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.&.......' .-......, .-"......~ .............. ......v.........- ...-~ ~.-~ ~~~ ...,_~, _.c:L __.u.a..ua., ,"-,_ __~ community. ABHOW became sole member of American Baptist Homes of Washington in April 1995. In 2005 a redeveloped Orangewood opened in Phoenix. Arizona (now called The Terraces of Phoenix), managed by ABHOW. The Terraces of Phoenix is controlled by its sole member. Cornerstone Affiliates, a super parent to ABHDW, American Baptist Estates, Inc. (the owner of The Terraces of Phoenix and Las Ventanas Retirement Community in Las Vegas, Nevada, a community which opened in 2005 and to which ABHOW provides oversight management services. ABHOW entered into a management contract in August 1996, to manage Harbor View Manor, a 170-unjt affordable housing retirement community in Tacoma, Washington. The first stand-alone special care unit was built and opened with its first resident in October 1996. The Grove, located on the premises of Plymouth Village, provides residential and day-care services for those with Alzheimer's and other dementlas. The ABHOW affordable housing retirement communities grew significantly during this same period of time. In 1999, Bellflower Oak Street Manor and Tahoe Senior Plaza were built by ABHOW _ Fern Lodge in Redlands was built and operational In August of 2000, along with management contracts for Casa de Redwoods in Redwood City and E. E. Cleveland Manor in Oakland. New affordable housing retirement communities have been built in Oakland (Allen Temple Arms III), Judson Terrace Lodge in San Luis Obispo and The Broadmoor in San Leandro}. Allen Temple IV in Oakland opened in 2002 and provides affordable housing for families with AIDS. Two additional affordable housing communities are planned for Daly City, California and a second community in South Lake Tahoe, California The grovvth of American Baptist Homes of the West is traced through its acquisition of retirement communities, development of new campuses and new and expanding programs for residents and employees and for the communities surrounding the local ABHOW homes. The character of American Baptist Homes of the West Is in its caring for persons, its provision of excellence in management and services and its commitment to its mission statement wherein ABHOW "seeks to enhance the independence, well- being and security" of all the persons it serves.