Members of the crowd expressed their concern for Mr. Paolino’s plan, stating the development would “further strain their economically distressed neighborhood,” according to the article.
Mr. Paolino initially revealed his plan to turn the former health center into 140 units of long-term housing for nearly 300 homeless people Monday. The plan includes the creation of a fitness center, job training offices, a business center and laundry and kitchen facilities. St. Joseph Health Center’s outpatient clinic, which currently occupies a portion of the space, will remain intact, according to the article.
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