Here’s what you should know:
1. The hospital is planning a five-story tower, which will include ambulatory services on the ground floor.
2. The tower will also house a labor and delivery center, an intensive care unit and medical-surgical units.
3. The hospital could break ground as soon as November, if the council approves the proposal.
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