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West Ocean View
APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL-1981/UPDATED-1989/1989/2000
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PLAN OBJECTIVES
· Inspection of all properties within the project area for compliance with rehabilitation standards
· Provision of technical and financial assistance for rehabilitation activities
· Acquisition of non-conforming properties
· Installation of public improvements, such as streetlights, utilities, landscaping, and storm drainage facilities
· Redesign of streets and roadways
· Promote home ownership and encourage higher quality residential development
BRIEF DESCRIPTON OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
· Acquired 55 parcels
· Relocated 73 displaced residents and businesses
· Demolished 22 structures
· Constructed thirty-seven (37) new single family homes along First View Street and throughout the neighborhood on scattered lots
· Built seventy-one (71) new homes in the Pinewell-by-the-Bay development
· Currently designing eight (8) new homes at Mason Creek Road
· Provided 50 loans for housing rehabilitation
· Repaired/resurfaced streets, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks
· Installed street improvements to Statler Avenue and Capital Street
· Designed utility connections for Balview and D Street connections
· Widened and created a landscaped median for Granby Street from Tidewater Drive to “A” View Street
· Built Ocean View Beach Park
· Installed 103 street lights
· Planted 34 street trees
STRUCTURE ASSESSMENT
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Condition
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Percentage 1981
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Percentage 2008
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Good
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72
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88
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Fair
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26
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11
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Poor
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2
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1
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Total
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100
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100
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WEST OCEAN VIEW NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION PROJECT
UPDATE AND ANALYSIS 2009
CURRENT AND PLANNED ACTIVITIES
- Continuation of the Rehabilitation Loan Program
- Dispose of property acquired on 1st View for development.
- Continue to acquire and demolish blighted properties
- Implement purchase rehabilitation program
TOTAL AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT THROUGH FISCAL YEAR 2008
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CDBG
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$4,072,235
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CIP
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$1,611,306
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HOME
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$73,500
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RLF
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$163,229
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TOTAL
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$5,920,270
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PLAN STATUS/RECOMMENDATIONS AND ANTICIPATED EXIT DATE
Acquisition of property should continue in support of the First View Street homeownership development and the First View Gateway Park initiatives. In addition, there are a number of apartment buildings that should be aggressively pursued under the Rehabilitation Program. In is anticipated that the project will be completed in 2012. However, the rehabilitation loan program would still be in place to provide support for the area. RFP is out for First View with responses expected back by the end of June 09. A developer will be selected by September.
Conservation Area
Active Project
