Which of the following is NOT a conditional use in the "c" Commercial Zone?

In Guam's zoning regulations, a conditional use is a type of land use that may not be allowed as a matter of right but can be permitted under specific circumstances, usually after going through a review process to assess its impact on the community and compliance with zoning objectives. In the context of the "c" Commercial Zone, conditional uses are intended to support commercial activities while also considering factors such as traffic, noise, and compatibility with surrounding land uses.

Shopping centers, drive-in theaters, and auto service stations typically align with the objectives of commercial zones, as they support the economic activity and consumer services expected in such areas. These uses can provide significant economic benefits and convenience to the community, thus they are considered appropriate under certain conditions.

Cemeteries, on the other hand, are generally not aligned with the purpose of a commercial zone. They are more suited to residential or special use zoning classifications that cater to their unique nature, which often requires quieter environments and additional land for burials. The permanence and relatively low activity associated with cemeteries do not fit with the dynamic commercial functions typically found in a "c" Commercial Zone, making it an inappropriate conditional use in this context.