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Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council <br />Monday, November 7, 2016 <br />Page 12 <br />Mr. Mulle replied, there's a little bit of parking in front. There's a circle drive for drop off. The <br />majority of the spaces for visitors and staff is to the opposite side between this building and the <br />existing building. <br />Mr. Jerome asked, the back side? <br />Mr. Mulle replied, correct. That's where the service access would be as well. The side of the <br />building that faces SOM would be grass, trees, landscaping and just the building facade itself. <br />There's no parking or traffic in the front of the building. <br />Mr. Jerome asked, the circle is going to be not directly in front, the drop-off circle you spoke of? <br />That would be on the side of it? <br />Mr. Mulle replied, the building as it is designed faces north. The side of the building that faces <br />SOM is the west side of the building. The north sidc of the building is actually the front so you <br />actually turn off of SOM and head west on that access drive back toward the existing building. <br />It's along that drive, the front door of this building and that's where the circle drive is located. <br />None of that entrance or parking or that kind of activity is on the SOM Center side. It's all <br />protected. <br />Dr. Karfes stated, he just brought up an interesting point because it's my expectation that they <br />are going to put a stoplight opposite the driveway and Hickory Hill Drive on SOM. Is there <br />going to be a traffic light put at that intersection? <br />Council President Saponaro replied, no. <br />Dr. Karfes stated, sorry. I thought there was going to be because I thought there was some <br />construction for a stoplight at Hickory Hill and SOM. <br />Council President Saponaro replied, no. <br />Dr. Karfes stated, then that changes my mind as far as the traffic pattern from here on SOM. <br />From Progressive, it's mayhem. <br />Council President Saponaro stated, you are thinking of Sandalwood and SOM. <br />Dr. Karfes stated, thank you. <br />Mr. Williams asked, how would you compare your proposed facility to Governor's Village? <br />Dr. Moyal replied, I think Governor's Village has got more than an assisted living. It has <br />assisted living and Alzheimer's unit and a nursing home. They don't just have assisted living. It <br />is not the level of acuity. It has tlu-ee phases, nursing home which is almost like in-patient. It is <br />a much higher level of care. Assisted living is mostly people who require help and cannot <br />otherwise be home. They require medications and diets and physical therapy. They are kept safe <br />and sound and healthy. <br />