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Neighbors Protest Proposed 99-Bed Elder-Care Facility in Chatsworth

January 25 2013
Written by Saul Daniels.

CHATSWORTH.PATCH - Chatsworth's Land Use Committee has denied a proposed 99-bed assisted living and Alzheimer's facility sought for a 2.4-acre horse-keeping property on DeSoto Avenue. 

 

The recommendation will be forwarded to the Chatsworth Neighborhood Council for ratification on Feb. 6. 

More than 50 equestrians and neighbors of the property at 10801 DeSoto Ave. crowded the meeting room at the Chatsworth Train Depot last week to voice opposition to the proposed Casa Esperanza residential care community. Craig Michayluk, who owns the property and serves on the Northridge West Neighborhood Council, served as presenter.  (Read the rest … including what the biggest objection was … here) 

-cw

 

CityWatch

Vol 11 Issue 8

Pub: Jan 25, 2013

 

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