May 11, 2023 Special Meeting

Mr. Stafford said that moving from independent living to nursing is a benefit to this application as residents will be able to age in place and expect to serve all health care services as they see fit. Mr. Stafford said that he was present for Ms. Wooley-Dillon’s testimony. What she testified to in his opinion is comprehensively different from CCRC by quality and amenities for the community. The Greenhouse model vs. the CCRC model Mr. Richard Webster Esq. (representing objector, Loren Svetvillas, 699 Prospect Avenue) asked Mr. Stafford for confirmation that the minimum age is 62. Mr. Stafford said that the regulations have not been written but believes that to be so. Mr. Webster asked for confirmation that at least one member in the unit must be at least 62 years of age. Mr. Stafford answered in the affirmative. Mr. Webster asked if there is an assessment of some kind for residents. Mr. Stafford said that he is sure one exists, just that part of the regulation has yet to be confirmed. Mr. Webster asked for clarification about the full kitchen and whether the resident will be expected to cook all meals. Mr. Stafford said that all residents are required to take one meal daily as part of the monthly service fee. Mr. Webster asked what kind of extras are not included in fees. Mr. Stafford said usually physical therapy and extra meals for guests. Chairperson Neuer asked the record to reflect that Mr. Scott left the screen from 8:45 PM- 8:47 PM. BOARD QUESTIONS Mr. I. Schwarzbaum asked how Mr. Stafford became knowledgeable on the subject this application deals with. Mr. Stafford said that he went to many seminars, did research, and had a hand in a mortality and mobility study for actuaries. Mr. B. D. Scott questioned his expertise in a care type of role since his role is as CFO. Mr. Stafford said his expertise comes from the length of time in the industry. Mr. Scott asked about the differences in the kitchens. For example, the assisted living unit’s kitchen appears to be a “store and warm” type of kitchen. Mr. Stafford confirmed. Mr. Scott asked if an individual’s family can live there; and if so, is there a limit on the time. Mr. Stafford said that the family will not be able to live there but will visit situations on a case-by-case basis. Mr. Scott asked what happens to residents who run out of funds after being in this facility. Mr. Stafford said that he

will not be able to live there but will visit situations on a case-by-case basis. Mr. Scott asked what happens to residents who run out of funds after being in this facility. Mr. Stafford said that he or she may have to move as part of the assessment is financial. NO PROFESSIONALS QUESTIONS PUBLIC ADVOCATE Mr. Thapar asked if Daughters of Israel is an Inc. or an LLC. Mr. Stafford said that it is under an Inc. Mr. Thapar followed up by saying that this is not a separate entity. Mr. Stafford said that financing may be in the future, but still operating as a non-profit status. PUBLIC QUESTIONS