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Regular Meeting of theBoard of Commissioners

Agenda

October 13, 2011



Order of Business

I. Call to Order

II. Roll CallIII. Pledge of Allegiance

V.

Public Input Cards



IV. Adoption of the Agenda

V. Introduction of Guest(s)VI. Public Input Cards on Agenda

Items

VII. Adoption of the Minutes for theMay Special 2011 Meeting

Order of Business



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VIII. Chair s Report

• Introduction of Commissioner John C.Hope, III

• Bioscience Summit sponsored by theBoard of Regents



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IX. Treasurer s Report

• Finance:

A) Financial Statements: August 2011

B) City CEA - $50,000 (Action Required)



a. Organizational Funding

i. Funding – State and City alternatives

1. Community Development Block

Grant (Action Item)2. Establishment of a 501(c)3

Foundation

3. Construction Impact Fee – Selected

Development Area

X. Presidents Report



X. Presidents Report

4. Delta Regional Authority Grant

5. Capital Outlay

b. Operations

i. Programming Update

1. Master Plan Update – Mr.William Vitek, AECOM



Master Planning UpdateOctober 13, 2011

02 People03 Place

04 Summary

01 Industry



Mission:

To build a globally compe,,ve

economy for the New Orleans region to

diversify our opportuni8es and build a

resilient community through innova8on

that results in The Healthiest Safest

Sustainable and most Entrepreneurial

Urban Neighborhoods in America.

BioDistrict New Orleans



Significant Findings

• Create a Visible Place

• Public and Civic Leadership

• Ac,ng as One

• Life Long Learning and Educa,on

• Substan,al Employment Opportuni,es

• On‐going Public Engagement

• Improved Review Procedures

• Geng the Word Out

• Create an Industry Cluster with common vision

Confirma-on of Themes / Issues /Opportuni-es



Industry

•

Bioscience Areas of Exper,se— HIV/AIDS

— Cancer

— Diabetes and Cardiovascular

— Biodefense

— Vaccine Development

— Neuroprotec,on and Rehabilita,on



Industry

• Research

— ARCA/IBM Network Connec,vity

• Biocluster Development



Industry

• NIH Funding



People

• Workforce Development — NOW – New Orleans Works

— Ochsner Facility Expansion into Benson

Tower – 500‐700 Jobs

• Educa,on

— Biotech Career Pathway – BESE

• Fall 2012 Curriculum

— BioDistrict Educa,on Round Table

— CommiYed Funding

— BioDistrict Math and Science HS

— Booker T. Washington HS Bioscience



Place

• Key Development Areas



Place

• Galvez Research Neighborhood

— Tulane Avenue Mixed Use

— Galvez Street R&D Core

— Neighborhood Residen,al

— Historic High School Reuse



Place

• Xavier/Gert Town

— Academic Expansion

— Mixed Use Retail/

Residen,al

— Residen,al Infill

— New Public School & Pool

— Light Industrial/ Manufacturing

— Open Space Connec,vity



Place

• Tulane Avenue/Canal Street — Mixed Use Office/Academic

Expansion

— Residen,al

— Ground Floor Commercial

— Math & Science HS

— Claiborne Avenue Boulevard



Place

• Downtown Health Campus

— Expanded Delgado Campus

— Shared popula,on services

— Charity Hospital Reuse

— Gravier Street Pedestrian

Spine and green space



Place

• Civic Center

— City Hall (Renova,on and

Addi,on)

— Duncan Plaza

— Civil District Courts

— Library Expansion



Process



Summary

• Key Public Investment Projects

— Claiborne Avenue

— Poydras Street

— Tulane Avenue

— Galvez Street

— Broad Street

— Broad Street Bridge

— Earhart Boulevard

— Banks Street

— Gravier Street

• Approximately $380 Million



Summary

• Key Private Investment Projects

— Residen,al – 2000+ Units

— Retail – 150000 sf

— Medical Office/R&D/Manuf. – 1.6 million sf

— Long Term Stay Hotel – 150 Rooms

— Iberville HUD Project – 2200 Units



Summary

Key Ins,tu,onal Investment Projects

— VA Hospital – 2 Million sf

— University Medical Center – 3.3 Million sf

— LSU Facili,es – 750000 sf

— Tulane Health Sciences – 1.8 Million sf

— Xavier – 1 Million sf

— Delgado – 225000 sf

Key Private Investment Projects — Ochsner ‐ Benson Tower Expansion –

80000 sf

— HyaY Regency Hotel and Conven,on

• Approximately 9 Million Square Feet



Summary

• Economic Impacts

— In 20 years the BioDistrict will generate:

• 17200 new or saved jobs

• $4 Billion in Economic Ac,vity

• $850 Million in Personal Earnings.

• $25 Million in Annual Sales Tax Generated.

• $22 Million in Annual Local Tax Generated.

• 1.8 Million Square Feet of New or Absorbed

Private Sector Facili,es

• 2000+ Housing Units

• 9 Million Square Feet Ins,tu,onal Uses



Summary

• Next Step Ac,on Plan

— Con,nued BioDistrict Opera,onal Funding

— Forging Successful Partnerships: City /State

Ins,tu,ons Founda,ons and Business Community

— Detailed Site Studies: U,li,es Parking Downtown

Health Campus Claiborne Avenue and Traffic

Management

— Coordina,on with City on CZO and Blight

Implementa,on

— Public/Private Partnership Financing

— Implement Academic Research Database System

— Follow Through on Detailed Ac,on Plan and

Iden,fy Key Cataly,c Projects



X. Presidents Reportb. Operations

2. Business Development

a. Meet the Industry Series: Working Building CompanyCo-Sponsored by New Orleans Business Alliance and FocoData Centers

b. EcoDistrict Presentation – Portland, OR Oct 26-29, 2011

3. Workforce Development1. New Orleans Works “NOW” formerly New Orleans

Regional Workforce Funders Collaborative2. Advanced Training Education Grant (ATE)3. Biotech Career Path Task Force

4. Association Of University Research Parks Convention



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XI. Other Old Business

XII. New Business

XIII. Public Comment(s)

XVI. Executive Session, if requiredXV. Adjournment

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