To make the plan a reality, the city will have to pitch in $460,000. The hospital has tapped the Paces Foundation, a nonprofit that builds housing for older adults and low-income families, to develop 10 acres of the campus.
The Pensacola City Council will decide in December if it will put up the money needed to obtain a 9 percent low-income housing tax credit from the state for the project.
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