The San Jose Planning Commission recommended denying plans to expand Good Samaritan Hospital based on its controversial owner — a stunning decision for a hospital that has been part of the community for decades. Commissioners voted 7-1 recommending against the hospital’s more than 1 million-square-foot expansion to the San Jose City Council. The final decision will be made by the city council at a later date. Commissioner Pierluigi Oliverio was the sole no vote and Commissioner Melissa Bickford was absent. Representatives for the hospital said they need to demolish a portion of the structure for two new hospital wings, parking…
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