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Summary
DaVita Corporation presented landscaping and exterior renovation plans for its dialysis facility at 5354 Claremont Avenue to nearly 80 residents; plans included ornamental fencing, shrubs, trees, and removal of blight, pending final approval from property owner Jim Falaschi.
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5354 Claremont Avenue
Aliases
5354 Claremont Ave (former Safeway) medical office conversionDaVita / former Safeway site (5354 Claremont Avenue)DaVita Dialysis exterior renovation (5354 Claremont Ave)DaVita Dialysis landscaping renovation (5354 Claremont Avenue)
Timeline
2003_055354 Claremont Ave (former Safeway) medical office conversion
The former Safeway supermarket building (later used by Children's Hospital for storage and subletting) is being renovated by owner James Falaschi to hold medical offices, a permitted use in the C-28 Commercial Shopping zone. RCPC had previously argued Children's Hospital's warehousing use was impermissible; after the hospital negotiated an early lease termination, Falaschi obtained a building permit and began interior improvements.
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DaVita / former Safeway site (5354 Claremont Avenue)
DaVita Corporation pledged landscaping and exterior improvements to their dialysis facility at 5354 Claremont Avenue, the former Safeway building. A plan was to be drafted by mid-October. The chain-link fenced facility had been a concern for local residents. Scenic Streets was working with DaVita as landlord to establish a plan.
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DaVita Dialysis landscaping renovation (5354 Claremont Avenue)
Scenic Streets has announced a community meeting to unveil landscaping plans for the DaVita Dialysis facility at 5354 Claremont Avenue, a former supermarket that neighbors regard as an eyesore. DaVita representatives will present landscaping improvement plans and a timeline at the meeting on July 17.
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DaVita Dialysis exterior renovation (5354 Claremont Ave)
DaVita Corporation presented landscaping and exterior renovation plans for its dialysis facility at 5354 Claremont Avenue to nearly 80 residents; plans included ornamental fencing, shrubs, trees, and removal of blight, pending final approval from property owner Jim Falaschi.
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Quotes
“RCPC is pleased with the outcome and appreciates Mr. Falaschi's efforts to consider the surrounding community.”2003_05 - RCPC summary statement
“the parcel of land is zoned C-28 Commercial Shopping; warehousing and/or storage are not a permitted use.”2003_05 - Article background on zoning dispute
“Nearly 80 residents packed a Colombo Club meeting hall on July 17 to hear landscaping plans for the DaVita Dialysis facility at 5354 Claremont Avenue. The former supermarket near the Highway 24 off-ramp has been a prominent community sore point for decades”2012_09 - p.13, Residents Welcome DaVita Renovation Plans
“The plans were well received by the attendees, many of whom live nearby and are eager to see the facility's street view improved.”2012_09 - p.13, Residents Welcome DaVita Renovation Plans
“Falaschi reports he remains open to potential improvements and has been awaiting final plans from DaVita for several months.”2012_09 - p.13, Residents Welcome DaVita Renovation Plans