The project proposes to demolish 3 buildings at the north end of the Saint Ignatius College Preparatory High School Campus and replace them with a new academic building. The existing buildings to be removed include a 1-story dining hall with a kitchen, a 1-story chapel, and a 4-story administrative office building that was formerly a dormitory. The proposed building height will match the existing adjacent academic building; it will be lowered to 3 stories over a full basement. The new building will be dedicated primarily to education uses. In addition to open flexible learning spaces, the north end of the new building will contain a cafeteria and a chapel replacing those to be demolished. The new building will connect to the existing academic building and that intersection will become the new main entrance for the school. A two- story space with tiered seating is located at the new entrance to support formal and informal school gatherings. Connections between the existing academic building and the new building will occur at all 3 levels to facilitate circulation between the existing campus and the new building. A two-story Forum between the east and west sides of the new building will provide a large flexible space to support education and school events and bring natural light from above deep into the building. Above the Forum, a skylit environmental center will supports a broad array of educational topics connected to the natural world. Construction of the new building will eliminate 14 parking spaces along the north property line, but the existing access for loading vehicles will be replaced with a new loading area and will remain on the north end of the campus. Project does not require a PPA (applicant submitting voluntarily)

The project is a new learning center with flexible education spaces, a chapel, dining area, and kitchen. To provide this new space, the school will demolish a portion of the north end of the campus and replace it with an addition to the existing main academic building. The area to be demolished includes a chapel, dining hall with kitchen, administrative offices, a 34-room dormitory with eight occupants, and a garage. The addition includes three stories above a basement, the height of which will match that of the existing main academic building. The project includes a new main entrance at the connection between the existing main academic building and the proposed addition. The connection will occur at all three levels of the building to facilitate circulation between the new and existing areas. The project will eliminate the 13 exterior parking spaces used by the school along the northern property line as well as eight garage spaces dedicated for the exclusive use of the eight Jesuits living in the dorm rooms. There will still be 86 existing parking spaces at the south end of the campus that will remain. The project will provide 150 new bike parking spaces (120 Class I and 30 Class II spaces). The existing vehicular access and service drive will remain and will continue to provide access to the west side of the campus. The driveway will, however, be moved approximately 3’ to the south. The existing loading area will remain at the north end of the campus. The trash and recycling area will be moved to the inside of the building. The project will require a Conditional Use Authorization for the following: (1) to allow a school use within the RH-1 Zoning District, (2) to amend an existing Planned Unit Development with a rear yard modification, and (3) for the removal of dwelling units (the 34 dorm rooms) per the criteria provided in Planning Code Section 317(g)(6).

The project is a new learning center with flexible education spaces, a chapel, dining area, and kitchen. To provide this new space, the school will demolish a portion of the north end of the campus and replace it with an addition to the existing main academic building. The area to be demolished includes a chapel, dining hall with kitchen, administrative offices, a 34-room dormitory with eight occupants, and a garage. The addition includes three stories above a basement, the height of which will match that of the existing main academic building. The project includes a new main entrance at the connection between the existing main academic building and the proposed addition. The connection will occur at all three levels of the building to facilitate circulation between the new and existing areas. The project will eliminate the 13 exterior parking spaces used by the school along the northern property line as well as eight garage spaces dedicated for the exclusive use of the eight Jesuits living in the dorm rooms. There will still be 86 existing parking spaces at the south end of the campus that will remain. The project will provide 150 new bike parking spaces (120 Class I and 30 Class II spaces). The existing vehicular access and service drive will remain and will continue to provide access to the west side of the campus. The driveway will, however, be moved approximately 3’ to the south. The existing loading area will remain at the north end of the campus. The trash and recycling area will be moved to the inside of the building. The project will require a Conditional Use Authorization for the following: (1) to allow a school use within the RH-1 Zoning District, (2) to amend an existing Planned Unit Development with a rear yard modification, and (3) for the removal of dwelling units (the 34 dorm rooms) per the criteria provided in Planning Code Section 317(g)(6).

The approximately 11.4-acre Saint Ignatius College Preparatory (“the school”) school campus is bordered by 39th Avenue and the West Sunset Soccer Fields to the west, Sunset Community Garden to the north, Rivera Street to the south, and 37th Avenue to the east in the Outer Sunset neighborhood. The campus predominantly consists of 12 buildings (totaling approximately 308,242 square feet), an athletic stadium with four 90-foot-tall lights poles, and a practice field with four 40-foot-tall light poles. The project site, where construction would occur, consists of an approximately 1.9-acre (84,480 square feet) portion of the northern end of the St. Ignatius school campus. Saint Ignatius proposes the demolition of five buildings that are grouped together on the northern portion of the project site and construction of an 182,850-square-foot addition to the existing main academic building. The buildings to be demolished total approximately 58,800 square feet in size (ranging in height from one to three stories) and include a chapel, dining hall with kitchen, administrative offices, a garage, and a 34-room dormitory. The dormitory rooms were historically for Jesuit community members working at the school. The dormitories have never been made available to the public as rental units in any manner, and no school staff or members of the Jesuit community have ever paid St. Ignatius rent for the accommodations. Currently, eight members of the Jesuit community live in the rooms, three of whom currently work at the school. With the project, three members would move to a residence in San Francisco owned by St. Ignatius, and five members would move to other residences associated with the Jesuit community in the San Francisco Bay Area. No increase in enrollment or staffing is proposed. With implementation of the proposed project, the overall square footage of campus buildings would be approximately444,242 The proposed addition to the existing main academic building would be 40 feet tall (50 feet tall with mechanical screen) with three stories over a basement and approximately 182,850 square feet. The height of the proposed addition would match the height of the existing main academic building. The addition would provide new flexible educational spaces, a chapel, dining area, and kitchen. The addition would be setback approximately 36 feet from the north property line (towards the Sunset Community Garden). The project would also construct a new retaining wall and fence at the north property line. The project includes a new main entrance along 37th Avenue at the connection between the existing main academic building and the proposed addition; this two-story space would include tiered seating to support formal and informal school gatherings. The connection would occur at all three levels of the building to facilitate circulation between the new and existing areas. The existing vehicular access and service drive at the northern end of the campus would remain to provide access to the west side of the campus. Loading would remain at the northern end of the campus, and the existing trash and recycling area would be moved inside the building. The project would remove 13 exterior, off-street parking spaces used by the school near the north property line and eight garage spaces dedicated for the eight Jesuit residents living in the dorm rooms. The 86 existing parking spaces at the southern end of the campus would remain. The project would provide 150 new bike parking spaces (120 class I and 30 class II spaces). The project would not remove on-street parking spaces. The project would plant 13 new street trees in front of the project site on 37th Avenue; three street trees would be removed. Project construction would require approximately 37,000 cubic yards of excavation with a maximum depth of 19 feet below ground surface. Construction

TDM Program request related to eliminating 13 exterior parking spaces along the northern property line and eight garage spaces. There will still be 86 existing parking spaces at the south end of the campus that will remain. The project will provide 150 new bike parking spaces (120 Class I and 30 Class II spaces). The existing vehicular access and service drive will remain and will continue to provide access to the west side of the campus. The driveway will, however, be moved approximately 3’ to the south. The existing loading area will remain at the north end of the campus.

Conditional Use Authorization to permit the addition of new stadium lights on an existing football field at St. Ignatius College Preparatory. The project proposes a lighting system at the J.B. Murphy Field athletic stadium to allow for evening use and a Verizon macro wireless telecommunications services (WTS) facility consisting of nine (9) panel antennas that will be screened. The project will construct four 90-foot tall poles with LED light fixtures and the north-west pole will include the WTS facility and ancillary equipment.

Installation of state of the art LED lights on sports field for boys' football, lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, girls' flag football and other sports. The 90 foot tall light standards and light fixtures are installed at approximately the 10 yard line at each end and on each side (total of 4 standards) of the field. The LED lights are state of the art with minimal light spillage onto neighboring houses. In addition to installing new lights on the football field, the school plans to increase usage of lights on adjacent practice field to match timing for larger playing field. Both sets of lights will be used up to 150 nights per year.

Constructing four 90 foot tall light standards with LED lighting on the St. Ignatius College Preparatory football field. The lights will be located on either side of the field at approximately the 10 yard line at each end of the field. LED lighting is being used to reduce light spillage and provide energy efficiency. ** On September 19, 2023, the Planning Department rescinded the categorical exemption determination that it issued on June 3, 2020 for the stadium lighting project. **

Conditional Use Authorization to permit the addition of new stadium lights on an existing football field at St. Ignatius College Preparatory. The project proposes a lighting system at the J.B. Murphy Field athletic stadium to allow for evening use and a Verizon macro wireless telecommunications services (WTS) facility consisting of nine (9) panel antennas that will be screened. The project would construct four 90-foot tall poles with LED light fixtures and the north-west pole would include the WTS facility and ancillary equipment. Installation of each pole would require up to approximately 30 feet of excavation below ground surface, resulting in a total of approximately 60 cubic yards of soil disturbance.

Conditional Use Authorization to permit the increase of enrollment at a College Prep school d.b.a St. Ignatius College.

Increase of enrollment at St. Ignatius College Prep of 90 middle school students. No construction related to the increase in enrollment. Outside bus service would be used to transports students to and from camps. Loading zones would not increase.

reconfiguation and minor addition to existing wireless facility (T-Mobile) from 5 to 6 antennas.

Construction of new music building with coral room, classrooms, storage, weight room, indoor batting cages and acessory space.

The project is construction of a new 14,000-gsf music building at St. Ignatius Prep School on an undeveloped portion of the campus by the athletic field and adjacent to existing structures.

cu for outdoor lighting per section 209.3h

The proposal is to remove the 16 existing Metricom antennas and replace them with 12 Cingular Wireless antennas, flush-mounted on the building parapet.

WTS Facility

Conditional Use Authorization to install a total of nine (9) panel antennas on the roof on the roof of an existing preparatory school and place equipment inside the existing building, under Planning Code Section 209.6(b) in the RH-1 District.

To allow a WTS facility in an RH-1 district.

To allow expansion of Secondary school in AN RH-1 Districtper sec. 209.3(h), and EE build additions & alterations to an existing secondaryschool to include new gym, pool bldg, 4 raised tenniscourts over existing parking, remodel offices, roof overan open interior courtyard (St. Ignatius)

To allow expansion of Secondary school in AN RH-1 Districtper sec. 209.3(h), and EE build additions & alterations to an existing secondaryschool to include new gym, pool bldg, 4 raised tenniscourts over existing parking, remodel offices, roof overan open interior courtyard (St. Ignatius)