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Meadows, who represents the district and Sumerduck.
Meadows praised Robert and Betty Niles, who agreed to donate 14.6 acres on Royalls Mill Road for the hospice center.
So did planning commission chairman Jim Stone (Cedar Run District).
“You’ve got stars in your crowns,” Stone told the couple, who attended the commission hearing at the Warren Green Building in Warrenton.
“I’m taking one hurdle at a time, and hopefully that’s one hurdle toward building a hospice center,” Clements said of the commission’s endorsement. “We have a timetable of about a year to get the site plan developed.”
Then the hospice will “gear up a capital campaign to raise money to build this,” she said.
It may cost $3.5 to $5 million to build the center, according to Clements. “But hopefully it will be lower than that,” she said.
“Fundraising” experts advise her it would take about two years to raise enough money to build the center.
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