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— Develop a mix of housing types at various levels of affordability — Set the standards for the quality of future development in the area — Address the needs of the Lacy Neighborhood The Journey — Issued RFQ in April 2009 — Selected Related Companies/Griffin Realty in August 2009 — Highly qualified team with wide range of experience: • Affordable housing to luxury high rise housing • Retail, commercial and office • Public facilities • Community engagement — Began community input process before first concept plan created — Key issues raised by community: • Park/open space • Affordable housing • Child care • Garfield School condition & capacity • Safety and Livability • Cultural history • Family services and programs, including jobs — Concept Plan presented to community, which included: • Mix of for sale and for rent products at various income levels • Community Center at Garfield (in conjunction with school renovation) • 1.5 acre park/open space uses — SACRed Key Issues: • Safety • Housing • Open Space • Small Business Assistance • Cultural and Historical Preservation — Commitments to Lacy Neighborhood: • Provision for child care space in R-1 community room • Public art • Reduced rent for business operator in R-1 commercial space • Historical markers - $60,000 • Targeted loan program in Lacy - $100,000 • Joint Use Agreement w/SAUSD for Garfield • 10,000 SF Community Center at Garfield Elementary • Commitment to pursue development of approx. 1.5 acre park/open space uses • Relocation plan for potential displaced residents • Inclusionary Housing Ordinance to Council Win 120 days for overlay zone The Project — R-1 74 rental units — R-2 38 rental units — 100% affordable (50% AMI w/20% at 30%AMI); 55 year covenants CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 21 JUNE 7, 2010