Crest Hills CC Clubhouse Redevelopment February 4 th , 2020 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Crest Hills CC Clubhouse Redevelopment February 4 th , 2020

Introduction of Valley of Cincinnati attendees A brief overview of What is the Scottish Rite Masons Our History in Cincinnati Introduction Our Plans & Agenda Initial Proposal for Redevelopment Benefits to Amberley Village

• Freemasonry is the leading fraternal organization in the world. • Formally organized in London, England, in 1717. Worldwide membership 3 million • members, 1.1 million in North America. • • With 75,000 Masons and 450 local Lodges, Ohio has one of the largest Masonic memberships of any state in the country. • As a fraternal organization, Freemasonry unites men of good character who, though of different religious, ethnic or social backgrounds, share a Who Are The Masons? belief in the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of mankind.

• Part of the Masonic family of organizations • Members of local/neighborhood Lodges can choose to join the Scottish Rite and engage more broadly • A member of Scottish Rite Freemasonry seeks to: • Aid mankind’s search for identity and destiny in God’s universe • Produce wiser men in a wiser world, happier men in a happier world, and therefore better men in a better world What is the Scottish Rite • Promote the dignity of every person and the humanity in all activities

• In Cincinnati since 1853 (Masonry since 1791) • Current home at 317 E 5 th • Fourth since founding • About 4,500 current members from tri-state area • Operating Children’s Dyslexia Centers since 1996 • Over $11MM in services to families at no charge • Some Notable members The Scottish Rite in • Carl Lindner Cincinnati • Manny Mayerson • Rich Graeter

• Exiting current Cincinnati Masonic Center • Too large for our needs at 353,000 sq. ft. • Searching for our next home; approximately 30,000 sq. ft. • Event/Meeting Space • Home of Children’s Dyslexia Centers Our Plans • Move-In Spring 2022

Long term lease agreement for acquisition of property Proposed Keep major areas (dining/meeting rooms, kitchen) Details Full renovation Main dining room for ~260 of the existing clubhouse Three smaller rooms for 50-75 structure people ~$6-$8MM Upgrade/Update landscaping investment Repurpose Pool House as Dyslexia Center

Parking Lot will be shared/common space Proposed Tennis Courts remain; not Details part of plan Pool filled, used as parking for Children's Dyslexia Center

• Used for meetings in evenings ~10-15 /month • Generally <50 people • Used for large events ~8 weekend dates per year • 200+ people • Children’s Dyslexia Center in Pool building • 2:30-7:30 during school year • Available for an agreed upon number of Village/community uses on Use Of Facilities an on-going basis

• Open for rental most weekends, during business hours, and weeknights as available • Concurrent events okay • Open dates will be available for rental through event management provider • Kitchen could be utilized for all events with either dedicated partner, or user Use Of Facilities selected caterer

Provide an update to a visible, central location; make it a destination for residents and visitors Positive Complement the planned JCC outdoor facilities with an indoor Impacts for space Amberley Bring Village events into a space Community large enough to accommodate them. Positive revenue from event and kitchen partner taxes

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