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• Land Grab Main
• SEIU
Deceived Voters … and Its Members
• Who
Financed the "No on Prop. D" Campaign
• The
$562,800 "Senior Housing Plan" for LHH's Campus
• People
Affected if the West Residence Isn't Built
• Minutes
of the “Assisted Lviing Project Workgroup" and the “Transition
Steering Committee"
• Vote
"No" on Future Bond Measures
Comittee Minutes
Notably, the Laguna Honda Hospital Replacement Project has adopted a “vision” statement that states:
This vision statement ignores the fact that voters passed Prop. A in 1999 to build a continuing healthcare facililty, not housing. Yet two committees have been formed that are actively focusing on, and implementing, housing on the LHH campus.
Minutes of the Assisted Living Project Workgroup
Voters approved Prop. A in 1999 to authorize bond financing to rebuild Laguna Honda Hospital’s skilled nursing beds and a small number of “assisted living” beds. The Assisted Living Project workgroup is supposed to guide the development of the assisted living beds for the LHH campus.
February
16, 2006
March
13, 2006
April
10, 2006
May
8, 2006
June
19, 2006 Just 13 days following the June 2006 elelction,
these minutes show that the Department of Public Health decided
that
unlicensed “supportive housing” rather
than licensed assisted living beds will be built
at LHH.
September 12, 2006
Minutes of the
Transition Steering Committee
The Transition Steering Committee (TSC) was formed in order to guide a smooth transition moving from the existing LHH facilities into the completed Replacement Project.
August
2, 2005
September
6, 2005
October
4, 2005
November 1,
2005
December
6, 2005
March
21, 2006
May
9, 2006
June
20, 2006
September
5, 2006
Octoberr
3, 2006
November 7, 2006
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