The exemption allows the hospital to move ahead with the surgical center.
The hospital is building the ASC as part of a larger hospital expansion project. The ASC received the waiver from the Executive Office of Environmental and Energy Affairs because building the new facility would not alter wetland resources, buffer zones or floodplain, according to the report. The review of the larger project is incomplete.
The 31,200-square-foot ASC is expected to provide services in specialties including orthopedics, urology, gynecology and ENT, according to earlier reports.
Read the Winchester Star report about the waiver for the new Winchester surgery center.
Read about other new surgery centers:
– New Florida Ophthalmology Surgery Center Coming to Vero Beach
– New Illinois Surgery Center in Grayslake Set to Open
– New Endoscopy Surgery Center Planned for Honolulu
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