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A mental-health therapy home for people recently released from jail – a project that has aroused resistance by some of its future neighbors in historic Old Town Napa – is expected to apply for permits to expand its capacity by this summer, and the home’s directors will take part in a community meeting explaining the project, the city announced Thursday. In a staff report published ahead of the City Council’s Tuesday meeting, Napa officials said the directors of Gray Haven Health & Wellness are slated to file an application by June to expand capacity at the live-in therapy ...

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With a group home for recently jailed people with mental illnesses perhaps weeks away from opening in a restored 19th-century Napa mansion, several neighbors in the Old Town district are urging the city to stop, slow or scrutinize the project — however little power local government may have to stand in its way. Gray Haven, a residential care program to be based at the Eliza G. Yount House at 423 Seminary St., got a frosty reception from nearly a dozen people whose letters of opposition were read to the City Council at its Tuesday afternoon meeting. Homeowners branded the Gray Haven home,...