Part of the "RECLAIMING THE CROWN" initiative
Use nonprofit development corporations and community-led strategies to support redevelopment around the Mill-Line without displacing existing residents. The initiative recommends expanding the role of the Dalton-Whitfield Community Development Corporation and Flooring Capital Development Corporation, implementing Community Navigators, creating facade grants, supporting site-specific redevelopment projects, and connecting residents with housing counseling, grants, low-income housing options, and neighborhood resources.
Tracks retail space revenue assumptions from the illustrated redevelopment model.
Tracks development investment for 701 Chattanooga Avenue.
Tracks conversion of CHIP funds into a revolving fund for future rehabilitation or construction projects.
Number of regularly scheduled sporting events hosted at the Peacock Alley Athletics complex.
Tracks estimated apartment and retail revenue from the illustrated redevelopment model.
Tracks Community Navigator travel cost.
Tracks resident voice and community-led participation in redevelopment decisions.
Tracks facade grants for businesses.
Tracks Community Navigator accounting services cost.
Tracks Community Navigator events cost.
Tracks potential LIHTC apartment building units at 814-898 North Hamilton Street.
Tracks Community Navigator salaries and wages.
Tracks franchise investment for 701 Chattanooga Avenue provided by potential owner.
Tracks facade training and training development.
Tracks apartment revenue assumptions from the illustrated redevelopment model.
Tracks maximum CHIP grant amount for construction of single-family homes.
Tracks implementation of Community Navigator programming for residents in the neighborhood.
Tracks agreements with local nonprofits, including FCDC, DWCDC, and CLILA.
Tracks facade grants for individuals.
Tracks estimated redevelopment cost for demolition, architectural design, permits, and building costs for the illustrated site-specific redevelopment model.
Tracks number of successful sites revitalized through nonprofit development corporation activity and site-specific redevelopment.
Tracks redevelopment investment for 501 Hamilton.
Tracks redevelopment investment for 401 Hamilton.
Target event venue utilization based on the stated success measure that the event venue should fill to 50% capacity for the event.
Tracks proposed four-unit building at 414 Chattanooga Avenue.
Tracks North Bypass parcel size for potential residential development.
Tracks access to low-income housing options created or protected through site-specific nonprofit redevelopment.
Budget items shown include Community Navigators: accounting services $7,200, salaries and wages $100,760.40, events $2,000, travel $500. 401 Hamilton redevelopment: $750,000-$2 million. 501 Hamilton redevelopment: $3 million-$4 million. 701 Chattanooga Ave development: $750,000, franchise $600,000 provided by potential owner. Facade grants: $25,000 annually for individuals, $50,000 annually for businesses, and $10,000 for training and training development. Additional site estimate shown: demolition $151,425, architectural design $30,000, permits $6,000+, building costs $3,800,000, total estimate $3,987,425.