Add historic landmark protection to John Haley Studio at 771 Ocean Avenue
In Plain English
The city wants to officially recognize the John Haley Studio as a historic landmark and add it to Richmond's historic register. The 1932 building served as home and studio for artist John Haley, who taught at UC Berkeley and influenced Bay Area art. If approved, the property gains historic protection but keeps its current residential zoning.
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Public Comments
4 public comments — 4 spoken
- Gregory GhentEmail
- Steve CabellaEmail
- Guillermina E. LaFeverEmail
- Jennifer & Keith KoberEmail
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