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04-02-2019 Sound TransitFederal Way City Council Special Meeting April 2, 2019 1 Tonight’s Topics Potential Surplus Property as part of Federal Way Link Extension What is Surplus property? What is Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)? TOD project development process TOD at Federal Way Transit Center station Council Questions/Discussion 2 2 What is Surplus Property? Sound Transit may designate property that it no longer needs for a transit purpose as ‘surplus.’ ST only acquires property to build and operate the transit system Once construction of a transit project is complete, the agency may have property that is no longer needed for a transit purpose Sound Transit’s Board of Directors may designate this property ‘surplus’ 3 3 TOD is a land development pattern that integrates transit and land use by promoting transit ridership while supporting community land use and development visions. TOD strategies focus urban growth around transit facilities and leverage transit investments to help produce regional and local benefits. Capitol Hill TOD, Developer rendering What is Transit-oriented development (TOD)? 4 4 Types of TOD “Agency TOD” Engage private, public, and non-profit partners in redevelopment of surplus Agency property or delivery of joint use facilities. “Community TOD” Coordinate with and support planning and development activities within ½ mile of station areas. 5 5 Sound Transit & TOD Implement a regional equitable TOD strategy to create diverse, vibrant, mixed use and mixed income communities adjacent to Sound Transit stations. Strive to complete TOD as transit service begins, with consideration for the agency’s property needs. 6 6 Sound Transit TOD Policy – Updated 2018 RCW 81.112.350 80/80/80 7 7 TOD developer selection process Negotiated agreements Entitlements and permitting TOD construction Develop TOD analysis: technical evaluation, programmatic scenario analysis Equitable engagement Implementation strategy Transit project development Station area planning Environmental assessment Define Assess Transit project Locally Preferred Alternative, with station locations Key goals, requirements, and pricing for RFP TOD delivered, reflecting Agency, City, and community goals City partnership and engagement ongoing throughout process Typical Phases in TOD Development Process 8 8 Example: Senior City Key facts Key facts 9 9 Example: Mercy Othello Key facts 10 10 Key facts Entitlements resulting from implementation process Integrated project 6.5+ acre site adjacent to OMF East Mixed-use (office, retail, housing) Mixed income City & ST partnership MOU (2015) & Implementation Agreement (2016) Master Development Plan (2017-2018): legal description & development entitlements City staff participation in TOD RFP process (2018-2019) Office: ~660,000 GSF Market-rate residential: ~320 units Affordable residential: ~130 units Station Example: OMF East Operations and maintenance facility 11 11 TOD at FWTC Station Sound Transit is committed to collaborating with the City to define TOD opportunities. Vision and goal development Strategies to achieve mixed-use, mixed-income development TOD Request for Proposals (RFP) 12 12 Complete Develop Define Assess 12-18 mo. 12 mo. 12 mo. 15 mo. 18 mo. Early exploration of development outcomes in station area TOD RFP solicitation and negotiation TOD substantial completion TOD construction TOD design, financing and permitting Due diligence and engagement on surplus property TOD goals TOD Implementation strategy Suitability/ offering strategy/ defined goals Negotiation complete and development partner(s) selected Permits issued and ready; project financed City staff involvement in TOD implementation Conceptual TOD Implementation Process Transit project development Station area planning Environmental assessment Phase complete Future Phase Future Phase 13 13 Next Steps for TOD in at FWTC Station Continue engagement with stakeholders throughout project delivery Maintain flexibility: No “one-size-fits-all” solution; must consider the full context of each property Prepare TOD site(s) for development Explore development outcomes, prepare TOD implementation strategy Development offering strategy TOD RFP, Design, Permitting TOD Construction 14 14 Questions 15 15 16 16 17 17 Federal Way Link Extension Project overview Extends from Angle Lake to Federal Way Transit Center Four new stations Expected to open in 2024 18