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There were two pieces in the Sunday SF Examiner about senior housing and new construction

In response to a massive projected increase in the number of seniors in the county, a new. 97-bed assisted-living home for the elderly is being planned across from the new Mills-Peninsula Medical Center in Burlingame.

The Peninsula Health Care District, owner of the 1-acre plot at 1600 Trousdale Ave. where the home would be built, approved the plan last week and identified Aegis Living as the developer and operator of the proposed facility, district CEO Cheryl Fama said.

The second article noted some of the things that would need to happen first
The district has yet to submit a proposal to the city, said Burlingame Planning Manager Maureen Brooks. The area is currently zoned for office or medical uses.

“I’d really like to have people come together to have a thoughtful conversation about the best use for the property,” said Mayor Terry Nagel. “It’s a huge opportunity to do something that would really have value for our city.”

If the site is used for senior housing, Nagel is concerned that it might not be within walking distance to amenities seniors need and said some kind of shuttle service would need to be provided.

But I not following the mayor's concern.  1600 Trousdale is the one-story white building that is right across the street from the back of B'game Plaza and across Trousdale from the new hospital.  I can't think of a more central location with two grocery stores, a drugstore, a couple breakfast and lunch places along with many other service businesses.  Seems ideal to me.

Bgame Plaza

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One response to “Silver Tsunami in B’game”

  1. Clifford

    Joe, I couldn’t agree with you more. This is a perfect location for this use.
    Nagel, always the politician, just does want to be caught on the wrong side of an issue.

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