Town Hall Meeting July 26, 2012 DePaul Student Center MEETING - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

¡ The ¡Redevelopment ¡of ¡Children � s ¡Memorial ¡Hospital ¡ Town ¡Hall ¡Meeting ¡ July ¡26, ¡2012 ¡ DePaul ¡Student ¡Center ¡

MEETING ¡AGENDA ¡ ¡ ¡ 1. ¡Opening ¡Comments ¡(Alderman ¡Michele ¡Smith) ¡ a) ���������������������������� ¡ b) Summary ¡of ¡the ¡planning ¡process ¡to ¡date ¡ c) The ¡planning ¡process ¡going ¡forward ¡ ¡ 2. Factual ¡Background ¡(Marty ¡Stern, ¡U.S. ¡Equities ¡Realty) ¡ ¡ ¡ 3. ���������������������������������������������������������������������� McCaffery ¡ Interests, ¡Antunovich ¡Associates, ¡Skidmore, ¡Owings ¡& ¡Merrill ¡LLP) ¡ ¡ 4. City ¡of ¡ ������������������������������������������������ Breems �������������������� Department ¡of ¡Housing ¡and ¡Economic ¡Development) ¡ ¡ ¡ 5. Questions ¡and ¡Comments ¡from ¡the ¡Audience ¡(moderated ¡by ¡Alderman ¡Michele ¡ Smith) ¡ ¡ 6. ¡ Closing ¡Comments ¡(Alderman ¡Michele ¡Smith) ¡

ECONOMIC IMPACT OF RELOCATING ����������������������������� ���������������������������� MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHEN IT WAS OPERATIONAL �� Approximately 5,000 ambulance �� 1.5 million people were present on the transports occurred to CMH annually campus each year �� Almost 23,300 vendors, including 12,500 �� 4,100 individuals on campus every day truck deliveries, to the CMH site each year �� Approximately 265,000 inpatient days and �� CMH generated approximately 30% of all outpatient hospital visits will move out of the traffic on Lincoln Avenue Lincoln Park home �� The parking structure averaged 1,332 cars �� 4,300 employees will be relocated out of per day Lincoln Park �� 3,390 projected daily trips generated by �� Estimated to be $9.5-35.1MM potential loss traffic to and from hospital

SUMMARY OF HOK STUDY 1. Respect the existing neighborhood 2. Create a distinct mixed-use development, including housing for a variety of income levels 3. Promote the public transportation network surrounding CMH site 4. Support sustainable development 5. Ensure continued community engagement �� Community agreements �� Community benefits

McCAFFERY INTERESTS

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THE TEAM McCAFFERY INTERESTS, INC DEVELOPER DALEY AND GEORGE, Ltd. ZONING COUNSEL ANTUNOVICH ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, PLANNERS SKIDMORE, OWINGS, MERRILL, LLP ARCHITECT HOERR SCHAUDT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS KLOA TRAFFIC ENGINEERS

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COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES (GLEANED FROM OVER 40 MEETINGS WITH THE COMMUNITY) � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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Underlying ¡B3-­‑5 ¡Zoning ¡Parking ¡ ¡ Multi-­‑Unit ¡Residential ¡ 698 ¡Units ¡= ¡459 ¡Spaces ¡ Senior ¡Housing ¡ 140 ¡Units ¡= ¡47 ¡Spaces ¡ Affordable ¡Housing ¡ ¡ 130 ¡Units ¡= ¡91 ¡Spaces ¡ Retail ¡ ¡ 85,000 ¡SF ¡= ¡114 ¡Spaces ¡ Health ¡Club ¡ ¡ 500 ¡People ¡x ¡10% ¡= ¡50 ¡Spaces ¡ ¡ Total ¡Zoning ¡Parking ¡Requirement: ¡ 761 ¡Spaces ¡ PARKING INFORMATION TITLE

COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES � Attempt to retain the historic context � Integrate active usable open space identifiable as the center of Lincoln Park � Restore the economic vitality lost with the closing of the hospital � Improve overall pedestrian and traffic conditions � Listen and respond to community input � Create a world class, sustainable mixed-use development

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WHERE TO FIND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: www.ward43.org www.mi-cmh.com TITLE

CITY OF CHICAGO AFFORDABLE HOUSING ORDINANCE

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