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Park Morton Steering Committee November Public Meeting November 17, 2016 7:00pm PARK MORTON New Communities Initiative Steering Committee 17 November 2016 AGENDA AGENDA Timeline Recap LDDA Process Review of Site Plan and


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Steering Committee 17 November 2016

PARK MORTON

New Communities Initiative

Park Morton Steering Committee November Public Meeting

November 17, 2016 7:00pm

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AGENDA

  • Timeline Recap
  • LDDA Process
  • Review of Site Plan and Program
  • Permanent Park
  • Next Steps
  • Small Group Discussions

AGENDA

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TIMELINE RECAP

  • 2008-2009: Bruce Monroe School closed and demolished
  • 2010: Site was transferred to DMPED and a solicitation was issued. Development rights were

not awarded.

  • 2010: Interim park created as a temporary use until the District revisited development

potential.

  • 2014: DCHA issued a solicitation in partnership with DMPED for a master developer for Park
  • Morton. Park View Community Partners were selected.
  • SUMMER 2015: DMPED analyzed opportunities for offsite “Build First” sites in the surrounding

neighborhood

  • OCTOBER 2015: DMPED announces selection of 3012 Georgia Avenue, NW as optimal “Build

First” site for implementation of Park Morton New Communities

  • WINTER 2015-2016: Engagement with community to update the 2008 master plan using 3012

Georgia Avenue as “Build First” site.

  • MARCH 2016: Surplus hearing held for Bruce Monroe site
  • MAY 2016: Developer submits consolidated PUD application for both Bruce Monroe and Park

Morton.

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Bruce Monroe-Land Disposition and Development Agreement

General Information

  • Developer Name: Park View Community Partners LLC

comprised of TCB and Dantes

  • Property to be Surplused: 77,421 sf (approx 60% of Land

area)

  • Park Land : 44,404 sf retained under District Control for

permanent park

  • Development Plan: 273 residential units and 4,545 sf of

community service space

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Disposition Mechanism

  • Ground Lease
  • 99 year term
  • Annual rent $1.00

Bruce Monroe LDDA- Key Terms

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Affordable Housing Plan

  • ADUs will be the greater of 2/3 of total units or

the number required by the PUD.

  • 90 Park Morton replacement units
  • 111 workforce affordable (under 60% AMI)
  • 72 market rate
  • Affordability period will be the term of the 99

year ground lease Bruce Monroe LDDA - Key Terms

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District Maintains Approval

  • Development Plan
  • Construction Drawings
  • ADU leases
  • Human Capital (ie Resident Service Program)
  • Property Management Agreement
  • Relocation Plan
  • Re-Occupancy Guidelines

Bruce Monroe – LDDA Key Terms

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Jobs and Employment

  • Developer estimates 448 construction and 8

permanent jobs will be created at Bruce Monroe

  • First Source Agreement- 51% of new hires be

District residents

  • Community Business Enterprise (CBE)- 35% of

contracting goes to CBEs

Bruce Monroe LDDA – Key Terms

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Bruce Monroe LDDA - Key Terms Project Funding

  • $95MM project budget for residential
  • $37MM subordinate loan from District
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Schedule of Performance

  • Council hearing November 29, 2016
  • Execute LDDA with 60 days of Council

Approval

  • Close on project development within 2 years
  • Start construction within 30 days of close
  • Complete construction within 2 years

Bruce Monroe LDDA- Key Terms

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Master Plan Recap

462 residential units

147 replacement PHA 155 workforce affordable 160 market rate

2 new permanent parks

1 acre Bruce Monroe ¼ acre Park Morton

224 new parking spaces

170 below grade 54 At grade

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New Communities Initiative ONE FOR ONE REPLACEMENT

To ensure that there is no net loss of affordable housing units in the neighborhood

THE OPPORTUNITY TO RETURN/STAY

To ensure that current residents will have a priority for new replacement units in an effort to remain in their neighborhood

MIXED INCOME HOUSING

To end the concentration of low-income housing and poverty

BUILD FIRST

Calls for the development of new housing to begin prior to the demolition of existing distressed housing to minimize displacement Guiding Principles

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Bruce Monroe: Site Plan

  • 273 residential

– 90 PHA – 111 Workforce (<60% AMI) – 72 market

  • 4,500 sf community

space

  • 115 new parking

spaces

  • 99 below grade

parking spaces – 16 at grade spaces

  • 1 acre permanent

park

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View from north along Irving Street

Mixed Income Building Affordable Senior Building 189 units 76 units 9 stories- 90 feet 6 stories - 60 feet

Bruce Monroe: Multifamily Buildings

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Townhomes: - Mixed Income 8 units 3 stories - 40 feet

View west along proposed new street View north along Columbia Road

Bruce Monroe: Townhomes

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Bruce Monroe: Public Park

  • 1 acre permanent park open to

everyone

  • Land area retained and owned by the

District

  • Some portion will always be accessible

Plan of Development

  • Design and Build:

Agreement between developer and District agencies

  • Operations: Shared

between District agencies and potentially a ‘Friends

  • f” group
  • Uses: to be

determined by

  • community. Room for

court, garden, playground, activity lawns, etc..

  • Community Design:

kick off in early 2017

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Park Morton: Site Plan

  • 189 residential

– 57 PHA – 50 Workforce (<60% AMI) – 82 market

  • Extension of Morton

Street from Georgia to Warder

  • New north –south street

from Park to Morton and alley network

  • 71 below grade parking

spaces and 38 at grade spaces

  • ¼ acre park
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View from North along Park Road

Park Morton: Multifamily Building

Mixed Income Building 142 units 5 stories- 60 feet

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Townhomes 47 units Up to 3 stories- 45 feet

Park Morton: Townhomes

View from North along Morton Street

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Next Steps

  • District of Columbia Council Hearing on Bruce Monroe

November 29th at 10am Wilson Building 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW 5th Floor

  • Zoning Commission Hearing on Bruce Monroe

December 5th at 6:30pm 441 4th Street NW, Suite 220 South

  • Zoning Commission Hearing on Park Morton

December 8th at 6:30pm 441 4th Street NW, Suite 220 South

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Small Group Discussions

LDDA Discussion

  • Is there any portion of the project or agreement you’d like to

understand better?

  • Do you have questions about the ground lease, affordability

level, jobs, schedule or funding?

Park Discussion

  • What would you like to better understand about the park?
  • Do you have question on:
  • Community design process to select uses
  • Who will design and construct
  • Ongoing maintenance

QUESTIONS