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Chatham-Kent approves transfer of former Meadow Park site for addiction treatment facility
Chatham-Kent council has approved the transfer of 110 Sandys Street in Chatham to the Quiring Holding Foundation, clearing the way for a new addiction treatment and recovery facility to serve residents across the municipality. The property, formerly home to Meadow Park Long-Term Care Home, will be transferred to the foundation for $1, subject to completion of the municipality’s previously approved purchase of the property and agreements meant to…
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Chatham-Kent approves transfer of former Meadow Park site for addiction treatment facility
Chatham-Kent council has approved the transfer of 110 Sandys Street in Chatham to the Quiring Holding Foundation, clearing the way for a new addiction treatment and recovery facility to serve residents across the municipality. The property, formerly home to Meadow Park Long-Term Care Home, will be transferred to the foundation for $1, subject to completion of the municipality’s previously approved purchase of the property and agreements meant to…
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