getting ready for redevelopment presentation to the city school board february 4, 2010...

Getting Ready for

RedevelopmentPresentation to the City School Board

February 4, 2010

Charlottesville Redevelopment & Housing Authority

Charlottesville Redevelopment & Housing Authority

Tonight’s Agenda Overview of Existing Public Housing Neighborhoods

Definitions of Terminology Overview of Master Plan Process

Impacts on the School System

Consultant Design Scenarios (to date)

Redevelopment Committee discussions

Plan for Resident Services (to date)

Next Steps & Future Planning

Questions & Answers

Charlottesville Redevelopment & Housing Authority

Overview of Existing Neighborhoods

• 40 acres of land• 11 sites – 7 multifamily, 4 houses• 1 vacant parcel of land – Levy Avenue• in 7 neighborhoods, 5 school districts• 376 units of public housing

• Average income = $11,000/year*• Average rent =$250/month*• Minimum rent = $25/month

• Bldg. Age = 30 – 45 years old• Currently offer 1 thru 5 BR units• 4 sites with community centers

* These figures are as of March 31, 2009

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Definitions of Terminology

Master PlanMixed useMixed incomeACC unitSection 8 vouchersRedevelopmentAMIHOPE VIHUD

Rehab with InfillDensityDUARelocationWRTMarket Rate unitRelocation VoucherLIHTC1 for 1 replacement

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Overview of Master Plan Process

• CRHA Redevelopment objectives• Adoption of Resident Bill of Rights• Resident Involvement• Youth Involvement

• Phase 1 – What do we have now?• Phase 2 – What do we want?• Phase 3 – What are our options?• Phase 4 – How does it happen?

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Impacts on the School System

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Impacts on the School System

Existing # of Students

Burnley Moran = 67

Greenbrier = 13

Venable = 5

Jackson Via = 31

Clark = 24

Walker = 48

Buford = 30

CHS = 75

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Consultants’ Design Scenarios

• All our neighborhoods will see changes • Scenarios are still in Draft Form• Show scenarios as they are in Draft Plan• Received the most support from community meetings• Additional scenarios being worked on, haven’t gotten them from consultants yet• Changes will be made before Final Plan

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Draft Design Scenario – Levy Ave.

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Draft Design Scenario – Westhaven

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Draft Design Scenario – Crescent Halls

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Draft Design Scenario – South 1st St.

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Draft Design Scenario – 6th Street, SE

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Draft Design Scenario – Michie Drive

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Draft Design Scenario – Madison Ave.

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Draft Design Scenario – Riverside Ave.

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Redevelopment CommitteeDiscussions

• Mixed use spaces on-site

• Mixed income neighborhoods

• Access to jobs/training opportunities

• Larger scale economic development

• Commitment to Bill of Rights

• Appropriate level of Density

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Plan for Resident Services

• Not only about the physical changes

• Several different models for review

• Educational support• Access to Job Opportunities (Sec. 3)• Access to Community Resources• Transportation and Child Care

• Space on/adjacent to sites for programs

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Next Steps & Future Planning

• Complete the Master Plan with consultants

• Work to gain community support for Plan

• Research into Relocation process

• Research into different Funding Sources

• Begin process of hiring a Development Partner for Implementation

• Report back to Community Partners as we make progress

Charlottesville Redevelopment & Housing Authority

Questions & Answers

www.cvillehousing.org

Amy Kilroy, Redevelopment Director

(434) 970 – 3253

Kilroy@charlottesville.org