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College of Urban and Public Affairs

Gentilly:

Building on Diversity

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Returning Residents

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Building Permits

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Housing

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Housing Solutions: Pre-Fabricated

  • Rapid, cost-effective, sound construction
  • Many attractive style options
  • Can be elevated
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Housing Solutions

  • Increase housing options through mixed uses
  • Allow limited single to double conversions
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Senior Housing

  • Mix of unit styles and

sizes – single family, duplexes, and apartments

  • Affordable and market

rate units

  • Ownership and rental
  • ptions
  • On site assisted living;

adult day care

  • Access to businesses,

transportation, and recreation

San Jose’s Mabuhay Senior Housing Development

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Affordable Senior Housing

Oroysom Village, Affordable Senior Housing in Fremont, CA

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  • St. Bernard Redevelopment – Private

developers with incentives from local govt.

  • Senior Housing – Private or non-Profits
  • Neighborhood Assistance Center

Duany Plater-Zyberk Charrette Concepts

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Implementation: Zoning Adjustments

  • Mixed use development
  • Pre-fabricated and modular housing
  • Moderate increase in rental housing stock
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Implementation: Financial Strategies

  • Collaboration between government and

private developers

  • Tax Increment Financing (TIF)
  • Allow developers to increase intensity in

return for affordable housing

  • Home Buy-Out
  • Hope VI
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Institutions

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Open Public Schools

Pierre Capdau (Charter School)

  • At Capacity.
  • This demonstrates the need

for an additional public school in the area. Ben Franklin High School

  • Current Enrollment 540.
  • Admission standards have

been kept in place.

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Private Schools

  • Brother Martin
  • Boys High School
  • Grades 8-12
  • St. Mary’s Academy
  • Opening Fall 2006
  • Co-ed elementary
  • Girls High School
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UNO and SUNO

Current enrollment 11,600

  • Approx. 73% of regular

spring enrollment (16,000) Fall enrollment estimated to be 14,000 – 15,000 Current enrollment 2,055 Pre-Katrina Enrollment 4,000 (Aug. 2005) Currently housed in trailers

  • n the lakefront.
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Current Enrollment 1,084 Pre-Katrina enrollment 1,993 (Aug. 2005) Current Enrollment 3,218 (On 27 campuses) Pre-Katrina enrollment 2,678 (Aug. 2005)

Dillard and N.O. Baptist Seminary

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Institutional Involvement in the Community

  • UNO’s College of

Business operates the Small Business Development Center in partnership with the SBA.

  • SUNO has a long-

term commitment to serving the educational needs of low-income adults.

  • Pierre Capdau is a

charter school run by UNO’s College of Education.

  • The College of Urban

and Public Affairs is committed to assisting in community planning and redevelopment efforts throughout the city.

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Religious Institutional Involvement

  • The Chapel of the Holy

Comforter has become a community center in the aftermath of the storm

  • Catholic Charities is

providing counseling services, food banks, and volunteers are gutting homes.

  • Religious groups from

around the country have coordinated with local churches in volunteer efforts.

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Short Term Goals

  • No Child Left Behind has

designated $20.9 million for Louisiana charter schools.

  • Assess need through survey
  • f returning families.
  • Partner with UNO College of

Education to open K-12 Charter School

  • University Goals:

– Increase enrollment – Work with community to further mutual goals – Act as financial partner in new development Gentilly

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Visions for the Future

Milne Boys Home

Create a Music / Cultural charter school with the help

  • f local music foundations

Reopen schools as required by repopulation.

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Economic Development

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Economic Development

Community Expressed Economic Development Goals

  • Self-Contained Destination

Neighborhood

  • Diverse Types of Businesses

and Services

  • Quality Shopping and Dining
  • Large Retail Chains
  • Family-Oriented Businesses

and Services

  • Fewer Fringe Businesses
  • Business Incubator
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Area of Concentration

Elysian Fields and Gentilly Boulevard Intersection

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Elysian Fields and Gentilly

Site Advantages

  • Intersection of two major

thoroughfares

  • High traffic volume
  • Captures both resident and

student traffic

  • Historic commercial area
  • Opportunity for alternative

configurations and phased redevelopment THEN NOW

FUTURE…

ADT 31,000 ADT 34,000

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Lifestyle Center Concept

  • Fine and Casual Dining
  • Boutique Shopping
  • Coffee Shop
  • Movie Theater
  • Specialty Food Store
  • Book Store
  • Office Space on Second

Floor

  • Possible anchors: church,

post office, fitness center, library

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Town Square

Duany Plater-Zyberk

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Town Triangles?

Duany Plater-Zyberk

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Implementation

  • Cooperation of landowners and developers
  • Coordinate with local government for

street and sidewalk adjustments

  • An overlay zone could be used to enforce

design and aesthetic standards

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Implementation: Design

  • National Trust for Historic Preservation’s

Main Street Program Model

  • Façade Improvement Program
  • Streetscape Program to focus on

community identity

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Implementation: Business Development

  • Create a Gentilly Business Association
  • Administer Revolving Loan Fund
  • Launch a Group Marketing Consortium,

example: Magazine Merchants Association

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UNO Small Business Development Center

  • Business Training - Fast Track Workshops held by local

firms

  • One-on-one counseling for business owners
  • Technical support and small computer lab to assist with:

Excel, cash flow projections, Internet marketing, Quick Books, brochure development, and business plan writing

  • Loan packaging per lender requirements
  • Assistance with business registration, tax ID number, etc.
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Parks and Open Space

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City Greenways - Vancouver, British Columbia

Goals of a City Greenway:

  • Make walking more

interesting

  • Make cycling safer and

more convenient

  • Reduce the impact of

the car

  • Make the Greenway

‘greener’

  • Use public art to make

the Greenway more interesting

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Current Status of Peoples Avenue An opportunity for “Rails with Trails”

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Future of Peoples Avenue?

Source: Rails-to-Trails Source: Jacksonville State University Environmental Policy & Information Center

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Green Roofs

  • Reduce stormwater runoff
  • Improve quality of runoff
  • Protection of roof membrane

resulting in a longer material lifespan

  • Savings on energy heating and

cooling costs

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Implementation

Source: Green Roofs for Healthy Cities Source: Rails to Trails Conservancy

  • Partnerships

– Parkway Partners – Rails-with-Trails – Green Roofs for Healthy Cities

  • Financial Strategies

– www.enhancements.org – www.grants.gov

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Planning Implementation Overview

  • Develop and Implement Overlay Zone

– Design and Aesthetic Controls

  • Change Zoning

– Mixed uses – Prefabricated Housing

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Planning Implementation Overview Financial Strategies

  • Tax Incentives
  • Grants
  • Public / Private Partnership
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Key Recommendations

  • Senior Housing Alternatives
  • Pre-fabricated Single Family Housing
  • Milne Charter Music School
  • Lifestyle Center Concept
  • Main Street Model
  • Active Business Association
  • Greenway System
  • Rails-with-Trails along Peoples Avenue
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The University of New Orleans is a part of Gentilly.

Together, we will rebuild.