Join us on March 11, 2021 at 6pm - A PARK MORTON DEVELOPMENT UPDATE - DCHA
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A PARK MORTON
DEVELOPMENT MEETING
DEVELOPMENT UPDATE
Join us on
March 11, 2021
at 6pm
Information will include:
Redevelopment Timeline
Community Engagement Activities
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*This Meeting Will Be Recorded.*
PARK MORTON DEVELOPMENT MEETING MARCH 11, 2021
MEETING INSTRUCTIONS • Meeting will be recorded. • If you are joining by computer, you will be muted during the meeting. Please type your question in the Q&A box. • If you are joining by phone, you will be muted during the meeting. Please type *6 when you have a question.
HOW IS THE PARK MORTON DEVELOPMENT PHASED? Construction will be completed in Phase 1 2 phases: • Phase 1 – 148 units • Phase 2 – 47 units Phase 2
WHAT EXISTING BUILDINGS ARE IN PHASE 1 FOOTPRINT? • 640 Park Road • 630 Park Road • 620 Park Road • 610 Park Road • 615 and 617 Morton Street • 651 Morton Street
Units by Bedroom
Studio 19
WHAT IS IN PHASE 1?
1 bd 73
2 bd 52
• 148 units 3 bd 3
• 5-story apartment building 4 bd 1
142-units Total 148
• 6 units in 4 townhouses/flats
Replacement Units by Bedroom
• 43 replacement units for Park Multifamily TH
Morton Residents 1 bdrm 13
2 bdrm 26 1
3 bdrm 0 2
4 bdrm 1
Total 40 3
WHAT IS IN PHASE 1?
Resident Council Meeting/Learning
Roof Top Lounge Fitness Room
Office Lounges
Enclosed Property
Underground
Courtyard Management Bike Storage
Garage
Spaces Offices
Pet Grooming
Resident Storage
Room
WHAT IS THE TIMELINE?
Subdivide the site and pull
Vacate Phase 1 Buildings permits Start Vertical Construction
June 2021 Sep.–Oct. 2021 Nov. 2023
31 May 2021 July–Sep. 2021 Mar. 2022
Shut Off and Cap Utilities Start Demolition and Project Completion
in Phase 1 Buildings Infrastructure work
* Dates are subject to change.*WHO NEEDS TO RELOCATE AND WHEN? • Only residents in Phase 1 buildings need to relocate by the end of May. • What are my relocation options? 1. Onsite to Phase 2 unit 2. Other Public housing 3. Voucher to private housing (if qualified)
WHAT ENSURES RESIDENTS THE RIGHT TO RETURN? DCHA passed Resolution 16-06 which affirms that current and former Park Morton residents who lived at the property on or after November 2014 and are lease compliant, have the right to return. Residents are eligible to return as long as they are lease compliant and/or have not been evicted from DCHA housing There will not be minimum work or service requirements more stringent than DCHA’s policy There will not be criminal background requirements more stringent than DCHA’s policy There will not be credit or drug screening requirements more stringent than DCHA’s policy
WHERE HAVE PARK MORTON RESIDENTS RELOCATED TO?
As of February 12,
Park Morton Relocation Map
2021, the following
represent households Number of Residents
Number of Residents Leased in Ward 5:
that relocated from Leased in Ward 4: Relocated Prior to
Park Morton to a Public Relocated Prior to 6/2019: 0
Housing, Mixed-Finance 6/2019: 1 Public Housing Site: 0
Site, or with vouchers Public Housing Site: 0 Mixed-Finance Site: 0
Mixed-Finance Site: 0 Voucher: 11 (0, unit
Voucher: 16 (0, unit inspection Passed)*
inspection passed)*
Number of
Number of Residents Residents Leased in
Leased in Ward 3: Ward 7: Relocated
Relocated Prior to Prior to 6/2019: 2
6/2019: 0 Public Housing Site: 2
Public Housing Site: 0
Mixed-Finance Site: 0
Mixed-Finance Site: 0
Voucher: 2 (0, unit inspection
One family became a Voucher: 5 (0, unit
Passed)*
new homeowner in DC inspection passed)*
Ward 8. Number of Residents
Number of Residents
Leased in Ward 6:
Three (3) families relocated to Leased in Ward 1:
Relocated Prior to
Relocated Prior to 6/2019: 1
Maryland as new 6/2019: 0
Public Housing Site: 0
homeowners without subsidy. Mixed-Finance Site: 2 Public Housing Site: 0
One of which relocated prior Park Morton: 4 Mixed-Finance Site: 0
to 6/2019. Voucher: 19 (0, unit Voucher: 11 (1, unit
inspection passed)* inspection Passed)*
Number of Residents Number of Residents
Leased in Ward 2: Leased in Ward 8:
Relocated Prior to Relocated Prior to
6/2019: 0 6/2019: 13
Public Housing Site: 0
Public Housing Site: 3
Mixed-Finance Site: 0
Mixed-Finance Site: 0
Voucher: 1 (0, unit
Voucher: 2 (0, unit
inspection Passed)*
inspection Passed)*
*Unit inspection passed: awaiting
completion of lease up, executed
contracts, and relocation. Created by HCVP’s ROTC Division – Updated 1/29/021HOW MANY RESIDENTS HAVE RELOCATED?
Ward Relocated Public Mixed Voucher Total
Prior to June Housing Site Finance Site
2019
1 1 0 2 19 22
2 0 3 0 2 5
3 0 0 0 5 5
4 1 0 0 16 17
5 0 0 0 11 11
6 0 0 0 11 11
7 2 2 0 2 6
8 13 0 0 1 14
Total 17 5 2 67 91HOW MANY RESIDENTS ARE REMAINING IN PHASE 1? • 13 families are remaining in Phase 1 buildings.
WHAT IS BRUCE
MONROE?
• Off-site phase of Park Morton
Redevelopment
• 273 new units
76-unit senior building
189-unit multifamily building
8 townhouse units
• 90 replacement units for Park
Morton residentsWHAT IS THE STATUS OF BRUCE MONROE? • The Bruce Monroe development plan received an approved Zoning Order for the proposed development in April 2017. • In May 2017, the City’s Zoning Order was challenged in court. • In June 2020, the DC Court of Appeals, reversed the decision of the Zoning Commission and sent it back to the Zoning Commission to reconsider and clarify specific items in the zoning order. • We are awaiting the Zoning Commission’s response and amend order to address the Court’s concerns.
Current Programming at Park Morton
• COVID-19 Education and Wellness Packages
EBONY JOHNSON
RESIDENT SERVICES MANAGER • Weekly Programming via Zoom
TCB COMMUNITY LIFE
– Wellness Wednesdays
– Thriving Thursday
• Onsite Community Resource Bank
– The MORE programs you attend, the MORE
Community bucks you receive.
• Individual Coaching and Referrals for rental assistance,
TO SPEAK WITH EBONY, YOU CAN workforce development, homeownership counseling
REACH OUT TO HER DIRECTLY:
(757) 343-2504 and/or remote learning support
EBONY.JOHNSON@TCBINC.ORG
• Off-Site Relocation Support
• Addressing the community Digital Divide
– Laptop Distribution (priority on remote learners)
• TCB Program Waiver Collection Comprehensive Case Management/Service Coordination:
LASHONE DAVIS education, career, and or personal goals
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR Holistic Health: support, service coordination, and programming
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES around physical and mental health
UNLIMITED Housing Support: advocacy, mediation, recertification support,
eviction prevention, and rental support
Relocation Assistance: on a case-by-case basis
Employment /Jobs Skills Training/ Education Services: incentivized
workshops, career and education fairs, summer camp sponsorship,
summer supply and back to school giveaways, and tuition
assistance.
TO SPEAK WITH LASHONE,YOU CAN
REACH OUT TO HER DIRECTLY: Money Management, Budgeting, and Credit Repair: referrals to
LDAVIS@HOUSINGOPPORTUNITIES.COM community resources and individualized support (rent,
transportation, furniture, clothing)
Senior Services Coordination
Community Engagement: monthly resident workshops and yearly
community events• Provides solution-focused counseling regarding any and
DANIEL SACHS
DBH MENTAL HEALTH CLINICAL all mental health and/or substance abuse-related
SPECIALIST concerns.
NEW COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE
• Provides support in times of crisis.
• Performs helpful, thorough assessments that identify the
resident’s challenges and can be used to identify the
services that would be most beneficial.
• Connects residents with ongoing supportive treatment
services to address their needs and concerns.
TO SPEAK WITH DANIEL, YOU CAN
EITHER INFORM YOUR HOU CASE • Follows along once connection to services has been
MANAGER, OR YOU CAN REACH
OUT TO HIM DIRECTLY: made in order to ensure that the resident is receiving
202-494-5402 high-quality care.
DANIEL.SACHS@DC.GOVWHO WILL BE WORKING ON PHASE 1?
• Soto Architecture will be the architectural firm working with the general contractor.
https://www.sotopllc.com
• Hamel Builders will be the general contractor.
https://www.hamelbuilders.com
• JDC will be the construction manager.
http://jdc-mgmt.com/WHO IS SOTO ARCHITECTURE?
Soto Architecture will be the architectural firm
working with the general contractor.
Joe Iwaskiw
Soto is a small, minority-owned firm committed
to diversity, sustainability and equity in their
designs and throughout their practice. Fernando
Bonilla-VerdesotoWHO IS HAMEL BUILDERS?
Hamel Builders will be the general contractor.
Hamel is a leader in multi-family, HUD, mixed-
Hank Coleman
use, renovation and commercial construction in
the Mid-Atlantic region.
Oscar MaccioWHO IS JDC?
JDC will be the construction manager as advisor.
Since 2003, JDC has been providing comprehensive and
systematic project and construction management services as
advisor for community-focused development projects.
JDC has successfully ensured compliance with federal and
local regulations related to wage rates and affirmative action
requirements.
Shawn SamuelPARK MORTON NEWS
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PLEASE CONTACT
The Community Builders Inc. DCHA
• Ebony Johnson, Resident Life Manager • Corey Morgan, Development Project Manager
(757) 343-2504 cemorgan@dchousing.org
ebony.johnson@tcbinc.org
• Betty Diallo, Property Manager
• Quinn Pregliasco-Geisler, Senior Project Manager (202) 815-7334
quinn.pregliasco-geisler@tcbinc.org bdiallo@dchousing.org
Housing Opportunities Unlimited • Moneek Scott, Community Navigator
• LaShone Davis (202) 816-0042
ldavis@housingopportunities.com mscott@dchousing.org
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