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ApprovedAs reported Jul 30, 2026
Permit issued to turn a West Tenth Street house into the Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center
Approval recorded by the city; see the dated update below.
Source: City of Benicia, July Issued Building Permits Report · checked Oct 12, 2026 · Coverage updated Oct 12, 2026
Where1155 West Tenth Street, Benicia, CA 94510
The City of Benicia issued a permit on July 30 to convert a former single-family home at 1155 West Tenth Street into a teen center, according to the city's July issued-permit report. The permit names the project the Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center and covers accessibility and code upgrades, two gender-neutral restrooms, a platform lift, new on-site parking and landscaping. City environmental notices filed in 2025 describe a use permit for a youth center at the same address with required parking reduced from ten spaces to five. The permit doesn't say when the center will open.
How we know (3 sources)
Dated source evidence; the project may have changed since then. An approval does not establish construction or an opening.
Summary
Building permit B-26-49 at 1155 West Tenth Street, submitted February 25, 2026 and issued July 30, 2026: conversion of an existing single-family home to a teen center with ADA and code upgrades, two gender-neutral restrooms, a vertical platform lift, utility upgrades, new on-site parking and landscaping. Brief description: 'Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center / change of occupancy'.
July Issued Building Permits ReportCity of Benicia · Record # B-26-49
Evidence dated: Jul 30, 2026 · Source checked: Oct 12, 2026
Permit milestone; operator and opening require separate evidence. Row read from the rendered PDF page; the text layer misaligns columns, so values were checked visually.
Summary
City of Benicia notices of exemption (posted August 25 and September 17, 2025) describe a use permit to establish a youth center in an existing single-family residence at 1155 West 10th Street, reducing required parking from ten spaces to five.
Use Permit to Establish Youth Center and Request for Reduction in ParkingCity of Benicia via CEQAnet · Document description; location (cross streets 1155 West 10th Street)
Evidence dated: Sep 17, 2025 · Source checked: Oct 12, 2026
Address matches the permit. The notice describes the use permit; its approval date is not stated, so the summary says "describe".
Development status
Building permit B-26-49 at 1155 West Tenth Street, submitted February 25, 2026 and issued July 30, 2026: conversion of an existing single-family home to a teen center with ADA and code upgrades, two gender-neutral restrooms, a vertical platform lift, utility upgrades, new on-site parking and landscaping. Brief description: 'Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center / change of occupancy'.
July Issued Building Permits ReportCity of Benicia · Record # B-26-49
Evidence dated: Jul 30, 2026 · Source checked: Oct 12, 2026
Permit milestone; operator and opening require separate evidence. Row read from the rendered PDF page; the text layer misaligns columns, so values were checked visually.
Benicia / Recreation
ApprovedAs reported Jul 30, 2026
Permit issued to turn a West Tenth Street house into the Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center
Approval recorded by the city; see the dated update below.
Source: City of Benicia, July Issued Building Permits Report · checked Oct 12, 2026 · Coverage updated Oct 12, 2026
Where1155 West Tenth Street, Benicia, CA 94510
The City of Benicia issued a permit on July 30 to convert a former single-family home at 1155 West Tenth Street into a teen center, according to the city's July issued-permit report. The permit names the project the Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center and covers accessibility and code upgrades, two gender-neutral restrooms, a platform lift, new on-site parking and landscaping. City environmental notices filed in 2025 describe a use permit for a youth center at the same address with required parking reduced from ten spaces to five. The permit doesn't say when the center will open.
How we know (3 sources)
Dated source evidence; the project may have changed since then. An approval does not establish construction or an opening.
Summary
Building permit B-26-49 at 1155 West Tenth Street, submitted February 25, 2026 and issued July 30, 2026: conversion of an existing single-family home to a teen center with ADA and code upgrades, two gender-neutral restrooms, a vertical platform lift, utility upgrades, new on-site parking and landscaping. Brief description: 'Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center / change of occupancy'.
July Issued Building Permits ReportCity of Benicia · Record # B-26-49
Evidence dated: Jul 30, 2026 · Source checked: Oct 12, 2026
Permit milestone; operator and opening require separate evidence. Row read from the rendered PDF page; the text layer misaligns columns, so values were checked visually.
Summary
City of Benicia notices of exemption (posted August 25 and September 17, 2025) describe a use permit to establish a youth center in an existing single-family residence at 1155 West 10th Street, reducing required parking from ten spaces to five.
Use Permit to Establish Youth Center and Request for Reduction in ParkingCity of Benicia via CEQAnet · Document description; location (cross streets 1155 West 10th Street)
Evidence dated: Sep 17, 2025 · Source checked: Oct 12, 2026
Address matches the permit. The notice describes the use permit; its approval date is not stated, so the summary says "describe".
Development status
Building permit B-26-49 at 1155 West Tenth Street, submitted February 25, 2026 and issued July 30, 2026: conversion of an existing single-family home to a teen center with ADA and code upgrades, two gender-neutral restrooms, a vertical platform lift, utility upgrades, new on-site parking and landscaping. Brief description: 'Kyle Hyland Foundation Teen Center / change of occupancy'.
July Issued Building Permits ReportCity of Benicia · Record # B-26-49
Evidence dated: Jul 30, 2026 · Source checked: Oct 12, 2026
Permit milestone; operator and opening require separate evidence. Row read from the rendered PDF page; the text layer misaligns columns, so values were checked visually.
