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3442
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McMillan asked how much renovation is proposed for the structure and whether there will be some green <br /> space in the back. <br /> Miller stated they would like to leave as much green space as they can,with the parking remaining where <br /> it currently is. They would like to add a garage on the north side. <br /> Curtis noted the application for the garage will be heard next week by the Planning Commission. <br /> McMillan asked whether there would be any outpatient services offered. <br /> 1 <br /> Miller indicated there may be some outpatient services provided and that those numbers have been <br /> included in the parking calculation. The outpatient services would be a small part of the program. <br /> White asked whether they have any affiliations to any of the local hospitals. <br /> Miller stated they are affiliated with Fairview. <br /> McMillan asked whether they have experienced any issues that result in police visiting the site, <br /> particularly if it is a minor. <br /> Miller stated they have not. Miller indicated they are unsu4 how the resident population will be split <br /> among their various facilities and that it is not definite they will have any minors at this facility. Miller <br /> stated if a minor was at the facility and left,they would be required to call the police. At this time they <br /> are only proposing to obtain a license for treating adults. <br /> McMillan asked how many parking stalls are available on site. <br /> Curtis stated there are 16 parking stalls,which does include',the required handicap stalls. <br /> i <br /> Franchot asked what type of treatment the resident would re eive prior to coming to the facility. <br /> Miller stated that varies on the person and that once they re ch their facility,they would offer four <br /> different levels of care: nonintensive outpatient, intensive o tpatient, partial hospitalization or intensive <br /> day program. The two intermediate care levels are only done at their St. Louis facility and there would <br /> not be any intensive care services offered at this location. <br /> Franchot asked approximately how many people are in need of this type of facility within a 10 or 15-mile <br /> radius of Orono. <br /> Miller indicated he is unable to provide that number. They have done some outreach programs in the <br /> various high schools and that they estimate the number of p ople with eating disorders is approximately <br /> eight percent of the population. <br /> White asked whether food would be cooked onsite. <br /> (6. #10-3442 THE EMILY PROGRAM, 2180 NORT SHORE DRIVE, Continued) <br /> Miller indicated they would have a chef on site. <br /> Murphy asked what attracted them to this site. <br />
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