Germantown YWCA Community Meeting Presentation

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SKYLINE TERRACE-HISTORICAL RELEVANCE May 14, 2015 marked the official opening of Skyline Terrace during a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Development partner Keith B. Key had a personal stake in creating the new community along with The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh. He held up one of the old Addison building number signs 2071 Bentley Drive, the address of the home where his father once lived. This was a special day for everyone involved, especially for Mr. Key who was born over on Chauncey Drive and grew up on Somers Drive, both in the Hill District. He commented, “I’ll never forget where I’m from.” Mr. Key was especially proud of the work the residents did in pushing him, the city, and everyone involved to be better, and in employing minority businesses and hiring residents to work on the project. Everyone praised the cooperation between the city, county, state and federal agencies, the developers, and the residents who made the project possible. The event also allowed the Housing Authority and Mr. Key to showcase the community’s state-of-the-art community center. The center was named for the former Tenant Council President Ella Mae Hillman who, as several speakers mentioned, made sure the promises to the residents about amenities, access, services, and right to return were kept. 37
PHASE ONE-HIGHLIGHTS Largest award to a minority enterprise in Pittsburgh’s history - over $160 million. Phase 1 is over $90 Million (Demolition, Site, Infrastructure and Residential Development). Largest Enterprise Green <strong>Community</strong> in Pittsburgh. Largest award to a minority general contractor (Alliance Construction) over $50 million. State-of-the-art community building with wi-fi access, and community park. Between Phases 1 and 2, there was a total 53% MWBE participation in residential construction and the largest Section 3 hiring in Pittsburgh’s history at 69 employees. All new infrastructure: streets, curbs, sidewalks, and street lights, beautiful landscaping, incredible views of downtown Pittsburgh, the historic Hill District, and the South Side along with the Monongahela River. 38
Page 1: INTRODUCTION
Page 5: KBK Enterprises 20 $1B EXPERIENCED
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Page 20 and 21: SKYLINE TERRACE EXTERIOR 39
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Page 24 and 25: 50 THE LOFTS
Page 27: Project Overview Former Development
Page 31: PROPOSED DESIGN
Page 35: Site Plan Site Plan
Page 39: Front Elevation
Page 43: Park Elevation: Existing
Page 47: Mural Elevation: Existing
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IMPLEMENTATION
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