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Sutter Cancels Plans for Huge Emeryville Hospital, Will Look Elsewhere

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Sutter Cancels Plans for Huge Emeryville Hospital, Will Look Elsewhere — San Francisco Health news

Sutter Health has announced it will no longer be building a planned new hospital campus in Emeryville, but a new hospital in the East Bay is likely still in the cards.The $1 billion Sutter Health medical center that was announced in February 2025, to be located less than a mile north of the IKEA store in Emeryville, is no longer happening, the healthcare company says. The reason as the Chronicle reports, is worries about CEQA review and the potential for environmental litigation over the site.Citing a lack of a clear and predictable regulatory path, Sutter leadership says they are abandoning the project. The decision comes two months after a bill before the California legislature was amended to remove the City of Emeryville from its original language, which had been originally intended to bypass CEQA review for Sutter hospital projects in both Santa Clara and Emeryville. As amended, the bill, AB 2231, passed in late September with only the city of Santa Clara specified in it for r

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