# Real-World Practice - In Progress Applying IBC and Local Codes During Development \[Exercise B\]

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In the base scenario, the question indicates that the facility has no memory care. Could you make the language more IBC-based and refer to the evacuation capabilities of the people living there? I am familiar with the term (no memory care). However, code suggest by definition that I-1 Condition 1, would not require assistance. Hence, no memory care. While I-1 Condition 2 is the type that would require assistance, or memory care. The correct answer should be I-1, Condition 1; sprinklers required.