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Schroeder on Agenda item K-? - "Correspondence re change in
ownership of Lodi Catmunity Ilospital and the expiration date
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Council on the subject.
CITY COUNCIL
JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER. Mayor
DAVID M. HINCHMAN
Mayor Pro Tempore
EVELYN M. OLSON
JAMES W. PINKERTON, Jr.
FRED M. REID
March 7, 1985
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CI'T'Y OF LODI
CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET
POST OFFICE BOX 320
LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241
(209)334-5634
Mr. Harold E. Buck, 'Dice -President
Acquisitions, Support Services
Paraclesus Healthcare Corporation
155 North Lake Avenue, Suite 1100
Pasadena, CA 91109
Dear Mr. Buck:
RE: Use Permits - Temporary Mobile Offices
Lodi Community Hospital
Our office is in receipt of your correspondence of March 1, 1985
concerning the change in ownership of Lodi Lohnnunity Hospital
and the expiration date of Use Permits for two temporary mobile
office structures on the hospital site.
It is our recommendation that you submit a letter to the Lodi
City Planning Commission asking for an extension of the Use Permits
pending the completion of the necessary permanent structures to
replace the mobile units. Your correspondence should outline, to
the best of your present knowledge, how much time will be needee
to accomplish your task.
We understand your problem and will support any reasonable request
for the extension of the expiration dates.
Sincerely,
3J MES B. SCHROEDER
ommunity Development Director
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March 1, 1985
Mr. James 3. Schroeder
Community Development Director
City of Lodi;- California
221 W. Pine Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear Mr. Schroeder:
As you may be aware, Paracelsus Healthcare Corporation (PHC) is in
the process of acquiring Lodi Community Hospital from National Medical
Enterprises, Inc. (NME). As part of our acquisition "due diligence"
we have learned that NME has Conditional Use Permits (CUP) from the
city for temporary buildings (trailers) which are located on hospital
property and which are used for business meeting and office purposes.
We have further learned that the CUP's expire on June 10, 1985 and are
not renewable.
Our position on the CUP issue is to fully support an objective to remove
the trailers from the property. However, we have a problem relative
to the timing with which this can be done. That is, PHC will not take
ownership of the property until March 31, 1985 and this assumes no delays
in our closing schedule. Accordingly, this could leave us approximately
two months to plan and develop alternative permanent space .... an
impossible task.
As indicated, our, bottom line is to develop alternative permanent space
on the hospital campus such that we can remove the trailers at the
earliest possible time. But, as you can appreciate, this would be done
in a number of ways in association with other development activity which
we are considering. So, what we really need at this point is time to
thoughtfully consider all needs, develop plans to meet the needs and
work with you toward approval of our plans and implementation schedule.
In such regard we need the city's support in continuing the use of the
trailers until this can be accomplished.
In that we are obviously looking at a very threatening prospect in having
to remove the trailers in June, we would take great comfort from a vote
of confidence by the city that we can work together to effectively satisfy
mutual interests.
Would you please consider our dilemma and advise at your earliest
convenience?
Sincerely, /
Harold E. Buck
Vice President
Acquisitions, Support Services
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cc: Hon. Mav_r Evelyn Olson