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Town Hall Meeting February 11, 2020 Illinois Institute of Technology 3201 S. State St. Stay connected! 5046 S. State St. | Chicago, IL. | (773) 373-9273 | ward03@cityofchicago.org www.ward03chicago.com| Facebook.com/aldermanpat.dowell |


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Town Hall Meeting

February 11, 2020 Illinois Institute of Technology 3201 S. State St.

Stay connected! 5046 S. State St. | Chicago, IL. | (773) 373-9273 | ward03@cityofchicago.org www.ward03chicago.com| Facebook.com/aldermanpat.dowell | Twitter: @aldpatdowell3rd

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Michael Pigott Commander 1st Police District

1718 S. State St. 312-745-4290 CAPS001District@chicagopolice.org

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Dion Boyd Commander 2nd Police District

5101 S. Wentworth Ave. 312-747-8366 CAPS002District@chicagopolice.org

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2020 Census

Chicago Census 2020: April 1 – July 31, 2020

The City of Chicago is committed to helping every Chicagoan participate in the 2020 Census. The City pledges to:

  • Ensure a fair, complete, and accurate count of every individual living in Chicago.
  • Develop culturally-appropriate strategies for hard-to-count populations.
  • Mobilize resources in an inclusive manner for census hiring, public engagement, and outreach.
  • Ensure digital access and equity during the first census when a majority of Chicagoans will be invited to

respond online.

https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/sites/census2020/home.html

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3RD WARD TOWN HALL MEETING, FEB. 11, 2020 51ST AND STATE STREET CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS PRESENTED BY KAMAU MURRAY, CENTER COURT DEVELOPMENT

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OVERVIEW

 Introduction  XS Tennis History  Chicago Housing Consulting

Services, Inc. NFP Partnership

 Development Concepts  Indoor Recreation / Sports

Center

 Summary

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XS TENNIS AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION AND CENTER COURT DEVELOPMENT

Native of Chicago, graduate of Chicago Public Schools

Participated in Chicago Park District Tennis program that led to a college scholarship at Florida A&M University

Began coaching tennis in 2004, opened XS Tennis in 2008

Former students have been awarded college scholarships from universities across the country

Built new $17 million facility on State Street in 2018

Coached U.S. Open Women’s Tennis Champion Sloane Stephens

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XS TENNIS AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION COMMUNITY BENEFITS

100 construction jobs, preserved 17 minority coaching jobs and 6 permanent jobs

51 participants have won college scholarships valued at $12 million

Youth programming for 90 CHA youth

Overall youth programming for 2,400 participants

Four hours of free homework tutoring daily

Transportation services for CHA seniors

Athletic programming for local schools

Community engagement services for local events and education

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CHICAGO HOUSING CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. NFP (“CHCS”)

CHCS is the 501 C-4 nonprofit affiliate

  • f the Chicago Housing Authority

(“CHA”)

CHCS focuses on social impact investing and public, private partnerships (P3s)

The Concord at Sheridan is a mixed- use development in Rogers Park that features a City Target on the ground floor with 65 new CHA family units and 46 market units

Built on underutilized CHA land, CHCS served as a consultant to the developer and an investor in the commercial component of the project

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CHICAGO HOUSING CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. NFP (“CHCS”)

Late last year, CHCS closed on an investment in the $22 million Ogden Commons Commercial development in the North Lawndale community

The project includes 50,000 SF of commercial / retail space with the following tenants:

Steak & Shake

Ja’ Grill Restaurant

Subway

Wintrust Bank

Sinai Health Systems

Cinespace Studios

Capital sources included Opportunity Zone funds and City of Chicago Neighborhood Opportunity Funds

Anchors the CHA redevelopment of Ogden and Lawndale with 200 mixed- income residential units to follow

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STATE STREET DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS

Building off of the success of XS Tennis, Center Court Development (“CCD”) and CHCS have partnered to create the next phase of development

  • n State Street

The Attucks school, a shuttered CPS school at 51st and State Street to be redeveloped into mixed-use, mixed-income housing

60 mixed-income residential units with ground floor retail

Prospective commercial tenants include a community-based health care provider

Providing jobs and social equity for community residents

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(48) 1 BEDROOMS, (12) 2 BEDROOMS, 12,000 SQ FT OF COMMERCIAL

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INDOOR RECREATION / SPORTS CENTER

120,000 SF COMPLEX WITH 6 COURTS, 2 SOCCER FIELDS, INDOOR TRACK, PROGRAM SPACE AND EXERCISE AREA

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INDOOR RECREATION / SPORTS CENTER

Potential tenants include:

Chicago Sky WNBA T eam

Chicago Fire MLS T eam

Local colleges, universities, high schools

Community Clubs

Community benefits include:

Employment Opportunities

Local Youth Programming

Education and Wellness

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INDOOR RECREATION / SPORTS CENTER FOOTPRINT

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SUMMARY

There has been a lack of investment in the State Street corridor for decades

XS Tennis is the first new development in this area in 20 years

Center Court Development and Chicago Housing Consulting Services,

  • Inc. have partnered to help revitalize

State Street by:

Redeveloping the Attucks School site into new mixed-income residential with ground floor commercial uses

Developing an Indoor Recreation and Sports facility with 6 courts, 2 soccer fields, indoor track and exercise area 

These investments will stimulate new public, affordable and market-rate residential development along the corridor

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Restricted Cannabis Zone

Presentation By: Ennedy Rivera Chief Legal Counsel

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Reminders

  • Legal Voter must FIRST submit the Notice of Intent
  • Legal Voter must reside in the precinct and Ward they

intend to Restrict

  • Legal Voter must be registered to vote in the precinct

they wish to restrict at the time of the filing of the Notice of Intent

  • Petition is to be circulated within the applicable

precinct and signed by registered voters

  • 90 Days to obtain signatures and submit Petition back

to the Office of the City Clerk

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Further Questions

Please feel free to visit our website at: http://www.chicityclerk.com/cannabis/overview Or contact our office for further information. General Line: (312) 742-5375 Ennedy Rivera (312) 744-7787

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THANK YOU!!

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Thank You!!

Stay connected! 5046 S. State St. | Chicago, IL. | (773) 373-9273 | ward03@cityofchicago.org www.ward03chicago.com | Facebook.com/aldermanpat.dowell | Twitter: @aldpatdowell3rd