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District of Columbia District of Columbia Department of Housing and Community Development Department of Housing and Community Development Department of Housing and Community Development Department of Housing and Community Development “Big K” Site Stabilization & Survey Update Thursday, June 9 th , 2011 1

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District of ColumbiaDistrict of ColumbiaDepartment of Housing and Community DevelopmentDepartment of Housing and Community DevelopmentDepartment of Housing and Community DevelopmentDepartment of Housing and Community Development

“Big K” Site Stabilization & Survey Updateg y pThursday, June 9th, 2011

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Meeting OverviewMeeting Overview

• Introduction & GoalsIntroduction & Goals• Meet & Greet

T t bili ti d t• Temporary stabilization update• Review of spring survey• Introduction to NCRC and NSP2 work

and review of market studies• Questions and Answers• Next Steps

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• Next Steps

Meeting GoalsMeeting Goals

• To provide an update regarding the projectthe project

• To provide t iti f opportunities for

further participation

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DHCD actions to dateDHCD actions to date• Purchased site July 23, 2010Purchased site July 23, 2010• Initial community meeting to solicit input

held on11/10/10e d o / 0/ 0• Structural reports performed Fall-Winter 2010• Housing and commercial market analyses Housing and commercial market analyses

performed in Winter-Spring 2011• Survey – April – May, update in June for hard Su ey p ay, upda e Ju e o a d

copy responses

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Temporary Structural i i iStabilization Plan

• Structural report - Fall 2010Structural report Fall 2010• Optira laser scan of 2228 & 2234 MLK – May

20110• Drafting stabilization drawings May – June

2011• Hazmat study – July 2011• Permit application July 2011 for temporary e app ca o Ju y 0 o e po a y

stabilization work• Fall 2011 stabilization work begins

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g• Targeted completion with 3 months

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #1 – In two sentences what is Question #1 In two sentences, what is your vision for the site? Responses included themes around:included themes around:– Mixing of uses

Commercial uses– Commercial uses– Community focus

Brings benefits to community– Brings benefits to community– Visitor's center or cultural spaces

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– Clean and safe– Attractive to residents and visitors

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #2 – What use would you Question #2 What use would you prefer for the site?

#1 – Commercial, 69%#2 Cultural / Institutional 39%#2 – Cultural / Institutional, 39%#3 – Recreational, 32%#4 C it C t 29%#4 – Community Center, 29%#5 – Housing, 45%

7*The percentages listed represent the preference level among survey respondents for a particular use for the site. For example, 45% of the respondents chose “Housing” as their fifth choice.

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #3 – Please indicate your top Question #3 Please indicate your top three choices for commercial neighborhood servicesneighborhood services.

#1 Full service restaurant 47%#1 Full service restaurant, 47%#2 Retail market space for small businesses,

25%25%#3 Non-profit / start-up business office

space 32%8

space, 32%*The percentages listed represent the preference level among survey respondents for a particular use for the site. For example, 32% of the respondents chose “Non-profit office space” as their third choice.

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #4 – If the use of the site was Question #4 If the use of the site was to be mixed, what two uses would you prefer?prefer?

#1 Commercial 43%#1 Commercial, 43%#2 Cultural Institutional, 23%

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Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #5 – Please indicate your top Question #5 Please indicate your top three choices for cultural/institutional/community uses cultural/institutional/community uses that could be accommodated on the sitesite.

#1 Culinary institute, 28%#2 Artist studio space, 25%#3 Youth center, 28%

10*The percentages listed represent the preference level among survey respondents for a particular use for the site. For example, 28% of the respondents chose “Youth center” as their third choice.

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #6 – If you believe housing Question #6 If you believe housing should be developed on the site, rank the top three types of housing typesthe top three types of housing types.

#1 Do not prefer housing on the site 42%#1 Do not prefer housing on the site, 42%#2 Artist live/work housing, 20%#3 Veteran housing 22%#3 Veteran housing, 22%

11*The percentages listed represent the preference level among survey respondents for a particular use for the site. For example, 22% of the respondents chose “Veteran housing” as their third choice.

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #7 – In your opinion should Question #7 In your opinion, should 2238 or 2252 MLK Jr Ave SE be demolished?demolished?

2238 MLK J A SE Y 64%– 2238 MLK Jr Ave SE – Yes, 64%– 2252 MLK Jr Ave SE – Yes, 67%

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Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #8 – Please prioritize your Question #8 Please prioritize your preference for recreational uses that could be accommodated on this sitecould be accommodated on this site.

#1 Community garden 40%#1 Community garden, 40%#2 Calisthenics / outdoor exercise, 41%#3 Playground 34%#3 Playground, 34%

13*The percentages listed represent the preference level among survey respondents for a particular use for the site. For example, 34% of the respondents chose “Playground” as their third choice.

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #9 – Is there a use that was Question #9 Is there a use that was not mentioned that you would like to see on the site?see on the site?Responses included some of the following ideas –ideas - Police station- Indoor aquatics center- Indoor aquatics center- Parking

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- Play areas- Tourist center

Survey SummarySurvey Summary

• Question #10 – Number of people Question #10 Number of people interested in participating in a community advisory task force to assist community advisory task force to assist with the development of alternatives to be included in an upcoming to be included in an upcoming solicitation for offers.

43

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2228 Martin Luther King JrAve SE

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2234 Martin Luther King JrAve SE

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2238 Martin Luther King JrAve SE

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2252 Martin Luther King JrAve SE

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Community Engagement Next Steps

• Updated survey results on Updated survey results on http://dhcd.dc.gov

• Summer advisory group meetings will • Summer advisory group meetings will start in mid-July.

M t i d RSVP f ti– Must sign-up and RSVP for meetings• September advisory group

t ti d d tpresentation and update

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