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ORGANIZATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The Baltimore Renaissance (TBR) is a Community Impact Organization committed to bringing parity to the disparity throughout the Greater Baltimore area, while advancing and enhancing the area as a whole. The Baltimore Renaissance focus areas of impact are, but not limited to, the following: Affordable/Workforce Housing, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Non-Profits, Public Policy, Public Safety, Revitalization, Transportation, and more. The organization was founded in 2016 and is led by its Founder Kahan S. Dhillon Jr,., the President of the Baltimore Renaissance (TBR). The organization is currently compromised of 20 Team members with 15 of the 20 members being from Baltimore. The Team members are an accomplished, well rounded & diverse group of individuals from various backgrounds and walks of life. The TBR Team has a variety of experience that cover real estate revitalization, urban planning, development, community organizing, public policy, government, health-care, public relations, communications, non-profits, strategic alliances, and the environment.

ORGANIZATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT cont..

TBR CURRENT STATE OF BALTIMORE

Number of homicides this year on track to surpass all time homicides record in Baltimore

• city. ---CBS Baltimore (WJZ)

Baltimore is the Nation’s heroin Capital impacting over 60,000 residents. --- ABC News(2017) 75,000+ residents are unemployed and 3,000+ are homeless on the streets of Baltimore

• City. ---Baltimore Sun (2016) & ATTN: (2015)

64% of low-income residents struggle to work due to transit barriers.

• --Dept. of Legislative Services (2016)

Constant and chronic school budget shortages are now causing 1,000+ school employees

• layoffs. ---WBAL (2017)

Baltimore has some of the nation’s worst air quality which contributes to 845 deaths

• annually. ---Maryland Reporter (2013)

155,000+ Baltimore residents live in poverty. ---ATTN: (2015) 37% of African American males & 10% of White males between 20-24 years old are

• unemployed. ---Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel (2015)

62,000+ properties in Baltimore City are vacant. ---The Washington Post (2015) & Brookings Institution (2016) 400,000+ residents left Baltimore in the past 40 years leading to a 100-year population

• low. ---Baltimore Sun (2017) & Baltimore Sun (2015)

TBR CURRENT STATE OF BALTIMORE cont…

TBR AT A GLANCE (IMPACT MAP)

TBR AT A GLANCE (FEEDER SYSTEM)

TBR AT A GLANCE (DISTRICT TASK FORCES)

TBR District Task Force

• City Council Member – Chair
• TBR Team Member – Vice Chair

Development Team Task Force Members Finance Professional Urban Planner Community Outreach & Marketing Professional Real Estate Broker Commercial & Residential

TBR AT A GLANCE (DISTRICT TASK FORCES) cont.

• City Planning Staff
• District Community Rep. (1 Per HOA)
• District Business Rep. (1)
• District Education Rep. (1)
• City/District Non-Profit Rep. (1)
• City/District Affordable Housing Rep. (1)
• District Transportation Rep. (1)
• District Environmental Rep. (1)
• District Faith Rep. (1)
• District Historical Rep. (1)
• District Public Safety Rep. (1)
• District Arts Rep. (1)

TBR AT A GLANCE (DISTRICT BRIEF RESULTS)

TBR District Brief Results

– 5 Min. Major New Revitalization Sites – Tens Of Millions In New Economic Development – Thousands Of New Local Jobs Created – Majority Of TBR Hired Team Shall Be City Minority Contractors/ Consultants – Millions In New Tax Revenues For Education/Public Safety/ Parks/Environment/Human & Social Services/Job Placement & Workforce Programs – Hundreds Of New ADU’s/Workforce Housing

651,154 651,154 651,154 651,154 614,664 775,351 738,785 672,746

400,000 450,000 500,000 550,000 600,000 650,000 700,000 750,000 800,000 Baltimore If @ D.C.'s Pace If @ ATL's Pace If @ Philly's Pace 2000 2016

Baltimore’s Population and what it would have been had Baltimore Experienced what Other Cities Did between 2000 and 2016

*Baltimore was ranked as the 17th largest city in America in 2000; now ranked 29th. If Baltimore had added population as rapidly as the District of Columbia, it would have more than 775,000 people and would rank as the nation’s 18th largest city today.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Population

TBR IMPACT

• Largest Citywide Community Revitalization project in the History of Baltimore

City.

• A minimum of 70 projects Citywide with a minimum of 5 "Feeder System"

projects in every District.

• Historic $7 - $10 Billion in new economic development for Baltimore City.
• Creation of up to 45,000 jobs, apprenticeships, and internships for Baltimore

City.

• Millions in upfront revenue from sale of Renaissance Sites with Renaissance

packages.

• Plan will seek to refund the City in full for the investment of the Planning

Phase investment through fees paid by Developers as a part of the RPF Renaissance packages.

• Produces an est. $156 Million in NEW Annual Tax revenues for all City

needs Human Services, Public Safety, Schools, & much more.

• Creates thousands of new Affordable Dwelling/Workforce Housing

units throughout Baltimore City.

• Produces millions of dollars of much needed funds for Citywide Non-profits

and needed organizations.

• Turns around the Historic 100 year low & population loss and for the 1st time

in 40+ years creates population growth.

TBR IMPACT cont.

• Engages, Embraces, & Energizes City Hall, the Community, and Corporations to

work together in a Historic manner.

• Largest Citywide Revitalization Currently Underway In The US
• Has a net zero direct effect on displacement.
• Moves Baltimore forward and closer to becoming what it's

benches read. Baltimore "America's Greatest City".

TBR IMPACT cont.

TBR FURTHER REFERENCES

TBR FURTHER REFERENCES cont.

TBR IMPACT cont.

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