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BOOK 100 PACE 57 E noosed Rconomic Develgpment ftiect CRA Care Centers, Inc., a privately owned company, is pursuing a plan to develop an assisted living facility (ALF) at the site shown in figure 1. The subject area shown in figure 1 is zoned RM -6, Residential Multiple Family (up to 6 units/acre), and has a land use designation of L-2, Low Density Residential -2 (up to 6 units/acre). Special exception use approval by the Board of County Commissioners is required to operate an ALF in the RM -6 zoning district. If the grant is awarded to the county, CRA Care Centers will initiate the special exception use approval process. ALFs are licensed by the State of Florida and are basically residential facilities which provide personal care for elderly residents. This ALF will provide small residential units and common areas (such as an activity room, living room, family dining room, beauty salon room for residents only, an outdoor patio and garden areas); three meals a day in a central dining room; housekeeping; laundry service; social recreational and educational activities; transportation; personal care; and assistance with bathing, mobility, eating, dressing, and taking medication. Resident capacity of the ALF will be 70. Care levels available to residents will range from independent living to extended care living. This facility will also be licensed to provide limited nursing and mental health services. In addition, the proposed ALF will have a separate unit for care of persons with Alzheimer's disease and other fortes of dementia. This portion of the building will have state of the art design to meet the unique needs of the residents, and will be secured with special locking systems. At full staffing levels, CRA Care Centers expects the proposed ALF to have 35 full-time equivalent employment positions. Of those 35 employment positions, 21 positions will be available for individuals from low to moderate income households. Table 1 displays those 36 positions. For grant scoring purposes, the project must create a minimum of 26 full-time equivalent positions. Of those 26 positions, 14 must be made available to individuals from low to moderate income households. APRIL 20, 1999 -22- _I � • • e r ■ • m a a m a m m ¢ m am osYE I � m � r • 1 v r m m m m n s as � u � ■ � ■ od v p a I e i ne s 7� W i a s a • i A• Ia m CoitYT a i • • m n m ! m� mm" it s a a ■ • 7 ■ • 1, son m i ■ A m. Mr - e s �o V ao fx AO x ae Sam �i O .a .e E noosed Rconomic Develgpment ftiect CRA Care Centers, Inc., a privately owned company, is pursuing a plan to develop an assisted living facility (ALF) at the site shown in figure 1. The subject area shown in figure 1 is zoned RM -6, Residential Multiple Family (up to 6 units/acre), and has a land use designation of L-2, Low Density Residential -2 (up to 6 units/acre). Special exception use approval by the Board of County Commissioners is required to operate an ALF in the RM -6 zoning district. If the grant is awarded to the county, CRA Care Centers will initiate the special exception use approval process. ALFs are licensed by the State of Florida and are basically residential facilities which provide personal care for elderly residents. This ALF will provide small residential units and common areas (such as an activity room, living room, family dining room, beauty salon room for residents only, an outdoor patio and garden areas); three meals a day in a central dining room; housekeeping; laundry service; social recreational and educational activities; transportation; personal care; and assistance with bathing, mobility, eating, dressing, and taking medication. Resident capacity of the ALF will be 70. Care levels available to residents will range from independent living to extended care living. This facility will also be licensed to provide limited nursing and mental health services. In addition, the proposed ALF will have a separate unit for care of persons with Alzheimer's disease and other fortes of dementia. This portion of the building will have state of the art design to meet the unique needs of the residents, and will be secured with special locking systems. At full staffing levels, CRA Care Centers expects the proposed ALF to have 35 full-time equivalent employment positions. Of those 35 employment positions, 21 positions will be available for individuals from low to moderate income households. Table 1 displays those 36 positions. For grant scoring purposes, the project must create a minimum of 26 full-time equivalent positions. Of those 26 positions, 14 must be made available to individuals from low to moderate income households. APRIL 20, 1999 -22- _I