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Town Hall Meeting February 11, 2020 Illinois Institute of Technology 3201 S. State St. Stay connected! 5046 S. State St. | Chicago, IL. | (773) 373-9273 | ward03@cityofchicago.org www.ward03chicago.com| Facebook.com/aldermanpat.dowell |


  1. Town Hall Meeting February 11, 2020 Illinois Institute of Technology 3201 S. State St. Stay connected! 5046 S. State St. | Chicago, IL. | (773) 373-9273 | ward03@cityofchicago.org www.ward03chicago.com| Facebook.com/aldermanpat.dowell | Twitter: @aldpatdowell3rd

  2. Michael Pigott Commander 1 st Police District 1718 S. State St. 312-745-4290 CAPS001District@chicagopolice.org

  3. Dion Boyd Commander 2 nd Police District 5101 S. Wentworth Ave. 312-747-8366 CAPS002District@chicagopolice.org

  4. 2020 Census Chicago Census 2020: April 1 – July 31, 2020 The City of Chicago is committed to helping every Chicagoan participate in the 2020 Census. The City pledges to: • Ensure a fair, complete, and accurate count of every individual living in Chicago. • Develop culturally-appropriate strategies for hard-to-count populations . • Mobilize resources in an inclusive manner for census hiring, public engagement, and outreach. • Ensure digital access and equity during the first census when a majority of Chicagoans will be invited to respond online. https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/sites/census2020/home.html

  5. 3 RD WARD TOWN HALL MEETING, FEB. 11, 2020 51 ST AND STATE STREET CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS PRESENTED BY KAMAU MURRAY, CENTER COURT DEVELOPMENT

  6.  Introduction  XS Tennis History  Chicago Housing Consulting OVERVIEW Services, Inc. NFP Partnership  Development Concepts  Indoor Recreation / Sports Center  Summary 6

  7. XS TENNIS AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION AND CENTER COURT DEVELOPMENT Native of Chicago, graduate of Chicago  Public Schools Participated in Chicago Park District  Tennis program that led to a college scholarship at Florida A&M University Began coaching tennis in 2004, opened  XS Tennis in 2008 Former students have been awarded  college scholarships from universities across the country Built new $17 million facility on State  Street in 2018 Coached U.S. Open Women’s Tennis  Champion Sloane Stephens 7

  8. XS TENNIS AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION COMMUNITY BENEFITS 100 construction jobs, preserved 17  minority coaching jobs and 6 permanent jobs 51 participants have won college  scholarships valued at $12 million Youth programming for 90 CHA youth  Overall youth programming for 2,400  participants Four hours of free homework tutoring daily  Transportation services for CHA seniors  Athletic programming for local schools  Community engagement services for local  events and education 8

  9. CHICAGO HOUSING CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. NFP (“ CHCS ”) CHCS is the 501 C-4 nonprofit affiliate  of the Chicago Housing Authority (“CHA”) CHCS focuses on social impact  investing and public, private partnerships (P3s) The Concord at Sheridan is a mixed-  use development in Rogers Park that features a City Target on the ground floor with 65 new CHA family units and 46 market units Built on underutilized CHA land, CHCS  served as a consultant to the developer and an investor in the commercial component of the project 9

  10. CHICAGO HOUSING CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. NFP (“ CHCS ”) Late last year, CHCS closed on an  investment in the $22 million Ogden Commons Commercial development in the North Lawndale community The project includes 50,000 SF of  commercial / retail space with the following tenants: Steak & Shake  Ja’ Grill Restaurant  Subway  Wintrust Bank  Sinai Health Systems  Cinespace Studios  Capital sources included Opportunity  Zone funds and City of Chicago Neighborhood Opportunity Funds Anchors the CHA redevelopment of  Ogden and Lawndale with 200 mixed- income residential units to follow 10

  11. STATE STREET DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS Building off of the success of XS Tennis, Center  Court Development (“CCD”) and CHCS have partnered to create the next phase of development on State Street The Attucks school, a shuttered CPS school at 51 st  and State Street to be redeveloped into mixed-use, mixed-income housing 60 mixed-income residential units with ground floor  retail Prospective commercial tenants include a  community-based health care provider Providing jobs and social equity for community  residents 11

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  13. (48) 1 BEDROOMS, (12) 2 BEDROOMS, 12,000 SQ FT OF COMMERCIAL 13

  14. INDOOR RECREATION / SPORTS CENTER 120,000 SF COMPLEX WITH 6 COURTS, 2 SOCCER FIELDS, INDOOR TRACK, PROGRAM SPACE AND EXERCISE AREA 14

  15. INDOOR RECREATION / SPORTS CENTER Potential tenants include:  Chicago Sky WNBA T eam  Chicago Fire MLS T eam  Local colleges, universities, high  schools Community Clubs  Community benefits include:  Employment Opportunities  Local Youth Programming  Education and Wellness  15

  16. INDOOR RECREATION / SPORTS CENTER FOOTPRINT 16

  17. There has been a lack of investment in  the State Street corridor for decades XS Tennis is the first new development  in this area in 20 years Center Court Development and  Chicago Housing Consulting Services, Inc. have partnered to help revitalize State Street by: SUMMARY Redeveloping the Attucks School site  into new mixed-income residential with ground floor commercial uses Developing an Indoor Recreation and  Sports facility with 6 courts, 2 soccer fields, indoor track and exercise area These investments will stimulate new  public, affordable and market-rate residential development along the corridor 17

  18. Restricted Cannabis Zone Presentation By: Ennedy Rivera Chief Legal Counsel

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  20. Reminders • Legal Voter must FIRST submit the Notice of Intent • Legal Voter must reside in the precinct and Ward they intend to Restrict • Legal Voter must be registered to vote in the precinct they wish to restrict at the time of the filing of the Notice of Intent • Petition is to be circulated within the applicable precinct and signed by registered voters • 90 Days to obtain signatures and submit Petition back to the Office of the City Clerk 20

  21. Further Questions Please feel free to visit our website at: http://www.chicityclerk.com/cannabis/overview Or contact our office for further information. General Line: (312) 742-5375 Ennedy Rivera (312) 744-7787 21

  22. THANK YOU!! 22

  23. Thank You!! Stay connected! 5046 S. State St. | Chicago, IL. | (773) 373-9273 | ward03@cityofchicago.org www.ward03chicago.com | Facebook.com/aldermanpat.dowell | Twitter: @aldpatdowell3rd

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