New Cafe 477 Gets Green Light from Encinitas Planning Commission
North Coast Health Center receives unanimous approval to break ground on campus cafe
ENCINITAS, Calif. – North Coast Health Center, the largest outpatient health center in North County, announced this week that it has received approval by the Encinitas Planning Commission to build the new Café 477. The plans were approved at the Encinitas Planning Commission meeting on Thursday, February 6, 2014, with a unanimous 5-0 vote in favor of the project. The new Café 477 is set to break ground this spring.
Café 477 will be yet another amenity unique to North Coast Health Center. The goal of the new café is to provide expanded healthy food and drink options in a more central and convenient location to all. The existing coffee cart will be relocated out of the main lobby and a new 865 sq. ft. glass and steel structure will be developed next to the existing fountain courtyard in the center of the property.“We are excited to begin this project,” stated Greg Petree, President of AmeriCare Medical Properties, whose company manages the medical center. “Our hope is that the many patients, physicians and staff that walk through North Coast Health Center every day will enjoy the added convenience of having expanded healthy food choices on campus.”
Mr. Petree continued in saying that, “The Cafe 477 expansion project is the beginning of a multi-year, campus-wide renovation. Once the cafe is complete, we will begin the process of upgrading all the common area within our buildings. From there the exterior hardscape and landscape will be updated to assure we’re staying current with today’s Class A standard expected at North County’s leading outpatient health center.”
For more information about North Coast Health Center in Encinitas, Calif. and its physicians, visit www.NorthCoastHealthCenter.com.