Improving one's health & wellness doesn't go far with regards to paying the bills and feeding one's family. And if a membership fee will be required to help keep the facility operating, how will those already living at/below poverty afford it? Will the center offer free/reduced cost meals to those in need? Will this then become a hub for the ever-increasing homeless population? And how will construction affect the elementary students during the day? What I sense this will do is attract families who CAN afford these luxuries and the associated increased housing costs that will continue to rise over the next 3-5 yrs. Then those who are already barely able to pay their mortgage/rent now because of increased taxes and cost of living will be forced to sell their homes or find more affordable rentals and move. There has already been a significant rise in homes sold and currently on the market within walking distance of Cascade Elementary.  And what about the increased traffic and noise?