Atlanta BeltLine. Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life. Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g.
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1 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
2 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
3 History & Context Providing Region with Needed Connectivity The Atlanta BeltLine is in the heart of the Atlanta region & utilizes historic freight rail ROW circling the City.
4 Location & Scale Significant Opportunity for Significant Impact Connects 45 neighborhoods 22% of City of Atlanta population lives in the Atlanta BeltLine planning area 19% of the City s land mass is inside the Atlanta BeltLine planning area 40% increase in Atlanta s parkland 6,500 acre TAD
5 you are here.
6 Comprehensive Concept Key Elements Transit 22-mile loop Parks 1300 new acres Trails 33 miles Economic Development 30k jobs Affordable Housing 5,600 Units Historic Preservation Public Art & Urban Design Environmental Clean-up 1100 acres
7 How Does The Atlanta BeltLine Happen Public Private Partnership Public side Formed by Atlanta Development Authority Planning, design, implementation and engaging residents in these processes Private side Awareness and education Raises private funding Social Impacts PATH Foundation Trust for Public Land Trees Atlanta MARTA Piedmont Park Conservancy Many others Partners Community Public input Grass roots support Volunteering Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Planning and Community Development Public Works Watershed Management City of Atlanta s Economic Development Arm Manages affordable housing programs $1.7 billion in local bond financing
8 Construction Update Under Construction: Eastside Trail (2012) Completed: Historic Fourth Ward Park (5-2011) Skate Park (6-2011) Boulevard Crossing Park (9-2011) D.H. Stanton Park (5-2011) West End Trail Phase I ( ) 6 8 Northside Trail Opened (4-2010) West End Trail Phase II (6-2010) - Trails - Parks
9 Year in Review: Parks Historic Fourth Ward Park
10 Year in Review: Parks Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark
11 Year in Review: Parks D.H. Stanton Park
12 Year in Review: Parks Boulevard Crossing Park
13 Year in Review: Affordable Housing Lofts at Reynoldstown Crossing Formerly distressed development in receivership Now 28 new affordable homes on the Atlanta BeltLine First ever affordable housing drawing in the City of Atlanta (Dec. 10) All 28 new homes under contract
14 Year in Review: Affordable Housing Downpayment Assistance Buy a home on the Atlanta BeltLine with Downpayment Assistance! 21 downpayment assistance closings in downpayment assistance closings in total Closings all around the Atlanta BeltLine Primarily townhomes and condominiums Up to 20% of purchase price of the home Household must earn less than $71,800 for 1-2 person household or $82,000 for a 3+ person household Sales price must be under $252,000 Up to 30% of the purchase price for Atlanta Public Schools, Fulton County, and City of Atlanta employees. To learn more, visit homes.beltline.org, or call Tracey Powell at ADA at
15 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine 2011 Once again, the largest temporary public art exhibit Atlanta s history with a 30% increase in the number of funded projects 45 visual and 22 performance pieces across 39 events Brought thousands of people into Atlanta BeltLine hiking trails and parks
16 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine 2011
17 Year in Review: Grants New Funding Transportation and livability: $4,000,000 ARC Livable Centers Initiative Grant awarded to ABI for streetscape improvements and connections to Atlanta BeltLine Corridor from Ponce de Leon Ave. $782,640 Transportation, Community, and System Preservation Grant awarded to ADA for Ponce City Market bike & pedestrian bridge $562,399 Federal Transportation Enhancement Grant through GDOT awarded to ADA for West End Trail Northern Extension Art: $10,000 Sarah Giles Moore Foundation grant awarded to ABLP for Art on the Atlanta BeltLine $3,000 Fulton County Arts Council Grant awarded to ABI for Art on the Atlanta BeltLine
18 Year in Review: Awards Atlanta Urban Design Commission (AUDC) awards for: Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Historic Fourth Ward Park Georgia Planning Association (GPA) Chapter Awards, Great Places in Georgia-Public Spaces for D.H. Stanton Park Georgia Engineering Alliance Engineering Excellence Award for Historic Fourth Ward Park American Council of Engineering Companies Award for National Engineering Excellence for Historic Fourth Ward Park Creative Loafing Best of Atlanta Awards for: Best New Thing (HFWP & Skatepark) Best Pop up Art Space Best Skate Park Atlanta Magazine Best of Atlanta Award for Best New Urban Oasis (HFWP)
19 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
20 Community Engagement Update Subarea Master Plans 9 out of 10 Subarea Master Plans adopted by City Council Subarea 8 Draft Master Plan complete- adoption anticipated Q Subareas with adopted plans
21 Community Engagement Update Advisory Boards Advisory Board Updates: TADAC BAHAB
22 Communications Update Website More than 220,000 visits to beltline.org, approximately 20% increase over 2010 traffic. Launched homes.beltline.org Facebook 8,200+ fans on Atlanta BeltLine Official Facebook page, a 64% increase over fans for Art on the Atlanta BeltLine fan page in year fans for Atlanta BeltLine Running series in year 1. Twitter 4,300+ followers, a 72% increase over 2010 enewsletter 13,000+ recipients of newsletters up from 10,000 subscribers in 2010
23 Communications Update What s next? NEW! AtlantaBeltLineBlog.com Coming in 2012: New Website!!!
24 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
25 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design Eastside
26 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design Eastside
27 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design Eastside
28 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design
29 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design
30 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design Eastside
31 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design Eastside
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37 Design and Construction Update Corridor Design Eastside
38 Design and Construction Update Eastside Trail Construction
39 Design and Construction Update Eastside Trail Construction
40 Design and Construction Update Eastside Trail Construction Edgewood Bridge
41 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
42 Year in Review: Grants New Funding The Portland Streetcar Passing Through a Park Near Portland State University
43 Transit: Regional Transportation Referendum $602 M of City Transit Initiatives Westside Reservoir Park Project Map Boone Infill Station Enota Park Mozley Park Westview West End Washington Park Murphy Crossing Park Hillside Park Atlanta Memorial Park Waterworks Tech Research Park Ashview Heights Ardmore Park Midtown GWCC CNN GA Tech Downtown Four Corners Park Buckhead Piedmont Park AT&T B of A Old Fourth Ward GA Pacific Atlanta Grant Park Stanton Park City Hall East Streetcar Boulevard Crossing Park North Woods Expansion Oakland Cemetery Virginia- Highland Historic Fourth Ward Park Inman Park Lang Carson Park Maynard Jackson H.S. Park Intrenchment Creek Park Key Transportation Connections Downtown Atlanta circulation from MARTA Midtown Atlanta circulation from MARTA Georgia Tech Georgia State Piedmont Park Carter Center MLK Jr. National Historic Site Centennial Olympic Park/Georgia Aquarium/World of Coke Georgia World Congress Center/Philips Arena New/Expanded Park TIA Project TIA Project MARTA Connections Existing MARTA Rail Existing Park
44 Transit Implementation Strategy Process To-Date Prepared a conceptual network of 19 interconnected streetcar corridors Identified candidate corridors for implementation in the time frame Continuous community engagement Citywide Conversation, February 17th Study Groups, March 7th-28th Peak Democracy Online Survey, March SAC/TAC Meeting, April 15th SAC/TAC Meeting, June 15th Citywide Conversation, June 30th SAC/TAC Meeting, September 23th Citywide Conversation, Dec. 1st The February 17 th Citywide Conversation on the Transit Implementation Strategy
45 Transit Implementation Strategy Process To-Date Recap of Citywide Conversation on December 1 Status of Transportation Referendum and overview of City transit projects Update on the Transit Implementation Strategy (TIS) stakeholder public input The TIS evaluation process and results to date The nine transit segments undergoing detailed analysis TIA Projects INSERT TIA MAP
46 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process EVALUATE Transit Corridors ANALYZE Corridor Segments You Are Here PRIORITIZE Constructible Projects
47 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process IDENTIFY Streetcar Corridors Downtown Streetcar Identify Nineteen (19) transit concept corridors based on: Corridors established as part of Connect Atlanta Plan, Concept3, Atlanta BeltLine DEIS Known origins, destinations, and travel patterns
48 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process EVALUATE Evaluate concept corridors based on 5 guiding principles: Project Readiness Consistency with Connect Atlanta goals based on project ranking tiers Capital cost per route mile Practicality / Ridership Employment served Population served Projected ridership Equity Serves transit dependant population Average current transit travel time from corridor to major employment centers Financial Leverage Federal funding opportunities based on cost per rider Potential capital and operations partners (universities, major businesses, CIDs, replacing existing bus or shuttle service) Development Impact Percent of alignment in economic development area Redevelopment potential based on parcel utilization
49 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process EVALUATE Average Score Evaluate concept corridors based on 5 guiding principles: Project Readiness Practicality/Ridership Equity Financial Leverage Development Impact
50 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process Streetcar Segments DEFINE DEFINE segments for detailed analysis based on: Results of corridor evaluation Analysis of corridor segments Public support and input Funding opportunities Leveraged transit infrastructure investments Connectivity to downtown streetcar and potential maintenance and storage facility sites
51 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process ANALYZE Analyze segments to define scope of Near Term Projects based on: Financial Analysis Ridership Estimates Conceptual Engineering Fatal Flaws Analysis You Are Here
52 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Segments for Detailed Analysis Why Selected? Supported by public input Serve many of the highest-rated corridors according to evaluation based on guiding principles Allows for an optimized, logical expansion of Downtown Streetcar that leverages investments over time Allows for development of maintenance and storage facility
53 Transit Implementation Strategy Selected Segments for Detailed Analysis 1. Luckie / Irwin 2. North Ave / Hollowell 3. Eastside - Piedmont Park 4. Southwest RDA 5. Southwest Oakland City 6. Eastside Glenwood Park 7. Fair Street 8. Pryor Road / Capital Avenue / Georgia Ave th Street
54 Transit Implementation Strategy Corridor Refinement Process PRIORITIZE Winter 2012 Prioritize Near Term Projects for implementation in 5 years based on: Public / Political Input Funding Capacity Analysis of Near Term Segments
55 Transit Implementation Strategy Next Steps Finish Analyzing Segments Prioritize Projects Complete Community Engagement Winter 2012 Citywide Update Develop Public Review Draft City of Atlanta Review, Approval and Adoption Process
56 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
57 Atlanta Beltline Partnership 2011 Year in Review Awareness, Education & Ownership Launched Running Series (Run.BeltLine.org): Northside 5K: 375+ Runners Southwest 5K: 425+ Runners Eastside 10: ~900 Runners Adopt-the-Atlanta BeltLine Adopt-the-Atlanta BeltLine Added 6 new segments 64 cleanups = 1,100 volunteers = 3,205 volunteer hours Additional Corporate Group clean-ups by Atlanta Public Schools, Federal Reserve of Atlanta, Turner Broadcasting and Beazer = 1,450 hours Educated Thousands of Residents: Surpassed 12,250 total tour participants; Over 2,600 participants on tours in ,000+ people heard Atlanta BeltLine 101 Info at more than 32 festivals and events Eight Atlanta BeltLine Ambassador days
58 Atlanta Beltline Partnership 2011 Year in Review Connected People through Events: Four park openings and other special events Continued and expanded annual events Atlanta BeltLine Night at the Braves Atlanta BeltLine Bike Tour Earth Day Clean-Up Culinary Fight Night Party at Ponce Volunteer Night
59 Atlanta Beltline Partnership 2011 Year in Review Atlanta BeltLine Capital Campaign $37.8 million raised from 100+ donors $26.6 million spent or committed to parks and trails Atlanta BeltLine Annual Campaign More than $91,000 raised from 110+ donors in 2011 Addressing Social Impacts Atlanta Land Trust Collaborative offers permanent affordable housing: Connecting residents to employment opportunities Health
60 Atlanta BeltLine Q u a r t e r l y B r i e f i n g Agenda Reflecting Back, Moving Forward: Five Years of Bringing the Vision to Life Welcome & Open House ABI CEO Update Community Engagement Update Design & Construction Update Transit Update Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Update Q&A December 15, 2011
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