Marian Regional Medical Center
Trauma Update
January 16, 2024
Lars Ola Sjoholm MD
Trauma & Surgical Critical Care, Trauma Program Med Director.
Lisa Abeloe RN
Trauma Program Manager
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Marian Regional Medical Center
American College of Surgeons (ACS) verified Level II Trauma Center (2022) A trauma center is equipped and staffed to provide care for patients suffering from major traumatic injuries such as falls, motor vehicle collisions, or gunshot wounds.
Meets specific criteria: emergency medicine, trauma surgery, critical care, neurosurgery, orthopedics, radiology, and more.
24 hour availability of all essential specialties,
personnel, and equipment.
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Level I or II Trauma Centers:
Natividad
Comm Reg Med Center
Marian Reg Med Center
Cottage Hospital
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Kern Med Center
Sierra Vista Med Center
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CITY OF SANTA MARIA
Airport Business Park Specific Plan Amendment
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Development Permit
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1. Specific Plan Amendment:
a. Expand MI-PF/A zone land use category to permit "Heavy Retail Business" as a permitted use.
b. Revise the Foxenwood Street Section to better accommodate the adjacent existing land use categories.
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• The proposed project does not exceed the thresholds cited in the provisions of CEQA section 15162.
• The project was adequately covered in the previously
adopted Supplemental Environmental Impact Report and no further environmental review is necessary.
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That the City Council take the following actions:
1. Adopt a Resolution for General Plan consistency to amend the Santa Maria Airport Business Park Specific Plan to add "Heavy Retail Business" as a permitted land use in the Planned Development/Light Industrial/Public Facilities - Airport (PD/LI/PF-A) zone district, and to modify the Foxenwood Lane roadway design;
2. Introduce an Ordinance for zoning consistency to amend the Santa Maria Airport Business Park Specific Plan to add "Heavy Retail Business" as a permitted land use in the Planned Development/Light Industrial/Public Facilities -Airport (PD/LI/PF-A) zone district, and to modify the Foxenwood Lane Roadway design;
3. Adopt a resolution approving a Planned Development Permit (PD2022-0017) for a 101,450 -square -foot Mini -Warehouse Facility on a five -acre site within a PD/M- 1/PF-A (Planned Development/Light Manufacturing/Public Facilities) Zone District of the Santa Maria Airport Business Park Specific Plan.
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CITY OF SANTA MARIA
COOK STREET APARTMENTS
SALES AND DISPOSITION AGREEMENT
COOK STREET AT MCCLELLAND STREET
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DOWNTOWN PERMIT PROJECT DESCRIPTION
■ 0.69 -acre site
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height for tower and architectural
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That the City Council, by resolution, approve the
Sales and Disposition Agreement (SDA)
between the City of Santa Maria and Burt
Fugate / Burt E. Fugate Trust
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CITY OF SANTA MARIA
MOBILE HOME MODEL LEASE
STATUS UPDATE
January 16, 2024
On June 7, 2022, the City Council met to discuss the Mobile Home Model Lease 2020 Agreement and to receive public comment.
Following City Council discussion and public input, on the motion, direction was given to staff to work with community members and park owners to examine enhancing the Model Lease Agreement to see if there was room for improvement and to look at alternatives.
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Following City Council direction, City staff held several meetings with community members and park owners to identify areas of
improvement and to look for alternatives:
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• 11/29/2022
• 2/22/2023
• 6/20/2023
• 7/21/2023
• 11/14/2023
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Signed and Participating
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# spaces percent
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96 Casa Grande 420
Casa del Rio 236
Rancho Buena Vista 209
Santa Maria RV 7
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El Capitan Village
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• The City to provide assistance in efforts to disseminate information and to educate the public about the Model Lease program • In -person and virtual meetings, letters to mobile home park residents
• Posting of information on the City's website
• Translation of letters and educational materials (but not contractual materials) in Spanish
• The City to help formation of an "outreach committee" that will provide guidance and direction on ongoing outreach efforts
• The Model Lease is enforced by civil remedy.
• The City has received one complaint, which has been sufficiently remedied. • Make information available, in outreach communications, on how a homeowner can make a complaint to the City regarding possible violations of the Model Lease program. • Amend Paragraph 2.02 of the Enforcement Agreement that would require the Model Lease to be offered to new buyers at the same time as any other lease agreement. • Report to the City, annually, how many residents have signed the Model Lease. • Discussion to create a volunteer committee of resident and park owner representatives to address any issues prior to a complaint filed with the City, to minimize City staff time.
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Financial Terms —m—NWIMsi
• Stakeholder groups did not discuss financial terms of the model lease; the park owners group emphasizes that they have entered into a binding agreement and have complied with its terms. • The groups did discuss the potential of mobile home parks voluntarily providing financial assistance programs that could aid residents experiencing hardship.
The 2020 Model Lease program provides another lease option for prospective mobile home residents. Meetings were held to obtain input on how the program could be improved, and to look for alternatives. Improved efforts in participation, outreach and enforcement will help prospective residents, including seniors.