420-430 29th Avenue St. Peter's Church relocation and supportive housing project
Subtitle: draft environmental impact report.
Contributors: San Francisco (Calif.). Planning Dept.; Environmental Science Associates.; Housings Services Affiliate of the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center (San Francisco, Calif.); Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center (San Francisco, Calif.); St. Peter's Episcopal Church (San Francisco, Calif.); Herman and Coliver (Firm); K2A Architecture + Interiors.
Publisher: Planning Dept.
Published: 2008
Place of publication: [San Francisco, Calif.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 127
Subjects: St. Peter's Episcopal Church (San Francisco, Calif.) -- Buildings.; Mixed-use developments -- Environmental aspects -- California -- San Francisco.; Church buildings -- Environmental aspects -- California -- San Francisco.; Housing development -- Environmental aspects -- California -- San Francisco.; Developmentally disabled -- Housing -- Environmental aspects -- California -- San Francisco.; Group homes for the developmentally disabled -- Environmental aspects -- California -- San Francisco.; City planning -- California -- San Francisco.; Richmond District (San Francisco, Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Other titles: St. Peter's Church relocation and supportive housing project :; Four twenty to four thirty Twenty-ninth Avenue St. Peter's Church relocation and supportive housing project :
Notes: "Planning Department Case No. 2006.0881E".

"State Clearinghouse No. 2007112040".

"Draft EIR Publication Date: May 31, 2008; Draft EIR Public Hearing Date: July 10, 2008; Draft EIR Public Comment Period: May 31, 2008 through July 15, 2008".

Project includes the demolition of the existing Pt. Peter's Church (an unreinforced masonry building built in 1913 by E.J. Brandon and A. W. Lawson), renovating the Parish Hall (1921, designed by H.G. Bauman and built by Meyer Bao for owner Nat Thompson) and Rectory (1925, built by Thomas Harwill), and constructing a new 20-unit housing development for developmentally disabled adults.

EIR author: San Francisco Planning Department; EIR consultant: Environmental Science Associates; Project sponsors: Housings Services Affiliate of the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center and St. Peter's Episcopal Church; Project architechts: Herman & Coliver Architecture (housing) and K2A Architecture + Interiors (church).