Which of the following are examples of Category B NAFs?

• A. bowling alleys, child development centers, and youth centers
• B. fitness centers, libraries, and community centers
• C. golf courses, clubs, and retail stores
• D. manufacturing facilities

Answer: (A)

Category B NAFs describe community-facing, non-industrial spaces where people gather for everyday activities, especially venues that serve families and children. Bowling alleys, child development centers, and youth centers fit this profile because they are common public venues for recreation and youth programs, with open access and services focused on activities rather than production or manufacturing. The other options describe settings that either involve industrial processes or more commercial, specialized uses, which place them outside the typical Category B designation in this framework.