Regional Growth: The Port Authority's Role in Driving Redevelopment
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The document discusses the Port Authority's role in regional growth and redevelopment through several projects and strategies. It outlines the Port Authority's focus on redeveloping neighborhoods like Bond Hill and Evanston by working with partners to stabilize historic buildings, preserve neighborhood character, and return vacant properties to productive use. It also discusses strategies to develop transportation and industrial corridors to attract businesses and jobs through developments like Seymour Plaza and Queensgate 100.
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- 2. Regional Growth: The Port Authority's Role in Driving Redevelopment Laura N. Brunner, President/CEO Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority www.cincinnatiport.org 513.621.3000 @PGCDA
- 3. Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority www.cincinnatiport.org
- 6. Bond Hill : Origins
- 8. Bond Hill 50s - 60s -70s Old Woodward High school, 1959 1970s re-branding and brochure From Bond Hill: Origin and Transformation of a 19th Century Cincinnati Railroad Suburb, Varady, 2004
- 9. Bond Hill - Roselawn Today Bond Hill Academy Reds Community Fund Allen Temple AME 9 St. Aloysius Woodward Students – Building Technologies
- 12. MidPointe Crossing: Seymour/Reading Corridor October 31, 2013
- 13. “10 commercial projects worth watching in 2014” - Cincinnati Enquirer January, 22, 2014
- 14. Seymour Plaza/TechSolve II: Seymour Plaza December 3, 2013 January 9, 2014
- 16. • 25 acre site • 230,000 sf available for office, retail, institutional, or residential • Daily traffic count of 166,800 on I-75/Paddock Road Interchange & 37,000 at Reading/Seymour intersection • 75,000 daytime employees within 3-mile radius Earning $4.2 Billion payroll • $2.5 Billion of household purchasing power • $100 Million of unmet retail demand • 43 percent home owner-occupancy rate
- 17. Seymour Plaza, Club Aqua, December 2013
- 21. Industrial History: South Mill Creek Corridor
- 22. Queensgate 100
- 25. HCLRC - Hamilton County Landbank Return vacant properties to productive use • • • • Hamilton County Land Reutilization Corporation Non-profit, quasi-governmental entity Established by R.C. 1724 Cuyahoga County Landbank
- 26. Hamilton County Landbank Historic Stabilization Regal Theater 1201 Linn St. West End
- 27. Hamilton County Landbank Preserve Neighborhood Character Focus Neighborhood: Walnut Hills
- 28. Developed Focus Neighborhood Strategy
- 29. Focus Neighborhood Strategy Factors in selection: • • • • • • • # of foreclosures # of code violations/condemnations Level of public and private investment Educational and historic resource Community engagement Capacity of a lead community-based organization
- 30. Focus Neighborhood Strategy Short-Term Walnut Hills Evanston Madisonville Avondale Norwood St. Bernard Fairfax
- 31. Focus Neighborhood Strategy Long-Term Price Hill Northside South Cumminsville College Hill North College Hill Mount Healthy Colerain Township
- 34. Key Partners - Landbank
- 35. Public Finance PACE : Property Assessed Clean Energy gcpace.org
- 36. Evanston: Building Value Collaboration and Community Benefits Bond Hill: O’ROURKE - WOODWARD TECHNICAL TRAINING
- 37. Thank you Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority Laura N. Brunner, President/CEO www.cincinnatiport.org 513.621.3000 @PGCDA