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Ramsey
<br /> Institution means any building housing any civic, philanthropic, educational, public, religious or
<br /> public service organization.
<br /> Nursing halve, rest halve or convalescent halve means a building having accommodations where care is
<br /> provided for two or more invalids, infirmed, aged, convalescent, or physically disabled persons
<br /> that are not of the immediate family; but not including hospitals, clinics, sanitariums or similar
<br /> institutions.
<br /> Public uses means uses owned or operated by municipal, school districts, county, state or other
<br /> governmental units.
<br /> No all-encompassing definition.
<br /> Ramsey's COR district allows religious institutions, limited educational facilities.
<br /> Rogers
<br /> Institutional use means a facility providing educational, governmental, religious, or community
<br /> services to the general public such as libraries, schools, churches, municipal buildings, museums,
<br /> and historic buildings and sites. Institutional facilities may be owned and operated by either public
<br /> or private entities.
<br /> Medical uses mean those uses concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and care of human beings.
<br /> These include hospitals, dental services,medical services or clinics, nursing or convalescent home,
<br /> orphan's home,rest home and sanitarium.
<br /> No all-encompassing definition.
<br /> Saint Michael
<br /> School. A public or private institution, together with it's accessory buildings and uses, for learning
<br /> with either a kindergarten, elementary or secondary curriculum with buildings, equipment, courses
<br /> of study, class schedules, enrollment of pupils and staff meeting the standards established by the
<br /> state. Examples of accessory uses for a school include,but are not limited to gymnasiums, swimming
<br /> pools, auditoriums, and offices in support of the school use.
<br /> No all-encompassing definition.
<br /> Residential care facility. Any facility,public or private,which for gain or otherwise regularly provides
<br /> one or more persons with a 24-hour-per-day substitute for the care,lodging, training, education,
<br /> supervision,habilitation,rehabilitation, and treatment they need,but which for any reason cannot be
<br /> furnished in the person's own home. Residential care-facilities include,but are not limited to, state
<br /> institutions under the control of the Commissioner of Public Welfare, foster homes, residential
<br /> treatment centers,maternity shelters, group homes,residential programs, or schools for handicapped
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