The redevelopment and expansion of a 3400 Laguna Street in San Francisco’s Marina neighborhood has met final approvals from the City of San Francisco and received a notice of determination from CEQA this month. The project can now begin with the plans to expand facilities by more than 58,000 square feet.
An expansion project for the Heritage on the Marina Retirement Community inches along with a new meeting scheduled for April 17th. The property owner, SF Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society will present findings to the joint planning and preservations committees regarding a historical preservation Certificate of Appropriateness, CEQA findings, and Conditional Use Permit.
The environmental review process has officially started for the Heritage on the Marina retirement community in San Francisco’s Marina District. The Notice of Preparation for the Environmental Impact Report of the proposed expansion of the Julia Morgan-designed facility has been published. The San Francisco Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society is the property owner.
Plans are under review to expand the Heritage on the Marina life care and retirement community at 3400 Laguna Street in the Marina District of San Francisco. The plans drafted by HKS Architects will expand the community’s facilities, reimagine the site’s landscaping, and refurbish the 1925 wing designed by the famed Bay Area architect Julia Morgan. The San Francisco Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society is listed as the property owner.
A preliminary project assessment has been approved for senior care facility renovations proposed for development at 3400 Laguna Street in Marina District, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the redevelopment and additions to an existing…