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Board upholds Planning Commission approval for Nuova Vista congregate care expansion after appeal
Summary
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors denied an appeal and approved an expansion of the Nuova Vista congregate care facility in South Sacramento to 140 beds, adding conditions aimed at neighborhood outreach, security and prioritizing county residents.
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 25 denied an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval and authorized an expansion of the Nuova Vista congregate care facility near the Southwest corner of Roosevelt Avenue and 40th Street in South Sacramento.
The board's action upholds the Planning Commission's findings and approves a use permit, special development permit and design review that will allow the existing Nuova Vista facility to expand from about 53 to 140 beds on a 3.35-acre site, subject to a set of conditions and a mitigation monitoring program tied to the facility's mitigated negative declaration under CEQA.
The expansion drew sharply divided public comment. Neighbors, represented at the hearing by the South Sacramento CPAC and residents, urged denial, saying the neighborhood…
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