Brooklyn Center — Transcript
2 Topics in This Document
Common Interest Community (CIC) Plat for Senior Living Campus
Future Comprehensive Plan (2050 Plan) Development
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“This will always remain at the clearance board. We on both. Sides of it.”
“The only thing we got a bunch of questions that did come in, and some of them seem to be about at this point, nothing is changing operationally at all about the buildings. It's purely just a tax distinction that the purpose of it will allow us to. The nursing home is more stable, and we're going to we're going to put a HUD financed mortgage on that. And then the assisted living needs capital. We've already started some capital work, and it allows us to free up the ability to finance it separately with the bank that will that will work on helping us renovate the property over the next number of years.”
“I would concur that after reading that email correspondence that it was purely operational questions regarding how the the business can operate from this time forward, rather than specific questions related to the CIC plan. So I agree. I agree that it should be acknowledged today because of part of the public hearing, but also that it really has no bearing over your decision tonight.”