarries. The excavation or quarrying, stockpiling and sale of sand, gravel, rock, shale, clay or other natural mineral deposits (except topsoil) may be permitted in an A District if approved by special permit of the Town Board, subject to conditions which, in the opinion of the Town Board, will protect nearby property owners and occupants against unreasonable nuisances and hazards during the period of operations and will assure such final grading and other treatment as will produce a safe and useful area when operations have been discontinued. The Town Board may require the filing of an acceptable bond to guarantee compliance. A New York State Department of Environmental Conservation mining permit is also required for all sand and gravel pit and rock quarry operations. § 200-46. Garbage and rubbish. A. Dumping of garbage or rubbish shall be permitted only in locations and under conditions approved by the Erie County Department of Health or appropriate governmental agency. Any new or modified facilities for the treatment, storage or disposal of sewage, including excreta, bath, sink and laundry wastes or trade wastes, shall be provided and installed in accordance with the rules, regulations and standards of the New York State and Erie County Departments of Health. B. No tankage, garbage or other noxious products shall be brought into, stored or used in the Town of Wales for hog feeding or any other purpose that creates foul or noxious odors or creates a nuisance, without the consent of the Town Board. 26