California Pacific Medical Center Long Range Development Plan Project

California Pacific Medical Center Long Range Development Plan Project

NOTE: Comments and Responses 1 CD The California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) Long Range Development Plan (LRDP), or otherwise referred to as the proposed project, is CPMC's multi-phased strategy to meet State seismic safety requirements for hospitals (SB 1953) and create a 20-year framework and Institutional Master Plan for its four existing medical campuses (Pacific Campus at Sacramento and Buchanan Streets; California Campus at Maple and California Streets Davies Campus at Castro and 14th streets; and St. Luke's Campus at Caesar Chavez and Valencia Streets), and a proposed new medical campus (Cathedral Hill Campus at Van Ness Avenue and Geary Boulevard) in San Francisco. Completion of the proposed Cathedral Hill Campus by 2015 would allow CPMC to consolidate duplicative services at existing CPMC campuses. The existing acute-care services, primary emergency services, and Women's and Children's Center at CPMC's existing Pacific and California Campuses would be relocated to the proposed Cathedral Hill Hospital.

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General Plan Amendment, Planned Unit Development, Site Plan, Rezone, Use Permit, Land Division (Subdivision, etc.), CU Authorization, General Plan Referral, Planning Code Text& Map

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