55 Laguna mixed use project
Subtitle: draft environmental impact report.
Contributors: San Francisco (Calif.). Planning Dept.; ESA (Firm); Wilbur Smith and Associates.; Page & Turnbull.; AF Evans Development, Inc.; Openhouse (Association)
Publisher: Planning Dept.
Published: 2007
Place of publication: San Francisco, Calif
Language: eng
Subjects: University of California, Berkeley. Extension Campus -- Buildings; French-American International School (San Francisco, Calif.) -- Buildings; University of San Francisco. -- School of Dentistry -- Buildings; Mixed-use developments -- California -- San Francisco; Mixed-use developments -- Environmental aspects -- California -- San Francisco; Older gays -- Housing -- California -- San Francisco; Environmental impact analysis -- California -- San Francisco; San Francisco (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc; Hayes Valley (San Francisco, Calif.)
Other titles: Fifty five Laguna mixed use project :
Notes: EIR consultants : ESA, Wilbur Smith Associates, Page & Turnbull, Architects.

"Planning Department Case No. 2004.0773E".

"State Clearing House No. 2005062084".

"Draft EIR Publication Date: January 27, 2007; Draft EIR Public Hearing Date: March 8, 2007; Draft EIR Public Comment Period: March 12, 2007".

"The site contains five existing buildings ... four of which were used until 2003 by the University of California (UC)-Berkeley as an extension campus and by the French-American International School (FAIS). ... The fifth building ... is currently occupied by the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Dental School. ... The four buildings other than the UCSF dental clinic were constructed between 1924 and 1935 and generally exhibit the Spanish Colonial Revival style of architecture."--p. I-1.

"The project sponsors, AF Evans Development, Inc. and openhouse, propose to construct a mixed-use development at this site. The proposed project would include ... residential space, ... retail space, ...community facility space, and parking ... The total number of residential units would include 85 units of senior housing targeted to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) senior community ..."--P. I-2.