moving ohio forward grant program for demolition funding piqua
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Second workshop held in Piqua, Ohio for the Attorney General's office of grant funding for demolition.TRANSCRIPT
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Moving Ohio Forward Grant Program for Demolition Funding
WorkshopPiqua, OH
June 14, 2012
GREATER OHIO POLICY CENTER
Alison D. GoebelAssociate Director
Samantha SpergelResearch Associate
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Greater Ohio Policy Center
• Mission: Advance public policy and local projects that grow Ohio’s economy and improve the quality of life through intelligent land use.
• Support redevelopment of existing communities, strengthen regional cooperation and protect the countryside and Ohio's natural resources.
• Non-partisan, non-profit, primarily foundation-funded
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Greater Ohio Policy Center
• Conduct and commission research
• Use research to advocate for practical policy
solutions at the state and federal level
• Play an advisory role to state level officials,
General Assembly and local officials
• Project-based work with local partners
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Greater Ohio Policy Center
The Office of Attorney General Mike DeWine has contracted with GOPC to advise communities on their Strategic Plan (Application Attachment 3) and Site Eligibility.
GOPC assistance involves:
• 2 workshops• Email & Phone consultation• In person, as needed
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Overview of Presentation
• Site Eligibility• Attachment 3– Building conditions– Market conditions– Stakeholder engagement– Contractor selection– Land Reuse options & plans
• Applications basics
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Site Eligibility: Residential “anti-blight”
“Residential” means a structure is:• land zoned for residential use• being used as a residential dwelling• has been used as a residential dwelling• connected to any structure that is
currently used or has previously been properly used as a residential dwelling as mixed use.
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Site Eligibility
Moving Ohio Forward Funds cannot be used for: • commercial or industrial projects• maintenance or post-demolition costs• demolition of structure which are not
blighted, vacant or abandoned• property acquisition
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Eligibility: Site Acquisition
Acquisition of blighted residential property is anticipated through:• Tax-delinquent foreclosure process• Nuisance abatement• Condemnation• Consent• Other voluntary means of purchase.
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Eligibility: Site Consent
Demolition Funds can be used on sites that the local jurisdiction has consent to work on. Consent can be obtained through:• Memorandums of Understanding
between owner and jurisdiction• Other methods approved under federal
regulations:– Certified letters sent requiring response within X
days and documentation indicating no response
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Attachment 3
Writing Attachment 3
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Five Sections of Attachment 3
1. Building conditions2. Failed market conditions 3. Stakeholder inclusion4. Contractors selection process5. Proposed land reuse options
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Attachment 3
Section 1Of Attachment 3
Provide a brief description of the dilapidated condition of building(s) selected for demolition.
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Building Conditions
• How does the targeted property/area affect neighboring property values, safety, and revitalization activities
• Does the building poses a danger to public health or safety
• Likely cost to rehab building substantially outweigh the value
• Description of other criteria that will be used to identify structures for demolition
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Building Conditions Decisions
• Besides emergency demolition, demolition decisions will not be clear-cut.
• Decisions will involve balancing many different factors.
• Establishing a decision process that accounts for a range of factors will help communities make transparent, defensible, impactful decisions.
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Building Conditions: Decreasing Nearby Property Values
Impact of vacant properties on neighboring property values.
• A study done by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland shows that vacant homes can decrease sales prices of nearby homes by 2.2%
• If the home has been tax delinquent, foreclosed and vacant, the sales prices of neighboring homes decreases by 17.8%.
If nearby values are declining, then that vacant home could be a good candidate for demolition.
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Building Conditions: Health Concerns
• Is there lead-based paint present?
• Is there are other health risks, like mold?
• Could someone be injured if they lived or squatted in the structure?
• Has the property received multiple code violation notices?
If there are health concerns, then that vacant home could be a good candidate for demolition.
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Building Conditions: Threat to Public Safety
• Is this property used for criminal activity?• Have safety forces been called to this property multiple
times?
If there are threats to public safety, then that vacant home could be a good candidate for demolition.
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Building Conditions: Cost of Rehab
• Is the cost to rehab 2+ times the cost to demolish?
• Is there any substantial market value in rehabbing the home?
If rehabbing costs substantially outweigh demolition costs, and if there is little or no market for the rehabbed home, it might be a good candidate for demolition.
Photo courtesy of Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation
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Building Conditions: Ease of Moving Property Through System
• Is the property easy to acquire or get consent to demolish on?– Reminder: demolition funds can not be used to buy property, but community
can acquire with other dollars
• Is there an end-user who will maintain the property, whether or not they own it?– Eager neighbor– Local nonprofit working in area– Local government
If easy to acquire/get consent and there is an identified end-user or user who commits to maintain the property, then that problem property might be a good candidate for demolition.
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Building Conditions: Collecting information to make decisions
Some analysis of building eligibility for demolition can be obtained from an exterior survey of the building.
Informational data on crime rates, declining property values, median age of property, etc. can be found through:• jurisdiction’s community development department • jurisdiction’s police department • U.S. Census• FBI Crime Reports
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Building Conditions: Recap of potential criteria
• Impact on nearby property values• Health concerns• Public safety threats• Rehab costs• Ease of moving property through system
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Attachment 3
Section 2Of Attachment 3
Demonstrate failed market conditions of target area and its relation to the rest of the surrounding community.
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Failed Market Conditions
• Does demolition fit into the local government’s comprehensive plan of redevelopment for the overall community for improving property values, and increasing private investment and redevelopment? If so, how?
• Does the housing stock constitute a present or potential nuisance (i.e. breed crime, negatively affect nearby property values)?
• Are there additional safety concerns? Is the blighted property near a school?
• Does demolition maintain the social fabric and historical nature of the neighborhood?
• Percentage of owner-occupied buildings, absentee owner buildings, vacant buildings and vacant lots, if available.
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Market Conditions: advancing rural and small community goals
• Does the community want to maintain its rural character? • Does it want to make area around a community asset like a
school or park safer? (community development)• Does it want to improve the appearance and attractiveness of
the main thoroughfares into town? (community & economic development)
• Does it want to improve or make more attractive the area around a county industrial park? (economic development)
If there are structures hindering community priorities, then those properties might be good candidates for demolition.
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Market Conditions: Official or Unofficial Plans for suburban and urban areas
• Does the jurisdiction have an official comprehensive plan that identifies neighborhoods for stabilization or redevelopment?
• Does the jurisdiction have unofficial plans to redevelop an area for future private investment?
• Are individual homeowners, nonprofits, or corporations concentrating renovations in certain blocks or in specific neighborhoods?
If redevelopment is occurring or is anticipated to occur, demolition could help ready the area for redevelopment through “spot cleaning.”
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Market Conditions: Maximizing demolition by coordinating investments
Ideally, applicants will link demolition to other revitalization activities and other resources already being targeted to specific blocks, neighborhoods, areas.
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Market Conditions: Maximizing demolition by coordinating investments
• Targeted Neighborhood Investment is a strategy by which local governments deliberately choose to devote extra resources to specific blocks, neighborhoods, or communities.
• The TNI strategy matches neighborhood needs with the right resources to ensure funds are used as effectively as possible.
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Market Conditions: Demolition does not benefit all neighborhoods equally
Severely distressed neighborhoods face so many challenges that demolition alone may not be enough to overcome the legacy of disinvestment. However, demolition can have outsized impact in certain neighborhoods.
Demolition is most impactful when it:• Stabilizes neighborhood conditions• Stabilizes property values• Create a variety of attainable reuse opportunities
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Market Conditions: Targeting resources to specific neighborhoods
In Middletown, three west side neighborhoods are receiving targeted and coordinated investments from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.
Photo courtesy of http://www.xavier.edu/communitybuilding/placematters/middletown.cfm
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Market Conditions: Targeting resources to specific neighborhoods
In each neighborhood, United Way, Place Matters, the city of Middletown, and residents have identified priorities for each neighborhood.
These priorities differ between areas but all work together to strengthen the urban fabric of Middletown.
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Market Conditions: Demolition is a step in the process toward neighborhood revitalization.
• Demolition is not an end to itself- it is one strategy to stabilizing or revitalizing neighborhoods.
• Connecting demolition activities to other revitalization efforts underway ensures demolition is part of a larger redevelopment strategy.
• Linking demolition to redevelopment ensures a larger Return On Investment.
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Market Conditions: Fitting Demolition to Community Needs
There is no one way to approach demolition; there is a continuum of ways to execute it.
Dispersed Selective Site Wholesale
Removing properties that are isolated problems. They have minimal impact on the surrounding area.
Deliberate decisions to remove specific problem properties. Properties that stand in the way of redevelopment or contribute to neighborhood blighting are top candidates.
Deliberate decision to “wipe slate clean” and start over fresh on a specific block(s) by removing majority of existing structures. Wholesale is the option of last resort.
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Market Conditions: Dispersed Demolition to advance community plan
Dispersed demolition removes isolated problem properties before they start to negatively impact the surrounding area.
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Market Conditions: Dispersed Demolition to advance community plan
In rural areas that do not have widespread vacancies, dispersed demolition can be appropriate for:
• Mitigating health/safety hazards, particularly in small villages
• Strengthening the “look” or “feel” of community• Harmonizing land use; for example removing an
abandoned house near a county industrial park to address aesthetic and safety issues
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Market Conditions: Dispersed Demolition to advance community plan
In suburban and urban areas, dispersed demolition can be appropriate for single problem properties in otherwise strong market neighborhoods.
Photo courtesy of Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation
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Market Conditions: Selective Demolition to advance community plan
Selective demolition acts as extra reinforcement to keep a neighborhood from further degrading.
Selective demolition is often appropriate in neighborhoods that still have vitality and market demand.
Often these neighborhoods are called “tipping point” neighborhoods.
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Market Conditions: Selective Demolition to advance community plan
Leveraging the value of selective demolition
• A strong social fabric, reflected in strong neighborhood or civic associations or neighborhood-level institutions
• Active CDC-led stabilization or revitalization activities
• Great market potential, such as distinctive housing stock, or location to a strong anchor intuition
• A significant planned public investment, such as a new school
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Market Conditions: Selective Demolition to advance community plan
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Market Conditions: Wholesale Demolition to advance community plan
Wholesale demolition is only appropriate in very select conditions.
Wholesale demolition would be used to create a “clean slate” in a neighborhood that is almost completely disinvested.
Wholesale demolition is an explicit and deliberate part of a larger comprehensive strategy for improving a city or region.
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Market Conditions: Other criteria to assess how property affect neighborhood fabric and its marketability
• Is the building near a school/library/public park?
• Is the building inhibiting new construction?
• Has the neighborhood begun to see other revitalization activities?
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Market Conditions: Other criteria to assess how property affect neighborhood fabric and its marketability
• Does the presence of the building add to the existing block or neighborhood texture?
• Would removing a building compromise the neighborhood’s “feel”?
Buildings that “won’t be missed” in a block or neighborhood might be good candidates for demolition.
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Market Conditions: Quantify Conditions
• Quantifying conditions can help justify demolition choices.– % of owner occupied homes– % absentee owners– % vacant lots
• Informational data can be found through:• United States Postal Service• jurisdiction’s community development department • jurisdiction’s police department • U.S. Census
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Market Conditions: Recap of Criteria
–What is the community plan and how does demolition advance that plan?–Nuisance & safety concerns– Social fabric and historical nature of area–Neighborhood statistics
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Attachment 3
Section 3Of Attachment 3
Discuss the inclusion of key stakeholders in the decision-making process to ensure demolition decisions account for a range of perspectives.
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Stakeholder Inclusion: input from a range of stakeholders
Discussions on demolition criteria should include a wide range of interests and viewpoints, both within and outside government.
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Stakeholder Inclusion: gathering feedback
Identify how stakeholder feedback is solicited:• Interviews • Public meetings• Surveys
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Stakeholder Inclusion: specific stakeholders
• Identify specific partners and stakeholders:• Nonprofits• Public entities• Community groups• Institutions, like colleges
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List of Potential Stakeholders:
Potential stakeholders include: • City planning, community development and building departments• City or county historical preservation agency• Economic Development department• Law Department• Police Department• Fire Department• Local Schools• Other city/county departments• CDCs• Other neighborhood or community organizations• Other non-governmental organizations such as Foundations, Chamber of
Commerce, Businesses
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Stakeholder Inclusion: Recap of Criteria
• Who is giving input?
• How is input collected?
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Attachment 3
Section 4Of Attachment 3
Describe the process for selecting contractors for demolition.
Provide a timeline to prove capacity and ability to spend funding in a timely manner.
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Selecting Contractors
The application should explain:• The process for selecting contractors for
demolition• Provide a brief time-line to prove
capacity and ability to spend funding in a timely manner.
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Selecting Contractors: Requirements for Contractors
• Liability Insurance• Workers Compensation• Checking the Federal and State debarment list• Documenting policy and procedures for barring poor
performing contractors from continuing to participate in the program
• Having policies regarding a Drug Free Workplace and EEO• Knowledgeable of and understand Ohio Ethics and Conflict
of Interest of Laws.
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Selecting Contractors: Choosing Contractors
There is no one specified process for selecting contractors. Applicants have a variety of options when choosing contractors including:
• Demolition as competitive bid• Demolition in-house with city crews and equipment• Put out competitive bid packages for multiple
demolitions• Fixed Price or retainer contracts• Negotiated or sole source contracts• Deconstruction contractors
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Selecting Contractors: Project Timeline
Timeline should include milestones to help progress
Milestones to consider:• When will stakeholder input be solicited• When will contractor bids go out• When will demolition begin• When will demolition conclude
The timeline should demonstrate capacity to disperse and use funds within program time frame.
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Contractor Selection: Recap of Criteria
• How are contractors chosen?
• What is the timeline for the project?
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Attachment 3
Section 5Of Attachment 3
Describe proposed plans for land reuse options subsequent to demolition.
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Land Reuse Options
• For selective demolition, what productive post-demolition use is envisioned?
• For larger areas of demolition, what options or plans are envisioned for property?
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Land Re-use Options: why is it important?
Selective and wholesale demolition leads to the creation of vacant land.
Proximity to a neglected vacant lot subtracts 20 percent from the base value from a nearby home
A home near a stabilized lot—one that has been improved through cleaning and greening—increases by approximately 15% the home’s base value
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Land Re-use Options: why is it important?
Improving commercial corridors, streetscapes, parks, and cleaning vacant lots at the same time, have the potential for the greatest impact on struggling neighborhoods.
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Land Re-use Options: different uses for different types of demolition
Different demolition methods produce different land reuse options.
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Land Re-use Options: Selective Demolition re-use possibilities
Removed house to create green side lot on Brentwood St, Youngstown
Photos courtesy of Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation
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Land Re-use Options: Selected Demolition re-use possibilities
• Other options for selected site demolition include:– Side Lots–Mini-Parks–Park Expansion– Stabilization/minimal treatment–Pathways–Off-street parking
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Land Re-use Options: Wholesale Demolition re-use possibilities
Removed abandoned six-plex and replaced with an urban agriculture site. Youngstown
Photo courtesy of Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation
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Land Re-use Options: Wholesale Demolition re-use possibilities
• For larger scale demolition some land-reuse options include:– Community gardens– Community orchards– Urban agriculture– Daylighting streams, waterways and floodplains– Greening– Expansive Redevelopment
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Land Re-use Options: Wholesale Demolition re-use possibilities
Demolition can prepare a lot for potential reuse in the future
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Land Re-Use: Recap of Criteria
• What happens to land after problem property is cleared?
• Describe plans for areas that will receive selective demolition.
• Describe plans for larger scale reuses.
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Attachment 3
Attachment 3 Basics
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Important Due Dates to Moving Ohio Forward Grant Program
Application Submission Deadline: June 30, 2012-5:00pmGrant Award Date: August 1, 2012Project Completion Date: December 31, 2013Final Drawdown Date: January 31, 2014Final Performance Report Due Date: December 31, 2014
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Moving Ohio Forward Application Basics
• Review Moving Ohio Forward Grant Program Demolition Guidelines before completing application.
• Applications must include all attachments and supporting documentation.
• Pages of the application without fill-in fields shall be typed using font size no smaller than 12 point.
• All pages should be numbered indicating the section, attachment number and page number.
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Moving Ohio Forward Required Attachments
• Attachment 1-Application Summary Document• Attachment 2-Authorizing Resolution or Ordinance• Attachment 3-Strategic Plan• Attachment 4-Sources and Uses of Funds
(complete the fillable portion of the application)• Attachment 5-Match Supporting Documentation• Attachment 6-Remedial Action Plan• Attachment 7-Project Assumptions/Cost Estimate
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Moving Ohio Forward Required Attachments
• Attachment 8- Reimbursement Request Report is a cover page required to be submitted with each payment request.
• Attachment 9-Final Performance Report is required to be submitted after the conclusion of the grant program and no later than December 31, 2014.
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Example of Attachment 3
Example Attachment 3
Available at GOPC’s website: www.greaterohio.org.
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Greater Ohio Policy Center
Greater Ohio Policy Center is available to advise applicants through:• Email• Phone• In person, as needed
For our assistance, please contact:Samantha Spergel, Research Associate
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Moving Ohio Forward Grant Program for Demolition Funding
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