Once built, onsite resident services would be provided by Chelsea’s nonprofit partners, Serving Seniors and Southern California Housing Collaborative.
Specific design components and features of the development will be more clearly defined in consultation with the community, elected leadership and key stakeholders. The final unit count and land uses for the community, including non-residential options, will depend on the allowable density and land uses per the final approved Community Plan Amendment (CPA). Community input on these topics as well as the findings of the CPA’s Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will inform the final design of the project.
For more information about Serving Seniors, visit www.servingseniors.org. For more information about Southern California Housing Collaborative, visit www.socalhc.org