Commissioners say Code Blue will be housed at Subzero Mission after Painesville Township grants one-year permit
Summary
A commissioner reported that Painesville Township’s Board of Zoning Appeals granted a conditional-use permit for Code Blue to be operated at Subzero Mission when activated; the permit is effective for one year and the county expects to return to the township board in spring or summer for further review.
A commissioner updated the board that the Painesville Township Board of Zoning Appeals granted a conditional-use permit allowing Code Blue to be housed at Subzero Mission when Code Blue is activated.
The commissioner said the permit is effective for one year and that the county will likely go back before the township board in the spring or summer for continued authorization. The commissioner thanked members of the Code Blue committee, United Way, Lake Tran, area churches and Salvation Army and singled out Commissioner Beveridge for taking a lead role in securing the permit and coordinating with township officials.
Board members described the arrangement as providing a "stable, well staffed" shelter option and emphasized the role of volunteers and partner agencies. No formal vote was recorded on the Code Blue siting during this meeting; the report was presented as an update under new/old business.
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