University Village Developer Presentation Overview
University Village project development timeline, community engagement initiatives, and steering committee composition for a collaborative neighborhood near the campus.
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February 23, 2022 UNIVERSITY VILLAGE DEVELOPER PRESENTATION Dr. Kaye Monk-Morgan, VP Strategic Engagement and Planning
STEPS TO UNIVERSITY VILLAGE CONCEPT 2014 University, Community and Local Government Efforts Instituted Aimed at Creating a Safe, Economically vibrant Neighborhoods Near Campus (https://www.bizjournals.com/wichita/morning_call/2014/12/wichita-state-forms-neighborhood-safety- task-force.html) 2015 - Wichita State University s Shocker Neighborhood Coalition (SNC) Worked Alongside Fairmount Neighborhood residents to Build a Healthy and Active Community South of the Campus. Community liaison Darryl Carrington and WSU s Public Policy and Management Center conducted an in-depth survey https://www.wichita.edu/services/ppmc/PPMC_Projects/fairmount_neighborhood_community_survey .php 2019/2020 University Village concept was born. Community and University engagement on priorities began. 2020 Community group formed seeking opportunities under a Community Benefits Agreement. September 2020 Town Hall Meeting March 2021 Competitive process to solicit developers for University Village begins. September 2021 Qualified developers identified for next phase of competitive process. February 2022 Developer finalist presents proposal for initial feedback to University and community.
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS AND PROPOSAL TIMELINE September 2020 Community Presentation March 2021 Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Posted April 2021 RFQ Submissions Received April August 2021 RFQ Submissions Review (Interviews, reference checks, financial fitness review) September 2021 RFP released to vetted respondents November 2021 Virtual Meeting held to clarify RFP January 2022 RFP submissions February 2022 RFP Presentations
UNIVERSITY VILLAGE ENGAGEMENT Regular updates provided to executive team Presentations to faculty senate, US Senate, student senate Meetings with Fairmount neighborhood association Meetings with Community Benefits Agreement group Shocker Neighborhood Development Panel co-sponsored by W A Community of Young Professionals (June 2021) QR code survey (July-Sept 2021) 24 signs on campus and in Shocker Neighborhood not just Fairmount Neighborhood.
UNIVERSITY VILLAGE STEERING COMMITTEE Stacia Boden, General Counsel Troy Bruun, AVP Finance and Administration Dr. Mark Glaser, Professor (Fairmount Neighborhood researcher) Werner Golling, VP Finance and Administration Dr. Kaye Monk-Morgan, VP Strategic Engagement and Planning Emily Patterson, Executive Director of Facilities Planning Andy Schlapp, Executive Director of Government Relations and Strategy Crystal Stegeman, University Property Manager Dr. John Tomblin, Senior VP for Industry and Defense Programs and Executive Director of NIAR Dr. Rick Muma, President (Ex-Officio) Harlan Stafford, Consultant
