Chapter 8 — SYH

San Ysidro Health (SYH) is dedicated to improving and maintaining the health and well- being of a person through the provision of high- quality healthcare and community services. SYH operates the Mountain Health Community Center, located in the center of Camp Lockett,

which currently includes, but is not limited to, the following services: CalFresh applications for food stamps, Medi-Cal assistance, emergency food boxes, onsite home- delivery senior lunches, and recreational activities for all ages.

The following goals and policies have been developed specifically for SYH. They are intended to guide future development proposals within the SYH Planning Area. These goals and policies include, but are not limited to:

· Serve as a resource center for the area and bring additional services to the Campo Community.

· Stimulate economic growth and development in the region by creating programs for job and vocational training.

· Provide housing options for SYH staff.

· Provide child and senior daycare services.

· Conduct wellness/behavioral health services, including drugs and alcohol.

· Provide active expanded recreational facilities (e.g. pool, athletic fields) and expanded summer camp options.

· Provide additional amenities (e.g. benches, tables, barbeque pits, pavilion) at Chaffee Park.

· Create a health wellness and senior center to provide nutrition and health classes and physical therapy for local residents.

· Restore Camp Lockett theater for community benefit.

Development within the SYH Planning Area is subject to the Camp Lockett Community- Wide Design Guidelines as described in Chapter 6. The entire SYH Planning Area includes contributing buildings and landscape features that are part of the Camp Lockett Historic District. Special attention shall focus on the careful preservation and maintenance of these existing historic and culturally significant structures. The following are specific design guidelines unique to the SYH Planning Area:

· When adaptive use is viable, seek uses that are compatible with the building.

· Design alterations in a manner that will not diminish the historic integrity of the contributing structure.

· Ensure alterations respect the proportions, massing, and siting of the original structure.

· Design Chaffee Park as a community-gathering place supported by park amenities such as picnic tables, barbeque pits, and recycle and trash receptacles.

· Design new buildings to reflect the dominant building patterns established within their area of influence or neighborhood.

· Replicate the existing arrangement and symmetry of windows, entrances, and materials.