3301 LOMBARD AVE COMPASS HEALTH SUPPORTIVE HOUSING 2022-02-18

COMPASS HEALTH BROADWAY SUPPORTIVE HOUSING MANAGEMENT PLAN SUMMARY with its ownership of the entire block on which this project is located. It currently operates a 40-unit multifamily apartment complex next door to the Broadway PSH site on Lombard as well as the 155,000 square foot Bailey Center fronting Broadway. ' The area around Lombard is a transition zone between the Broadway business corridor and the Port Gardner neighborhood that includes single family homes, multifamily apartment buildings, mid -sized office buildings and several single-family homes that have been converted to small offices. Construction of the new building may pose minimal impacts to the surrounding area from time to time over the approximately 14-month construction schedule. Compass Health and its general contractor will establish protocols to minimize such impacts and to provide sufficient neighborhood notice of any temporary disruptions throughout the construction period. Adherence to posted work hours, traffic flow, light mitigation and dust control are all aspects of the construction plan that will be addressed to minimize impacts. Communication will also be managed by the contractor through a primary point of contact that neighbors may call with any concerns. Upon completion, the Broadway PSH project is intended to operate much like any other multifamily rental property. Residents may come and go freely. On -site amenities are designed to provide ample area, both indoor and outdoor, for residents to congregate. Primary access to the site is from Lombard Avenue, where there is a wide front yard area created by the property line setback from the street. Landscape planters will partially buffer the street/sidewalk area from the front entry. The typical route of travel for residents to and from the building will be oriented toward Broadway Avenue, where transit provides service every 15 minutes to area services, grocery stores, etc. c. Include a neighborhood outreach plan that addresses how the applicant will communicate with and inform the neighborhood before and after project approval; Compass Health's community and neighborhood outreach plan has been in place since 2017. Starting with initial project information and update meetings with Mayor Stephenson and his staff, and subsequently with Mayor Franklin her staff, the Compass Health team has met frequently with City of Everett to discuss the project and the overall Bailey Campus redevelopment plan. Compass Health engaged MAKERS Design and Planning to develop the master site plan for the entire block to create an integrated design approach that responds to neighborhood needs. Tom Sebastian, Compass Health's CEO, has also met several times with the leader of the Port Gardner Neighborhood Association to keep the association updated about project plans. Compass Health made a presentation about the project most recently at the April 2019 neighborhood Association Meeting and will return at the group's invitation. Tom Sebastian also meets regularly with neighborhood and community residents and business owners as part of the Everett Station District Alliance where issues of mutual interest or concern along Broadway are discussed. Compass Health has joined the Everett Station District Alliance in advocating for the establishment of a Business Improvement district whose boundaries would include the project. d. Identify the project management or agency to whom support staff are responsible and who will be available to resolve concerns pertaining to the facility. The plan shall specify procedures for updating any changes in contact information;