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Samples: <br />Institutional land uses would typically include any of the following that meet the previously <br />defined criteria: <br />• Nursing Homes & Private Hospitals <br />• Exempt Property Owned by USA <br />• Exempt Property Owned by State of iv1N <br />a Exempt Property Owned by Counties <br />▪ Firestations <br />• Exempt Property Owned by Municipalities <br />• Sport/Public Assembly Facility <br />• Library <br />• Exempt Property Owned by Board of Education <br />• Exempt Property Owned by Private Schools <br />• Charitable Exempt Hospital/Nursing Home <br />• Welfare /Charitable Facility <br />• Churches, Etc. Public Worship — Private <br />• Graveyards Monuments, Cemeteries <br />H. Sport[Recreation <br />i) Indoor <br />Definition <br />Land containing a building(s) developed, user; and maintained primarily for recreational <br />activities. <br />Sarre les: <br />Indoor Sport/Recreation Iand uses would typically include any of the following that meet the <br />previously defined criteria: <br />▪ Ice/Hockey Arenas <br />• Indoor Soccer Fields <br />• Domed recreational facilities <br />• Large scale health/fitness clubs <br />• Indoor swimming pools <br />ii) Outdoor <br />Definition: <br />Land used primarily for public recreation activities improved with playing fields, playground or <br />exercise equipment and associated structures <br />Samples: <br />Outdoor Sport/Recreation land uses would typically include any of the following that meet the <br />previously defined criteria: <br />• Baseball/Softball fields /stadiums <br />• Soccer /football fields/stadiums <br />• Golf Courses <br />• Golf Driving Ranges <br />• Mini Golf Courses <br />• Playground equipment <br />L Open Space <br />1) Passive <br />
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