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6 <br /> 1. Group-Care Homes, Class I. State-licensed foster homes for children(not including nursing <br /> homes),homes for handicapped and the mentally ill, and homes for those with developmental <br /> disabilities. Group-care homes, class I, are subclassified as follows: <br /> a. Group-Care Homes, Class I-A. A maximum of six residents and two resident staff; <br /> b. Group-Care Homes, Class I-B. A maximum of twelve residents and resident staff; and <br /> c. Group-Care Homes, Class I-C. A maximum of twenty residents and four resident staff <br /> 2. Group-Care Homes, Class II. State-licensed group-care homes for juvenile delinquents, <br /> halfway houses providing residence in lieu of institutional sentencing,halfway houses providing <br /> residence to those needing correctional institutionalization, and residential rehabilitation centers <br /> for current abusers of alcohol and drugs. Group care homes, class II, are subclassified as follows: <br /> a. Group-Care Homes, Class II-A. A maximum of six residents and two resident staff; <br /> b. Group-Care Homes, Class II-B. A maximum of ten residents and two resident staff; and <br /> c. Group-Care Homes, Class II-C. A maximum of twenty residents and four resident staff <br /> 8 <br />
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