The proposed 67,327-square-foot facility would also house an imaging center and a lab. Services would include primary, specialty and urgent care, as well as physical therapy.
The campus is expected to bring more than 65 jobs to the area.
The project is not without opposition. Citing concerns about traffic and home values, nearly 1,200 area residents signed an online petition opposing the development of the campus, according to the report.
The city council will review plans for the project April 6.
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