The report on the legal and financial realities of the intergenerational resource and activity center (IRAC) has caused staff to reconsider the scope of the proposed center and where it may eventually be located.
State law would prohibit the city from offering health care services, which caused the city Law Department to advise against providing physical or mental health services at the IRAC as planned.
The desire for a child care center in the now-vacant Nash Hernandez property would prove problematic due to space and cost constraints.
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