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Neighborhood Revitalization and Sustainability

Neighborhood Revitalization and Sustainability. How it changed perspective for one City and its residents. City On The Move. Population of approximately 24,000 Disproportionally low homeownership rate of 38% Lower median home price $143,689/$169,070 Lower Income householders $36,000/$57,373.

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Neighborhood Revitalization and Sustainability

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  1. Neighborhood Revitalization and Sustainability How it changed perspective for one City and its residents

  2. City On The Move

  3. Population of approximately 24,000 • Disproportionally low homeownership rate of 38% • Lower median home price $143,689/$169,070 • Lower Income householders $36,000/$57,373 South Salt Lake

  4. Annual Neighborhood Revitalization Campaign Community Connection

  5. Targets Neighborhoods most in need of improvement • Ensure CDBG resources go to homeowners most in need • Leverage federal, city and donation funds with volunteer labor for optimal impact • Resolve lingering code and life safety issues in a proactive and community affirming manner Advance South Salt Lake’s strategic objective to establish SAFE, CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL CITY

  6. CRITERIA • CDBG Eligible Census Tracts • Code Enforcement and animal control cases • Police calls • Number of qualifying owner-occupied single-family homes Homeowners can apply for and receive grants for rehabilitation projects City-designates “Street Captains” for building support and community engagement with residents Community Connection

  7. Partnerships for Volunteer Labor and Service Projects • United Way • Local religious groups • Youth groups • Area businesses Community Connection

  8. Before After Community Connection

  9. Before After Community Connection

  10. Central Pointe Area Urban Renewal Plan

  11. Demolition has started

  12. Trolley Corridor Underway

  13. Encourage healthy living • Regional sustainability by reducing sprawl • Encourage walkability • Improve environmental impacts • City Hall & Government Offices • Retail • City Plaza & Public Library • Variety of Residential Choices • Community Gardens and open space Central Pointe

  14. New Transit Oriented Townhomes – Hamlet Homes • Built along the TRAX line at the Meadow Brook Light Rail Station • 161 units of housing • Club House, Volleyball Court and Green Space Waverly Station

  15. Waverly Station

  16. Adopted in Dec. 2009 • Trigger date of 2012 • 184 acres • light industrial • limited pockets of residential and commercial along 3900 South and State Street corridors • Access to two TRAX stations located within a half-mile radius of each parcel West Millcreek Urban Renewal Area

  17. Meadowbrook Station Apartments

  18. 5393 acres of mixed-use development • 257,772 square feet of residential space (1 & 2 bedroom units) • 26,353 sq. feet of main floor retail space • 3,255 sq. ft. for a community clubhouse Meadowbrook Station Apartments

  19. 4.19 acres of high-density, residential development – currently underway • 2-phase construction of 145 apartment units • Phase 1 – 59 units, 3600 sq. ft. for clubhouse • Phase 2 – 86 units • Project will be owned and managed by the Housing Authority of the County of Salt Lake Millcreek Family Apartments

  20. Karen WileySalt Lake County Community Development Coordinatorkwiley@slco.org385-468-4870 NACCED 2012 Annual Conference Orange County, Florida

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