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Last Updated: Wednesday, 13 August, 2003, 09:36 GMT 10:36 UK
Residential home planned for farm
Elderly people generic
Sheds would be replaced with a care home for the elderly
A residential home for elderly people in Jersey could be built on an existing farm if plans are approved.

An application has been received for a care home on La Preference Farm in St Martin.

If the planning authorities agree, commercial sheds could be knocked down to make way for a care home with 41 en suite rooms.

The two-storey building will be set on 3,000 square metres of land.

The plans include a lounge and dining room, a shop or salon and laundry, and a car park for 30 cars.

The applicant, La Preference Holding Limited, said there was a need for the care home because of the pressure Jersey's ageing population is putting on public health services.


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