Care Facilities are those facilities in which the operator provides some type of care for the occupants of the building/structure.These facilities include: educational for youths under 18 years of age; day care; 24 hour care in the home; hospitals; jails; sanitariums; etc.

R2.1:Residential Facilities (RF) and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE) Accommodates more than six (6) non-ambulatory clients, ambulatory clients permitted.

R2.1.1:Residential Facilities (RF) and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE) Accommodates six (6) or less non-ambulatory, ambulatory clients permitted.

R2.2:Residential Facilities (RF) and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE)Accommodates more than six (6) ambulatory may include a maximum of six (6) non-ambulatory.

R2.2.1:Residential Facilities (RF) and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE) Accommodates six (6) or less ambulatory clients with a maximum of 2 non-ambulatory.

R2.3:Facilities providing hospice care throughout for more than six (6) bed ridden clients.Licensing Categories are limited to; A) Congregate Living Health Facilities for the Terminally Ill and B) Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically Ill.

R2.3.1:Facilities providing hospice care throughout for six (6) or less bedridden clients.Licensing Categories are limited to: A) Congregate Living Health Facilities for the Terminally Ill and B) Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically Ill.

R3: Large family daycare.

R4:Residential group care facility for ambulatory, non-restrained persons who may have a mental or physical impairment accommodating more than five (5) and not more than 16 clients, excluding staff.

R6:Residential group care facilities which provide care and/or supervisory services.Restraint shall not be practiced and is limited to: A) Halfway houses such as community correctional centers, B) Community Correction Reentry Centers, C) Community Treatment Programs, D) Work Furlough Programs, and E) Alcoholism or drug abuse recovery/treatment facilities.Divisions are defined as follows:

• R6 Division 6 Occupancies with more than six (6) non-ambulatory residents.
• R6 Division 6 Occupancies with six (6) or less non-ambulatory residents.
• R6.2 Division 6 Occupancies with more than six (6) ambulatory residents.
• R6.2.A: Division 6 Occupancies with six (6) or less ambulatory residents.

R3:Dwellings (as defined in Chapter 2, Section 205) used for large family day-care and lodging houses for8 to14 persons.Licensing categories include but are not limited to: A) Adult Day-care Facilities, B) Family Day-care Homes, C) Adult Day-support Center, D) Day-care Center for Mildly Ill Children, E) Infant Care Center and, F) School Age Child Day-care Center.

E-3:day care centers ofmore than 14 persons.Licensing Categories are Adult, Day, Family, School Aged Day Care, or Infant Care, or Adult Day Support.

E-1:Education through 12^th grade 50 or more persons 12 or more hours per week or 4 hours per day.

E-2:Education through 12^th grade less than 50 persons 12 or more hours per week or 4 hours per day.

Institutional Facility

I-1.1:Nurseries providing full-time care for children under age 6 or hospitals, sanitariums, nursing homes where medical care is provided for more than 6 children

I-1.2:Health Care Facilities for ambulatory patients capable of self preservation accommodating more than 6 persons.

I-2:Nursing homes providing full-time care for children age 6 and over, or nursing homes for ambulatory patients where medical care is provided for 6 or more children/patients.

I-3:Where restraint is practiced. i.e., jails, sanitariums, prisons, reformatories, mental hospitals, etc.