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Council approves modified Alexander Valley Healthcare Wellness Center design, authorizes $1.25M housing‑fund grant for Washington Street improvements
Summary
Cloverdale council approved a resolution and introduced an ordinance amending a development agreement for the Alexander Valley Healthcare Wellness Center, scaling the project from about 47,000 to 27,000 sq ft, and authorized a $1,250,000 grant from the city's low/moderate‑income housing fund to help complete Washington Street frontage and storm‑drain work (vote 5–0).
The Cloverdale City Council voted unanimously on Nov. 12 to approve a modification to the previously approved design review and conditional use permit for the Alexander Valley Healthcare Wellness Center and to introduce an ordinance amending the project's development agreement.
City planning staff described the revised proposal as a scale‑back from roughly 47,000 square feet to about 27,000 square feet. Planning staff and project representatives said the amendment responds to recent design changes while preserving the health‑care use at 321 South Cloverdale Boulevard.
As part of the development agreement…
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