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least 51% low-to-moderate income residents or similar not-for-profit uses as agreed to in <br /> writing by the city for a period of 10 years. If the project is not substantially complete <br /> within one year of closing, CHIC would be required to return the land to the City and <br /> remediate any and all changes made to the site. The lots are vacant and have been for a <br /> number of years as they were slated to be a part of the original concept for the Wabash <br /> Crossing/Near North/Hope VI development. The development was not completed as <br /> originally envisioned in the early concepts and the Decatur City Council agreed to rezone <br /> the property earlier this year in an effort to spur development that would be compatible to <br /> surrounding uses. <br /> According to its website, The Community Health Improvement Center continues to <br /> expand services, opening access points for medical services at the Macon County Health <br /> Department, Heritage Behavioral Center,the OASIS day center in Decatur. In 2014 <br /> CHIC opened an access point at Decatur Memorial Hospital near the emergency <br /> department to serve the walk-in urgent care needs of its patient population. The <br /> Community Health Improvement Center employs over 80 people and treats over 12,000 <br /> people each year. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: There are no known objections to this resolution. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: Community Health Improvement Center <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Billy Tyus, Assistant City Manager for Development Services <br /> can be reached at btyusndecaturil.gov or 217-424-2727. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: None <br />