Institutional Group

Classification: Institutional group I-1

• 16 or more people who are living together.

Example and Explanation: This is a college sorority house. There are multiple people who live under one roof. They are all capable of self rescue. 

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Classification: Institutional group I-2

•  Medical, surgical, psychiatric, nursing, custodial care facilities for over 5 persons who are not capable of self preservation.

Example and Explanation: This is a hospital it is used for the care of men, women, and children who are ill; it's occupant load exceeds more than 50 people at a time.

 

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Classification: Institutional group I-3

•  Prisons and detention facilities for more than five people under restraint.

Example and Explanation: This is a  prison it holds mores than 200 hundred inmates on a daily basis.

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Classification: Institutional group I-4

• Day care facilities (for over 5 persons)

Example and Explanation: This is a day care facility for children under the age of  two and a half years old.

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