AGENDA - San Antonio Housing Authority

TRANSFORMATION PLANWALTERSEASTSIDE CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD TRANSFORMATION PLANFor these reasons, the redevelopment willoccur in four phases: three family phases(two on-site, one off-site), and a seniordevelopment located on-site near the newcommunity center. This close knit communityhas made it clear that the Sutton Oaksredevelopment, a SAHA mixed-income propertywithin the footprint, is an integral part ofthe Wheatley Courts redevelopment.Sutton OaksSutton Oaks is on the site of the formerSutton Homes, which was built in 1952 andwas one of the San Antonio Housing Authority’s(SAHA) oldest public housing communitiesfor families. It became an increasinglydistressed property, as evidenced by itsfailing foundations, deteriorating utility infrastructureand confining site plans.WALTERSSUTTON OAKS SITE PLANInterstate 35 Access RdDignowity AveRunnels AveDDEDtot-lot /commongreentrashHtrashBLOCK ABmailWoodardParkADELocke StI-35ABAtrash Ktot-lot /commongreenmailDEtrashBEclubhousetot-lot /commonpoolgreendogparkBLOCK BHines StRetailSutton Phase IIRetailtot-lot /commongreenpoolclubhouseInterstate 35 AcceSuttonPhase IFor more than three years, residents, neighborhoodleaders, elected officials, FranklinDevelopment and SAHA worked together tosecure federal funding and tax credits fromthe Texas Department of Housing and CommunityAffairs (TDHCA) for its redevelopment.Total funding for Sutton Oaks Phase I is$24,363,563, from sources including theDepartment of Housing and Urban Development(HUD), the City of San Antonio, TDHCA,SAHA and conventional lending.Sutton Oaks, located at 2818 N IH 35 andcompleted in December 2010, is now a newvibrant community consisting of 194 units,11 residential buildings and a clubhouse.The development is the first phase of amulti-phase development that will result in atotal of 400–500 new mixed-income units.The Park at Sutton OaksSutton Oaks Site PlanPhase II of the reconstruction of the formerNeighborhood Planning Area Master Plan Draft“Sutton Goody Homes” Clancy 03/15/2012 is a major step towardrevitalizing San Antonio’s near Eastside.The second phase of development will bebuilt to Build to San Antonio Green (BSAG)Level II and feature 208 new multi-familyunits, which will include 1, 2, 3, and 4bedroom units with an estimated projectcost of $29.4 million. The property will serveindividuals and families at 30%, 50% and60% AMI, as well as market rate. Constructioncommenced in October 2012, with aprojected completion date of December2013.Mixed-income development. A critical part58