Chula Vista Bayfront UpdateChula Vista City CouncilVice Chair Ann Moore 2 A Ribbon Cutting to Remember!
3 A Ribbon Cutting to Remember!
4 Gaylord Pacific is Open!
Catalyst for Investment•7,000 jobs during construction•Thousands more permanent jobs•$1.6 billion economic impact during construction•$475 million annual economic impact 5 Sweetwater Park
6 Chula Vista Bayfront Master PlanTransformation in Progress – Phase 1
7 Harbor Park – Full Buildout
8 Harbor Park – Phase 1 Upland Improvements
9 Chula Vista Bayfront Master PlanTransformation in Progress – Phase 2 10 Chula Vista Bayfront Master PlanTransformation in Progress – Phase 3 11 Step 1 – Highest & Best Use•Market demand and feasibility studies•Mobility and traffic planningStep 2 - Urban Design•How can we create a sense of place?•Ensure success of future development partnerships•Initiate public & stakeholder outreachStep 3 - Implementation•Conduct environmental review as needed•Obtain entitlements•Complete Real Estate negotiations Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3
12 Step 2 - Urban Design•How can we create a sense of place?•Ensure success of future development partnerships•Initiate public & stakeholder outreach Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3
13 Creating a Sense of Place
Guiding Principles•Maximize public access to the bayfront•Create a sense of arrival on H Street•Create a district•Visualize culture & creativity•Celebrate San Diego Bay•Make it a destination 14 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3MAXIMIZE PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE BAYFRONTCreate an enhanced waterfront promenade with interconnected public space.
Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor Near Washington, D.C. 15 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3CREATE A SENSE OF ARRIVAL ONH STREETIntroduce linear open space and support all modes of transportation.
Monon Trail in Carmel, Indiana
16 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3CREATE A DISTRICTWork with adjacent developments to unify waterfront and blur lines between projects.
Baltimore, Maryland
17 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3VISUALIZE CULTURE & CREATIVITYIntroduce art in the public realm to reflect people’s diverse interests.
Wynwood Walls, Miami, Florida
18 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3CELEBRATE SAN DIEGO BAYMaximize the impact of the waterfront by extending and connecting the public realm into adjacent parcels.
Embarcadero, San Diego
19 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3MAKE IT A DESTINATIONIntroduce a vibrant mix of uses with unique retail experiences.
One Paseo, Del Mar, California
20 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3
Step 2 - Urban Design•How can we create a sense of place?•Ensure success of future development partnerships•Initiate public & stakeholder outreach 21 Updates to the 2010 Environmental Impact Report• Addendum prepared to refine Transportation Mitigation Measures• Clarifies timing of mitigation to be required with specific project impacts• Amended Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program to be presented to Board of Port Commissioners
22 Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3
Step 2 - Urban Design•How can we create a sense of place?•Ensure success of future development partnerships•Initiate public & stakeholder outreach 23 Step 1 – Highest & Best Use•Market demand and feasibility studies•Mobility and traffic planningStep 2 - Urban Design•How can we create a sense of place?•Ensure success of future development partnerships•Initiate public & stakeholder outreachStep 3 - Implementation•Conduct environmental review as needed•Obtain entitlements•Complete Real Estate negotiations Chula Vista Bayfront – Phases 2 & 3
24 • 7,000 construction jobs• Thousands more permanent jobs• Opportunities for Small Businesses•$1.6 billion economic impact during construction•$475 million annual economic impact Creating Economic OpportunityA Bayfront for the People