Activists in San Pedro, Los Angeles, are voicing strong opposition to a proposal to convert the Ocean View Assisted Living facility into an addiction recovery center. Residents, including 96-year-old Lorraine Keeling, feel blindsided by the plans and worry about their future. The property, previously managed by the Little Sisters of the Poor, was sold to Fred Brown Recovery Services, which aims to establish the Serenity Recovery campus. This facility will accommodate approximately 175-200 outpatient visits daily and will feature 106 residential beds and 16 veteran peer respite beds. Concerns have been raised about the lack of communication from the current owners regarding the relocation of existing residents. L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn has acknowledged the community's resistance while maintaining her support for similar facilities throughout the county. Meanwhile, City Councilman Tim McOsker has expressed doubts about the applicant's ability to deliver on the proposed services. Fred Brown Recovery Services intends to have the facility operational by 2030, with funding sourced from Proposition 1, a measure aimed at enhancing behavioral treatment facilities in California.