RACHAEL DUKE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JILIAN SAURAGE FELTON, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
CEDAR GROVE THE GATEWAY TO CEDAR MILL RACHAEL DUKE, EXECUTIVE - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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CEDAR GROVE THE GATEWAY TO CEDAR MILL RACHAEL DUKE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JILIAN SAURAGE FELTON, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT ABOUT CEDAR GROVE Washington County-owned property High opportunity area; transit oriented Design includes a
ABOUT CEDAR GROVE
Washington County-owned property
High opportunity area; transit oriented
Design includes a public plaza, or ‘pocket park’ which will be operated by the Tualatin Hills Parks and Rec District, a playground for the residents, and will treat all storm water
- n site with a bioswale containing native plants.
Revitalizes a now vacant lot and will be the gateway to the Cedar Mill neighborhood.
VICINITY MAP – A GREAT PLACE TO BE!
THPRD facilities Restaurant Urgent Care & Dental Office Sunset High School Post Office & Grocery Store Bus Stop Coffee shop Safeway
Hwy 26
Library
Site
Veterinarian
PROJECT MIX, SIZE AND RENTS
Affordable Housing:
44 units, all affordable at or below 60% median income
8 Project-based Section 8 units reserved for families who are homeless or at risk
- f homelessness at or below 30% median income
Unit Mix:
7 Three-Bedroom units
7 Two-Bedroom units
4 Studios
26 One-Bedroom units
Two ground floor community rooms, laundry facilities, and inside and outside bike storage.
FLOOR PLAN EXAMPLES
One Bedroom Two Bedroom
FLOOR PLANS: THREE BEDROOM
PARTNERSHIP WITH TUALATIN HILLS PARKS AND RECREATION – POCKET PARK AND ACTIVE PLAZA
Water feature during summer Park design integrated with building design
INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE DESIGN ELEMENTS
Sustainable Amenities
Earth Advantage “GOLD” Standard
Energy Star Appliances
Continuous Insulation
Low-Flow Water Faucets and on demand gas water heaters Cedar Grove is also solar ready, and CPAH will apply for grants to install solar panels next fiscal year.
SERVING FAMILIES WHO ARE HOMELESS AND/ OR LOW-INCOME RESIDENT SERVICES
Services on Site - resident services coordinator
Provides connections to community services (case management, health, nutrition, etc.)
Works with families to stabilize housing and prevent eviction
Supports kids in school
Organizes on-site workshops and events focused on health, wellness and connection
Services off-site
Partnership with Community Action
Partnership with Beaverton School District Homeless Education Liaison
Other community partners and resources (Food Bank, LifeWorks, etc.)
READINESS TO PROCEED
FINANCE AND PROJECT SCHEDULE
Finance
Total Residential Project Cost: $14.9MM
70% Construction Costs, 30% Soft Costs
Project Construction Schedule
LMC was selected as the general contractor via a negotiated bid process in 2016 and has been assisting the project with cost estimates.
LMC has recently issued the subcontractor bid requests, which we expect in September 2019
12-month construction anticipated to start October 2019