Workshop 1 Presentation: Greening of Lathrop

LATHROP WORKING GROUP REVITALIZATION VISION

INTERESTED PARTY OUTREACH MEETINGS & OPEN HOUSE

KICKOFF MEETING

WORKSHOP #1 WORKSHOP #2 WORKSHOP #3
THE GREENING OF LATHROP EDUCATION & COMMUNITY LIVABLE COMMUNITIES
DECEMBER 08, 2011 DECEMBER 10, 2011 DECEMBER 13, 2011

COMMUNITY MEETINGS

COMMUNITY MASTER PLANNING PROCESS

COMMUNITY EDUCATION
ADVISORY NETWORK
PLANNING PROCESS

PRESENTATION OF LATHROP HOMES MASTER PLAN

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

LATHROP WORKING GROUP REVITALIZATION VISION

INTERESTED PARTY OUTREACH MEETINGS & OPEN HOUSE

KICKOFF MEETING

WORKSHOP #2 WORKSHOP #3
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY LIVABLE COMMUNITIES
DECEMBER 10, 2011 DECEMBER 13, 2011

COMMUNITY MEETINGS

COMMUNITY MASTER PLANNING PROCESS

COMMUNITY EDUCATION
ADVISORY NETWORK
PLANNING PROCESS

PRESENTATION OF LATHROP HOMES MASTER PLAN


TONIGHT’S WORKSHOP GOALS
1. Build a shared understanding to provide
a framework for our planning process.

2. Begin a dialogue on Lathrop's
Strengths and Opportunities

3. Share ideas that might inform the
Lathrop Revitalization


I Welcome 6:00 pm

II Introduction to Sustainability 6:15 pm

III Break-Out: Successes & Opportunities 7:00 pm

IV LEED-ND Panel Presentation 7:45 pm

V Closing Remarks 8:45 pm

VI Adjourn 9:00 pm


Introduction to
Sustainability
Doug Farr, Farr Associates


Goal:
Build a shared understanding to provide
a framework for our planning process.

Objectives:
•The history of the Lathrop site
•The origins of sustainability
•The LEED-ND standard


Lathrop Working Group
Vision Statement:


healthy families who are
enduring, rooted, and
empowered and enjoy
sustainable affordability.”


sustainable


“sustainable” means:
planning for the long term.


How long is long?


Sustainability is:

“Meeting the needs of the current generation
without burdening future generations”

The Brundtland Commission 1988


The Next 100 Years


Four Periods of
Land Use at Lathrop


Potawatomi 1600s-1780s

100+



Harvesting from Nature 1780s-1880

100




Industrial Manufacturing 1880-1938

58





Residential Neighborhood 1938-Today

74





Residential Neighborhood 1938-Today

100


Harvesting from Nature

Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable

1780s

Harvesting from Nature

Deering Reaper Works Company

1880

Industrial Manufacturing


•1 mile long facility
•7,000 employees

1880



Diversey Ave.

Da
me
nA
1880 ve
.


The Great Depression

25 % Unemployed

1930s


1938

Residential Neighborhood

P.W.A Federal Emergency 1938
Administration of Public Works

Housing Division Federal Project H-1406

Architectural “Dream Team”

CHIEF ARCHITECT
Robert S Degolyer

DIRECTOR ARCHITECTS ASSOCIATE ARCHITECTS
Hubert Burnham Edwin H. Clark
Hugh M.G. Garden Loewenberg & Loewenberg
Quinn & Christiansen Mayo & Mayo
Tallmadge & Watson E.E. & Elmer C. Roberts
White & Weber

1938


Jens Jensen Master Planner

1938


Super-Block Planning

1938


Combined Overﬂow Outfalls

1938


A Bird’s Eye View

1938


A Bird’s Eye View

Dame
n Ave
.

.
ve
yA
rse
ve
Di

1938


“Natural” Landscape

1938


Urban Design Features

1938


Adjacent Industrial Land Uses

1938


District Heating

1938


P.W.A Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works

Fire-proof Construction

1938


Decline of Cities

Growing Environmental Awareness

Redemption of the City
SustainabilityEnergy Costs
Reacting to Higher
Trends
Human Health Concerns

Green Policies and Certiﬁcations


Decline of Cities



Reacting to Higher Energy Costs


Green Policies and Certiﬁcations


Chicago’s Plan to Serve a Population of 3.6 Million

5 Highways:
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Cross Town*
Stevenson
Ryan

1946

Decline of Cities

President Dwight D. Eisenhower

1953

Decline of Cities

The National System of Interstate and Defense Highways

1950s

Decline of Cities

Kennedy Expressway

1950s

Decline of Cities

Federal Aid Highways Act

1950s

Decline of Cities

Car Dependence

1950s

Decline of Cities

Urban Renewal

1950s

Decline of Cities

Use of Industrial Chemicals in Everyday Life

1950s


Urban Rivers Collect and Concentrate Pollution

1950s


Rachel Carson Launches the Environmental Movement

1962


Jane Jacobs: Cities are Good Places to Live

1960s


President Richard Milhous Nixon

1969


President Richard Milhous Nixon
of 1 969
licy Act
ent al Po
nvi ronm
tion al E
Na
Clean Air A
ct of 1970

Clean Water Act of 1972

1969


Oil Crisis

1970s


President Jimmy Carter

America’s energy policy is...
“the moral equivalent of war.”

1970s


Energy Efﬁcient Technologies

1970s


Decreased Ventilation Leads to Sick Building Syndrome

1980s


Increased Respiratory & Environmental Sensitivities

1980s


Obesity

1985


Obesity

1990


Obesity

1995


Obesity

2000


Obesity

2005


Obesity

2010


Access to Healthy Food

2010


Green Policies & Certiﬁcations


Rio Earth Summit

1992


Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

1993


Increasing Urgency in Green Certiﬁcations

2000s


How Can Lathrop Homes
Take All of This Into Account?


INVITATION
The Chicago Housing Authority [“CHA”] and The Habitat
Company LLC [“Habitat”] in its official capacity as Receiver for
the development of new, non-elderly public housing, invite
submissions of qualifications to become the development and
property management team [“Master Developer”] to lead the
multi-year, mulit-phase revitalization of the Julia C. Lathrop
Homes, in order to achieve the vision of the Lathrop Homes
Working Group for sustainable affordability and opportunity in
the heart of Chicago, becoming the first large scale, affordable
community in the U.S. to achieve LEED-ND Gold or Platinum.


What is LEED ND Concerned With?


Where is the project located?

SMART LOCATION AND LINKAGES
•Locate in or near existing urban and built areas
•Avoid sensitive lands and bad locations


What form and uses does it propose?

NEIGHBORHOOD PATTERN AND DESIGN
•Compact, connected, and complete places


How is it built and maintained?

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE AND BUILDINGS
•Project construction and maintenance
•High performance infrastructure


How Does LEED ND
Certiﬁcation Work?


•An applicant sets their project boundaries
•Meet ALL prerequisites
•Meet enough credits to meet desired threshold

What is a LEED Prerequisite?


SMART LOCATION AND LINKAGE
•Smart Location
•Imperiled Species and Ecological Communities
•Wetland and Water Body Conservation
•Agricultural Land Conservation
•Floodplain Avoidance


•Walkable Streets
•Compact Development
•Connected and Open Community


•Certified Green Building
•Minimum Building Energy Efficiency
•Minimum Building Water Efficiency
•Construction Activity Pollution Prevention


What is a LEED Credit?


Certiﬁed 40 points

Silver 50 points

Gold 60 points

Platinum 80 points


Smart Location and Linkage 27 points

Neighborhood Pattern and Design 44 points

Green Infrastructure and Buildings 29 points


SMART LOCATION AND LINKAGE
Preferred Locations 10 points
Brownﬁeld Redevelopment 2 points
Location w/ Reduced Auto Dependence 7 points
Bicycle Network and Storage 1 points
Housing and Jobs Proximity 3 points
Steep Slope Protection 1 point
Wetland or Water Body Conservation 1 point
Restoration of Habitat or Wetlands 1 point
Long Term Conservation Management 1 point


Walkable Streets 12 points
Compact Development 6 points
Mixed-Use Neighborhood Centers 4 points
Mixed-Income Diverse Communities 7 points
Reduced Parking Footprint 1 point
Street Network 2 points
Transit Facilities 1 point
Transportation Demand Management 2 points
Access to Civic and Public Spaces 1 point
Access to Recreation Facilities 1 point
Visitability and Universal Design 1 point
Community Outreach and Involvement 2 points
Local Food Production 1 point
Tree-Lined and Shaded Streets 2 points
Neighborhood Schools 1 point


Certified Green Buildings 5 points
Building Energy Efficiency 2 points
Building Water Efficiency 1 points
Water-Efficient Landscaping 1 points
Existing Building Use 1 points
Historic Resource Preservation and Adaptive Reuse 1 point
Minimized Site Disturbance in Design and Construction 1 point
Stormwater Management 4 point
Heat Island Reduction 1 point
Solar Orientation 1 point
On-Site Renewable Energy Sources 3 points
District Heating and Cooling 2 points
Infrastructure Energy Efficiency 1 point
Wastewater Management 2 points
Recycled Content in Infrastructure 1 point
Solid Waste Management Infrastructure 1 point
Light Pollution Reduction 1 point


LEED ND Scorecard


Break-Out:
Successes & Opportunities
GROUND RULES
Participate
Listen for understanding
Respect all opinions
Equal right to speak
Be mindful of time
Focus on the project at hand


LEED ND
Panel Presentation
Erika Allen, Growing Power
Daniel Bounds, CDM
Doug Farr, Farr Associates
Ted Wolff, Wolff Landscape


Smart Location

Doug Farr

Wetland and Water Body Conservation

Ted Wolff

Locations with Reduced Auto Dependence

Doug Farr

Bicycle Network and Storage

Ted Wolff

Restoration of Habitat or Wetlands

Ted Wolff

Walkable Streets

Doug Farr

Access to Open Space

Ted Wolff

Access to Recreation Facilities

Ted Wolff

Access to Civic and Public Places

Ted Wolff

Access to Civic and Public Places

Erika Allen

Local Food Production

Erika Allen

Community Outreach and Involvement

Ted Wolff

Certiﬁed Green Building

Doug Farr

Water-Efﬁcient Landscaping

Ted Wolff

Historic Resource Preservation and Adaptive Reuse

Ted Wolff

Minimized Site Disturbance in Design and Construction

Ted Wolff

Stormwater Management

Dan Bounds

Stormwater Management

Doug Farr

Heat Island Reduction

Dan Bounds

Solar Orientation

Dan Bounds

On Site Renewable Energy

Dan Bounds

District Heating and Cooling

Dan Bounds

Wastewater Management

Dan Bounds
Doug Farr

Wastewater Management

Erika Allen

Solid Waste Management Infrastructure

Erika Allen

Light Pollution Reduction

Doug Farr

Summary


“The vision for the future Lathrop Homes site is to
produce a model urban community offering housing
that is affordable to families across a broad income
spectrum. A diverse connected neighborhood along
neighborhood
with schools, parks, community space and retail all
within close proximity and home to safe healthy families
who are enduring, rooted and empowered and enjoy
enduring rooted,


“The vision for the future Lathrop Homes site is to
produce a model urban community offering housing
that is affordable to families across a broad income
spectrum. A diverse connected neighborhood along
diverse connected neighborhood
with schools, parks, community space and retail all
within close proximity and home to safe healthy families
proximity safe healthy
who are enduring, rooted, and empowered and enjoy
enduring rooted empowered
sustainable


rooted
proximity
neighborhood
connected
safe
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable


LEED for Neighborhood Development

rooted
proximity
neighborhood
connected
safe
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



rooted SSL P1. Smart Locations
proximity
neighborhood
connected
safe
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



proximity SSL C3. Reduced Auto Dependence
neighborhood
connected
safe
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



neighborhood NPD P2. Compact Development
connected
safe
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



connected NPD P3. Connected and Open Community
safe
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



safe NPD C1. Walkable Streets
diverse
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



diverse NPD C3. Mixed-Use Neighborhood Centers
affordable
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



affordable NPD C4. Mixed-Income Diverse Communities
community
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



community NPD C9. Access to Civic and Public Spaces
enduring
empowered
healthy
sustainable



enduring NPD C11. Visitability and Universal Design
empowered
healthy
sustainable



empowered NPD C12. Community Outreach & Involvement
healthy
sustainable



healthy NPD C13. Local Food Production
sustainable



healthy NPD C13. Local Food Production
sustainable GIB P1. Certiﬁed Green Building


Closing
Remarks


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