• 2027/10/27 Complete all construction for Bethel Hall
• 2027/09/27 Complete interior installations and finishes
• 2027/05/10 Finish courtyard construction
• 2027/02/20 Finish building shell
• 2026/09/28 Finish new foundation work
• 2026/08/10 Site demolition completed
• 2026/07/01 Begin site demolition
• 2026/06/18 Building Permit officially approved
• 2026/06/05 Building permit passed review
• 2026/05/15 State Water Board issued non-case letter concerning soil and soil gas safety
• 2025/11/02 Construction drawings completed, submitted permit application to city
• 2025/10/18 Current site cleared and moved
• 2025/09/12 Construction drawings 70% complete, awaiting geotechnical report to complete foundation design
• 2025/08/07 Contractor 2nd construction cost estimate completed, exceeding initial budget by 22%
• 2025/07/07 Construction drawing phase begins
• 2025/06/15 Father's Day special offering
• 2025/06/10 City completed design project review approval (Although design review passed, fire department, public works, and building construction departments required additional materials, causing a 3-month delay)
• 2025/05/15 Design development phase completed
• 2025/05/11 Mother's Day dinner fundraiser
• 2025/02/03 City preliminary review completed and requested additional materials
• 2025/01/20 Design development phase begins
• 2024/10/07 Confirmed with architect and builder to reduce construction costs to meet church budget
• 2024/09/09 Design schematic phase completed, submitted to city for review
• 2024/06/11 Design schematic initial draft completed
• 2024/03/07 City approved demolition and reconstruction
• 2023/06/30 Selected project team
• 2023/03/26 Established building committee

* Red indicates estimated future progress

Demolition and removal of existing structures are done, the next step is to relocate existing gas and electric lines which needs to be done by the utility company PG&E. We need to pray for the Lord’s favor in this work because PG&E is generally busy and slow to respond. For the near-term and long-term CUP amendments, the church has engaged a consulting company to prepare an environmental study report on our behalf. Currently they are collecting necessary environmental data and information by coordinating through responsible City agency, which can also be a slow and challenging process.