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e e , ~> standard statistical Codes (SIC) 80* with the exception of SIC 806 (hospitals). SIC 80 includes private institutions such as convalescent homes and rest homes in which medical of surgical services are not a main function of the institution. For commercial and industrial areas only the land on the parcel that was used (including parking) was considered to be the developed land. INDUSTRIAL - Includes the SIC categories 019 and 14 through 50, which include the following: horticultural specialties (with the exception of sod farms), mining and quarrying of non-metallic minerals (except fuels), general contractors (building construction and all non-building construction), manufacturing of all kinds, transportation of all kinds, communications, utilities and wholesale trade. PUBLIC SEMI-PUBLIC - Includes the buildings and land adjacent of schools, both public and private, hospitals, churches, cemeteries, ice arena and all facilities of local, state and federal governments, including convalescent homes, mental institutions and penal facilities maintained by any level of government. All schools, parks and hospitals were given there complete boundaries. However in certain instances only the used land was considered developed, the remaining vacant area went into a category called public semi-public land not being used. An example of this would be the University of Minnesota's property in Rosemount, or the Minnesota Veterans home in Hastings. PARKS AND RECREATION Includes all parks playgrounds, zoos, similar areas. (city, regional and state), gun clubs, golf courses and STREETS AND ALLEYS Includes all land used for highways, streets and alleys and related easements. Before automation 30% of residential, commercial and industrial growth was assumed to be in this category. Now the only acreage in this category is the major interstate freeways and