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~ The Kaiser Permanente San José Medical Center has announced that the draft environmental impact report (DEIR) for their proposed project is now available for public review. The project, which has been assigned the State Clearinghouse Number SCH #2023050424 and File Numbers PDC23-006, PD23-002, and ER23-005, aims to demolish the existing 250,000-square foot hospital and construct a new 685,000-square foot hospital (including basement), a central utility plant, and a parking structure on their San José Medical Center campus.
According to the project description, the new hospital will be built while the existing one continues to function at full capacity. In addition to the hospital construction, future improvements to the campus will include demolishing two one-story medical offices and building a 250,000-square foot outpatient facility and a parking garage. The project also involves seeking a revised Planned Development zoning and permit.
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The project location is at 250 Hospital Parkway and covers several Assessor's Parcel Numbers: 706-05-011; 706-05-025; 706-05-017; 706-05-037; 706-05-020; 706-05-032; and 706-05-035.
The public is invited to review and provide comments on the draft project documents during the circulation period from February 23, 2024 to April 11, 2024. The Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) will be available for review on the City of San José's website. Comments must be submitted by April 11th at 5:00 PM to Cort Hitchens, the Environmental Project Manager for this project. He can be reached at Cort.Hitchens@sanjoseca.gov or by phone at (408)794-7386.
This proposed project has been highly anticipated by both Kaiser Permanente and the San José community. The DEIR is an important step in the process and allows for public input and feedback on the potential environmental impacts of the project. The Kaiser Permanente San José Medical Center website also provides additional information about the project.
According to the project description, the new hospital will be built while the existing one continues to function at full capacity. In addition to the hospital construction, future improvements to the campus will include demolishing two one-story medical offices and building a 250,000-square foot outpatient facility and a parking garage. The project also involves seeking a revised Planned Development zoning and permit.
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The project location is at 250 Hospital Parkway and covers several Assessor's Parcel Numbers: 706-05-011; 706-05-025; 706-05-017; 706-05-037; 706-05-020; 706-05-032; and 706-05-035.
The public is invited to review and provide comments on the draft project documents during the circulation period from February 23, 2024 to April 11, 2024. The Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) will be available for review on the City of San José's website. Comments must be submitted by April 11th at 5:00 PM to Cort Hitchens, the Environmental Project Manager for this project. He can be reached at Cort.Hitchens@sanjoseca.gov or by phone at (408)794-7386.
This proposed project has been highly anticipated by both Kaiser Permanente and the San José community. The DEIR is an important step in the process and allows for public input and feedback on the potential environmental impacts of the project. The Kaiser Permanente San José Medical Center website also provides additional information about the project.
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