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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRiverfront Presentation 4-15-19April 15, 2019 1 2 TODAY Agenda Alternative proposal for funding Riverfront Park District financial capacity Other Investment Opportunities Action 3 RIVERFRONT PARK COSTS + FUNDING Total $14M Staff, Permitting & Fees $650K Construction Costs $10M Utility Relocation $850K Consultant Fees $2.5M Estimated Costs $5M Needed Investment $9M Current Funding $9M $6M Current Funding $5M $8M Needed Investment 4 •Key part of Public Input WDA partnership •Includes estimated LID cost •Further design work to be done Plaza RIVERFRONT PLAZA $4M Initial Request Estimated Capacity Through FY24 Uncommitted tax increment revenue $10.3M Available program revenue $7.8M Capacity for additional expenditures $18.1M Immediate Projects for Consideration Riverfront Park investment $5.0M $8.0M Riverfront Plaza initial request $4.0M Projects for consideration 4/15 $9.0M $12.0M Potential funds available for future projects*$9.1M $6.1M *if the Agency Board approves the immediate projects 5 DISTRICT FINANCIAL CAPACITY 6 Shared Use Path East of the Frohnmayer Bridge Franklin Boulevard Mill Race PartnershipBroadway & Hilyard Remnant Baker Center Greyhound Block City ¼ Block SE Corner of 8th & Pearl OTHER OPPORTUNITIES EWEB HQ Steam Plant Willamette to Willamette Plan Affordable Housing Parking ACTION REQUESTED Motions: Option A: •Authorize the use of $5 million of Riverfront Urban Renewal funds for the Park and $4 million for the Plaza. Option B: •Authorize the use of $8 million of Riverfront Urban Renewal funds for the Park and $4 million for the Plaza. •Direct the Agency Director to come back to discuss funding strategies for other potential projects within the Riverfront Urban Renewal District. 7 8 9 Bethel 26% City Center 23% RR/SC 9% Southeast 7% Southwest 8% Willakenzie 21% City Wide 6% parks & recreation capital distribution 10 RIVER GUIDES Recommend use of riverfront urban renewal funds: •$5 million for development of the park, and •$4 million set aside for plaza future development. March 2019 Land Use Package May 2019 Bid June 2019 Start Work November 2019 Work Complete March 2019 30% Plans May 2019 60% Plans August 2019 90% Plans February 2020 Bid March 2020 Start Work November 2020 Work Complete 11 20 1 9 Ri p a r i a n E n h a n c e m e n t & U t i l i t y R e l o c a t i o n 20 2 0 Co n s t r u c t i o n RIVERFRONT PARK TIMELINE 12 Parking Steam Plant Shared Use Path East of the Frohnmayer Bridge Franklin Boulevard Mill Race PartnershipBroadway & Hilyard Remnant Baker Center Greyhound Block EWEB HQ City ¼ Block SE Corner of 8th & Pearl OTHER OPPORTUNITIES Willamette to Willamette Plan Affordable Housing 13 COMPARATIVE COSTS $65/s.f. Eugene Downtown Riverfront Park Seattle Portage Bay Waterfront Park $74/s.f. w/out remediation $92/s.f. w/ remediation $76/s.f. PDX South Waterfront Greenway Park Construction Cost 2019 Agency Board Park & Plaza $ April 10 2020 River Guides Steam Plant Proposal April 8 Agency Board Steam Plant Proposal April 24 River Guides Park & Plaza $ March 21 TIMELINE Agency Board Steam Plant Deal Points June/July River Guides Steam Plant Deal Points May/June Mass Grading & Riparian Enhancement June –October Demo April -June Land Use Package May –July