The land, about 2 miles from the bankrupt hospital, is currently leased as an almond tree orchard, and the hospital claims 20 percent of crop sales as part of its agreement with the leaseholders.
Tenants S&K Management made an offer in July to buy the land for $569,280, but hospital interests want a more competitive bidding process. The hospital still owes about $35 million in debt to various creditors, according to the report.
A hearing is due Oct. 24 with potential land bidders expected to be present.
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