SomervilleP3ShowcaseCapitalandInnovationInfrastructure
PartnersHealthcareJuly20,2017
MayorJosephA.CurtatoneCityofSomerville
www.somervillema.gov/p3
SomerVision – TheCity’sMasterPlan
PurposeoftheShowcase
1. Sharecapitalprogramprioritieswithprivatesectorstakeholders
2. IntroduceprojectsanddevelopmentopportunitiesforpotentialP3delivery
3. Receivefeedbackfromprivatesectorattendees4. Begindevelopingaroadmaptobringprojectsand
initiativesforward5. Conductone-on-oneinformationalmeetings
GuidingPrinciplesforPartnership
1. Governmenthasanessentialroletoensureinfrastructuremeetstheneedsofthecommunity
2. Governmentshaveanobligationtodeliverinfrastructureeffectivelyandsustainably
3. P3willnotberightforeveryproject,andmatchingtherightprojecttotherightdeliverymethodiscriticaltosuccess
4. Goalsandincentivesofthegovernmentandprivatesectormustbealignedinordertoachievesuccessfuloutcomes
AssemblySquare
• FederalRealtyInvestmentTrust• 45acre,mixedusedevelopment• 5.7millionSF• 2.8millionSFoffice• 635,000SFretail• 1,800apartments
• $15mnewOrangeLinestation• $40mI-CubedFinancingforInfrastructure
UnionSquare
• UnionSquareStationAssociates(US2)• 15.5acre,TODwithNewMBTAGreenLine(scheduledtoopen2021)• 2.3millionSF• UnionSquareStationAssociates(US2)publicbenefitcontribution
InnovationRow• RepositioningofAmesSafetyEnvelopeCompanytomulti-tenantfacility• AeronautBrewery• BrooklynBoulders• Artisans’Asylum
• GreentownLabsisthelargestcleantechincubatorintheU.S.• Currentlyhometo54startupsacross8differentcleantech sectors• Hasincubated120+startupssinceinception• Collectivelycreated900+jobs
GreenLineExtension(GLX)
• $2.3billion,MassDOT Design-BuildProject• CommencingSummer2018,CompletioninDec2021• ExtendtheMBTAGreenLinebeyondLechmerethroughSomervilletoTuftsUniversity(7totalnewstations)• CityPartnership:$50millioncapitalcontribution
LegalandRegulatoryFrameworks
• MunicipalP3authoritylimitedunderMassachusettslaw• M.G.L.Chapter149,Sections44A-J• M.G.L.Chapter30,Section39M• M.G.L.Chapter30B
• Legalauthoritytocontractusingalternativedeliverymethods
• M.G.L.Chapter149A:Design-Buildauthorityforpublicworksprojects;CMatRiskforbuildingconstructionprojects• HomeRuleAmendment(Article2,Section8oftheMassachusettsConstitution):SpecialActofthelegislature
LegalandRegulatoryFrameworks
• HomeRulePetitionProcedure• CityApproval
• BoardofAldermen&MayorapproveavoterequestinglegislationinaccordancewithCityCharter• DraftspeciallegislationattachedtothePetition
• BeaconHillApproval• CityPetitionsubmittedtotheGeneralCourtandreferredtoJointCommitteeonMunicipalities• ReportofCommitteesubjectto2/3voteinHouseandSenate• Governor’sapprovaluponfinalenactmentbyGeneralCourt
LookingtoCurrentOpportunities
CapitalInfrastructurePanel• PublicSafetyComplex• Engine3FireStation• WasteTransferStationSite• Homans BuildinginGilmanSquare• CityHallCampus• UniversityPartnerships
InnovationInfrastructurePanel• SmartCityTechnologies• Sustainability&CleanTech• DistrictEnergy• GreentownLabs
BradRawson
DirectorofTransportationandInfrastructure,OfficeofStrategicPlanningandCommunityDevelopment
RobertKing
DirectorofCapitalProjectsandPlanning
CapitalInfrastructure
TomGalligani
DirectorofEconomicDevelopment,OfficeofStrategicPlanningandCommunityDevelopment
BarbaraRubel
DirectorofGovernment&CommunityRelations,TuftsUniversity
CapitalInfrastructure
PublicSafetyComplex• NewPublicSafetyComplextoreplaceanddoublethesizeofthecurrentfacility• Currentsitecontains110,000SFofland• Apossible programcouldinclude:• PoliceHeadquarters(78k)• CombinedDispatchorRegional911(12k)• Traffic&ParkingDept.(12k)• Engine3FireStation(6k)• FireDepartment—AdminOffice(10k)
• Programpotential:118,000SF
CapitalInfrastructure
PublicSafetyComplex
CurrentSite
ExamplefromSanFrancisco
CapitalInfrastructure
Engine3FireStation• UnionSquareneedsafirestationinthearea,whichcouldbepartofthePublicSafetyComplex,anotherprojectoritsownproject• New3/4-baydistrictfirestationwouldreplacethecurrentEngine3FireStationinUnionSquare• 7,000SF• Co-locationpotentialwithPublicSafetyComplex
CapitalInfrastructure
PublicSafetyComplex/Engine3
ExistingpublicsafetyandEngine3facility
Potentialcity-ownedsite(Homans Bldg.)
Potentialcity-ownedsite(WTS)
UnionSquare
CapitalInfrastructure
WasteTransferStationSite
• RedevelopmentofformerwastetransferstationandincineratorsitecontiguoustoMcGrathHighway• 2.2acreindustriallyzonedsite• PotentialsiteforPublicSafety/Engine3FireStationorTODmixedusedevelopment• Co-locationofstormwaterfacility
CapitalInfrastructure
Homans BuildinginGilmanSquare• Mid-scaleTODdevelopmentopportunitylocatedatGilmanSquareStationandnearCityHallCampus• Possibleairrightsdevelopmentopportunity• Currentsite:• 1.4acres• 4abandonedbuildings• 48,296SFtotal• BusinessDistrictAzoning
• Possibleusesincludetargetedhousing(includingworkforce,affordableandstudent),venturespace,laboratory/R&D,office,retail,andparking
CapitalInfrastructure
Homans BuildinginGilmanSquare
CurrentSite&GilmanSquareNeighborhoodPlan
CurrentSite
CapitalInfrastructure
CityHallCampus• Mid-scaleTODsitelocatedadjacenttoGilmanStationandnewSomervilleHighSchool(completionfall2020)• “1895Building”adaptivereuseof66,000SF• CityHallrehabilitationof36,000SF• Potentialscenarios:• CityHallrehabilitation• MoveCityHallAnnextothe1895Building• 1895Buildingcouldbecomeacomplementaryuseforschool(e.g.,universitypartnerships)• StructuredparkingtosupportHighSchoolandrenovatedfacilities
CapitalInfrastructure
CityHallCampus
PlanfornewHighSchool
CapitalInfrastructure
UniversityPartnerships• TuftsUniversityisaprivateresearchuniversityinMedford/SomervilleandBoston• Approx.halfofmaincampuslocatedisinSomerville• MedicalanddentalschoolsareindowntownBoston• Enrollmentofapprox.10,600—splitevenlybetweengraduateandundergraduate• 70percentofundergraduatesliveoncampusin25residencehalls,servedbytwodininghalls
CapitalInfrastructure
UniversityPartnerships
CapitalInfrastructure
UniversityPartnershipsCampusNeeds• Studenthousing—particularlyupperclassmen• Potentialforthird-partydeliverymodeleitheronoroff-campus
• Juniorfacultyhousing• Rehabilitationandmaintenanceofexistingbuildings• Improveenergyperformance• Improveaccessibility
• Keepingclassroomfacilitiesup-to-date
CapitalInfrastructure
Summary
PROJECT DeliveryMethod CONSIDERATIONS SCHEDULE
PublicSafetyComplex
• Design-Build-Lease• Availabilitypayment
• Co-locationpossiblewith Engine3FireStation
• Alternativesitesavailable• 9-12months toRFP
Engine3FireStation
• Design-Build-Lease• Availabilitypayment
• Co-locationpossiblewithPublicSafety Complex
• ProximitytoUnionSquare• 9-12monthstoRFP
WasteTransferStationSite
• RFPforcommercialdevelopment
• Groundlease
• McGrath Highwaygrounding• PossiblesiteforPublicSafety
Complex/Engine3FireStation
• ContingentonPublicSafetyComplexsiting
HomansBuildinginGilmanSquare
• RFPforcommercialdevelopment
• GroundleaseofHomans site
• Targetedsubsidy• MBTAairrights• Station co-development
• 12-18monthstoRFP
CityHallCampus
• RFPforcommercialdevelopment
• Groundlease
• Institutionalinvolvement• Scoping
• Highschoolconstructionunderway
• 12-18monthstoRFP
UniversityPartnerships
• PrivateDevelopmentStructure
• Zoningrelief forincreaseddensity• Academicinstitutionsponsor
desirable
InnovationInfrastructure
BradRawson
DirectorofTransportationandInfrastructure,OfficeofStrategicPlanningandCommunityDevelopment
RichRaiche
DirectorofEngineering
OliverSellers-Garcia
DirectorofSustainability,OfficeofStrategicPlanningandCommunityDevelopment
JuliaTravaglini
MarketingDirector,GreentownLabs
InnovationInfrastructure
SmartCityTechnologies
• Somervillepresentsadiverseanddynamicurbanmobilityenvironmental• Broaddistributionofmodeshare• DesiretobuildontheCity’sexistingR&DprojectwithAudiUSAtoexploreemergingtechnologywhilepromotingcitygoals• Modeshiftawayfromprivateauto• Electrificationofdrivetrains• Connectedtransportationsystems
InnovationInfrastructure
SmartCityTechnologies• PotentialDeliveryStructure• ExpandedResearchandDevelopmentPartnerships
• A2XSystemsandInfrastructure• R&DCenterforUrbanMobility
• Cityvehiclefleetelectrification(capitalleases)
• Considerations• ProvideanopportunityforprivatesectortotakeR&Dintoimplementation• AssisttheCitytoaddressprivacyconcernsanddevelopmunicipalpoliciesandstandardsforconnectedandautomatedmobility
InnovationInfrastructure
Sustainability&CleanTech• Goalforcarbonneutralityby2050• Municipal,commercial,andresidentialefficiencyandzero-carbonenergyneeds• Buildingsandtransportationsectorwillneedtransformativechange• Pastinitiatives• CitywideLEDstreetlightconversion• 19-buildingperformancecontract(2008)• GreenCommunities-fundedECMs(lighting,controls,EVcharging)
InnovationInfrastructure
Sustainability&CleanTech
Lower-Carbon Electricity (29%)
Energy Efficiency - Existing Buildings (7%)
Energy Efficiency - New Buildings (2%)
Fuel Switching - Existing & New Buildings (10%)
District Energy - Existing & New Buildings (15%)Paper and Plastic Waste Diversion (2%)
Transit Oriented & Mixed Use Development (2%)
Mode Shift (6%)
Fuel Switching - Passenger Vehicles (19%)
Fuel Switching - Trucks & Off-Road Vehicles (9%)
Somerville’spathtowardcarbonneutralitydependson100%renewableelectricity,fuelswitching,anddistrictenergy.
InnovationInfrastructure
Sustainability&CleanTechPotentialProjects• Greenretrofitsandimprovedbuildingperformancemanagementforexistingmunicipalbuildings• InnovativecleanenergysystemsonCityfacilitiesforCityorCommunitybenefit• Districtenergyapplications
• CityHallcampus• UnionSquare
• Electrificationofmunicipalcityfleet• 300+vehicles(including6Evs and12hybrids)• 11%ofCityemissions
InnovationInfrastructure
Cleantech:GreentownLabsExpansion
TheGlobalCenterforCleantech Innovation• OpeningFall2017at444SomervilleAve.• Additional58,000sq.ft.toGreentownLabsexistingfacilities• NewCenterwilladd:• 40,000sq.ft.oflabspaceincludinga1,500sq.ft.WetLab• 50+morestartupstothecommunity,creating450+jobs• 120kWSolarPVontheroof;batterystorage;EV&HydrogenChargingstationforsmallfleetofvehicles(tobesharedwiththecommunity)• 200bikeparkingspots• Majoreventspaceforcommunitygatherings• Serveasaglobalhubforgatheringcleantech entrepreneursandleaders
Step4:ProjectDeliveryandCompliance4(a)Closeprojectfinancing 4(b)AssistPrivatePartnerwith
design/constructionexecution
4(c)WorkwithPrivatePartnertoimplementmanagementsystemsfor
fundingandO&M
Step3:Procurement3(a)PrepareandIssueRFQandRFPforP3Services 3(b)SelectPrivatePartnerandExecuteP3Agreement
Step2:ProjectIdentificationandFeasibilityStudy2(a)Retaintechnicalandfinancial
advisors2(b)Definecapitalneedsthatmaybesuited
toP3modelanddefineprojectscope2(c)Conducttechnicalandfinancial
assessments
Step1:CapabilityAssessment1(a)IdentifyinternalresourcesinCityHalltoleadP3effortand
addresscapabilitygaps1(b)Identifyothercommunitystakeholdersandproject
champions
SomervilleP3ShowcaseCapitalandInnovationInfrastructure
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