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Albany City Council Albany Albany NY NY Job Standards for Palace Theater Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Job training elements required Job training elements required Value of Project: $ 30,000,000; Other notes: Redevelopment planning continues without standards Job Standards for Palace Theater Redevelopment Job training elements required Value of Project: $ 30,000,000; Other notes: Redevelopment planning continues without standards https://www.albanyny.gov/189/Albany-Common-Council https://s.hdnux.com/photos/50/12/67/10530298/14/rawImage.jpg Times Union https://drive.google.com/file/d/1St30SqultyZUcPbmlA9AAZIS-g0n_Y-w/view?usp=share_link ALBANY refers to city council as "common council" should we change on our end as well? X Albany NY 431.525.793,00 -737.562.317,00 426.525.793,00 -737.562.317,00 1 x x $ 30,000,000 Redevelopment planning continues without standards
Barelas Community Coalition Albuquerque Albuquerque NM NM CBA for neighborhoods impacted by New Mexico United soccer stadium construction Concluded No Agreement Jobs: Local hiring requirement x Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Jobs: Local hiring requirement Housing benefit requirement included Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Value of Project: $ 70,000,000; Bond referendum for construction defeated CBA for neighborhoods impacted by New Mexico United soccer stadium construction Jobs: Local hiring requirement Housing benefit requirement included Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Value of Project: $ 70,000,000; Bond referendum for construction defeated https://barelas.net https://barelas.net/wp-content/uploads/COMMUNITY-CENTER-MURAL.jpg Barelas Community Coalition Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O5oaDSbCirGDjVtoiUaqdBVa4jlC24S5/view?usp=share_link X X Albuquerque NM 345.843.859,00 -106.650.422,00 350.843.859,00 -106.650.422,00 1 x x x $ 70,000,000 Bond Issue. City share $50M. State share $5M x opportunities for local artists, after-school soccer programs and scholarships for youth
New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council Albuquerque Albuquerque NM NM Community Workforce Agreement(CWA) for West Central Route 66 Visitor Center Concluded No Agreement Value of project: $66,500,000; Other notes: City Council voted to exempt project from CWA Community Workforce Agreement(CWA) for West Central Route 66 Visitor Center Value of project: $66,500,000; Other notes: City Council voted to exempt project from CWA Bernalillo County Commission https://nmbuildingtrades.org https://cdn.lanl.gov/09ebb78f-511d-464c-af9c-3ad02ffca355.jpg Los Alamos National Laboratory https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QJHVQIjp_fLXybV0zExLB9wmVB8moPxa/view?usp=share_link Albuquerque NM 355.843.859,00 -106.650.422,00 350.843.859,00 -106.650.422,00 2 USA PLA x $ 66,500,000 City Council voted to exempt project from CWA
Community Action Committee of the Lehigh Valley Allentown Allentown PA PA Affordable Housing for Arena Zone Development Concluded No Agreement Any development with over 20 units would require 20% affordable Housing benefit requirement: Any development with over 20 units would require 20% affordable Affordable Housing for Arena Zone Development Housing benefit requirement: Any development with over 20 units would require 20% affordable https://www.communityactionlv.org https://static.wixstatic.com/media/012719_14ac1926c5e744859572834620fa6ce9~mv2.jpeg/v1/fill/w_1960,h_1362,al_c,q_90,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/012719_14ac1926c5e744859572834620fa6ce9~mv2.jpeg Community Action Committee of the Lehigh Valley https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TYX3MYTUgM-4ZxnsZpoQ8H1QffVJ-zab/view?usp=share_link X Allentown PA 411.022.939,00 -754.714.098,00 406.022.939,00 -754.714.098,00 1
Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development (OCCORD); People’s Homeless Task Force, Anaheim Anaheim CA CA Community Benefits for New Baseball Stadium for Angels Campaign in Progress 500 units of affordable housing 500 units of affordable housing Value of project: $150,000,000; Other notes: City to negotiate community benefits; Team will build a public park; sale of land may have violated state law Anaheim deal ruled illegal Community Benefits for New Baseball Stadium for Angels 500 units of affordable housing Value of project: $150,000,000; Other notes: City to negotiate community benefits; Team will build a public park; sale of land may have violated state law Anaheim deal ruled illegal https://www.occord.org/ https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/occord/pages/356/attachments/original/1528748515/35052773_10155571048612816_5576620704318619648_n.jpg?1528748515 Hooshyar Karimi of OCCORD https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L1A0UfMHKXk3vjPORjOj2hQdXoWYsSj8/view?usp=share_link X Anaheim CA 343.365.932,00 -1.179.143.012,00 338.365.932,00 -1.179.143.012,00 1 USA x PLA x $ 150,000,000 x City to negotiate community benefits; Team will build a public park; sale of land may have violated state law
Maryland Board of Public Works Annapolis Annapolis MD MD Community Workforce Agreement for Maryland Board of Public Works Projects Project Specific Agreement 7,500 jobs created; Job training and local hire requirements 7,500 jobs created; Job training and local hire requirements Value of project: $ 6,000,000,000; Other notes: Minority Contracting Community Workforce Agreement for Maryland Board of Public Works Projects 7,500 jobs created; Job training and local hire requirements Value of project: $ 6,000,000,000; Other notes: Minority Contracting https://bpw.maryland.gov/Pages/default.aspx https://www.annapolis.gov/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=18540 City of Annapolis https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ULhJ2i8CILU5BK6EfschSCGzjD2qk-Wd/view?usp=share_link X 394.689.521,00 -7.717.946.204,00 389.689.521,00 -7.717.946.204,00 1 7500 x x Prevailing Wage x x x x $6,000,000,000 Minority Contracting
Alabama Coalition for Community Benefits Anniston Anniston AL AL Labor Standards for New Flyer bus manufacturing Campaign in Progress Job training requirement included Job training requirement included Number of People Impacted: 750; Other notes: New Flyer developed "Community Benefit Principles" with no requirements or accountability Labor Standards for New Flyer bus manufacturing Job training requirement included Number of People Impacted: 750; Other notes: New Flyer developed "Community Benefit Principles" with no requirements or accountability https://jobstomoveamerica.org/alabama-coalition-for-community-benefits/ https://jobstomoveamerica.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/1-1024x576.jpg Alabama Coalition for Community Benefits https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pal5NIcbs4nWPw1MVmvlPJgApvArrFQy/view?usp=share_link X Anniston AL 341.598.257,00 -858.316.318,00 336.598.257,00 -858.316.318,00 1 x x x x x 750,00 New Flyer developed "Community Benefit Principles" with no requirements or accountability
Arlington County Arlington Arlington VA VA Funds for schools and parks in Arlington development projects Concluded No Agreement Funds for schools and parks in Arlington development projects https://www.arlingtonva.us/Home https://s26551.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/IMG_6774.jpg ARL now https://drive.google.com/file/d/1St83TgMEcwxTgOMvJs8G147AB9IdI7iP/view?usp=share_link Arlington VA 393.816.208,00 -770.909.809,00 388.816.208,00 -770.909.809,00 1
Grove Park Neighborhood Association Atlanta Atlanta GA GA Affordable housing, Local hire for Westside Yards Reevelopment Concluded No Agreement 650 high-end apartments, forty townhomes, a 120 room hotel, and retail and commercial development 650 high-end apartments, forty townhomes, a 120 room hotel, and retail and commercial development Other notes: Property sold to Microsoft. Project never built Affordable housing, Local hire for Westside Yards Reevelopment 650 high-end apartments, forty townhomes, a 120 room hotel, and retail and commercial development Other notes: Property sold to Microsoft. Project never built Microsoft https://www.groveparkatlanta.com/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61fdf3bcc5ad655703ff2d28/1644032956766-P30OV75NSFGMVAOETVNO/image-asset.jpeg Grove Park Neighborhood Association https://drive.google.com/file/d/106ChSi5KOKeK8q-Vs4NrO9lgpf7qczUh/view?usp=share_link X Atlanta GA Westside Yards 337.489.954,00 -838.879.824,00 337.489.954,00 -843.879.824,00 1 Property sold to Microsoft
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Atlanta Atlanta GA GA Affordable Housing and Job Standards for Revelopment of The Gulch Project Specific Agreement $2M to job training requirement $28 M for affordable housing fund plus 200 affordable units $2M to job training requirement $28 M for affordable housing fund plus 200 affordable units Value of project: $ 5,000,000,000; Other notes: $12 M economic dev fund; $12 M new fire station; reduced rent for economic dev agency; $5 M bridge Affordable Housing and Job Standards for Revelopment of The Gulch $2M to job training requirement $28 M for affordable housing fund plus 200 affordable units Value of project: $ 5,000,000,000; Other notes: $12 M economic dev fund; $12 M new fire station; reduced rent for economic dev agency; $5 M bridge https://keishalancebottoms.com/platform-points/ https://media-cldnry.s-nbcnews.com/image/upload/rockcms/2022-06/220614-Keisha-Lance-Bottoms-2020-ac-950p-d81c87.jpg NBC News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pdiar7z341rVt59IeQuooBgPIOdb16UR/view?usp=share_link Georgia Stand Up* X X Atlanta GA The Gulch 332.489.954,00 -843.879.824,00 337.489.954,00 -843.879.824,00 2 USA $2 M job training x $ 5,000,000,000 $12 M economic dev fund; $12 M new fire station; reduced rent for economic dev agency; $5 M bridge
GA Stand UP Atlanta Atlanta GA GA Atlanta Beltline Commnity Benefits "principles" Project Specific Agreement 5600 affordable units; goals not met Transit oriented development requirement included ; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Double the city's greenspace; urban transit links; $200B in private development Public participation/transparency requirement: On-going intensive organization of public participation 5600 affordable units; goals not met Transit oriented development requirement included ; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Double the city's greenspace; urban transit links; $200B in private development Public participation/transparency requirement: On-going intensive organization of public participation Start date: 2010 Value of project: $ 1,670,000,000 Nuumber of people impacted: 85,500 Atlanta Beltline Commnity Benefits "principles" 5600 affordable units; goals not met Transit oriented development requirement included ; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Double the city's greenspace; urban transit links; $200B in private development Public participation/transparency requirement: On-going intensive organization of public participation Start date: 2010 Value of project: $ 1,670,000,000 Nuumber of people impacted: 85,500 Atlanta Beltine, Inc georgiastandup.org https://nfg-sofun.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/project/photo/119339/poster_board_GSU_Cover_photo.jpeg GA STand Up Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LUvhN4_LJ2vsiiy6Z0_Rz8_rJjtM7h5A/view?usp=share_link X x Atlanta GA Beltline 337.489.954,00 -848.879.824,00 337.489.954,00 -843.879.824,00 3 USA x x Double the city's greenspace; urban transit links; $200B in private development On-going intensive organization of public participation x 2.010 $ 1,670,000,000 85,50
Turner Field Community Benefits Coalition Atlanta Atlanta GA GA CBA to mitigate environmental, racial and economic impacts of Turner Field Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement included prevent displacement; "agreement" had 10% "workforce" housing (80% AMI); housing loan fund Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Infrastructure to mitigate flooding Job training requirement included prevent displacement; "agreement" had 10% "workforce" housing (80% AMI); housing loan fund Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Infrastructure to mitigate flooding Value of project: $ 300,000,000,000; Other notes: Coalition wanted grocery store;No agreement with CBA coalition. "agreement" only had 28% of contracts to W/MBE; $2.5M for community center CBA to mitigate environmental, racial and economic impacts of Turner Field Redevelopment Job training requirement included prevent displacement; "agreement" had 10% "workforce" housing (80% AMI); housing loan fund Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Infrastructure to mitigate flooding Value of project: $ 300,000,000,000; Other notes: Coalition wanted grocery store;No agreement with CBA coalition. "agreement" only had 28% of contracts to W/MBE; $2.5M for community center https://www.gpb.org/sites/default/files/styles/three_two_702x468/public/npr_story_images/2020/07/14/turner.jpg?h=69f2b9d0&itok=sRA4lBRB Georgia Public Broadcasting https://drive.google.com/file/d/10-bFGKRNVI-xabbKiFGbJ-CQQVQgLcfR/view?usp=share_link https://www.emmaushouseatlanta.org/news/tag/Turner+Field+Community+Benefits+Coalition X X X Atlanta GA Turner Field 342.489.954,00 -843.879.824,00 337.489.954,00 -843.879.824,00 4 x Infrastructure to mitigate flooding x $ 300,000,000,000 Coalition wanted grocery store;No agreement with CBA coalition. "agreement" only had 28% of contracts to W/MBE; $2.5M for community center
Concerned Residents Atlantic City Atlantic City NJ NJ CBA for massisve City assistance to a Shop-Rite grocery store Campaign in Progress Jobs: 75 to 100 jobs created; local hiring requirement included Jobs: 75 to 100 jobs created; local hiring requirement included Valuue of project: $ 18,700,000 Credit or Public Funding: 100% of contruction cost CBA for massisve City assistance to a Shop-Rite grocery store Jobs: 75 to 100 jobs created; local hiring requirement included Valuue of project: $ 18,700,000 Credit or Public Funding: 100% of contruction cost X Atlantic City, NJ Shop-Rite 398.625,00 -74.425,00 393.625,00 -74.425,00 1 75-100 x x x $18,700,000 100% of contruction cost
Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation Austin Austin TX TX Anti-displacement requirement for community-owned housing in Guadalupe Neighborhood Project Specific Agreement 40 year project for community owned affordable housing Housing benefit requirement: 40 year project for community owned affordable housing Anti-displacement requirement for community-owned housing in Guadalupe Neighborhood Housing benefit requirement: 40 year project for community owned affordable housing https://www.guadalupendc.org/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a722d46f43b5558938c7bfc/1602183376264-0X9VAPUFVLIW2FBHYHJN/Ribbon%2BCutting%2BCeremony.jpg Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation https://drive.google.com/file/d/12EQV4Pdta0lrbitEVv3zHrL4i-PU8IWI/view?usp=share_link X Austin TX Guadalupe Neighborhood 304.216.615,00 -9.726.753.254,00 30.267.153,00 -977.430.608,00 1 USA
Austin Creative Alliance Austin Austin TX TX Affordable Commercial Space for small arts-focused local businesses Campaign in Progress Groundbreaking Provision of below market-rate rents for local arts-focused businesses Affordable Commercial Space for small arts-focused local businesses Groundbreaking Provision of below market-rate rents for local arts-focused businesses https://www.austincreativealliance.org/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e18064abd96a41845c68b01/1584372227961-LQ5ED18HYCOV2C6WA4X7/Dance_Nation_034.jpg?format=2500w Austin Creative Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuY2yvrj3znlDBdeBponojfqo8xi4Ket/view?usp=share_link 298.626.445,00 -9.744.916.817,00 30.267.153,00 -977.430.608,00 2
Workers' Defense Action Fund Austin Austin TX TX CBA for new TESLA plant Concluded No Agreement Value of project: $ 1,100,000,000; Number of people impacted: 5,000; Other notes: Safety and wage standards not enforceable; need transparency CBA for new TESLA plant Value of project: $ 1,100,000,000; Number of people impacted: 5,000; Other notes: Safety and wage standards not enforceable; need transparency https://workersdefense.org/en/ https://wdactionfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Untitled-design-4-1024x577.jpg Workers' Defense Action Fund https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SZoXOKor_DvzcLGydTCtTQYq8ZSM_MWc/view?usp=share_link Austin TX TESLA Plant 298.626.445,00 -9.803.695.343,00 30.267.153,00 -977.430.608,00 3 $ 1,100,000,000 5,00 Safety and wage standards not enforceable; need transparency
Bull Creek Road Coalition Austin Austin TX TX Mitigation of neighborhood displacement by Grove at Shoal Creek development Project Specific Agreement 160 units of affordable housing Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: traffic mitigation; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Drainage improvements; park space Housing benefit requirement: 160 units of affordable housing Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: traffic mitigation; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Drainage improvements; park space Other notes: Limited retail space; push for more affordable housing Mitigation of neighborhood displacement by Grove at Shoal Creek development Housing benefit requirement: 160 units of affordable housing Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: traffic mitigation; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Drainage improvements; park space Other notes: Limited retail space; push for more affordable housing ARG Bull Creek http://www.bcrcatx.org/ https://www.austinmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/PUD-1024x683.jpg Austin Monitor https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MO76NtlWBUcXZFGcQow6hy9gdmoeasxR/view?usp=share_link X x Austin TX Grove at Shoal Creek 304.216.615,00 -9.821.858.906,00 30.267.153,00 -977.430.608,00 4 USA traffic mitigation Drainage improvements; park space x Limited retail space; push for more affordable housing
Downtown Commission Austin Austin TX TX Require affordable housing in Health South Redevelopment Campaign in Progress x Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: More community benefits in development agreement Require affordable housing in Health South Redevelopment Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: More community benefits in development agreement https://www.austintexas.gov/content/downtown-commission#:~:text=Advise%20the%20city%20council%20and,directed%20by%20the%20city%20council. https://www.austinmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/aspen2.png Austin Monitor https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T9qvAG4L_bRj4HvF3if0WS1RzmzxDb9W/view?usp=share_link X Austin TX Health South Redevelopment 30.767.153,00 -977.430.608,00 30.267.153,00 -977.430.608,00 5 x More community benefits in development agreement
BUILD Baltimore Baltimore MD MD Sagamore/Port Covington CBA Project Specific Agreement $25M job training funding requirement; 30% local construction hire from Baltimore requirement 20% affordable housing with buyout provision $25M job training funding requirement; 30% local construction hire from Baltimore requirement 20% affordable housing with buyout provision Start year: 2016; Value of project: $ 5,500,000,000; Other notes: $10M loan fund for W/MBE firms; Enforcability of CBA in doubt Sagamore/Port Covington CBA $25M job training funding requirement; 30% local construction hire from Baltimore requirement 20% affordable housing with buyout provision Start year: 2016; Value of project: $ 5,500,000,000; Other notes: $10M loan fund for W/MBE firms; Enforcability of CBA in doubt Sagamore Development Company (Under Armour) X X Baltimore MD Sagamore/Port Covington 390.403.848,00 -761.791.766,00 392.903.848,00 -766.121.893,00 1 USA $25M job training; 30% construction hire from Baltimore 30% $100M in community benefits 2.016 $ 5,500,000,000 $10M loan fund for W/MBE firms; Enforcability of CBA in doubt
The State Center Neighborhood Alliance Baltimore Baltimore MD MD State Center Redevelopment Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Job training requirement included Environment: Transit oriented development requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: Community involved in planning Jobs: Job training requirement included Environment: Transit oriented development requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: Community involved in planning Value of project: $ 1,500,000,000 State Center Redevelopment Jobs: Job training requirement included Environment: Transit oriented development requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: Community involved in planning Value of project: $ 1,500,000,000 X X X Baltimore MD State Center 390.403.848,00 -77.045.202,00 392.903.848,00 -766.121.893,00 2 USA x x Community involved in planning x $ 1,500,000,000
United Workers and the Baltimore Housing Roundtable Baltimore Baltimore MD MD Funding for Baltimore Affordable Housing Trust Fund Government Policy Value of Project: $20 M each year Funding for Baltimore Affordable Housing Trust Fund Value of Project: $20 M each year Baltimore MD 397.903.848,00 -766.121.893,00 392.903.848,00 -766.121.893,00 3 USA $20 M each year
Mayor Jimmy Davis Bayonne Bayonne NJ NJ Project Labor Agreements and local hire for City Construction in Bayonne Government Policy Jobs: 25% local hiring requirement Jobs: 25% local hiring requirement Value of project: $ 15,000,000; Credit or Public Funding requirements included Project Labor Agreements and local hire for City Construction in Bayonne Jobs: 25% local hiring requirement Value of project: $ 15,000,000; Credit or Public Funding requirements included http://teamdavis2018.net http://teamdavis2018.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/MOTBYdev-1.jpg Jimmy Davis https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MCvExxd4vjR96juYYx2gcmk033OK6oSU/view?usp=share_link X Bayonne NJ 411.687.141,00 -741.143.091,00 406.687.141,00 -741.143.091,00 1 25% local hire 25% x x $ 15,000,000 x
The Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club Berkeley Berkeley CA CA Community Benefits for Downtown Developments taller than 75 feet Government Policy Job training requirement included Affordable Housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Job training requirement included Affordable Housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: option to pay a developer fee Community Benefits for Downtown Developments taller than 75 feet Job training requirement included Affordable Housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: option to pay a developer fee https://wellstoneclub.org/ http://wellstoneclub.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Committees-header-12-700-e1571298883320.jpg Wellstone Club https://drive.google.com/file/d/10xNhQA8NuMNi4JTF_aaY_TJ15xIcZKFe/view?usp=share_link X X X Berkeley CA Downtown 378.715.226,00 -121.773.042,00 378.715.226,00 -122.273.042,00 1 USA x PLA x x option to pay a developer fee
City of Berkeley Berkeley Berkeley CA CA Host agreement for UC-Berkeley expansion Project Specific Agreement Local hiring requirement included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included ; Transit oriented development requirement included Transparency and local participation requirements included Local hiring requirement included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included ; Transit oriented development requirement included Transparency and local participation requirements included Value of project: $ 82.6 Million Other notes: Wildfire prevention; services for houseless Host agreement for UC-Berkeley expansion Local hiring requirement included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included ; Transit oriented development requirement included Transparency and local participation requirements included Value of project: $ 82.6 Million Other notes: Wildfire prevention; services for houseless https://i0.wp.com/newspack-berkeleyside-cityside.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Aerial-view-of-View-of-Sather-Tower-and-Campanile-Esplanade-left-Wheeler-Hall-top-right-Hearst-Memorial-Mining-Building-bottom-right.-Photo-UC-Berkeley.png?fit=910%2C824&ssl=1 Berkleyside https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-exGG2nMX0yzloNAZLQV5xkfHCJvqRr/view?usp=share_link https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/city-of-berkeley-university-of-california-82m-settlement/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u6lDPTNwwp7tVORsnYjqtS71_u6Df42X/view?usp=share_link CBA Bay Area * X X Berkeley CA UC-Berkeley 373.715.226,00 -122.273.042,00 378.715.226,00 -122.273.042,00 2 USA x x x x x $82.6Million Wildfire prevention; services for houseless
Berkeley Zoning Adjustment Board Berkeley Berkeley CA CA Development of 18 story downtown Berkeley highrise. Approved without agreement Concluded No Agreement $6 million to the Berkeley Housing Trust Fund $6 million to the Berkeley Housing Trust Fund Development of 18 story downtown Berkeley highrise. Approved without agreement $6 million to the Berkeley Housing Trust Fund https://berkeleyca.gov/your-government/boards-commissions/zoning-adjustments-board https://i0.wp.com/newspack-berkeleyside-cityside.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/2190-Shattuck-Rendering-02.03.2022-Trachtenberg-Architects-1200x675.png?resize=1200%2C675&ssl=1 Berkleyside https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XXk5OPujkVNBbMvqx1hKZokuRwB8aN_d/view?usp=share_link * X Berkeley CA 378.715.226,00 -122.773.042,00 378.715.226,00 -122.273.042,00 3 USA PLA x 10-cinema theater credited in value at $4 million and $1 million toward an arts and culture fund
City of Berkeley Berkeley Berkeley CA CA Expansion of Bayer campus Concluded No Agreement 1000 jobs created 20% of funds for affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 20% of funds towards climate resilience 1000 jobs created 20% of funds for affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 20% of funds towards climate resilience Start year: 2021 End year: 2051 Number of years: 30 Number of people impacted: 1,000 Other notes: Community benefit total $33M over 30 years; Issues around height, sitelines and parking; educational programs, including internships and career technical education initiatives; public art; childcare Expansion of Bayer campus 1000 jobs created 20% of funds for affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 20% of funds towards climate resilience Start year: 2021 End year: 2051 Number of years: 30 Number of people impacted: 1,000 Other notes: Community benefit total $33M over 30 years; Issues around height, sitelines and parking; educational programs, including internships and career technical education initiatives; public art; childcare Bayer https://www.bayer.com/en/us/berkeley-site-updates https://www.bayer.com/sites/default/files/styles/3_1_aspect_ratio_large/public/2021-08/berkeley-hero.jpg?h=d17d86cb&itok=CspfV08u Bayer https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TEA4CaVI4YLyoUhJQG8a_vbhsMs63vSL/view?usp=share_link * X X Berkeley CA Bayer 383.715.226,00 -122.273.042,00 378.715.226,00 -122.273.042,00 4 1,000 On-going bargaining rights with UE 20% of funds towards climate resilience 2.021 2051 30 1,00 Community benefit total $33M over 30 years; Issues around height, sitelines and parking; educational programs, including internships and career technical education initiatives; public art; childcare
City of Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham AL AL Minority Contracting Requirement for Projects Receiving Public Funding in Birmingham Government Policy Other notes: 30% MBE/WBE requirement to qualify for city incentive program Minority Contracting Requirement for Projects Receiving Public Funding in Birmingham Other notes: 30% MBE/WBE requirement to qualify for city incentive program https://adeca.alabama.gov/ombe/ https://adeca.alabama.gov/wp-content/uploads/OMBEpic.jpg ADECA Alabama https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NM4CHFirQHdA56fUME1F4xDuWnl8ZjFs/view?usp=share_link Birmingham AL 330.185.892,00 -868.103.567,00 335.185.892,00 -868.103.567,00 1 USA 30% MBE/WBE requirement to qualify for city incentive program
Southtown Neighborhood Association Birmingham Birmingham AL AL Redevelopment of Southtown Court Public Housing Concluded No Agreement Relocation plan for 1000 public housing residents Relocation plan for 1000 public housing residents Redevelopment of Southtown Court Public Housing Relocation plan for 1000 public housing residents https://www.wbrc.com/2022/05/21/birmingham-housing-authority-looking-add-more-than-housing-southtown-court-renovation/ https://i0.wp.com/bhamnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Southtown.png?w=1816&ssl=1 Bham Now https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-d8jX3lDTM-3jyIkzrXxLUqIJTrabErE/view?usp=share_link X Birmingham AL Southtown Court Public Housing 340.185.892,00 -868.103.567,00 335.185.892,00 -868.103.567,00 2 x x
Community Labor United (CLU) Boston Boston MA MA Green Justice Campaign to Include Job Standards for state and local weatherization work Government Policy Responsible contractor requirements for state and local weatherization work Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: On October 27 2009, Massachusetts adopted a first-in-the-nation, $1.4 billion energy efficiency plan that will bring jobs and home retrofits to Massachusetts's working class communities. Responsible contractor requirements for state and local weatherization work Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: On October 27 2009, Massachusetts adopted a first-in-the-nation, $1.4 billion energy efficiency plan that will bring jobs and home retrofits to Massachusetts's working class communities. Value of project: $ 1,400,000,000 Green Justice Campaign to Include Job Standards for state and local weatherization work Responsible contractor requirements for state and local weatherization work Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: On October 27 2009, Massachusetts adopted a first-in-the-nation, $1.4 billion energy efficiency plan that will bring jobs and home retrofits to Massachusetts's working class communities. Value of project: $ 1,400,000,000 https://www.massclu.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Community-and-Labor-United.jpg Community Labor United https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKGDrHhjx0vDI0P0tYgliL1cveU7nmHi/view?usp=share_link X Boston MA 42.514.591,00 -7.058.335.184,00 423.600.825,00 -710.588.801,00 1 USA Responsible contractor requirements for state and local weatherization work Responsible contractor requirements for state and local weatherization work On October 27 2009, Massachusetts adopted a first-in-the-nation, $1.4 billion energy efficiency plan that will bring jobs and home retrofits to Massachusetts's working class communities. $ 1,400,000,000
Community Labor United (CLU) Boston Boston MA MA Apprenticeships for Boston School Painting Projects Government Policy Union apprenticeship placements for over 50 Boston residents per year Construction careers element included; union jobs Union apprenticeship placements for over 50 Boston residents per year Construction careers element included; union jobs Value of project: $ 4,000,000 Number of people impacted: 100 Apprenticeships for Boston School Painting Projects Union apprenticeship placements for over 50 Boston residents per year Construction careers element included; union jobs Value of project: $ 4,000,000 Number of people impacted: 100 https://www.massclu.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Community-and-Labor-United.jpg Community Labor United https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKGDrHhjx0vDI0P0tYgliL1cveU7nmHi/view?usp=share_link https://www.reimaginerpe.org/node/871 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KqL-lSq2qpexMAoR1xWoq8wx_c5Duzyz/view?usp=share_link Mary Jo Connelly X X Boston MA 41.955.574,00 -7.076.498.747,00 423.600.825,00 -710.588.801,00 2 USA Union apprenticeship placements for over 50 Boston residents per year x Union Jobs $ 4,000,000 100,00
Community Labor United (CLU) Boston Boston MA MA Building a Brighter Day labor and environmental standards for weatherization projects in Boston Government Policy Labor and environmental standards for City of Boston weatherization projects Construction careers element Environment & environmental justice element included Labor and environmental standards for City of Boston weatherization projects Construction careers element Environment & environmental justice element included Value of project: $ 42,000,000 Number of people impacted: 1,400 Building a Brighter Day labor and environmental standards for weatherization projects in Boston Labor and environmental standards for City of Boston weatherization projects Construction careers element Environment & environmental justice element included Value of project: $ 42,000,000 Number of people impacted: 1,400 https://www.massclu.org https://massclu.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/building_a_brighter_day-mobile.pdf Community Labor United https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q9Pg4j-b49XE02Tn09Yj_Th_SzRDaA2x/view?usp=share_link https://massclu.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/building_a_brighter_day-mobile.pdf https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O6DEK1mRlMsx-5Y2s7KTZ6BBGULbCbnr/view?usp=share_link Judith Grant Photo is a screenshot X X Boston MA 41.955.574,00 -7.135.277.273,00 423.600.825,00 -710.588.801,00 3 USA Labor and Environmental standards for CIty of Boston weatherization projects x x $ 42,000,000 1,40
Mystic River Watershed Association Boston Boston MA MA Environmental Standards as part of Lease renewal with Mass Port Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigations to include pedestrian/bike trail along Mystic River Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigations to include pedestrian/bike trail along Mystic River Other notes: Environmental mitigations as part of lease renewal in EJ community Environmental Standards as part of Lease renewal with Mass Port Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigations to include pedestrian/bike trail along Mystic River Other notes: Environmental mitigations as part of lease renewal in EJ community x Boston MA Mass Port 42.514.591,00 -7.153.440.836,00 423.600.825,00 -710.588.801,00 4 USA Mitigations to include pedestrian/bike trail along Mystic River Environmental mitigations as part of lease renewal in EJ community
Northeastern University Boston Boston MA MA Community benefits as part of Master plan for Northeastern University expansion Project Specific Agreement 50% women and minority workers 50% women and minority workers Other notes: $2.5 M loan fund for small businesses; 15% of goods and services from local businesses; 40% of subcontractors must be WBE Community benefits as part of Master plan for Northeastern University expansion 50% women and minority workers Other notes: $2.5 M loan fund for small businesses; 15% of goods and services from local businesses; 40% of subcontractors must be WBE X Boston MA 428.600.825,00 -710.588.801,00 423.600.825,00 -710.588.801,00 5 USA 50% women and minority workers; x $2.5 M loan fund for small businesses; 15% of goods and services from local businesses; 40% of subcontractors must be WBE
Kingsbridge Armory Redevelopment Alliance (KARA) Bronx Bronx NY NY CBA for Kingsbridge Armory Redevelopment (Project Abandonned) Project Specific Agreement Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: pay the facility's estimated 260 workers at least $10 an hour; Construction Careers requiremen included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED ceritification; 20% of site greenspace Public participation/transparency requirement: Community group to monitor implementation Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: pay the facility's estimated 260 workers at least $10 an hour; Construction Careers requiremen included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED ceritification; 20% of site greenspace Public participation/transparency requirement: Community group to monitor implementation Value of project: $ 275,000,000; Number of people impacted: 1,160; Other notes: a planned after-school program, 50,000 square feet of "community space" ; ice access for neighborhood youth; local procurement; mentorship to small businesses; Project stalled CBA for Kingsbridge Armory Redevelopment (Project Abandonned) Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: pay the facility's estimated 260 workers at least $10 an hour; Construction Careers requiremen included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED ceritification; 20% of site greenspace Public participation/transparency requirement: Community group to monitor implementation Value of project: $ 275,000,000; Number of people impacted: 1,160; Other notes: a planned after-school program, 50,000 square feet of "community space" ; ice access for neighborhood youth; local procurement; mentorship to small businesses; Project stalled https://www.facebook.com/KARABronx/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Kingsbridge-Armory-Redevelopment-Alliance.jpg KARA https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HotmNIw_czafSbOoct09t0-3OTB1qOi7/view?usp=share_link https://www.yesmagazine.org/economy/2014/01/04/kingsbridge-armory-community-benefits-agreement https://edc.nyc/press-release/nycedc-elected-officials-community-members-announce-visioning-process-kingsbridge-armory https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GsveIYt-flp3itZwX-lhcsQY0QcNw7lU/view?usp=share_link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iRPqKg2KjkLHQ0-gQGqwClvowRlMMuDc/view?usp=share_link Yes Magazine, NYCEDC What will happen to the armory now and the 20 year effort? X X x x https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QvltLFXTzfncb_RH8k5M59bAEIudP5up/view?usp=sharing Bronx NY Kingsbridge Armory 413.447.819,00 -738.648.268,00 408.447.819,00 -738.648.268,00 1 USA x pay the facility's estimated 260 workers at least $10 an hour, x LEED ceritification; 20% of site greenspace Community group to monitor implementation x $ 275,000,000 1,16 a planned after-school program, 50,000 square feet of "community space" ; ice access for neighborhood youth; local procurement; mentorship to small businesses
Sustainable Williamsburg Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY River Ring Development Community Benefits Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 2000 construction jobs; 500 permanent jobs Job Quality/Living Wage:Training program and local hire 1050 units; 25% affordable Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 3 acre public park; $100 Million for resiliency; green technology; sustainable design Jobs: 2000 construction jobs; 500 permanent jobs Job Quality/Living Wage:Training program and local hire Housing benefit requirement: 1050 units; 25% affordable; 150 affordable units for seniors Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 3 acre public park; $100 Million for resiliency; green technology; sustainable design Other notes: Approved by City Council; 50000 sq ft YMCA River Ring Development Community Benefits Jobs: 2000 construction jobs; 500 permanent jobs Job Quality/Living Wage:Training program and local hire Housing benefit requirement: 1050 units; 25% affordable; 150 affordable units for seniors Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 3 acre public park; $100 Million for resiliency; green technology; sustainable design Other notes: Approved by City Council; 50000 sq ft YMCA Two Trees Development https://sustainablewilliamsburg.com https://brooklynpost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/16/2019/05/IMG_2146.jpg Brooklyn Post https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ru5da2TgfZDvfQgvP3Z0Ot16gsa6DNQg/view?usp=share_link X X X X Brooklyn NY River Ring 409.899.233,00 -7.355.324.216,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 1 Approved by City Council
Red Hook Community Collective Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY CBA for Red Hook Point Development Concluded No Agreement Other notes: Space for local non-profits; tech internships. Project cancelled CBA for Red Hook Point Development Other notes: Space for local non-profits; tech internships. Project cancelled https://www.facebook.com/groups/179992899096052/about https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Red-Hook-Community-Collective.jpg Maria Nieto https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vRkoxNMccU0Lxb2nZkknK3F3IZE5Fhm2/view?usp=share_link Brooklyn NY Red Hoek Point 4.056.691.793,00 -7.345.669.394,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 2 x Space for local non-profits; tech internships. Project cancelled
Protect Sunset Park; UPROSE Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY Industry City Development Concluded No Agreement 10,000 jobs created; Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included; Construction Careers requirement: Tech high school and adult training No hotels; funding for tenant education; free counsel in housing court; preservation of afforedable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green Resilient Industrial District (GRID) Public participation/transparency requirement: Questions about accountability 10,000 jobs created; Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included; Construction Careers requirement: Tech high school and adult training Housing benefit requirement: No hotels; funding for tenant education; free counsel in housing court; preservation of afforedable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green Resilient Industrial District (GRID) Public participation/transparency requirement: Questions about accountability Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Number of people included: 10,000; Other notes: Manufacturing hub; roof space for solar cooperative; Proposed rezone pulled from City Council Industry City Development 10,000 jobs created; Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included; Construction Careers requirement: Tech high school and adult training Housing benefit requirement: No hotels; funding for tenant education; free counsel in housing court; preservation of afforedable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green Resilient Industrial District (GRID) Public participation/transparency requirement: Questions about accountability Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Number of people included: 10,000; Other notes: Manufacturing hub; roof space for solar cooperative; Proposed rezone pulled from City Council https://www.uprose.org/new-index https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/UPROSE.jpg UpRose BK https://drive.google.com/file/d/14cUjWifoNBAHvKA1eoo5Ap6JeNeqQ9b_/view?usp=share_link X X X x x Brooklyn NY Industry City Development 4.022.769.397,00 -7.372.721.603,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 3 10,000 x x Tech high school and adult training Green Resilient Industrial District (GRID) Questions about accountability x $ 1,000,000,000 10,00 Manufacturing hub; roof space for solar cooperative; Proposed rezone pulled
Fifth Avenue Committee Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY Community Benefits for Sunset Park Mixed-use development Project Specific Agreement Job training elements required 25% permanently affordable at an average of 46 % AMI Job training elements required Housing benefit requirement: 25% permanently affordable at an average of 46 % AMI Community Benefits for Sunset Park Mixed-use development Job training elements required Housing benefit requirement: 25% permanently affordable at an average of 46 % AMI https://fifthave.org https://fifthave.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/46407050665_64da10c2a6_k-e1619107825730.jpg Fifth Avenue Committee https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Or4LaXL4eAMLkdz48C7pcsJEzDr4h-vj/view?usp=share_link X X Brooklyn NY Sunset Park 4.022.769.397,00 -7.416.109.977,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 4 USA x x
Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition for Justice Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY Investment in Affordable Housing as part of Gowanus Rezoning Government Policy 150 affordable artist studios; some community groups say rezone lacks adequate environmental mitigations Investment in Affordable Housing as part of Gowanus Rezoning 150 affordable artist studios; some community groups say rezone lacks adequate environmental mitigations https://www.gncj.org https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c6d8675348cd920dcfbda27/1643649528544-10YTOX7IKUNX9NPB6FAY/Picture23.jpg?format=1500w Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition For Justice https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ysh927YQ9SfSaJhMxkjKp-ImmXkdlNZs/view?usp=share_link X 4.056.691.793,00 -7.443.162.186,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 5
Community Board 8 Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY Community Benefits for 840 Atlantic Ave Concluded No Agreement 54 low income housing units Housing benefit requirement: 54 low income housing units Number of people: 8000 sq ft for arts group; community board did not approve project Community Benefits for 840 Atlantic Ave Housing benefit requirement: 54 low income housing units Number of people: 8000 sq ft for arts group; community board did not approve project Atlantic-Vanderbilt Holdings LLC https://www.cb8m.com https://www.brooklynpaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Rendering-of-840-Atlantic-Avenue-Vanderbilt-Atlantic-Holdings-LLC-1.jpg Brooklyn Paper https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TGRzUyjh49_Uxqxr3dpMsgOD3AcQ-Nmj/view?usp=share_link X Brooklyn NY 840 Atlantic Ave 409.899.233,00 -7.433.507.364,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 6 yes 8000 sq ft for arts group; community board did not approve project
New York Communities for Change Brooklyn Brooklyn NY NY Bedford-Union Armory redevelopment Concluded No Agreement 330 rental units; 60 condos. Coalition proposes 100% affordable Housing benefit requirement: 330 rental units; 60 condos. Coalition proposes 100% affordable Other notes: Development on City-owned property Bedford-Union Armory redevelopment Housing benefit requirement: 330 rental units; 60 condos. Coalition proposes 100% affordable Other notes: Development on City-owned property https://www.nycommunities.org New York Communities for Change https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M7s2ClczRxLikDt5obWjAzrfJUsOV2_p/view?usp=share_link X Brooklyn NY Bedford-Union Armory 411.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 406.781.784,00 -739.441.579,00 7 Development on City-owned property
Community First Alliance Buffalo Buffalo NY NY Buffalo-Niagara Medical Complex CBA Concluded No Agreement Community Land Trust Housing benefit requirement: Community Land Trust Buffalo-Niagara Medical Complex CBA Housing benefit requirement: Community Land Trust https://m.facebook.com/widebaycommunityfirst/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Community-First-Alliance.jpg Community First Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PoodxepfXRV6tp55IFLn6b6RB7jUCBHo/view?usp=share_link X Buffalo NY Buffalo-Niagara Medical Complex 428.864.468,00 -783.783.689,00 428.864.468,00 -788.783.689,00 1 x
Partnership for the Public Good, Buffalo Commons, the Coalition for Economic Justice, and VOICE Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo NY NY CBA for construction of a New Bill's football stadium Campaign in Progress Local hire Project Labor Agreement, high wage permanent jobs Value of project: $1,000,000,000. Local contracting. Fund community health,recreational and educational programs CBA for construction of a New Bill's football stadium Value of project: $1,000,000,000. Local contracting. Fund community health,recreational and educational programs https://ppgbuffalo.org/news-and-events/events/event:02-10-2022-12-00pm-leveling-the-playing-field-ensuring-the-new-buffalo-bills-stadium-benefits-communities-across-erie-county/ https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fhyx9IkX0AgqNYI.jpg Partnership for the Public Good https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qz75zREf2rphd6G_yYpU6Q32ETgBKyNj/view?usp=share_link X X X 423.864.468,00 -788.783.689,00 428.864.468,00 -788.783.689,00 2 x x
Buffalo City Council Buffalo Buffalo NY NY Buffalo Local Hire Policy Government Policy Other notes: Projects over $5M Buffalo Local Hire Policy Other notes: Projects over $5M https://www.buffalony.gov/362/Common-Council https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c0/Buffalo_Skyline_from_Drone_1_%28cropped%29.jpg/1920px-Buffalo_Skyline_from_Drone_1_%28cropped%29.jpg Wikipedia https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T5Mk82Kq9FV7rTlxsSbTDESUUjO8Lf18/view?usp=share_link Buffalo NY 428.864.468,00 -793.783.689,00 428.864.468,00 -788.783.689,00 3 x Projects over $5M
Fruit Belt/McCarley Gardens Housing Task Force Buffalo Buffalo NY NY Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus CBA Concluded No Agreement Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus CBA Buffalo NY Buffalo-Niagara Medical Complex 433.864.468,00 -788.783.689,00 428.864.468,00 -788.783.689,00 4
Cambridge Residents Alliance Cambridge Cambridge MA MA Cambridge Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (IZO) Government Policy IZO requires 20% afordability IZO requires 20% afordability Cambridge Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (IZO) IZO requires 20% afordability X Cambridge MA 428.736.158,00 -711.097.335,00 423.736.158,00 -711.097.335,00 1 USA
Cooper Grant Neighborhood Assoc; Parents for Great Camden Schools Camden Camden NJ NJ Community access to athletic fields built by Rutgers University Campaign in Progress Value of project: $ 15,000,000 Other notes: Access for local recreational teams to newly consructed sports fields Community access to athletic fields built by Rutgers University Value of project: $ 15,000,000 Other notes: Access for local recreational teams to newly consructed sports fields https://www.greatcamdenschools.com/our-mission/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59b95ea1cd39c31688875912/1571872245967-QW42E9Y2O4SFA5WK0PR3/Web.jpg?format=1500w Parents for Great Camden Schools Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LoYB6j9WwRVRD0479_9P6MKNnhsTkR3U/view?usp=share_link Camden NJ 404.259.463,00 -751.196.199,00 399.259.463,00 -751.196.199,00 1 $ 15,000,000 Access for local recreational teams to newly consructed sports fields
North County Advocates Carlsbad Carlsbad CA CA Community Benefits for Lennar's 123 unit condo development Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: New Park; $4M for land acquisition;Buena Vista reservoir rezoned as a park; meeting goals of Climate Action Plan Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: New Park; $4M for land acquisition;Buena Vista reservoir rezoned as a park; meeting goals of Climate Action Plan Community Benefits for Lennar's 123 unit condo development Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: New Park; $4M for land acquisition;Buena Vista reservoir rezoned as a park; meeting goals of Climate Action Plan https://northcountyadvocates.com/ https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/ed8d1d9/2147483647/strip/true/crop/695x391+3+0/resize/1200x675!/quality/80/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcalifornia-times-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F9a%2Fbb%2F844824804aa795e2abb4bc59a4a8%2Fbressi.jpg The San Diego Union-Tribune https://drive.google.com/file/d/11dkjl9DGmkSD0rvzHFaNzzbUYeiHYWVw/view?usp=share_link Carlsbad CA Lennar 336.580.933,00 -1.173.505.939,00 331.580.933,00 -1.173.505.939,00 1 USA New Park; $4M for land acquisition;Buena Vista reservoir rezoned as a park; meeting goals of Climate Action Plan x
Northwest Community Alliance; Community Benefits Coalition Charlotte Charlotte NC NC Community Benefits as Part of Charlotte Growth Plan Campaign in Progress x Public participation/transparency requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Want community involvement in the planning process Community Benefits as Part of Charlotte Growth Plan Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Want community involvement in the planning process http://www.nwcall.org https://secure.entertimeonline.com/ta/images/uploaded/33563334/NWCommunityAlliance-Logo_600_131.jpg?checkLogoImgNewUI=1 Northwest Community Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/10NHtF7wNtWngUHXtonsFBO_wehcYSPNg/view?usp=share_link x https://www.yournec.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/What-is-CBA-web.jpg Charlotte NC 357.270.869,00 -808.431.267,00 352.270.869,00 -808.431.267,00 1 x x Want community involvement in the planning process
River to Ridge CBA Coalition Chattanooga Chattanooga TN TN Redevelopment of Harriett Tubman publlic housing site Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included x Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: Access to affordable Childcare Redevelopment of Harriett Tubman publlic housing site Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: Access to affordable Childcare https://images.chattanoogan.com/2019/3/article.386183.jpg Chattanoogan https://drive.google.com/file/d/10STbJUnR1vns4PQ0kanGwcNjVmZI-Dc-/view?usp=share_link X X X Chattanooga TN Harriett Tubman housing 355.456.297,00 -853.096.801,00 350.456.297,00 -853.096.801,00 1 x x x Access to affordable Childcare
Endeleo Institute Chicago Chicago IL IL Woodson Library Remodeling Project Specific Agreement Local and minority local worker hiring standard requirement Local and minority local worker hiring standard requirement Value of project: $ 10,000,000 Woodson Library Remodeling Local and minority local worker hiring standard requirement Value of project: $ 10,000,000 https://assets.dnainfo.com/generated/chicago_photo/2016/01/woodson-library-meeting--1454052500.jpg/extralarge.jpg Block Club Chicago https://drive.google.com/file/d/12f7ZIeihAalya-LHPxBoie7iv5wdnawA/view?usp=share_link https://www.exp.com/experience/carter-g-woodson-regional-library-renovation/ X Chicago IL Woodson Library 4.235.786.009,00 -8.748.893.192,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 1 Minority and local worker standards x $ 10,000,000
Logan Square Neighborhood Association Chicago Chicago IL IL Community engagement in development of Avondale Film Studio at the Fields Concluded No Agreement Public participation/transparency requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Large redevelopment of former Marshall Fields warehouses Organization is now named Palenque LSNA Community engagement in development of Avondale Film Studio at the Fields Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Large redevelopment of former Marshall Fields warehouses Organization is now named Palenque LSNA https://www.palenquelsna.org/ https://baumrealty.com/Content/Dynamic/Listings/The%20Fields-Web.jpg Baum Realty Group https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PeLUpAOgV84Lsarouffs-zBdEz63pYZg/view?usp=share_link https://blockclubchicago.org/2021/02/16/as-some-groups-dial-up-opposition-to-avondale-film-studio-others-say-latest-fields-development-will-benefit-neighborhood/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AMbRjQ98j6lJmdp6qqEmyRn3Igkor80j/view?usp=share_link Block Club Chicago x Chicago IL Avondale Film Studio 4.229.874.037,00 -8.735.947.779,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 2 x Large redevelopment of former Marshall Fields warehouses
Cannabis Equity Illinois Coalition Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA for pot dispensaries Project Specific Agreement Job training: 75% of dispensary meet social equity criteria, including living in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. Require training that would help employees move up the ladder of companies that own stores Job training: 75% of dispensary meet social equity criteria, including living in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. Require training that would help employees move up the ladder of companies that own stores Other notes: 75% of dispensary employees should meet social equity criteria, including having lived in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. reinvest 10% of their profits into affected communities and ensure that African American- or Latino-owned companies are given 10% of contracts CBA for pot dispensaries Job training: 75% of dispensary meet social equity criteria, including living in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. Require training that would help employees move up the ladder of companies that own stores Other notes: 75% of dispensary employees should meet social equity criteria, including having lived in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. reinvest 10% of their profits into affected communities and ensure that African American- or Latino-owned companies are given 10% of contracts https://cannabisequityil.org/ https://cannabisequityil.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/canna_equity_lobby_day.jpg Cannabis Equity Illinois Coalition Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OSx6jTq0dj1poFts33Vut56ZUvsso1fE/view?usp=share_link X Chicago IL 4.220.554.397,00 -8.725.192.341,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 3 75% of dispensary meet social equity criteria, including living in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. Require training that would help employees move up the ladder of companies that own stores $20 living wage; profit sharing 75% of dispensary employees should meet social equity criteria, including having lived in an area adversely affected by the drug war or a pot-related criminal record. reinvest 10% of their profits into affected communities and ensure that African American- or Latino-owned companies are given 10% of contracts
Somos Logan Square Chicago Chicago IL IL Affordable Housing for New Development in Logan Square Concluded No Agreement Increase affordable housing requirement in neighborhood from 10% to 30% Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Increase affordable housing requirement in neighborhood from 10% to 30% Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Affordable Housing for New Development in Logan Square Increase affordable housing requirement in neighborhood from 10% to 30% Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included https://wearesomos.org/en/ https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/_VS6-7WCW2XfLxbTwWNJ0_0SwR0=/0x0:1792x1194/1200x800/filters:focal(753x454:1039x740)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/65491070/_2638_N._Emmett_Street.0.png Curbed Chicago https://drive.google.com/file/d/13BmfSacSYZfSphGiwfjtF_CDRP_CIwAC/view?usp=share_link X X Chicago IL Somos Logan Square 4.208.582.111,00 -871.749.822,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 4 x
Obama Presidential Center CBA Coalition Chicago Chicago IL IL Obama Presidential Center CBA Campaign in Progress Job training requirement 30% affordable; community trust fund; property tax freeze Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Job training requirement 30% affordable; community trust fund; property tax freeze Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Value of project: $830,000,000; Land acres granted: 19 acres; Other notes: Affordable Housing Ordinance approved for Woodlawn; organizing for more Obama Presidential Center CBA Job training requirement 30% affordable; community trust fund; property tax freeze Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement included Value of project: $830,000,000; Land acres granted: 19 acres; Other notes: Affordable Housing Ordinance approved for Woodlawn; organizing for more https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5871061e6b8f5b2a8ede8ff5/1604943355795-1ULY0T5DAWV443IF5XPP/DJeffers.jpg Chicago Lawyers Committee fro Civil Rights https://drive.google.com/file/d/12tF7B1iCwQTBvDpuOqtrFkNr-muLkpSF/view?usp=share_link X X Chicago IL Obama Presidential Center 4.194.927.102,00 -8.713.488.748,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 5 x x x x x $ 830,000,000 19 acres Affordable Housing Ordinance approved for Woodlawn; organizing for more
Autonomous Tenants Union Chicago Chicago IL IL Rent strike during coronavirus crisis in Chicago Concluded No Agreement No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic Rent strike during coronavirus crisis in Chicago No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic https://www.autonomoustenantsunion.org/home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f2c90bd5eef7644803ed235/1596757647536-76NSWWO11KBY0RXIS5UA/ATU+members+protest+outside+a+landlord%27s+house Autonomous Tenants Union https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TB6YZxwMhZMIw9t_pVnKkLt0fIP-MgBo/view?usp=share_link X Chicago IL 4.180.695.618,00 -8.713.488.748,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 6
Logan Square Neighborhood Association Chicago Chicago IL IL Logan Square Community Driven Zoning Process Campaign in Progress Other notes: Scaled back apartment project wins approval Organization is now named Palenque LSNA Logan Square Community Driven Zoning Process Other notes: Scaled back apartment project wins approval Organization is now named Palenque LSNA https://www.palenquelsna.org/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f9ada9370d4933feee403a7/1610665076647-FEH1V1I9NJ4WW9N08GD7/community+driven+participatory+zoning+ward+35+chicago?format=1000w Dare to Reimagine https://drive.google.com/file/d/12SKylLZWaYUth21QAY4zJYPacPLdHB_r/view?usp=share_link https://www.daretoreimagine.org/case-studies/chicago-community-driven-participatory-zoning https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LOF7V7Fm7V5Hy6ZAWDYTrHfVaqXsaXca/view?usp=share_link Local Progress Chicago IL Logan Square 4.167.040.609,00 -871.749.822,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 7 Scaled back apartment project wins approval
Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO) Chicago Chicago IL IL Bronzeville Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Replacing public housing that was torn down Replacing public housing that was torn down Bronzeville Redevelopment Replacing public housing that was torn down https://kocoonline.org https://kenwoodoakland.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Ribbon-Cutting.jpg Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PgxeOzluJkwa_P1tFgQvKQHhbzB0cShb/view?usp=share_link X Chicago IL Bronzeville 4.155.068.323,00 -8.725.192.341,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 8
Ald Jeanette Taylor Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA Ordinance for parts of Chicago to mitigate displacement resulting from Obama Presidential Center Government Policy affordable requirements covering parts of the 5th and 20th wards affordable requirements covering parts of the 5th and 20th wards Other notes: Mitigate displacement from Obama Center; Community disputes which parcels standards apply to CBA Ordinance for parts of Chicago to mitigate displacement resulting from Obama Presidential Center affordable requirements covering parts of the 5th and 20th wards Other notes: Mitigate displacement from Obama Center; Community disputes which parcels standards apply to https://blockclubchicago.org/2022/06/03/ald-jeanette-taylor-waited-decades-for-a-section-8-apartment-it-took-so-long-she-no-longer-needs-one/ https://lede-admin.blockclubchicago.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/02/taylor.jpg Block Club Chicago https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OAFfvjkDVYi-lkuQauukkixc48a7RpO3/view?usp=share_link X https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1uInChtds4L53J6-QgtghZm25Uy02b-qj Chicago IL 4.145.748.683,00 -8.735.947.779,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 9 x Mitigate displacement from Obama Center
NotMeWe Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA to mitigate displacement in Chicago's South Shore Government Policy CBA to mitigate displacement in Chicago's South Shore https://lede-admin.blockclubchicago.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2022/06/20220611_123054.jpg Block Club Chicago https://drive.google.com/file/d/12pHXLH55Faxu21y4FUsJgxACrKZKSKkS/view?usp=share_link X 4.139.836.711,00 -8.748.893.192,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 10
Business and Professional People in the Public Interest Chicago Chicago IL IL Lathrop Homes Redevelopment Project Specific Agreement 630 units of low income housing 630 units of low income housing Other notes: Agreement with Chicago Housing Authority to replace demolished publlic housing complex Lathrop Homes Redevelopment 630 units of low income housing Other notes: Agreement with Chicago Housing Authority to replace demolished publlic housing complex https://news.wttw.com/sites/default/files/styles/gallery_large/public/article/image-gallery/4-LCP-Great-Lawn_no-text-1.jpg WTTW News https://drive.google.com/file/d/12YPCgu4nITvX4Kx4ljZDx5EBd_U9fk9S/view?usp=share_link https://www.architecture.org/programs-events/detail/current-projects-redevelopment-of-lathrop-homes/ X Chicago IL Lathrup Homes 413.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 11 USA Agreement with Chicago Housing Authority to replace demolished publlic housing complex
Nobel Neighbors Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA for Amazon warehouse Concluded No Agreement 500 jobs; want 60% hired from local neighborhood $28.50 minimum wage Displacement 500 jobs; want 60% hired from local neighborhood $28.50 minimum wage Amazon subsidy for homeowners facing rising property taxes CBA for Amazon warehouse 500 jobs; want 60% hired from local neighborhood $28.50 minimum wage Amazon subsidy for homeowners facing rising property taxes Amazon https://nobelneighbors.org https://nobelneighborschicago.files.wordpress.com/2022/03/img_20220215_104309674001.jpg Nobel Neighbors https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QQeOUJg8vmxHkVUSLc7nSMqrdOf1cxZz/view?usp=share_link X X X Chicago IL Amazon warehouse 4.139.836.711,00 -8.777.066.448,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 12 500 yes
Nobel Neighbors Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA for office park in West Humboldt Park Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement Job training requirement Value of project: $50,000,000; Other notes: Market to POC entrepreneurs; Local job fair CBA for office park in West Humboldt Park Job training requirement Value of project: $50,000,000; Other notes: Market to POC entrepreneurs; Local job fair https://nobelneighbors.org https://nobelneighborschicago.files.wordpress.com/2022/03/img_20220215_104309674001.jpg Nobel Neighbors https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QQeOUJg8vmxHkVUSLc7nSMqrdOf1cxZz/view?usp=share_link X Chicago IL West Humboldt Park 4.145.748.683,00 -8.790.011.861,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 13 x x $ 50,000,000 Market to POC entrepreneurs; Local job fair
Chicago Building Trades Chicago Chicago IL IL Construction Trades Campus at Dunbar HS Project Specific Agreement 120 Jobs created; Job training requirement included 120 Jobs created; Job training requirement included Number of people impacted: 120 Construction Trades Campus at Dunbar HS 120 Jobs created; Job training requirement included Number of people impacted: 120 https://chicagobuildingtrades.org/ https://s3-prod.chicagobusiness.com/s3fs-public/BLOGS02-160429896-AR.jpeg Crain's Chicago Business https://drive.google.com/file/d/12Z13pXAR9c_2hW6EnUUddM2i2aQB-8Ro/view?usp=share_link https://chicagodefender.com/cps-establishes-comprehensive-trades-program-at-dunbar-high-school/ X Chicago IL Dunbar High School 4.155.068.323,00 -8.800.767.299,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 14 USA 120 x x 120,00 Industry, union, city, scholl district partnership
One Northside Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA for Uptown Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Preserve affordable housing Preserve affordable housing CBA for Uptown Redevelopment Preserve affordable housing https://www.onenorthside.org/ https://shelterforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Tom-Gordon.jpg Shelterforce https://drive.google.com/file/d/132rXsRe-3I7uaDPzdgyVwdwNHq31pyFR/view?usp=share_link X Chicago IL Uptown/Northside 4.167.040.609,00 -880.846.142,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 15 x
City of Chicago Chicago Chicago IL IL WMBE contracting and local hire for private projects in Chicago Government Policy 30% local hiring requirement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included 30% local hiring requirement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Developers required to report on W/MBE contracting and local hire WMBE contracting and local hire for private projects in Chicago 30% local hiring requirement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Developers required to report on W/MBE contracting and local hire https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/ofinterest/bus/mwdbe/mbewbe.jpg City of Chicago https://drive.google.com/file/d/12dprv_9DVf0waT267AWuHMlqvVD1hle0/view?usp=share_link https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/dps/supp_info/process_improvements.html X Chicago IL 4.180.695.618,00 -8.812.470.892,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 16 USA x x x Developers required to report on W/MBE contracting and local hire
Little Village Environmental Justice Organization Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA to mitigate environmental, racial and economic neglect at Celotex site Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Coalition formed after botched factory demolition CBA to mitigate environmental, racial and economic neglect at Celotex site Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Coalition formed after botched factory demolition http://www.lvejo.org https://www.fsmonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/img_6697_From-Antonio.jpg FRANCISCAN SISTERS OF MARY https://drive.google.com/file/d/12Piy3EM3xDZq6sVGP-1FdvSYhnJ-sxRJ/view?usp=share_link Chicago IL Little Village? 4.194.927.102,00 -8.812.470.892,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 17 x x Coalition formed after botched factory demolition
Southside Transit Advocates Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA for Bike Share program Concluded No Agreement Other notes: Expanded access to bikeshare and other transit improvements CBA for Bike Share program Other notes: Expanded access to bikeshare and other transit improvements Chicago IL Southside 4.208.582.111,00 -880.846.142,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 18 Expanded access to bikeshare and other transit improvements
Westside Community Benefits Coalition (WCBC) Chicago Chicago IL IL Illinois Medical District mixed use project Concluded No Agreement Local job hiring: required to give priority to long-term unemployed; first source hiring requirement Local job hiring: required to give priority to long-term unemployed; first source hiring requirement Value of project: $ 300,000,000 Illinois Medical District mixed use project Local job hiring: required to give priority to long-term unemployed; first source hiring requirement Value of project: $ 300,000,000 X Chicago IL Illinois Medical District 4.220.554.397,00 -8.800.767.299,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 19 priority to long-term unemployed; first source hiring $15/hour x $ 300,000,000
Westside NAACP Chicago Chicago IL IL Local Hire at Emmett School Health Care Campus Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement Job training requirement Other notes: local hire and local contrating Local Hire at Emmett School Health Care Campus Job training requirement Other notes: local hire and local contrating X Chicago IL Emmett School Health Care Campus 4.229.874.037,00 -8.790.011.861,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 20 x x local hire and local contrating
Wicker Park Committee Chicago Chicago IL IL CBA for Bucktown Pot Dispensary Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement Job training requirement Other notes: Contributions to neighborhood community groups CBA for Bucktown Pot Dispensary Job training requirement Other notes: Contributions to neighborhood community groups X Chicago IL Wicker Park 4.235.786.009,00 -8.777.066.448,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 21 x x x Contributions to neighborhood community groups
Wilson Mens' Hotel Tenant Association Chicago Chicago IL IL Replacement housing for 150 Chicago residents displaced by redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Replacement housing for 150 Chicago residents displaced by redevelopment Chicago IL Wilson Mens' Hotel 423.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 418.781.136,00 -876.297.982,00 22
Madisonville Community Council Cincinnati Cincinnati OH OH CBA for downtown Cincinnati redevelopment project Campaign in Progress Other notes: Address parking and gentrification CBA for downtown Cincinnati redevelopment project Other notes: Address parking and gentrification https://www.ourmadisonville.com https://tile.loc.gov/image-services/iiif/service:pnp:highsm:42000:42061/full/pct:50/0/default.jpg Carol Highsmith https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kAgxdcZLkXDkLt9-GZOnLfd7kqP4sCvN/view?usp=share_link https://local12.com/news/local/madisonville-neighbors-concerned-community-forgotten-as-new-development-rises-cincinnati https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u7QiU7owCW59NiqOTUSqqrghiWvIANIX/view?usp=share_link local12 Cincinnati OH Madisonville 386.031.182,00 -845.120.196,00 391.031.182,00 -845.120.196,00 1 Address parking and gentrification
West End Community Council Cincinnati Cincinnati OH OH West End Soccer Stadium CBA Project Specific Agreement Job training requirements included $100,000 housing study; $50000 communications consultant for affordable housing Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: $100,000 housing study; $50000 communications consultant for affordable housing Value of Project: $ 6,170,000; Other notes: $100,000 youth soccer; $100,000 community building; $20000 entrepreneurship training; no community enforcement provisions; WMBE contracting West End Soccer Stadium CBA Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: $100,000 housing study; $50000 communications consultant for affordable housing Value of Project: $ 6,170,000; Other notes: $100,000 youth soccer; $100,000 community building; $20000 entrepreneurship training; no community enforcement provisions; WMBE contracting https://westendcincinnati.org/index.html https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/57455e88bc5134e50ed9e010984a76ddbb448fe1/c=0-249-4894-3014/local/-/media/2018/02/08/Cincinnati/Cincinnati/636537112604985646-020818FCCincy-01.jpg Cincinnati Enquirer https://drive.google.com/file/d/126_G3naDxK2GqC5-Bi6ESnP1md4CkUBI/view?usp=share_link X X Cincinnati OH West End Soccer Stadium 396.031.182,00 -845.120.196,00 391.031.182,00 -845.120.196,00 2 USA x x $ 6,170,000 x $100,000 youth soccer; $100,000 community building; $20000 entrepreneurship training; no community enforcement provisions; WMBE contracting
City of Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland OH OH Fannie Lewis Resident Employment Law Government Policy Job training & local hire requirements: 15% MBE, 7% FBE, 8% SBE, and, for projects in the City of Cleveland, 20% Cleveland residents. Designation of the CMSD high-school-to-apprenticeship programs , the adult pre apprenticeship programs , and any other programs approved by the Committee as preferred first source pre-apprenticeship programs. Construction Careers requirements included Job training & local hire requirements: 15% MBE, 7% FBE, 8% SBE, and, for projects in the City of Cleveland, 20% Cleveland residents. Designation of the CMSD high-school-to-apprenticeship programs , the adult pre apprenticeship programs , and any other programs approved by the Committee as preferred first source pre-apprenticeship programs. Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 95,800,000 Other notes: All public projects; advocating for private projects Fannie Lewis Resident Employment Law Job training & local hire requirements: 15% MBE, 7% FBE, 8% SBE, and, for projects in the City of Cleveland, 20% Cleveland residents. Designation of the CMSD high-school-to-apprenticeship programs , the adult pre apprenticeship programs , and any other programs approved by the Committee as preferred first source pre-apprenticeship programs. Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 95,800,000 Other notes: All public projects; advocating for private projects https://www.clevelandohio.gov https://blackthen.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/images.ulib_.csuohio.edu_.jpg Black Then https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TVbPETjoB7rAOZTz8JdHjqXLb2NQvJ3r/view?usp=share_link X X Cleveland OH 4.174.932,00 -812.613.478,00 4.149.932,00 -816.943.605,00 1 USA 15% MBE, 7% FBE, 8% SBE, and, for projects in the City of Cleveland, 20% Cleveland residents. Designation of the CMSD high-school-to-apprenticeship programs , the adult pre apprenticeship programs , and any other programs approved by the Committee as preferred first source pre-apprenticeship programs. 20% x x $ 95,800,000 All public projects; advocating for private projects
Greater Cleveland Congregations United Cleveland Cleveland OH OH CBA for Quicken Loans Arena Project Specific Agreement Other notes: Mental health and substance abuse facilities CBA for Quicken Loans Arena Other notes: Mental health and substance abuse facilities https://www.greaterclevelandcongregations.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Greater-Cleveland-Congregations.jpg Greater Cleveland Congregations https://drive.google.com/file/d/17tJjatThdn7v-EnR1ActfF9c1qPQusHT/view?usp=share_link Cleveland OH Quicken Loans Arena 4.124.932,00 -812.613.478,00 4.149.932,00 -816.943.605,00 2 USA x Mental health and substance abuse facilities
Cleveland Building Trades Council Cleveland Cleveland OH OH Cleveland Tech high school students into apprenticeships Government Policy Job training: union apprenticeship programs Job Quality/Living Wage: Prevailing Wage; Construction Careers requirements included Job training: union apprenticeship programs Job Quality/Living Wage: Prevailing Wage; Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 550,000,000 Cleveland Tech high school students into apprenticeships Job training: union apprenticeship programs Job Quality/Living Wage: Prevailing Wage; Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 550,000,000 https://www.cbctc.org https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc9cd97a5705651ea3fbf7c/1670863365761-DJP96P7FRDIXA83UKETR/IMG_5579.jpg?format=1000w Cleveland Building Trades Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TIeUkIWiLYCTXb3jxhV8C16udGoswJik/view?usp=share_link X X Cleveland OH Cleveland Building Trades Council 4.099.932,00 -816.943.605,00 4.149.932,00 -816.943.605,00 3 USA Union apprenticeship programs Prevailing Wage x $ 550,000,000
The Centers for Families and Children's El Barrio Workforce Development Center Cleveland Cleveland OH OH Local hire in Detroit Shoreway Arts District Project Specific Agreement 50 jobs created; Job training & local hire: recruitment, training and followup of local residents 50 jobs created; Job training & local hire: recruitment, training and followup of local residents Number of people impacted: 50 Local hire in Detroit Shoreway Arts District 50 jobs created; Job training & local hire: recruitment, training and followup of local residents Number of people impacted: 50 https://thecentersohio.org https://s3-prod.crainscleveland.com/s3fs-public/NEWS_170429875_AR_0_GNUZXASDSIVF.jpg Crain's Cleveland Business https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S2L51ZQH-2hccuT_wBobruiOkBFoLpCv/view?usp=share_link X Cleveland OH Detroit Shoreway Arts District 4.124.932,00 -821.273.732,00 4.149.932,00 -816.943.605,00 4 USA 50 recruitment, training and followup of local residents 50,00
JD Supra Cleveland Cleveland OH OH A city CBA ordinance focusing on equitable construction contract hiring Government Policy Cleveland City Council passed Emergency Ordinance 297-2023 (the Ordinance), described as community benefits agreement (CBA) legislation on Monday, June 5th. The Ordinance focuses on improving construction contract work allocated to certified Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs), Female Business Enterprises (FBEs) and Cleveland Area Small Businesses (CSBs). The Ordinance enacts new Codified Ordinance Sections 190A.01 through 190A.07 and focuses on development projects where developers receive defined City Financial Assistance in excess of $250,000. The Ordinance is effective September 6, 2023. https://www.jdsupra.com/ https://www.clevescene.com/news/community-benefit-legislation-introduced-at-cleveland-city-council-with-aim-of-getting-return-on-investment-for-publicly-funded-projects-41550022 Cleveland OH 4.174.932,00 -821.273.732,00 4.149.932,00 -816.943.605,00 5 USA
City of Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland OH OH City-sponsored CBA for 120,000 sq/ft International Food Solutions processing facility on historic 55th Street Project Specific Agreement Jobs:Spend $3 million more than required on diverse businesses during construction. Break construction work down into smaller packages so minority-owned, female-owned, and Cleveland-based businesses can better compete for those contracts. Partner with Starr to launch a business association group for the area, and host job fairs. Job Quality: $75-a-week daycare subsidy for all full-time employee in good standing, for kids enrolled at a nearby daycare. Explore “last mile” transportation options for employees. Environment: Install murals on East 55th Street that honor the historic Majestic Hotel, which once occupied the site. Built in 1907, the Majestic served as Cleveland’s premiere hotel for Black travelers during segregation and the Jim Crow era. Sponsor an Ohio historical marker for the Majestic Hotel site. Create a pocket park in front of the building. Community Support: Make quarterly food donations to the Shiloh Baptist Church, or other organizations in the surrounding community. Donate $1,500 annually to an organization that serves Ward 5. Jobs:Spend $3 million more than required on diverse businesses during construction. Break construction work down into smaller packages so minority-owned, female-owned, and Cleveland-based businesses can better compete for those contracts. Partner with Starr to launch a business association group for the area, and host job fairs. Job Quality: $75-a-week daycare subsidy for all full-time employee in good standing, for kids enrolled at a nearby daycare. Explore “last mile” transportation options for employees. Environment: Install murals on East 55th Street that honor the historic Majestic Hotel, which once occupied the site. Built in 1907, the Majestic served as Cleveland’s premiere hotel for Black travelers during segregation and the Jim Crow era. Sponsor an Ohio historical marker for the Majestic Hotel site. Create a pocket park in front of the building. Community Support: Make quarterly food donations to the Shiloh Baptist Church, or other organizations in the surrounding community. Donate $1,500 annually to an organization that serves Ward 5. City approved incentive package that would bring 220 new jobs to highly-impoverished Central neighborhood that would permit International Food Solutions to construct a 120,000 sq/ft food production and processing facility. The incentives include a 10 year, 75% property tax abatement ($8.5 million) and a 5 year income tax credit ($460 thousand) from the City, in addition to a $9.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. City-sponsored CBA for 120,000 sq/ft International Food Solutions processing facility on historic 55th Street Jobs:Spend $3 million more than required on diverse businesses during construction. Break construction work down into smaller packages so minority-owned, female-owned, and Cleveland-based businesses can better compete for those contracts. Partner with Starr to launch a business association group for the area, and host job fairs. Job Quality: $75-a-week daycare subsidy for all full-time employee in good standing, for kids enrolled at a nearby daycare. Explore “last mile” transportation options for employees. Environment: Install murals on East 55th Street that honor the historic Majestic Hotel, which once occupied the site. Built in 1907, the Majestic served as Cleveland’s premiere hotel for Black travelers during segregation and the Jim Crow era. Sponsor an Ohio historical marker for the Majestic Hotel site. Create a pocket park in front of the building. Community Support: Make quarterly food donations to the Shiloh Baptist Church, or other organizations in the surrounding community. Donate $1,500 annually to an organization that serves Ward 5. City approved incentive package that would bring 220 new jobs to highly-impoverished Central neighborhood that would permit International Food Solutions to construct a 120,000 sq/ft food production and processing facility. The incentives include a 10 year, 75% property tax abatement ($8.5 million) and a 5 year income tax credit ($460 thousand) from the City, in addition to a $9.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. https://www.clevelandcitycouncil.org/ https://www.clevelandcitycouncil.org/themes/custom/cleveland_city_council/logo.svg City of Cleveland X X Cleveland OH 4.199.932,00 -816.943.605,00 4.149.932,00 -816.943.605,00 6 USA 220 X X
UNE (United for a New Economy) Denver Denver CO CO CBA & Redevelopment Plan Cherokee /Gates Redevelopment (rescinded) Project Specific Agreement First source hiring for all jobs required Affordable units: 250 rental; 150 sale Public participation/transparency requirement: FRESC worked with CRD Coalition partners and neighborhood residents to ensure transparency and adequate clean-up of trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination in neighborhoods surrounding the Gates redevelopment project. First source hiring for all jobs required Affordable units: 250 rental; 150 sale Public participation/transparency requirement: FRESC worked with CRD Coalition partners and neighborhood residents to ensure transparency and adequate clean-up of trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination in neighborhoods surrounding the Gates redevelopment project. Value of project: $ 1,500,000,000; Number of people impacted: 8,000 CBA & Redevelopment Plan Cherokee /Gates Redevelopment (rescinded) First source hiring for all jobs required Affordable units: 250 rental; 150 sale Public participation/transparency requirement: FRESC worked with CRD Coalition partners and neighborhood residents to ensure transparency and adequate clean-up of trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination in neighborhoods surrounding the Gates redevelopment project. Value of project: $ 1,500,000,000; Number of people impacted: 8,000 https://unecolorado.org http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_HCy9NTgctuo/R6EbaqQAYMI/AAAAAAAAACU/aZ-d0-ALZD8/s320/light-rail-building.jpg Services Agreement Blog https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZthyPuwk7uVimzO8i7P4fy6wl9oL631d/view?usp=share_linkk X X X Denver CO Cherokee/Gates 401.750.557,00 -104.741.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 1 USA First source hiring for all jobs Prevailing wage on infrastructure. Living wage for Parking attendants and security guards; 1150 permanent jobs x FRESC worked with CRD Coalition partners and neighborhood residents to ensure transparency and adequate clean-up of trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination in neighborhoods surrounding the Gates redevelopment project. x $ 1,500,000,000 8,00
Globeville,Elyria/Swansea Coalition (GES) Denver Denver CO CO Community Control for Development of 60 acres at "The Triangle", adjacent to National Western Stock Show Campaign in Progress Job training requirement included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: Community Control of 60 acres at National Western Stock Show Job training requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: Community Control of 60 acres at National Western Stock Show Stadium and arena requuirements included; Other notes: Coalition organizing to control 60 acres for community driven development; coalition successfully defeated $190M bond referendum for arena in Nov 2021 Community Control for Development of 60 acres at "The Triangle", adjacent to National Western Stock Show Job training requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: Community Control of 60 acres at National Western Stock Show Stadium and arena requuirements included; Other notes: Coalition organizing to control 60 acres for community driven development; coalition successfully defeated $190M bond referendum for arena in Nov 2021 https://www.ges-coalition.org/ https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/coloradopolitics.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/0/73/07373a2e-2011-11ea-bdd4-9bfdcfd0c7a5/5d8e7bbe7f2ee.image.jpg?resize=1035%2C582 Mayor's Office of the National Western Center https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vNWVKVAVjbeH4jScLSW9p5WA4OSiHPeJ/view?usp=share_link https://www.denvernorthstar.com/ges-coalition-partners-with-colorado-community-land-trust-to-create-affordable-housing-solutions/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TOQ_W-tRDfIGitmyXOYHWEHEpYiAfda_/view?usp=share_link Denver North Star X x https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yZFS89hVW34DnSqeqZ8n1kbrypGtDyDx/view?usp=sharing Denver CO The Triangle/National Western Stock Show 39.992.043,00 -1.045.585.183,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 2 x x x x x x x Coalition organizing to control 60 acres for community driven development; coalition successfully defeated $190M bond referendum for arena in Nov 2021
Globeville/Elyria-Swansea Affordable Housing Collaborative Denver Denver CO CO Affordable Housing in 48th and Race housing development Project Specific Agreement 150 permanently affordable rental units, with 45 for households earning 30% of area median income (AMI) 150 permanently affordable rental units, with 45 for households earning 30% of area median income (AMI) Affordable Housing in 48th and Race housing development 150 permanently affordable rental units, with 45 for households earning 30% of area median income (AMI) https://brothersredevelopment.org/globeville-elyria-swansea-affordable-housing-collaborative/ https://brothersredevelopment.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ges_1.jpg Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OGjPtf1Ra1F3lwqu3Wh0IXNIcloqeTz5/view?usp=share_link X Denver CO Globeville/Elyria-Swansea 39.742.043,00 -104.491.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 3 USA
Denver City Council Denver Denver CO CO Pilot local hire project for National Western site preparation Project Specific Agreement Local hiring targeted hiring from disadvantaged zipcodes Local hiring targeted hiring from disadvantaged zipcodes Value of project: $ 275,000,000 Pilot local hire project for National Western site preparation Local hiring targeted hiring from disadvantaged zipcodes Value of project: $ 275,000,000 https://www.denvergov.org/content/dam/denvergov/Portals/690/workforce-2020-/DCCP_Contractor_Resource_Guide_2020.pdf https://media.bizj.us/view/img/11185196/ariel-bcd-looking-south*1024xx1874-1054-9-0.png Denver Business Journal https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gTmY-Y7SV4_HYdrVZ4xlUpxI5ao8mT_j/view?usp=sharing X Denver CO National Western 39.492.043,00 -1.045.585.183,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 4 USA Targeted hiring from disadvantaged zipcodes $ 275,000,000
UNE (United for a New Economy) Denver Denver CO CO St Joseph Hospital renovation in Denver Project Specific Agreement Value of project: $ 623,000,000 St Joseph Hospital renovation in Denver Value of project: $ 623,000,000 https://unecolorado.org https://media.bizj.us/view/img/3761621/sjh-rendering*1200xx1000-563-0-76.jpg Denver Business Journal https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zt5dAP3jekPPu2Da_6oG3xdq472httAW/view?usp=share_link Denver CO St Joseph Hospital 393.090.303,00 -104.741.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 5 USA $ 623,000,000
Colorado DOT Denver Denver CO CO Local Hire for I-70 project Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included Job training requirement included Value of project: $ 1,200,000,000 Number of people impacted: 300 Other notes: $400,000 training grant Local Hire for I-70 project Job training requirement included Value of project: $ 1,200,000,000 Number of people impacted: 300 Other notes: $400,000 training grant https://www.codot.gov/ https://media.bizj.us/view/img/6625012/i-70-east-partial-cover*1024xx800-449-0-117.jpg The Business Journals https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TXLcVUYYfClVrQX4LtPIqJZrrR-CE8Ke/view?usp=share_link X Denver CO I-70 39.242.043,00 -104.991.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 6 USA x x x $ 1,200,000,000 300,00 $400,000 training grant
GES Coalition Denver Denver CO CO GES Community Land Trust Project Specific Agreement $2 M to fund Deed restricted single family homes $2 M to fund Deed restricted single family homes Value of project: Colorado DOT I-70 $1.2 B expansion; CDOT grants $2 M to GES Coalition; City of Denver grants $2M to GES Coalition GES Community Land Trust $2 M to fund Deed restricted single family homes Value of project: Colorado DOT I-70 $1.2 B expansion; CDOT grants $2 M to GES Coalition; City of Denver grants $2M to GES Coalition https://www.gescoalition.com/ https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0343bc_a193ba97ab424873912eff8ccf3fcd01~mv2.jpeg/v1/fill/w_659,h_453,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/vxf33UUg.jpeg GES Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KNwd0L07GAawBfrdRWmdlYrsgY7iqosM/view?usp=share_link X https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1yZFS89hVW34DnSqeqZ8n1kbrypGtDyDx Denver CO 393.090.303,00 -105.241.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 7 USA Colorado DOT I-70 $1.2 B expansion; CDOT grants $2 M to GES Coalition; City of Denver grants $2M to GES Coalition
Globeville/Elyria-Swansea Affordable Housing Collaborative Denver Denver CO CO CDOT payment to mitigate displacement from I-70 reconstruction Project Specific Agreement Community Land Trust for permanently affordable homes and $300000 for home repairs Community Land Trust for permanently affordable homes and $300000 for home repairs CDOT payment to mitigate displacement from I-70 reconstruction Community Land Trust for permanently affordable homes and $300000 for home repairs https://www.ges-coalition.org/ https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0343bc_a193ba97ab424873912eff8ccf3fcd01~mv2.jpeg/v1/fill/w_878,h_604,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/vxf33UUg.jpeg Globeville/Elyria-Swansea Affordable Housing Collaborative 'Who We Are' https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L2a-hiFP2If5TvxsXf9EKmazNADpzbWU/view?usp=share_link X Denver CO Globeville/Elyria-Swansea and I-70 39.492.043,00 -1.054.245.437,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 8 USA
UNE (United for a New Economy) Denver Denver CO CO Public participation in FasTracks transit expansion planning Project Specific Agreement Transit oriented development requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: "Resident Advisory Committee," includes residents city planners, housing authority officials, and community based organizations to set priorities that govern future redevelopment. Transit oriented development requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: "Resident Advisory Committee," includes residents city planners, housing authority officials, and community based organizations to set priorities that govern future redevelopment. Value of project: $ 6,700,000,000; Number of people impacted: 76,000 Public participation in FasTracks transit expansion planning Transit oriented development requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement: "Resident Advisory Committee," includes residents city planners, housing authority officials, and community based organizations to set priorities that govern future redevelopment. Value of project: $ 6,700,000,000; Number of people impacted: 76,000 https://unecolorado.org https://triunityeng.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Trinuity_RTD-e1401233820248-1080x675.jpg Triunity Inc. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZthyPuwk7uVimzO8i7P4fy6wl9oL631d/view?usp=share_link X X Denver CO FasTracks 39.742.043,00 -105.491.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 9 USA x "Resident Advisory Committee," includes residents city planners, housing authority officials, and community based organizations to set priorities that govern future redevelopment. $ 6,700,000,000 76,00
UNE (United for a New Economy), Apollo Alliance Denver Denver CO CO City support for weatherization and utility subsidies for low-income residents in Denver Government Policy Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $41 million to the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) to help poor families facing sharply increasing heating costs, and also authorized $19 million to be used for energy efficiency weatherization programs that will help provide permanent reductions in heating costs for qualifying low-income families Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $41 million to the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) to help poor families facing sharply increasing heating costs, and also authorized $19 million to be used for energy efficiency weatherization programs that will help provide permanent reductions in heating costs for qualifying low-income families Value of project: $ 60,000,000 City support for weatherization and utility subsidies for low-income residents in Denver Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $41 million to the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) to help poor families facing sharply increasing heating costs, and also authorized $19 million to be used for energy efficiency weatherization programs that will help provide permanent reductions in heating costs for qualifying low-income families Value of project: $ 60,000,000 https://unecolorado.org https://unecolorado.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/UNE-Logo.jpg UNE (United for a New Economy) https://drive.google.com/file/d/124a9NnNX3HxAt2j5bLQwkgobEjL7zKVT/view?usp=share_link X Denver CO 39.992.043,00 -1.054.245.437,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 10 USA $41 million to the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) to help poor families facing sharply increasing heating costs, and also authorized $19 million to be used for energy efficiency weatherization programs that will help provide permanent reductions in heating costs for qualifying low-income families $ 60,000,000
UNE (United for a New Economy) Denver Denver CO CO Enhanced training opportunities and first source hiring for Denver urban renewal projects Government Policy Job training: All projects to dedicate 1% of their TIF allocation to training. Projects receiving more than $20 million are required to develop a Training Plan. The funds will provide new training that would not have otherwise been provided. Projects receiving less than $20 million in TIF may elect a payment in lieu, with funds going to a construction training fund or program. Job training: All projects to dedicate 1% of their TIF allocation to training. Projects receiving more than $20 million are required to develop a Training Plan. The funds will provide new training that would not have otherwise been provided. Projects receiving less than $20 million in TIF may elect a payment in lieu, with funds going to a construction training fund or program. Enhanced training opportunities and first source hiring for Denver urban renewal projects Job training: All projects to dedicate 1% of their TIF allocation to training. Projects receiving more than $20 million are required to develop a Training Plan. The funds will provide new training that would not have otherwise been provided. Projects receiving less than $20 million in TIF may elect a payment in lieu, with funds going to a construction training fund or program. https://unecolorado.org https://unecolorado.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/UNE-team-in-front-of-capitol-e1649129212180.jpg UNE (United for a New Economy) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_0_Qs5shYhzrp3kb3bCW3wkqbQVf1LY8/view?usp=share_link X Denver CO 401.750.557,00 -105.241.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 11 USA all projects to dedicate 1% of their TIF allocation to training.  Projects receiving more than $20 million are required to develop a Training Plan. The funds will provide new training that would not have otherwise been provided.  Projects receiving less than $20 million in TIF may elect a payment in lieu, with funds going to a construction training fund or program. x
UNE (United for a New Economy) Denver Denver CO CO Prevailing wage for Denver Urban renewal projects Government Policy Prevailing wage for Denver Urban renewal projects https://unecolorado.org https://unecolorado.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Join-Us-Team-Member-uai-516x463.jpg UNE (United for a New Economy) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SFWYi7WxwQVxoabGbZ6GbMwyEzTkRgU9/view?usp=share_link Denver CO 40.242.043,00 -104.991.531,00 39.742.043,00 -104.991.531,00 12 USA applies Denver’s Prevailing Wage to trunk infrastructure on TIF projects. 
SW Detroit CBC Detroit Detroit MI MI Detroit River Bridge "Bridging Neighborhoods" Project Specific Agreement $10M on job training $32 M Home swap program Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $2.4 M to monitor health impacts $10M on job training $32 M Home swap program Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $2.4 M to monitor health impacts Value of project: $ 2,000,000,000 Detroit River Bridge "Bridging Neighborhoods" $10M on job training $32 M Home swap program Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $2.4 M to monitor health impacts Value of project: $ 2,000,000,000 https://swdetroitcbc.org https://assets1.cbsnewsstatic.com/i/cbslocal/wp-content/uploads/sites/15909782/2021/08/300px-Rendering-Of-Gordie-Howe-Bridge-2018.jpg?w=300 CBC News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RvJS9tXvxClhbcY66Ol0T4LOgDiX4nU1/view?usp=share_link X X X Detroit MI Gordie Howe Bridge 4.278.191.343,00 -8.282.881.113,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 1 USA $10M job training $2.4 M to monitor health impacts x $ 2,000,000,000
Equitable Detroit Coalition Detroit Detroit MI MI Detroit Citywide CBA Ordinance Government Policy Public participation/transparency requirement: Neighborhood Advisory Committee makes suggestions Public participation/transparency requirement: Neighborhood Advisory Committee makes suggestions Start date: 2016 Value of project: All projects over $75M; Projects receiving over $1M in tax abatements or city land transfer Other notes: Developer negotiates with City Planning Director; current ordinance passed as weaker alternative to coalition proposed ordinance Detroit Citywide CBA Ordinance Public participation/transparency requirement: Neighborhood Advisory Committee makes suggestions Start date: 2016 Value of project: All projects over $75M; Projects receiving over $1M in tax abatements or city land transfer Other notes: Developer negotiates with City Planning Director; current ordinance passed as weaker alternative to coalition proposed ordinance https://www.detroitpeoplesplatform.org/groups/equitable-development-coalition/ https://buildingmovement.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Fighting-for-Equity-in-Development-The-Story-of-Detroits-Community-Benefits-Ordinance.pdf Equitable Detroit Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g9klt3z6v_Ee9vxvy-cWCgItZzJIJh-S/view?usp=share_link https://buildingmovement.org/reports/fighting-for-equity-in-development-the-story-of-detroits-community-benefits-ordinance/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1En1H4xe0-kQ2WDbElmAxAessMfoutMzn/view?usp=share_link Equitable Detroit Coalition x Detroit MI 426.431.739,00 -8.265.483.726,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 2 USA Neighborhood Advisory Committee makes suggestions x 2.016 All projects over $75M; Projects receiving over $1M in tax abatements or city land transfer Developer negotiates with City Planning Director; current ordinance passed as weaker alternative to coalition proposed ordinance
West Grand Boulevard Collaborative Detroit Detroit MI MI CBA for new development in Northwest Goldberg Project Specific Agreement Job training benefits included Job quality & living wage benefits indluded Exceeds 20% affordable Job training benefits included Job quality & living wage benefits indluded Exceeds 20% affordable CBA for new development in Northwest Goldberg Job training benefits included Job quality & living wage benefits indluded Exceeds 20% affordable http://wgbcdetroit.org https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/Z2H2snj6gBbdV2zGjc0w-M9Js5g=/0x0:4032x2688/1200x800/filters:focal(1694x1022:2338x1666)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/65044877/IMG_0857.0.jpg Curbed Detroit https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XGXvzi6-QkRq7t61gjB820Zrid9oMlUu/view?usp=share_link X X X Detroit MI Northwest Goldberg 4.244.268.947,00 -8.255.828.904,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 3 USA x x x
West Grand Boulevard Collaborative Detroit Detroit MI MI Henry Ford Cancer Center CBA Project Specific Agreement Job training benefits element included Job training benefits element included Value of Project: $ 155,000,000; Other notes: Construction Mitigation Henry Ford Cancer Center CBA Job training benefits element included Value of Project: $ 155,000,000; Other notes: Construction Mitigation http://wgbcdetroit.org https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/Z2H2snj6gBbdV2zGjc0w-M9Js5g=/0x0:4032x2688/1200x800/filters:focal(1694x1022:2338x1666)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/65044877/IMG_0857.0.jpg West Grand Boulevard Collaborative https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XGXvzi6-QkRq7t61gjB820Zrid9oMlUu/view?usp=share_link X Detroit MI Henry Ford Cancer Center 4.222.016.853,00 -8.255.828.904,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 4 USA x x $ 155,000,000 Construction Mitigation
Detroit Peoples' Platform Detroit Detroit MI MI Environmental mitigations for new Jeep plant Campaign in Progress Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Value of project: $ 1,000,000 Other notes: Need for more environmental mitigations and hme repiar funds Environmental mitigations for new Jeep plant Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Value of project: $ 1,000,000 Other notes: Need for more environmental mitigations and hme repiar funds https://www.detroitpeoplesplatform.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Detroit-Peoples-Platform.jpg Detroit People's Platform https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LWQ0HUKmARY9AIr-WW_AhupqZJ_vsCn9/view?usp=share_link Detroit MI Fiat Chrysler plant 420.196.841,00 -8.265.483.726,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 5 x $ 1,000,000 Need for more environmental mitigations and hme repiar funds
Equitable Detroit Coalition Detroit Detroit MI MI Ford Corktown Campus CBA Concluded No Agreement Public participation/transparency requirement: City legislated CBA process requiring Neighborhood Advisory Council 188 units; 20% affordable Public participation/transparency requirement: City legislated CBA process requiring Neighborhood Advisory Council Value of project: $ 740,000,000 Other notes: More robust community benefits package than proposed $10 M. Traffic, parking and the preservation of a historic building Ford Corktown Campus CBA 188 units; 20% affordable Public participation/transparency requirement: City legislated CBA process requiring Neighborhood Advisory Council Value of project: $ 740,000,000 Other notes: More robust community benefits package than proposed $10 M. Traffic, parking and the preservation of a historic building https://www.detroitpeoplesplatform.org/groups/equitable-development-coalition/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Equitable-Detroit-Coalition_2.jpg Equitable Detroit Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HjHoWETpeyTdjqDiAAxLAlhtmB-BQdLR/view?usp=share_link X x Detroit MI Corktown 4.188.094.457,00 -8.282.881.113,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 6 $ 740,000,000 More robust community benefits package than proposed $10 M
Charlevoix Village Association Detroit Detroit MI MI Affordable Houisng for 8 unit row house Concluded No Agreement Affordable rent for current neighborhood residents Affordable rent for current neighborhood residents Value of project: $ 2,460,000 Other notes: Oppose gentrification Affordable Houisng for 8 unit row house Affordable rent for current neighborhood residents Value of project: $ 2,460,000 Other notes: Oppose gentrification https://cvadetroit.com https://cvadetroit.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/cropped-img_20190221_170803-1.jpg Charlex village association https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/10TobYbAFSrQqj8oX0jKHg1YaU5rW1I4F X Detroit MI Charlevoix Village Association 41.831.429,00 -83.045.753,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 7 $ 2,460,000 Oppose gentrification
Michigan State Fairgrounds Development Coalition Detroit Detroit MI MI Amazon Distribution Center at Michigan State Fairgrounds Concluded No Agreement 1200 jobs created $15/hour payment 1200 jobs created $15/hour payment Number of people impacted: 1,200; Other notes: Not subject to CBA ordinance; No negotiations with community; temporary restraining order in place Amazon Distribution Center at Michigan State Fairgrounds 1200 jobs created $15/hour payment Number of people impacted: 1,200; Other notes: Not subject to CBA ordinance; No negotiations with community; temporary restraining order in place https://mifairgroundsfuture.org https://media1.fdncms.com/metrotimes/imager/u/slideshow/25462384/dsc0040.jpg-sfdc-sc-members-_l-r_-tonya-phillips_-marya-sosu.jpg Click on Detroit https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PtxU7ftS9mZPnAL0ijfHI_z606JU_PwS/view?usp=share_link X X Detroit MI Michigan State Fairgrounds 4.188.094.457,00 -8.326.269.487,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 8 1,200 $15/hour 1,20 Not subject to CBA ordinance; No negotiations with community; temporary restraining order in place
SW Detroit CBC Detroit Detroit MI MI CBA for Delray residents; City of Detroit, Canada and SWDCBC Project Specific Agreement 20% local hiring; $10 M for job training 5 yr home repair program for Delray residents; Home swap program plus $60000 per home for rehab; $33M neighborhod improvement fund Walking and biking paths; Neighborhood beautification initiatives; $2.4 M for Health Monitoring 20% local hiring; $10 M for job training 5 year home repair program for Delray residents; Home swap program plus $60000 per home for rehabilitation; $33M neighborhod improvement fund Walking and biking paths; Neighborhood beautification initiatives; $2.4 M for Health Monitoring Other notes: Funded with $48M from proceeds from sale of landGoods and services from local businesses; investments in community organizations. CBA for Delray residents; City of Detroit, Canada and SWDCBC 20% local hiring; $10 M for job training 5 year home repair program for Delray residents; Home swap program plus $60000 per home for rehabilitation; $33M neighborhod improvement fund Walking and biking paths; Neighborhood beautification initiatives; $2.4 M for Health Monitoring Other notes: Funded with $48M from proceeds from sale of landGoods and services from local businesses; investments in community organizations. https://swdetroitcbc.org https://swdetroitcbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/swdcbc.jpeg SW Detroit CBC https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Run-j4HjBQqYLH-UdQIGBF_hUpKrsIfv/view?usp=share_link X X X Detroit MI Delray 420.196.841,00 -8.343.666.874,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 9 USA 20% local hire; 10 M for job training 20% x Funded with $48M from proceeds from sale of landGoods and services from local businesses; investments in community organizations.
City of Detroit Detroit Detroit MI MI Community Benefits for Detroit Pistons move back to City Government Policy 51% local hire for construction; no standard for permanent jobs 51% local hire for construction; no standard for permanent jobs Value of project: $ 862,000,000 Other notes: 30% local contracting; $2.5 M for 60 local basketball courts Community Benefits for Detroit Pistons move back to City 51% local hire for construction; no standard for permanent jobs Value of project: $ 862,000,000 Other notes: 30% local contracting; $2.5 M for 60 local basketball courts https://detroitmi.gov https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/2394565b7ca3b2f4da832a54f8658ce38e06ba2f/c=3-0-1796-1013/local/-/media/2016/11/22/DetroitFreePress/DetroitFreePress/636154331915727688-RS1216-Little-Caesars-Arena-Piazza-Conceptual-Rendering---DP.jpg?width=1600&height=800&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp Detroit Free Press https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YvpW4cBzaXFoNOPIB0NR-GdoVRKel0NK/view?usp=share_link * X Detroit MI Pistons practice facility 4.222.016.853,00 -8.353.321.696,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 10 51% local hire for construction; no standard for permanent jobs x $ 862,000,000 30% local contracting; $2.5 M for 60 local basketball courts
City of Detroit Detroit Detroit MI MI Local Hire Requirement for Little Caeser's Arena Government Policy 50% local hire 50% local hire Value of project: $ 627,500,000 Other notes: Contractors fined $500,000 for non-compliance Local Hire Requirement for Little Caeser's Arena 50% local hire Value of project: $ 627,500,000 Other notes: Contractors fined $500,000 for non-compliance https://detroitmi.gov https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/8b598659bac953e25cd6a0151dd0741468798c7a/c=13-0-4587-2584/local/-/media/2016/10/06/DetroitFreePress/DetroitFreePress/636113562920187686-RS1008-Little-Caesars-Arena-Construction-October-2016-11-Aerial-over-Woodward.jpg?width=660&height=372&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp Detroit Free Press https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YnVeTgKR1mFZfusD-X3KCaF36IzW5KFO/view?usp=share_link * X Detroit MI Little Caeser's Arena 4.244.268.947,00 -8.353.321.696,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 11 USA 50% local hire 50% x $ 627,500,000 x Contractors fined $500,000 for non-compliance
Bridgewatch Detroit Detroit Detroit MI MI CBA in exchange for land needed for new Ambassador Bridge Campaign in Progress Mitigations for residents imacted by traffic and construction Mitigations for residents imacted by traffic and construction Other notes: Nov 21-City Council rejected land swap needed for bridge construction CBA in exchange for land needed for new Ambassador Bridge Mitigations for residents imacted by traffic and construction Other notes: Nov 21-City Council rejected land swap needed for bridge construction https://bridgewatchdetroit.blogspot.com/?fbclid=IwAR3zaS0UNxAdjng8E2BHI6ejwp7tQR87t7W00TjtA4zFu7sPtj05CuqdBUo https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/e731614cb799ee35d2c404b62f1a77f17f6debd4/c=0-254-5561-3396/local/-/media/2018/06/18/DetroitNews/DetroitNews/636649267224092996-2018-0614-dg-train0614.jpg?width=1320&height=746&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp The Detroit News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QrxfyqVvpcrKo5_AMAPQsKON5Lu7Ldnl/view?usp=sharing https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/2018/06/13/moroun-family-legacy-detroit-train-station/690505002/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c7Tujqr_DWLOJfHaGmbtQj9T_oKMgK6q/view?usp=sharing The Detroit News x Ambassador Bridge 426.431.739,00 -8.343.666.874,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 12 Nov 21-City Council rejected land swap needed for bridge construction
Citizen's Advisory Council as per 2016 Detroit Community Benefit Ordinance (CBO) Detroit Detroit MI MI Local hire for Fiat Chrysler expansion Project Specific Agreement 6,500 jobs created; Job training and hiring preference to Detroit residence requirements 6,500 jobs created; Job training and hiring preference to Detroit residence requirements Start year: 2019 Value of project: $ 450,000,000 Other notes: Neighborhood residents get 2 weeks advance opportunity, then City residents get another 2 weeks; Questions about priority for existing union members Local hire for Fiat Chrysler expansion 6,500 jobs created; Job training and hiring preference to Detroit residence requirements Start year: 2019 Value of project: $ 450,000,000 Other notes: Neighborhood residents get 2 weeks advance opportunity, then City residents get another 2 weeks; Questions about priority for existing union members https://www.detroitpeoplesplatform.org/economic-justice/an-open-letter-to-the-fiat-chrysler-neighborhood-advisory-council/ https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2019/04/25/PDTN/2a6226b0-aaf3-4a47-b900-fdcf36f5145d-SWRenderingOverviewmpa43eke74fsggjdsfka4teo21.jpg?width=1320&height=752&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UK5ON-r76Wcjcyhcj1nqnE9GrdkCGcUN/view?usp=share_link X https://media2.fdncms.com/metrotimes/imager/u/original/28311196/stellantis1.jpeg Detroit MI Fiat Chrysler plant 4.278.191.343,00 -8.326.269.487,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 13 USA 6,500 x Preference to Detroit residents 2.019 $ 450,000,000 Neighborhood residents get 2 weeks advance opportunity, then City residents get another 2 weeks; Questions about priority for existing union members
360 Detroit Detroit Detroit MI MI Herman Kiefer Housing Project Revitalization Campaign in Progress Value of Project: $ 143,000,000; Other notes: Oppose tree farm; speed up housing rehabilitation Herman Kiefer Housing Project Revitalization Value of Project: $ 143,000,000; Other notes: Oppose tree farm; speed up housing rehabilitation https://360detroitinc.org/ https://www.modeldmedia.com/FilterD/images/360detroit6.jpg?s=mx Model D Media https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NG35PkGNV4F8RgppX1muIRlrfF2cqD4K/view?usp=share_link Detroit MI Herman Kiefer 42.831.429,00 -83.045.753,00 42.331.429,00 -83.045.753,00 14 $ 143,000,000 Oppose tree farm; speed up housing rehabilitation
UMass Boston Coalition Against Gentrification Dorchester Dorchester MA MA Anti-Displacement Standards for Dorchester Bay City (DBC) development Campaign in Progress Concerns of displacement Concerns of displacement Other notes: Student, faculty and staff at Umass call for anti-displacement provisions Anti-Displacement Standards for Dorchester Bay City (DBC) development Concerns of displacement Other notes: Student, faculty and staff at Umass call for anti-displacement provisions X Dorchester MA Dorchester Bay 428.016.305,00 -71.067.605,00 423.016.305,00 -71.067.605,00 1 Student, faculty and staff at Umass call for anti-displacement provisions
Dublin City Council Dublin Dublin CA CA Community Benefits for The Milennial Hotel Concluded No Agreement Other notes: $200,000 for a Welcome to Dublin sign Community Benefits for The Milennial Hotel Other notes: $200,000 for a Welcome to Dublin sign https://dublin-development.icitywork.com/ https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ep251w2VEAAJOTO?format=jpg&name=4096x4096 Dublin Civic Center https://drive.google.com/file/d/119462tkxwHIyST_ArWOGb25khC876Vb3/view?usp=share_link Dublin CA The Milennial Hotel 372.159.396,00 -1.219.101.221,00 377.159.396,00 -1.219.101.221,00 1 x $200000 for a Welcome to Dublin sign
Dublin City Council Dublin Dublin CA CA Trumark Homes Housing Project w/60 units Concluded No Agreement Affordable Housing Fund Affordable Housing Fund Other notes: Residents say community benefits are insufficient Trumark Homes Housing Project w/60 units Affordable Housing Fund Other notes: Residents say community benefits are insufficient https://therealdeal.com/sanfrancisco/2022/05/03/dublin-city-council-poised-to-re-approve-development-of-573-homes/ https://therealdeal.com/sanfrancisco/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Dublin-City-Council-poised-to-reapprove-development-of-573-homes.jpg The Real Deal San Francisco Real Estate News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S6nC2Jss955P4wgotKTdJM0jVF7Z7coP/view?usp=share_link X Dublin CA Trumark Homes 382.159.396,00 -1.219.101.221,00 377.159.396,00 -1.219.101.221,00 2 Residents say community benefits are insufficient
St. Louis County and City of Duluth Duluth Duluth MN MN Project Labor Agreement for City Funded Projects in Duluth Government Policy Project Labor Agreement; Prevailing Wage Project Labor Agreement; Prevailing Wage Project Labor Agreement for City Funded Projects in Duluth Project Labor Agreement; Prevailing Wage X Duluth MN 472.866.719,00 -921.004.852,00 467.866.719,00 -921.004.852,00 1 PLA Prevailing Wage x
Coalition for Community Advancement: Progress for Cypress Hills/East New York East New York East New York NY NY CBA for Broadway Junction, a Major transit hub Concluded No Agreement Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Other notes: Discounted rents for local businesses; local contracting CBA for Broadway Junction, a Major transit hub Job training elements required Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Other notes: Discounted rents for local businesses; local contracting https://www.facebook.com/CoalitionforCommunityAdvancement/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Coalition-for-Community-Advancement.jpg Coalition for Community Advancement https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ULwS_pdqfJ-jucnr_NkL18b9_iXsk9SD/view?usp=share_link X X East New York NY Broadway Junction 411.590.529,00 -738.759.245,00 406.590.529,00 -738.759.245,00 1 x x x Discounted rents for local businesses; local contracting
WE POWER East St. Louis East St. Louis IL IL Elevate ESTL: Local Hire for new development projects in East St Louis Campaign in Progress Job training requirement included Job training requirement included Other notes: Propose local hire for new development; developers pay into training fund Elevate ESTL: Local Hire for new development projects in East St Louis Job training requirement included Other notes: Propose local hire for new development; developers pay into training fund https://wepowerstl.org/ https://wepowerstl.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/ElevateESTL_WEPOWER_Graphics.png WE POWER https://drive.google.com/file/d/12JgRyxc009bTxp2Zpsa_mgfFFfZ0FjNg/view?usp=share_link X East St. Louis IL 39.124.514,00 -901.506.465,00 38.624.514,00 -901.506.465,00 1 x Propose local hire for new development; developers pay into training fund
Chaparral Coalition for Community Health and the Environment, the Sierra Club and Earthworks El Paso El Paso TX TX Reduce power plant emissions ftom El Paso Electric plants Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: El Paso Electric to substantially reduce dangerous emissions and commit to a moratorium on fossil fuel development Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: El Paso Electric to substantially reduce dangerous emissions and commit to a moratorium on fossil fuel development Start year: 2021 Reduce power plant emissions ftom El Paso Electric plants Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: El Paso Electric to substantially reduce dangerous emissions and commit to a moratorium on fossil fuel development Start year: 2021 El Paso Electric https://earthworks.org/ https://www.sierraclub.org/texas https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Sierra-Club-TX.jpg Sierra Club Texas https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OepyLF-9MFh-YbgAO-vGtp3NODvvnOsW/view?usp=share_link Not sure what to do with miltiple websites x El Paso TX 32.259.167,00 -106.488.611,00 31.759.167,00 -106.488.611,00 1 El Paso Electric to substantially reduce dangerous emissions and commit to a moratorium on fossil fuel development 2.021
Local Construction Contractors Elmira Elmira NY NY Chemung County IDA local hire Government Policy Jobs: 70% local hiring required Jobs: 70% local hiring required Other notes: 70% local contracting Chemung County IDA local hire Jobs: 70% local hiring required Other notes: 70% local contracting X Elmira NY 425.897.965,00 -768.077.338,00 420.897.965,00 -768.077.338,00 1 USA 70% local hire 70% x 70% local contracting
Erie County United Erie Erie PA PA Erie municipal CBA standards Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included Public participation/transparency requirement included Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included Public participation/transparency requirement included Erie municipal CBA standards Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included Public participation/transparency requirement included https://paunited.org/?fbclid=IwAR1TZoyWMJjJjwT0sdQGlSKWrguSIwAZB4kDxdRghfTYP4Pkjzg6aQ1eXf0 https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Erie-County-United.jpg Erie County United https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QXZViHJlcpqYIrW5jaECFRCA1XQaNBFM/view?usp=share_link X X x Erie PA 426.292.241,00 -80.085.059,00 421.292.241,00 -80.085.059,00 1 x x x x x
Lane Community College Eugene Eugene OR OR Community Benefits in Eugene Bond Referendum Concluded No Agreement Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Elements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Elements included Value of project: $ 121,500,000; Other notes: Workforce Training Center; expanded programs in welding, health careers; Bond measure failed Community Benefits in Eugene Bond Referendum Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Elements included Value of project: $ 121,500,000; Other notes: Workforce Training Center; expanded programs in welding, health careers; Bond measure failed https://www.lanecc.edu https://inside.lanecc.edu/sites/default/files/rootlevel/home_main_centerbldg_0.png DS Vincent https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Zbp7b0FmEhVLGbXpl2HmnE_rAlRySok/view?usp=share_link X Eugene OR 445.520.691,00 -1.230.867.536,00 440.520.691,00 -1.230.867.536,00 1 x x $ 121,500,000 Workforce Training Center; expanded programs in welding, health careers
Red River Valley Democratic Socialists of America Fargo Fargo ND ND Fargo Rent strike during coronavirum crisis Concluded No Agreement No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic Fargo Rent strike during coronavirum crisis No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic https://www.rrvdsa.org/ https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/94/Fargo_Theatre_-_Fargo.jpg AJ Leon https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nc5Z8CNaVFNCcZAKD4SPde2r1o3zf2-Z/view?usp=share_link X Fargo ND Red River Valley 473.771.863,00 -967.898.034,00 468.771.863,00 -967.898.034,00 1
R.I.S.E Coalition Fremont Fremont CA CA Community Benefits for 111 acres in Warm Springs Innovation Center Project Specific Agreement Job training: $70,000 per year for workforce training Outreach program for affordable housing Job training: $70,000 per year for workforce training Outreach program for affordable housing Community Benefits for 111 acres in Warm Springs Innovation Center Job training: $70,000 per year for workforce training Outreach program for affordable housing https://www.facebook.com/RISECoalition/ https://media.bizj.us/view/img/10327796/focus-fremont-lennar-renderings-2*750xx5035-2832-33-0.jpg R.I.S.E Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/11MmM1rITiNE66mOSmXcS1cZMVhFq1fgt/view?usp=share_link X X Freemont CA Warm Springs Innovation Center 380.485.396,00 -121.988.583,00 375.485.396,00 -121.988.583,00 1 USA $70000/yr for workforce training Need good paying jobs x
Black Lives Matter Gary Gary IN IN Broadway Lofts Development Government Policy Apprentice training and local hiring requirement Apprentice training and local hiring requirement Value of project: $11,000,000; Other notes: 15% of tax abatement for community; community wants CBA ordinance to apply; Mayor filed lawsuit to prevent application of policy Broadway Lofts Development Apprentice training and local hiring requirement Value of project: $11,000,000; Other notes: 15% of tax abatement for community; community wants CBA ordinance to apply; Mayor filed lawsuit to prevent application of policy X Gary IN Broadway Lofts 413.520.403,00 -869.041.396,00 416.020.403,00 -873.371.523,00 1 Apprenticeship + local hire $15.50 x $11,000,000 15% of tax abatement for community; community wants CBA ordinance to apply
Federation of Northwest Indiana Gary Gary IN IN CBAs for projects funded by Regional Development Authority Concluded No Agreement 30% local hiring & job training requirement 30% local hiring & job training requirement CBAs for projects funded by Regional Development Authority 30% local hiring & job training requirement X Gary IN Regional Development Authority 413.520.403,00 -87.770.165,00 416.020.403,00 -873.371.523,00 2 30% local hire; training 30% Union Jobs
Gary Committee for the Community Benefits Agreement Gary Gary IN IN Gary Community Benefits Ordinance Government Policy Apprentice training and local hiring requirement Apprentice training and local hiring requirement Other notes: City controls negotiations with developer; 15% of tax abatement or in-kind assistance for neighborhood improvements; conflict over oversight; Mayor sues to overturn ordinance Gary Community Benefits Ordinance Apprentice training and local hiring requirement Other notes: City controls negotiations with developer; 15% of tax abatement or in-kind assistance for neighborhood improvements; conflict over oversight; Mayor sues to overturn ordinance X Gary IN 421.020.403,00 -873.371.523,00 416.020.403,00 -873.371.523,00 3 USA Apprentice training; local hire $15.50 living wage and health insurance City controls negotiations with developer; 15% of tax abatement or in-kind assistance for neighborhood improvements; conflict over oversight; Mayor sues to overturn ordinance
Glen Falls IDA Glen Falls Glen Falls NY NY Glens Falls IDA to establish local hiring and purchase policy Government Policy Jobs: Local worker hiring Jobs: Local worker hiring Other notes: good faith effort to purchase locally Glens Falls IDA to establish local hiring and purchase policy Jobs: Local worker hiring Other notes: good faith effort to purchase locally https://cityofglensfalls.com/216/Glens-Falls-Industrial-Development-Agenc https://www.cityofglensfalls.com/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=7124 City of Glen Falls https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Oagp3e9JD47PwLFgqG8Z2XH5uZVdQpOk/view?usp=share_link X Glen Falls NY 438.095.164,00 -736.440.058,00 433.095.164,00 -736.440.058,00 1 USA good faith effort to hire local workers x good faith effort to purchase locally
City of Hartford Hartford Hartford CT CT Local hire for 25 Sigourney St redevelopment Project Specific Agreement Local hiring: 30% construction hours to local residents requirement Local hiring: 30% construction hours to local residents requirement Value of project: $ 18,900,000 Other notes: CBA in return for tax abatement; 15% WMBE; reduced cost office space for local businesses Local hire for 25 Sigourney St redevelopment Local hiring: 30% construction hours to local residents requirement Value of project: $ 18,900,000 Other notes: CBA in return for tax abatement; 15% WMBE; reduced cost office space for local businesses https://www.fox61.com/article/news/local/new-life-planned-for-hartfords-25-sigourney-street/520-f86f906d-b42e-4bda-b994-d0de0c1c5b03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5831fd3d579fb38c5715be72/1579564572422-SJII4MRYNCCGMOYQZN4X/image-asset.png?format=2500w Coursey and Company https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vWfPlp2WVDeFooxPEFviO2R9SmXZ_71I/view?usp=share_link X Hartford CT 422.658.043,00 -726.733.723,00 417.658.043,00 -726.733.723,00 1 USA 30% of construction hours to local residents x $ 18,900,000 CBA in return for tax abatement; 15% WMBE; reduced cost office space for local businesses
City of Hoboken Hoboken Hoboken NJ NJ Community Benefit for Development at 930 Monroe St Campaign in Progress Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Need to address flooding Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Need to address flooding Other notes: Out of scale, too much density Community Benefit for Development at 930 Monroe St Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Need to address flooding Other notes: Out of scale, too much density https://www.hobokennj.gov https://jerseydigs.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/930-monroe-street-hoboken-3.jpg S9 Architecture https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-StUnrMt510jUJ-uFFlTKt8xHv22BDp_/view?usp=share_link https://jerseydigs.com/930-monroe-street-hoboken-development/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1apV6CAFqxv1rcxsiXcEfE-_3cZVrhuWx/view?usp=share_link Jersey Digs X Hoboken NJ 412.439.905,00 -740.323.626,00 407.439.905,00 -740.323.626,00 1 Need to address flooding x Out of scale, too much density
Greater Fifth Ward Super Neighborhood Council #55 Houston Houston TX TX CBA for East River Redevelopment Campaign in Progress Units affordable to very low income residents Public participation/transparency requirement included Housing benefit requirement: Units affordable to very low income residents Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Developer created CBA intensifies displacement in the community CBA for East River Redevelopment Housing benefit requirement: Units affordable to very low income residents Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Developer created CBA intensifies displacement in the community https://www.houstontx.gov/superneighborhoods/55.html https://media.bizj.us/view/img/10661059/east-river*1024xx1714-965-0-38.png Midway https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SRjAFsq3YdIPyGLOnEhnTZh980i7Vpgw/view?usp=share_link X x Houston TX East River 295.104.267,00 -949.367.901,00 297.604.267,00 -953.698.028,00 1 x x Developer created CBA intensifies displacement in the community
Houston Coalition for Equitable Development without Displacement Houston Houston TX TX Rice ION Innovation District CBA Concluded No Agreement First source job hiring and training requirements included $4.5M for affordable housing First source job hiring and training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: On-site affordable and assistive housing Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Credit or Public Funding: $ 65,000,000 TIF; Other notes: Minority Business Development, Harm reduction-based addiction centers, health care and mental health resources, funds for small business development, and public bathrooms; City signed "CBA" with Rice Management Company. Coalition opposed the deal Rice ION Innovation District CBA First source job hiring and training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: On-site affordable and assistive housing Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Credit or Public Funding: $ 65,000,000 TIF; Other notes: Minority Business Development, Harm reduction-based addiction centers, health care and mental health resources, funds for small business development, and public bathrooms; City signed "CBA" with Rice Management Company. Coalition opposed the deal https://www.houstoncba.org/ https://media.bizj.us/view/img/11840671/the-ion-fannin-exterior-received-august-2020*1200xx2699-1518-0-40.jpg The Business Journals https://drive.google.com/file/d/12OtuTT60_FapplkVQKi1mlIBB-ylqcDe/view?usp=share_link X X Houston TX Rice ION Innovation District 295.104.267,00 -958.028.155,00 297.604.267,00 -953.698.028,00 2 First source hiring; $5M for Job training x $ 1,000,000,000 $65,000,000 TIF 16 acres Minority Business Development, Harm reduction-based addiction centers, health care and mental health resources, funds for small business development, and public bathrooms; City announces it will negotiate CBA with developer; coalition wants to be party to CBA; City to negotiate a "CBA"; no provisions for communuity oversight or representation
Texas Organizing Project Houston Houston TX TX Standards for Tax Abatements in Houston Government Policy First source job hiring and training requirements included Local hire requirements for Construction Careers included First source job hiring and training requirements included Local hire requirements for Construction Careers included Standards for Tax Abatements in Houston First source job hiring and training requirements included Local hire requirements for Construction Careers included https://organizetexas.org/ https://organizetexas.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/43223295_2192584834363999_1869335063330553856_o_2192584831030666.jpg Texas Organizing Project https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QXAjK5RXJQZMVFlyiTaYkjRa3Ffr9bNw/view?usp=share_link X X Houston TX 302.604.267,00 -953.698.028,00 297.604.267,00 -953.698.028,00 3 USA First source Local Hire
Residents of Huger, Coastal Conservation League, South Carolina Environmental Law Pro Huger Huger SC SC CBA for Sand Mine Expansion Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: 10 acres of land in community control; $15,000 for the Heart of Huger Revitalization Efforts CBA for Sand Mine Expansion Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: 10 acres of land in community control; $15,000 for the Heart of Huger Revitalization Efforts https://www.coastalconservationleague.org/staff-profiles/ https://www.coastalconservationleague.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/black-river-betsy.jpg Coastal Conservation League https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TXGVis9Rmcb2Dhiju_XNq-npDmM7qS4p/view?usp=share_link x Huger SC Sand Mine Expansion 335.974.397,00 -798.039.195,00 330.974.397,00 -798.039.195,00 1 USA x 10 acres of land in community control; $15,000 for the Heart of Huger Revitalization Efforts
Suffolk County IDA Huntington Huntington NY NY Job standards for Huntington Station Mixed-use Development Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 25% local hiring and funding for training requirment Jobs: 25% local hiring and funding for training requirment Other notes: 25% local contracting Job standards for Huntington Station Mixed-use Development Jobs: 25% local hiring and funding for training requirment Other notes: 25% local contracting https://www.suffolkida.org https://libn.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2022/01/Rendering-Landmark-Building-Hunt-Sta-e1643389983296-1024x546.png Long Island Business News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1amS1xtwxZsvP72RaS7-5MXk1_SbZ-KQC/view?usp=share_link X Huntington NY Huntington Station 413.681.539,00 -73.425.676,00 408.681.539,00 -73.425.676,00 1 USA 25% local hire; funding for job training 25% x 25% local contracting
LA Building Trades Lennox-Inglewood Tenants Union (LITU) Inglewood Inglewood CA CA Project Labor Agreement for So Fi Football Stadium Project Specific Agreement Project Labor Agreement for So Fi Football Stadium https://www.litunion.org/ https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/f77acac/2147483647/strip/true/crop/1224x689+0+52/resize/1200x675!/quality/80/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcalifornia-times-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F0b%2F84%2F2c27c09a9f22ef5105d36c61ca9d%2Fla-sp-sn-new-stadium-20150320-008 Los Angeles Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/11oHBgDBFyKIx9bU2w8v-hNQ0wOjr-jmV/view?usp=share_link Why is there a LA Building Trades in front of the name of the Union? Inglewood CA So Fi Football Stadium 334.616.801,00 -1.183.531.311,00 339.616.801,00 -1.183.531.311,00 1 USA x x
Uplift Inglewood Inglewood Inglewood CA CA Community Benefits for Clippers Basketball Arena Project Specific Agreement $80 M for affordable housing; Transparency and local participation: Uplift Inglewood is suing for misuse of surplus public land $80 M for affordable housing; Transparency and local participation: Uplift Inglewood is suing for misuse of surplus public land Value of Project: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: $12.75 million going toward for school and youth programs; $29 M towards infrastructure Community Benefits for Clippers Basketball Arena $80 M for affordable housing; Transparency and local participation: Uplift Inglewood is suing for misuse of surplus public land Value of Project: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: $12.75 million going toward for school and youth programs; $29 M towards infrastructure https://www.upliftinglewood.org/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Uplift-Inglewood.jpg Uplift Inglewood https://drive.google.com/file/d/122dL6tVE5OvzNOtCdEzywHpfMtdRvyiM/view?usp=share_link X X Inglewood CA Clippers Basketball Arena 344.616.801,00 -1.183.531.311,00 339.616.801,00 -1.183.531.311,00 2 USA Uplift Inglewood is suing for misuse of surplus public land $ 1,000,000,000 x $12.75 million going toward for school and youth programs; $29 M towards infrastructure
Hudson County Building Trades Jersey City Jersey City NJ NJ Project Labor Agreements and local hire for City Construction in Jersey City Government Policy Jobs: 20% local hiring requirement Jobs: 20% local hiring requirement Value of project: $ 25,000,000; Other notes: NAACP wanted 23% local hire Project Labor Agreements and local hire for City Construction in Jersey City Jobs: 20% local hiring requirement Value of project: $ 25,000,000; Other notes: NAACP wanted 23% local hire X Jersey City NJ 412.177.545,00 -740.431.435,00 407.177.545,00 -740.431.435,00 1 USA 20% local hire 20% $ 25,000,000 NAACP wanted 23% local hire
City of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Kalamazoo MI MI CBA to mitigate pollution from Graphic Packaging International factory Project Specific Agreement Monitoring, mitigation and relocation of impacted residents Representatives of Company, City of Kalamazoo and impacted residents will form committee to draft CBA A committee of company, city and community representatives will draft CBA to mitigate environmental impacts of factory Factory expansion is already completed CBA to mitigate pollution from Graphic Packaging International factory A committee of company, city and community representatives will draft CBA to mitigate environmental impacts of factory Factory expansion is already completed https://www.kalamazoocity.org/Home https://wielandbuilds.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/DJI_0306.jpg The Wieland Chronicle https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jIB-mNUcHo-vkbrYlCvL5cznpjekJzTO/view?usp=share_link Mitigation of environmental impacts CBA to be drafted by committee of local residents, company representatives and City officials 427.917,00 -855.872,00 422.917,00 -855.872,00 1
Black Chamber of Commerce Kansas City Kansas City MO MO Kansas City airport CBA Project Specific Agreement Value of project: $1,000,000,000; Other notes: 20% participation in construction, workforce and professional services; close to meeting goals Kansas City airport CBA Value of project: $1,000,000,000; Other notes: 20% participation in construction, workforce and professional services; close to meeting goals https://media.bizj.us/view/img/12162550/img0675*1200xx4032-2265-0-622.jpg The Business Journals https://drive.google.com/file/d/11e__B5ZlFJtXgfAO3GQjGONJjoTW4qrN/view?usp=share_link Kansas City MO Airport 385.997.265,00 -945.785.667,00 390.997.265,00 -945.785.667,00 1 USA x x $ 1,000,000,000 20% participation in construction, workforce and professional services; close to meeting goals
MORE2 Kansas City Kansas City MO MO Kansas City Citywide community benefits policy Campaign in Progress Other notes: Replace historic Housing Authority Project Kansas City Citywide community benefits policy Other notes: Replace historic Housing Authority Project https://more2.org https://drive.google.com/file/d/11e__B5ZlFJtXgfAO3GQjGONJjoTW4qrN/view?usp=share_link MORE2 https://drive.google.com/file/d/11e__B5ZlFJtXgfAO3GQjGONJjoTW4qrN/view?usp=share_link Kansas City MO 395.997.265,00 -945.785.667,00 390.997.265,00 -945.785.667,00 2 x x x Replace historic Housing Authority Project
Summit County Residents Kimball Junction Kimball Junction UT UT Affordable Housing for Kimball Junction Development Project Campaign in Progress 1100 units, some affordable Housing benefit requirement: 1100 units, some affordable Other notes: Hotel, office space Affordable Housing for Kimball Junction Development Project Housing benefit requirement: 1100 units, some affordable Other notes: Hotel, office space https://www.kpcw.org/summit-county/2022-09-20/summit-county-council-sending-housing-plan-to-state-htrz-included https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/legacy/sites/kpcw/files/201908/kimball_junction.jpg KPCW https://drive.google.com/file/d/124CHRocDhbkGOvl37Vycrw4oTBLQNwIW/view?usp=share_link X Kimball Junction UT 412.271.706,00 -1.115.440.894,00 407.271.706,00 -1.115.440.894,00 1 x Hotel, office space
Knoxville-Oak Ridge Central Labor Council Knoxville Knoxville TN TN Community Benefits for Knoxville Baseball Stadium Development Concluded No Agreement Job training & local hire requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included Job training & local hire requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included City Council approved withouit CBA; Value of project: $ 142,000,000; Credit or Public funding: $ 65,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Need for more community input and a CBA; team owner opposes CBA. Coalition asking City Council to delay land transfer until there is a CBA Community Benefits for Knoxville Baseball Stadium Development Job training & local hire requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included City Council approved withouit CBA; Value of project: $ 142,000,000; Credit or Public funding: $ 65,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Need for more community input and a CBA; team owner opposes CBA. Coalition asking City Council to delay land transfer until there is a CBA https://tnaflcio.org/korclc https://tnaflcio.org/sites/default/files/styles/featured_image_small/public/2023-02/190201_ibewbroadcastin_0.jpg.webp?itok=W5ce7TLS Knoxville-Oak Ridge Central Labor Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/10PtV9R8-sSINFALRavyD-3dVP3fH4nd6/view?usp=share_link X X Knoxville TN Knoxville Baseball Stadium 364.606.384,00 -839.207.392,00 359.606.384,00 -839.207.392,00 1 x x x x x x $ 142,000,000 $ 65,000,000 x Need for more community input and a CBA; team owner opposes CBA. Coalition asking City Council to delay land transfer until there is a CBA
Center on Race, Poverty and the Environment, Committee for a Better Arvin Lamont Lamont CA CA Community Benefits for Recology Composting Facility Project Specific Agreement Create and maintain affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Reduce pollution 80%; invest in community Create and maintain affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Reduce pollution 80%; invest in community Community Benefits for Recology Composting Facility Create and maintain affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Reduce pollution 80%; invest in community https://crpe-ej.org/about https://crpe-ej.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/pressconf-55-768x510.jpg Center on Race, Poverty and the Environment, Committee for a Better Arvin Website, About https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LSTD6znghIPmGE6Pc35WyYnwnos1ktLW/view?usp=share_link X Lamont CA 357.596.833,00 -1.189.142.666,00 352.596.833,00 -1.189.142.666,00 1 USA Reduce pollution 80%; invest in community x
Urban Chamber of Commerce+A242 Las Vegas Las Vegas NV NV CBA for Raiders Stadium in Las Vegas Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 38% local hiring for construction 55% local hiring for post construction requirement Jobs: 38% local hiring for construction 55% local hiring for post construction requirement Value of Project: $ 1,900,000,000; Other notes: 15% local business Contracting; Quality of Life CBA for Raiders Stadium in Las Vegas Jobs: 38% local hiring for construction 55% local hiring for post construction requirement Value of Project: $ 1,900,000,000; Other notes: 15% local business Contracting; Quality of Life https://www.urbanchamber.org https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/private/t_new_photo_album_2x/f_auto/raiders/runnbbylkodzplbk2kja.jpg Raiders Nation https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VKWGU_a6j1ezEcKmDRq0g1cP9Az9DpG0/view?usp=share_link X Las Vegas NV Raiders Stadium 366.699.412,00 -1.151.398.296,00 361.699.412,00 -1.151.398.296,00 1 USA 38% local hire for construction; 55% local hire post construction 38% x $ 1,900,000,000 x 15% local business Contracting; Quality of Life
North Lawndale Community Coordinating Coalition Lawndale Lawndale IL IL Panel discussion on CBAs in Lawndale Concluded No Agreement Panel discussion on CBAs in Lawndale https://nlcccplanning.org/ https://nlcccplanningdotorg.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/coalition-for-a-lakeside-community-benefits-agreement.png?w=441 North Lawndale Community Coordinating Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/12OUAcVssfZeyf6O-yLlEebI_Vjbx7pX1/view?usp=share_link Lawndale IL 407.180.969,00 -892.825.925,00 402.180.969,00 -892.825.925,00 1
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Lorenzo Project CBA Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included Yes Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Community based health care Job training requirement included Yes Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Community based health care Value of project: $ 250,000,000; Number of people impacted: 1,800 Lorenzo Project CBA Job training requirement included Yes Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Community based health care Value of project: $ 250,000,000; Number of people impacted: 1,800 https://laane.org http://www.thebluebook.com/inc/img/qp/2246640/integrated-construction-services-the-lorenzo.jpg The Blue Book https://drive.google.com/file/d/12oFMIz1naCBb11pSSJBR3tioT92gyMNS/view?usp=share_link https://juliangross.net/docs/CBA/Lorenzo_Agreement.pdf https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tsOJ4a7qdSGSfWISu30AzooWf1CuaNQW/view?usp=share_link LAANE CBA X X Los Angeles CA Lorenzo Project 3.452.514.282,00 -1.180.813.352,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 1 USA x Living Wage Community based health care x $ 250,000,000 1,80
United Neighbors in Defense Against Displacement (UNIDAD) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA USC Village CBA Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement (actual 38%); 10% disadvantaged workers; $300000 for job training $15-$20 M for affordable housing; tenant rights clinic Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $250000 for parks and greenspace Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement (actual 38%); 10% disadvantaged workers; $300000 for job training $15-$20 M for affordable housing; tenant rights clinic Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $250000 for parks and greenspace Other notes: assistance for small local businesses; 15% local procurement USC Village CBA Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement (actual 38%); 10% disadvantaged workers; $300000 for job training $15-$20 M for affordable housing; tenant rights clinic Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $250000 for parks and greenspace Other notes: assistance for small local businesses; 15% local procurement https://www.unidad-la.org/ http://www.unidad-la.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/UNIDAD_8yrs_bw_3.png United Neighbors in Defense Against Displacement (UNIDAD) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LQtbPzOXU7XuRB-qG-P3T0oDIq8kQE81/view?usp=share_link X X X Los Angeles CA USC Village 3.444.680.445,00 -1.179.365.785,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 2 USA 30% local hiring (actual 38%); 10% disadvantaged workers; $300000 for job training 30% $250000 for parks and greenspace x assistance for small local businesses; 15% local procurement
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Grand Av Redevelopment Plan & CBA Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Local hire permanent and construction; funds provided for job training 90 affordable rental units Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED certification, new civic park Jobs: Local hire permanent and construction; funds provided for job training 90 affordable rental units Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED certification, new civic park Value of project: $ 3,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 25,000 Grand Av Redevelopment Plan & CBA Jobs: Local hire permanent and construction; funds provided for job training 90 affordable rental units Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED certification, new civic park Value of project: $ 3,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 25,000 https://laane.org https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/iw5JL1u7p.Ys/v1/-1x-1.jpg Bloomberg https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zj9mGCZhMFhbnAS3HQfilAVm0TufUK2N/view?usp=share_link X X Los Angeles CA Grand Av 3.432.570.828,00 -1.178.251.017,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 3 USA Local hire permanent and construction; funds provided for job training Living wage for all jobs x PLA, card check for security and hotel workers LEED certification, new civic park x $ 3,000,000,000 25,00
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Construction Careers Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Authority: CRA Abolished by governor Government Policy Jobs: 30% of work hours required to be performed by community area and local residents and that 50% of all apprentice work hours will be performed by local resident apprentices. Jobs: 30% of work hours required to be performed by community area and local residents and that 50% of all apprentice work hours will be performed by local resident apprentices. Value of project: $ 170,000,000; Number of people impacted: 15,000 Construction Careers Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Authority: CRA Abolished by governor Jobs: 30% of work hours required to be performed by community area and local residents and that 50% of all apprentice work hours will be performed by local resident apprentices. Value of project: $ 170,000,000; Number of people impacted: 15,000 https://laane.org https://beyondchron.org/wp-content/uploads/news_images/2013/Unionjobs-betterLA.jpg Beyond Chron https://drive.google.com/file/d/12kxt37s46RSqkyFulyoqTsqMIVHhkjCa/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA 3.417.497.694,00 -1.177.589.848,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 4 USA 30% of work hours will be performed by community area and local residents and that 50% of all apprentice work hours will be performed by local resident apprentices. x $ 170,000,000 15,00
Jobs to Move America Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA CBA for Los Angeles County Transit Authority purchase of 1200 buses from New Flyer Campaign in Progress Other notes: Union rights and health and safety protections in manufacture of new buses. CBA for Los Angeles County Transit Authority purchase of 1200 buses from New Flyer Other notes: Union rights and health and safety protections in manufacture of new buses. https://jobstomoveamerica.org/resource/good-jobs-at-la-metro/ https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/d3f8c66/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2000x1333+0+0/resize/1200x800!/format/webp/quality/80/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi1.wp.com%2Fcalmatters.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2021%2F12%2F071421-BYD-Buses-Factory-Workers-REUTERS-CM-01.jpg%3Fw%3D2000%26ssl%3D1 Los Angeles Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pWdCmx0L6FCvh9sg7WfhMe85I8K0yxvT/view?usp=share_link https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2022-12-01/metro-infrastructure-dollars-deliver-good-jobs https://drive.google.com/file/d/12kpzoXjnHc2k1wm57DT4PZ7YMQ1KZ9qc/view?usp=share_link Los Angeles Times Los Angeles CA Los Angeles County Transit Authority 3.401.094.453,00 -1.177.453.927,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 5 x Union rights and health and safety protections in manufacture of new buses.
Los Angeles Community Action Network Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Expansion of affordable housing as part of Skid Row Rezone Campaign in Progress Rezone Manufacturing to Housing; Much of area will be market rate Rezone Manufacturing to Housing; Much of area will be market rate Other notes: Displacement of homeless; market rate v affordable Expansion of affordable housing as part of Skid Row Rezone Rezone Manufacturing to Housing; Much of area will be market rate Other notes: Displacement of homeless; market rate v affordable https://cangress.org/ https://cangress.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/freedomsingersatblmlarally.jpg Los Angeles Community Action Network Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ORK7gX2IzxB0Dk0lsL3DIo6rCrVqAkhA/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA Skid Row 3.385.138.649,00 -1.177.857.982,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 6 Displacement of homeless; market rate v affordable
Jobs to Move America Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA CBA for manufacturing Jobs at BYD Electric Bus Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 40% local hiring requirement of workers facing barriers to employment; pre-apprenticeship and training; actually reached 90% Jobs: 40% local hiring requirement of workers facing barriers to employment; pre-apprenticeship and training; actually reached 90% Other notes: Expansion of multi-lingual capacity by manufacturer; New Mexico Purchases BYD buses CBA for manufacturing Jobs at BYD Electric Bus Jobs: 40% local hiring requirement of workers facing barriers to employment; pre-apprenticeship and training; actually reached 90% Other notes: Expansion of multi-lingual capacity by manufacturer; New Mexico Purchases BYD buses https://en.byd.com/news/electric-bus-manufacturer-byd-motors-renews-landmark-community-benefits-agreement/ https://cdn.motor1.com/images/mgl/AMGyW/s1/1x1/ladot-has-placed-the-largest-single-order-for-electric-buses-in-u-s-history.webp Inside EVs https://drive.google.com/file/d/120_KBQY9Eco6Eztv0yOZRVKopj3CWqg4/view?usp=share_link duplicate program, different project X Los Angeles CA BYD Electric Bus 3.371.359.341,00 -1.178.758.229,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 7 USA 40% hires from workers facing barriers to employment; pre-apprenticeship and training; actually reached 90% x
Alliance for Community Transit- LA Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Comprehensive TOD plan in Los Angeles Campaign in Progress Address displacemet of low income residents in transit corridors Address displacemet of low income residents in transit corridors Comprehensive TOD plan in Los Angeles Address displacemet of low income residents in transit corridors https://www.act-la.org https://cdn.sanity.io/images/yuh6uno7/production/663fbae7059b1d7aa60808276ed42fb7fa15b054-4032x3024.png?rect=0,370,4032,2283&w=1010&h=572 Alliance for Community Transit- LA https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SsFdcGhAwVmd5w-K04CWyBlwoMuZOn75/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA 3.361.249.732,00 -1.180.057.112,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 8
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Construction Careers Program for Los Angeles Public Works Projects Government Policy Value of project: $ 13,000,000,000 Construction Careers Program for Los Angeles Public Works Projects Value of project: $ 13,000,000,000 https://laane.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Los-Angeles-Alliance-for-new-Economy-LAANE-Public-Works-Projects-1.jpg Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZIcfEMu3NwpdH1iz-eidWSzTjtzvDvWZ/view?usp=share_link Los Angeles CA 3.355.905.355,00 -1.181.613.876,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 9 USA x $ 13,000,000,000
Build Better LA Coalition Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA JJJ Ballot Initiative for affordable housing and local hire Government Policy Jobs: 30% local hire requirement Inclusionary Zoning 5% very low income and 15% low income Jobs: 30% local hire requirement Inclusionary Zoning 5% very low income and 15% low income Other notes: All projects receiving zoning or planning variances covered; passed with 64% of vote JJJ Ballot Initiative for affordable housing and local hire Jobs: 30% local hire requirement Inclusionary Zoning 5% very low income and 15% low income Other notes: All projects receiving zoning or planning variances covered; passed with 64% of vote https://i0.wp.com/mynewsla.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/MNLA_Featured_16-9_0265.jpg?ssl=1 MyNewsLA https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X8ARdsAkN7fPJGNh8fnNLSbkfyAPFawc/view?usp=share_link https://laedc.org/2021/12/13/laedc-led-coalition-chosen-as-finalist-in-edas-build-back-better-regional-challenge/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tiE0myLF-kcVz6ZwlyJWkjq7NLQ7Rs8y/view?usp=share_link LA County Economic Development Corporation X X Los Angeles CA 3.355.905.355,00 -1.183.259.822,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 10 USA 30% local hire 30% x All projects receiving zoning or planning variances covered; passed with 64% of vote
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA LA/Long Beach Clean Trucks Program Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 16000 old trucks replaced creating a dramatic reduction in pollution in port adjacent communities impacting 2M people Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 16000 old trucks replaced creating a dramatic reduction in pollution in port adjacent communities impacting 2M people Value of project: $ 200,000,000; Number of people impacted: 2,000,000 LA/Long Beach Clean Trucks Program Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 16000 old trucks replaced creating a dramatic reduction in pollution in port adjacent communities impacting 2M people Value of project: $ 200,000,000; Number of people impacted: 2,000,000 https://laane.org https://i0.wp.com/porteconomicsmanagement.org/wp-content/uploads/Truck.jpg?resize=900%2C605&ssl=1 Port Economics, Management and Policy https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZGVUQh8sCL8RcclDB_rZUE1kZHBkNmQi/view?usp=share_link Los Angeles CA Long Beach 3.361.249.732,00 -1.184.816.586,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 11 USA 16000 old trucks replaced creating a dramatic reduction in pollution in port adjacent communities impacting 2M people x $ 200,000,000 2,00
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Los Angeles MTA construction careers policy Government Policy Jobs: 40% of the jobs reserved for communities experiencing high levels of poverty. Transit oriented development requirement included Jobs: 40% of the jobs reserved for communities experiencing high levels of poverty. Transit oriented development requirement included Value of project: $ 70,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 23,400 Los Angeles MTA construction careers policy Jobs: 40% of the jobs reserved for communities experiencing high levels of poverty. Transit oriented development requirement included Value of project: $ 70,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 23,400 https://laane.org https://la.streetsblog.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2012/01/1-24-12-sahra-z.png?w=640 Streetsblog Los Angeles https://drive.google.com/file/d/12du55erwQeRtQ7XozIgxoEm9NeHOxUXK/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA 3.371.359.341,00 -1.186.115.469,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 12 USA 40% of the jobs reserved for communities experiencing high levels of poverty. 40% PLA x PLA x $ 70,000,000,000 23,40
Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Construction Careers at Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Government Policy Jobs: local hire and apprenticeships for students and alumni required Jobs: local hire and apprenticeships for students and alumni required Construction Careers at Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Jobs: local hire and apprenticeships for students and alumni required http://laocbuildingtrades.org/ https://laocbuildingtrades.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Miller_Edit_Labor_Day_Lede-750x390.jpg Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LrvH_ee_HATcc_tPkVeiBcUqSWLlP0SQ/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District 3.385.138.649,00 -1.187.015.716,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 13 USA local hire and apprenticeships for students and alumni PLA x
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA 6 Community Workforce Agreements in Los Angeles Government Policy Job training requirement included Job training requirement included Value of project: $ 375,000,000; Number of people impacted: 7,500 6 Community Workforce Agreements in Los Angeles Job training requirement included Value of project: $ 375,000,000; Number of people impacted: 7,500 https://laane.org https://my-change-herokuapp.s3.amazonaws.com/organization_image/image/36/rally_for_paid_sick_days.jpg Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) https://drive.google.com/file/d/12qfcb8tsAR-rcEj24Z-JzFnXz99txjRD/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA 3.401.094.453,00 -1.187.419.771,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 14 USA x PLA x PLA $ 375,000,000 7,50
Los Angeles Alliance for new Economy (LAANE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Port of Los Angeles CBA Project Specific Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Provides $52 million for community improvements to be administered by a new community-based entity. Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Provides $52 million for community improvements to be administered by a new community-based entity. Value of project: $ 52,000,000 Port of Los Angeles CBA Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Provides $52 million for community improvements to be administered by a new community-based entity. Value of project: $ 52,000,000 https://laane.org https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FlqszBiaEAELjIa?format=jpg&name=900x900 LAANE https://drive.google.com/file/d/12pDtuf0U_FJHX1u0ld9qBw14Sse3d7MN/view?usp=share_link Los Angeles CA Port of Los Angeles 3.417.497.694,00 -118.728.385,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 15 USA Provides $52 million for community improvements to be administered by a new community-based entity. x $ 52,000,000
Coalition for Economic Survival Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Housing for residents who lived in rent controlled bungalows and were displaced. Concluded No Agreement 100 units of affordable housing Value of project: $ 64,000,000 Housing for residents who lived in rent controlled bungalows and were displaced. 100 units of affordable housing Value of project: $ 64,000,000 http://www.cesinaction.org/#:~:text=The%20Coalition%20for%20Economic%20Survival%20is%20a%20multi%2Dracial%2C%20multi,Los%20Angeles%20area%20since%201973. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/3a7158_e304d8e8537c4696b2b0911c2c1f17a1~mv2.png/v1/fill/w_640,h_382,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/3a7158_e304d8e8537c4696b2b0911c2c1f17a1~mv2.png Coalition for Economic Survival Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MZ9QDo2EY0Wi2kx36TPPFGMR9z2ZHo7o/view?usp=share_link *not a secure network* X Los Angeles CA 3.432.570.828,00 -1.186.622.681,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 16 $ 64,000,000
LA Federation of Labor Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA LA County Construction Careers Government Policy Jobs: Projects over $2.5M require 20% apprentice hours; half of hours worked by those with barriers to employment; 30% local hire Jobs: Projects over $2.5M require 20% apprentice hours; half of hours worked by those with barriers to employment; 30% local hire LA County Construction Careers Jobs: Projects over $2.5M require 20% apprentice hours; half of hours worked by those with barriers to employment; 30% local hire https://thelafed.org/ https://thelafed.org/app/uploads/2020/10/Hero_Hubpage_TakeAction-1-scaled.jpg LA Federation of Labor Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S5b1q9Qi5JzfqtU75u8PbtFPReMpi0yJ/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA 3.444.680.445,00 -1.185.507.913,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 17 USA Projects over $2.5M require 20% apprentice hours; half of hours worked by those with barriers to employment; 30% local hire 30% x
Los Angeles Alliance for a New Econimy (LAANE), Strategic Actions for a Just Economy (SAJE) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA Project Specific Agreement 20% affordable 20% affordable Other notes: $1 M rec center 20% affordable Other notes: $1 M rec center https://laane.org https://www.saje.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/team.jpg Strategic Actions for a Just Economy (SAJE) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PjkFVGxYmecADsHvH1H6AmBnRpN2JBUM/view?usp=share_link X Los Angeles CA Staples Center 3.452.514.282,00 -1.184.060.346,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 18 USA living wage for 70% of jobs x x $1 M rec center
United Neighbors in Defense Against Displacement (UNIDAD) Los Angeles Los Angeles CA CA The Reef mixed use development Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement 72 affordable units out of total of 1444 units Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement 72 affordable units out of total of 1444 units Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: Community wants project to address displacement The Reef mixed use development Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement 72 affordable units out of total of 1444 units Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: Community wants project to address displacement https://www.unidad-la.org/who-we-are/#:~:text=The%20United%20Neighbors%20in%20Defense,of%20color%20through%20responsible%20development. https://www.unidad-la.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/usc-036-1-683x1024.jpg UNIDAD LA https://drive.google.com/file/d/11skEDY9VjCMNkcCgiJ1b5ggfPpu0yvyK/view?usp=share_link X X Los Angeles CA The Reef 345.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 340.522.342,00 -1.182.436.849,00 19 USA 30% local hire 30% x $ 1,000,000,000 Community wants project to address displacement
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth Louisville Louisville KY KY Opposition to Star Bio-Energy methane plant; for community engagement process for development projects with public money Project Specific Agreement Civic Engagement & Leadership requirement: citywde public engagement process Civic Engagement & Leadership requirement: citywde public engagement process Other notes: $3.5 million to the West Louisville Community Benefits Fund over the next 30 years, with those funds going toward job training and economic development in West Louisville. Additionally, the companies have promised to donate the former Schenley Distillery building worth more than $1.5 million to Simmons College and KSU. Project cancelled Opposition to Star Bio-Energy methane plant; for community engagement process for development projects with public money Civic Engagement & Leadership requirement: citywde public engagement process Other notes: $3.5 million to the West Louisville Community Benefits Fund over the next 30 years, with those funds going toward job training and economic development in West Louisville. Additionally, the companies have promised to donate the former Schenley Distillery building worth more than $1.5 million to Simmons College and KSU. Project cancelled https://archive.kftc.org/about-us https://archive.kftc.org/sites/default/files/media/2012_ann_mtg_smaller_group.jpg Kentuckians for Commonwealth https://drive.google.com/file/d/123CxYnu9oqO-zpL0RF2_oqpaQQVduShB/view?usp=share_link x Louisville KY methane plant 380.026.647,00 -85.325.443,00 382.526.647,00 -857.584.557,00 1 Want citywde public engagement process $3.5 million to the West Louisville Community Benefits Fund over the next 30 years, with those funds going toward job training and economic development in West Louisville. Additionally, the companies have promised to donate the former Schenley Distillery building worth more than $1.5 million to Simmons College and KSU.
Phoenix Hill Neighborhood Asso Louisville Louisville KY KY CBA for Hotel proposed in NuLu Project Specific Agreement Job training and local hiring requirement x Job training and local hiring requirement x Start year: 2021; Value of project: $ 29,000,000; Credit or Public Funding: $ 1,800,000; Other notes: Contracting with local businesses CBA for Hotel proposed in NuLu Job training and local hiring requirement x Start year: 2021; Value of project: $ 29,000,000; Credit or Public Funding: $ 1,800,000; Other notes: Contracting with local businesses https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/wdrb.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/d/85/d85793b0-8dac-11eb-ab71-a3aa0bdd2efb/605cf972cf224.image.jpg?resize=771%2C500 WDRB https://drive.google.com/file/d/12JV9xPg-s8UGjL1GCw6hPP7N3Pgy-dHU/view?usp=share_link X X Louisville KY NuLu 380.026.647,00 -861.914.684,00 382.526.647,00 -857.584.557,00 2 USA x x 2.021 $29,000,000 $1,800,000 Contracting with local businesses
Neighborhood Planning & Preservation Inc. Louisville Louisville KY KY Redevelopment of civic center/hospital site Concluded No Agreement x Value of project: $58,900,000; Credit or Public Funding: Tax increment financing or tax moratoriu; Land acres granted: 10 acres; Other notes: No development agreement Redevelopment of civic center/hospital site Value of project: $58,900,000; Credit or Public Funding: Tax increment financing or tax moratoriu; Land acres granted: 10 acres; Other notes: No development agreement https://louisvilleky.gov/sites/default/files/styles/embed__large/public/2021-12/urban-government-center.jpg?itok=iIb6Gebw LouisvilleKy https://drive.google.com/file/d/122zNa62nEiUTeYutOyv7v3WtZRnMbYBH/view?usp=share_link civic center/hospital 387.526.647,00 -857.584.557,00 382.526.647,00 -857.584.557,00 3 x $ 58,900,000 Tax increment financing or tax moratoriu 10 acres No development agreement
Lynn United for Change Lynn Lynn MA MA Displacement Mitigations for Luxury Market Rate apts on Munroe St Concluded No Agreement x Housing benefits elements included Value of project: $ 89,000,000 Displacement Mitigations for Luxury Market Rate apts on Munroe St Housing benefits elements included Value of project: $ 89,000,000 X Lynn MA Monroe St 42.966.763,00 -709.494.938,00 42.466.763,00 -709.494.938,00 1 $ 89,000,000
Concerned residents Memphis Memphis TN TN CBA for Graceland Expansion Project Specific Agreement Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Other notes: $750,000 in neighborhood improvements CBA for Graceland Expansion Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement included Other notes: $750,000 in neighborhood improvements https://www.newhavenrising.org/ https://www.nearmap.com/content/dam/nearmap/blog-imagery/nearmap-blog-us/-elvis-has-made-a-building/aerial-vertical-landmark-graceland-memphis-tn-2017.jpg?format=pjpg&auto=webp&width=3840 Nearmap https://drive.google.com/file/d/11W246Oxyvp677hM9D07IjLlnIV2vLhVn/view?usp=share_link X X Memphis TN Graceland 356.495.343,00 -900.489.801,00 351.495.343,00 -900.489.801,00 1 x x x $750,000 in neighborhood improvements
Underrepresented People’s Positive Action Council Miami Miami FL FL Stopping Formula One Racing at Hard Rock Stadium Concluded No Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate Impacts of auto race on low-income community Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate Impacts of auto race on low-income community Other notes: Community filed suit against Miami Dolphins to block race Stopping Formula One Racing at Hard Rock Stadium Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate Impacts of auto race on low-income community Other notes: Community filed suit against Miami Dolphins to block race https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/miamitimesonline.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/5/24/52405366-c89e-11eb-b168-db18b4b4ca91/60bfddef6f12e.image.jpg?crop=1443%2C1082%2C237%2C0&resize=1443%2C1082&order=crop%2Cresize The Miami Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/12cyBHS5dRxv863iqNXvs9tNfzCMiCliY/view?usp=share_link https://www.miamitimesonline.com/news/residents-say-noisy-no-to-formula-one/article_5012db98-f020-11e9-aada-43aca7ecb649.html X Miami FL Hard Rock Stadium 259.161.883,00 -7.971.626.194,00 257.616.798,00 -801.917.902,00 1 Mitigate Impacts of auto race on low-incme community x Community filed suit against Miami Dolphins to block race
Bishop James Dean Adams of St. John Institutional Missionary Church; UNITE HERE; AFLCIO Miami Miami FL FL Miami World Center CBA Concluded No Agreement 30% local hiring requirement 30% local hiring requirement Value of project: $1,200,000,000; Other notes: Councilman Keon Hardemon writes agreement over community objections; $88M property tax rebates; 30% local contracting Miami World Center CBA 30% local hiring requirement Value of project: $1,200,000,000; Other notes: Councilman Keon Hardemon writes agreement over community objections; $88M property tax rebates; 30% local contracting https://www.facebook.com/Local355 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/57916842bebafb827652722c/7e922f6b-0da7-45a0-abba-1a88fedc6d51/Miami+Worldcenter+Advances+With+Completion+of+Major+Milestones+Including+50K+SF+of+Retail Profile Miami https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X9EBIQb_GQhNsRnqrwtmpE_12LAtpJq1/view?usp=share_link http://egov.ci.miami.fl.us/Legistarweb/Attachments/76615.pdf https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tmPyjG38kW3iYh8AG6zGCexhwL8RuJrS/view?usp=share_link Jorge M. Perez Art Museum Miami-Dade County X Miami FL Miami World Center 253.571.713,00 -7.989.789.757,00 257.616.798,00 -801.917.902,00 2 USA 30% local hire 30% $12.83 x $ 1,200,000,000 Councilman Keon Hardemon writes agreement over community objections; $88M property tax rebates; 30% local contracting
Miami-Dade Commission Miami Miami FL FL Replace Liberty Square and Lincoln Gardens public housing with Liberty Square Rising Project Specific Agreement 30% local hiring of public housing residents required 1572 units 30% local hiring of public housing residents required 1572 units Value of project: $307,000,000; Other notes: Replace historic Housing Authority Project; 50% small and minority contractors Replace Liberty Square and Lincoln Gardens public housing with Liberty Square Rising 30% local hiring of public housing residents required 1572 units Value of project: $307,000,000; Other notes: Replace historic Housing Authority Project; 50% small and minority contractors Related Group https://www.miamidade.gov/global/housing/liberty-city-liberty-square.page https://www.caribbeannationalweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/JULY-2-DEDERAL-AND-SOUTH-FLORIDA-LOCAL-OFFICIALS-AR-RIBBON-CUUTING-CEREMONY-AT-LIBERTY-SQUARE-IN-LIBERTY-CITY.jpg Carribean National Weekly https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OcACw2BxCQfTCyjRUel05Y2_EAPPrigI/view?usp=share_link https://www.caribbeannationalweekly.com/news/liberty-city-rising-phase-1-celebrates-grand-opening/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZjtk3T-Nu9jFjfCDQXpVE8hjlzrEiOb/view?usp=share_link Carribean National Weekly X X Miami FL Liberty Square/Lincoln Gardens 253.571.713,00 -8.048.568.283,00 257.616.798,00 -801.917.902,00 3 USA 30% of jobs to residents of public housing 30% x $ 307,000,000 Replace historic Housing Authority Project; 50% small and minority contractors
Mobile Home Residents Miami Miami FL FL Preserve affordable housing in SOAR mobile home park Concluded No Agreement Developer raising rents; evicting residents. Need replacement housing for very low income residents Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Climate crisis pushing wealthy residents inland Developer raising rents; evicting residents. Need replacement housing for very low income residents Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Climate crisis pushing wealthy residents inland Number of people impacted: 800 Preserve affordable housing in SOAR mobile home park Developer raising rents; evicting residents. Need replacement housing for very low income residents Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Climate crisis pushing wealthy residents inland Number of people impacted: 800 https://www.freethink.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/file-20220726-10345-2fj3mm2.jpg?resize=1200,630 Jeffrey Greenberg https://drive.google.com/file/d/12XTx_EsYFYXSbXbZzF3FeLGv2326HaiZ/view?usp=share_link https://www.realclearmarkets.com/articles/2022/05/04/barriers_to_mobile-home_parks_cruelly_limit_affordable_housing_supply_830487.html no org link X Miami FL 259.161.883,00 -8.066.731.846,00 257.616.798,00 -801.917.902,00 4 Climate crisis pushing wealthy residents inland 800,00
Concerned Leaders of Little Haiti Miami Miami FL FL Community Benefits for Little Haiti (Magic City) Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000 Other notes: Community Challenging Developer Proposal Community Benefits for Little Haiti (Magic City) Redevelopment Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000 Other notes: Community Challenging Developer Proposal https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article228413904.html https://www.lefloridien.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/429_Concerned-Leaders-of-Little-Haiti.jpg Le Floriden https://drive.google.com/file/d/19DxxYjw6PoxxU9HBevuU4TM6hlM9g4ev/view?usp=share_link Miami FL Little Haiti 262.616.798,00 -801.917.902,00 257.616.798,00 -801.917.902,00 5 $40M $ 1,000,000,000 Community Challenging Developer Proposal
Milwaukee Area Service and Hospitality Workers Organization (or MASH) Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI Community-Oriented, Responsible, Equitable (CORE) Development Zone in downtown arena district Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: 40% local hire for construction (Residents Preference Program) Construction and end-use jobs hired through hiring hall Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Wage floor escalates to $15/hr Job training & local hire: 40% local hire for construction (Residents Preference Program) Construction and end-use jobs hired through hiring hall Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Wage floor escalates to $15/hr Community-Oriented, Responsible, Equitable (CORE) Development Zone in downtown arena district Job training & local hire: 40% local hire for construction (Residents Preference Program) Construction and end-use jobs hired through hiring hall Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Wage floor escalates to $15/hr https://mashworkers.org https://assets.biztimes.com/2021/08/Bounce-Milwaukee-MASH-agreement-MMeyer.jpg Biz Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PtDyHC15sQpYQWKjWU-rdoPV5IvAspmG/view?usp=share_link X X Milwaukee WI hospital 433.506.474,00 -8.751.555.786,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 1 USA 40% local hire for construction (RPP)Construction and use jobs hired through hiring hall 40% Wage floor escalates to $15/hr x
Milwaukee Area Service and Hospitality Workers Organization (MASH) Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI CBA for Milwaukee Tool Move Downtown Concluded No Agreement 2,000 jobs created; Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included 2,000 jobs created; Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included Number of people impacted: 2,000 CBA for Milwaukee Tool Move Downtown 2,000 jobs created; Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Construction Careers Element; Union Rights requirements included Number of people impacted: 2,000 https://mashworkers.org https://i0.wp.com/chieforganizer.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/37788742_506351756468233_5903302866109464576_n.jpg?w=960&ssl=1 The Chief Organizer Blog https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PrqCExpO5ZYE7YVN_QHBgGZwu-xtZfm3/view?usp=share_link X X Milwaukee WI MIlwaukee Tool 4.292.764.203,00 -8.741.900.964,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 2 2,000 x x x x x 2,00
MICAH Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI Expanded bus service to connect to suburban jobs Project Specific Agreement Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Lawsuit charged discrimination in use of Fed DOT funding won extended service for 3 years Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Lawsuit charged discrimination in use of Fed DOT funding won extended service for 3 years Expanded bus service to connect to suburban jobs Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Lawsuit charged discrimination in use of Fed DOT funding won extended service for 3 years https://www.micah.org/affordable-housing/2019/10/15/northeast-suburban-chapter-bus-tour https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5852af6a579fb39b66b50478/1572401496352-TELOM7DTGGA0IK0AKAE2/DSC09656.JPG?format=500w Metropolitan Interfaith Council on Affordable Housing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qjRJ1eU1nfkc2aMgqvlYkE-SPYaad0TY/view?usp=share_link Full name or just acronym? x Milwaukee WI 4.258.841.807,00 -8.768.953.173,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 3 USA Lawsuit charged discrimination in use of Fed DOT $$; won extended service for 3 years
Citizen Action of Wisconsin Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI Milwaukee Opportunities Restoring Employment (M.O.R.E.) ordinance requiring labor standards and local hire for projects receiving more than $1M in City subsidy. Government Policy Job training & local hire: Residents Preference Program for all projects receiving $1M or more in subsidy; apprenticeship; 40% of hours performed by disadvantaged workers Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage; Construction Careers requirements included Job training & local hire: Residents Preference Program for all projects receiving $1M or more in subsidy; apprenticeship; 40% of hours performed by disadvantaged workers Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage; Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 500,000,000 Number of people impacted: 5,000 Milwaukee Opportunities Restoring Employment (M.O.R.E.) ordinance requiring labor standards and local hire for projects receiving more than $1M in City subsidy. Job training & local hire: Residents Preference Program for all projects receiving $1M or more in subsidy; apprenticeship; 40% of hours performed by disadvantaged workers Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage; Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 500,000,000 Number of people impacted: 5,000 https://www.citizenactionwi.org/ https://shepherdexpress.com/downloads/30191/download/citizenactionwi.jpg.jpe?cb=64c3ca535d9f20df798a66bad0a14a99 Shepherd Express https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TSohhOepGdq4BwuOzCTvYmZFMymWWxeW/view?usp=share_link X X Milwaukee WI 4.258.841.807,00 -8.812.341.547,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 4 USA Residents Preference Program for all projects receiving $1M or more in subsidy; apprenticeship; 40% of hours performed by disadvantaged workers Prevailing wage x $ 500,000,000 5,00
Citizen Action of Wisconsin Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI Northwestern Mutual Tower local hire requirement Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: Exceeded 40% local hire requirement at 43% Job training & local hire: Exceeded 40% local hire requirement at 43% Northwestern Mutual Tower local hire requirement Job training & local hire: Exceeded 40% local hire requirement at 43% https://www.citizenactionwi.org/ https://www.citizenactionwi.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/E59896D7-AAA7-48DA-88C3-F2EF18A4C202-1200x675.jpeg Citizen Action of Wisconsin https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TUQZwDutXl2k3OYHzx2uQg-VfVirbidh/view?usp=share_link X x Milwaukee WI Northwestern Mutual Tower 4.292.764.203,00 -8.839.393.756,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 5 USA Exceeded 40% local hire requireent (43%) 40% Northwest Mutual Tower exceeds minority hiring and local contracting requirements
Good Jobs Liveable Neighborhoods Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI Park East Redevelopment Compact (PERC) Government Policy Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage x Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: Local contractor requirement; all parcels sold with standards attached Park East Redevelopment Compact (PERC) Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: Local contractor requirement; all parcels sold with standards attached X X X Milwaukee WI Park East 433.506.474,00 -8.829.738.934,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 6 USA x prevailing wage x Local contractor requirement; all parcels sold with standards attached
St. Joe's Accountability Coalition Milwaukee Milwaukee WI WI CBA with St Joseph Hospital to protect against cuts in health care to community Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included Job training requirements included Other notes: Address public health issues CBA with St Joseph Hospital to protect against cuts in health care to community Job training requirements included Other notes: Address public health issues X Milwaukee WI St. Joe's 435.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 430.389.025,00 -879.064.736,00 7 x x Address public health issues
Twin Cities Central Corridor Coalition; ISAIAH Minneapolis Minneapolis MN MN Stops 4 Us Increasing Accecss to Central Corridor Light Rail Project Specific Agreement Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Bus stops in low income communities Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Bus stops in low income communities Value of project: $ 957,000,000; Number of people impacted: 4,400; Other notes: won local, state and federal support for add­ing three new stops to the central corridor light rail line on University Avenue in St Paul. Stops 4 Us Increasing Accecss to Central Corridor Light Rail Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Bus stops in low income communities Value of project: $ 957,000,000; Number of people impacted: 4,400; Other notes: won local, state and federal support for add­ing three new stops to the central corridor light rail line on University Avenue in St Paul. https://isaiahmn.org https://99m360.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/LoveOurPeople-1200x675.jpg ISAIAH Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PaJU-xgO2RWuVQLMI4GkXyLY_qWF2wlB/view?usp=share_link X Minneapolis MN Twin Cities Central Corridor 44.727.753,00 -928.319.981,00 44.977.753,00 -932.650.108,00 1 USA Bus stops in low income communities won local, state and federal support for add­ing three new stops to the central corridor light rail line on University Avenue in St Paul.
Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority Minneapolis Minneapolis MN MN Local Hire for US Bank Stadium Project Specific Agreement 6% women 32% minority workforce 6% women 32% minority workforce Local Hire for US Bank Stadium 6% women 32% minority workforce https://msfa.com https://msfa.com/df-data/images/uploads/slides/msfa-banner-01.jpg Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q820dPJHdwKph2ypjLa9Z8b5igxQdg98/view?usp=share_link X Minneapolis MN US Bank Stadium 44.727.753,00 -936.980.235,00 44.977.753,00 -932.650.108,00 2 USA 6% women 32% minority workforce x
Central Area Neighborhood Development Organization (CANDO) and Bryant Neighborhood Organization Minneapolis Minneapolis MN MN CBA for Seward Co-op Friendship Store Concluded No Agreement Job training benefits included Job training benefits included Other notes: discounts for neighborhood residents CBA for Seward Co-op Friendship Store Job training benefits included Other notes: discounts for neighborhood residents https://thecentralneighborhood.com https://seward.coop/cmsimage.php?id=1567&size=maximum Seward Community Co-op https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S3ha9TDmJP0gIhewiZGEuMomMTXTiZvj/view?usp=share_link https://seward.coop/seward-co-op-plans-for-a-mutual-benefit-agreement-with-bno-and-cando/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u3H-u7M05cJGR4xEcN9TVV9mAxBz_9rN/view?usp=share_link Seward Community Co-op X Minneapolis MN Bryant Neighborhood 45.477.753,00 -932.650.108,00 44.977.753,00 -932.650.108,00 3 x discounts for neighborhood residents
Missoula Community Benefit Coalition Missoula Missoula MT MT Labor standards for Riverfront Triangle hotel Concluded No Agreement https://missoulacommunityfoundation.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Missoula-Community-Benefit-Coalition.jpg Missoula Community Benefit Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Px4hqJx6wGhIt6lAXfTpjnGLpREGDJGQ/view?usp=share_link https://missoulacommunityfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/IMG_20200616_140907-1200x900.jpg Missoula MT Riverfront Triangle 473.721.284,00 -1.139.940.314,00 468.721.284,00 -1.139.940.314,00 1 card check for hotel
Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition Mobile Mobile AL AL CBA for Interstate 10 Bridge and Wallace Tunnel Campaign in Progress Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate pollution and traffic impacts on historic African American Community Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate pollution and traffic impacts on historic African American Community CBA for Interstate 10 Bridge and Wallace Tunnel Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate pollution and traffic impacts on historic African American Community https://www.mejacoalition.org/category/i-10-bridge/ https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Wallace_Tunnel_Mobile_Alabama.jpg Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1upjgDfeSSqtDMxAO6-NEZVZnWkfMLEei/view?usp=share_link Mobile AL I10 Bridge/Wallace Tunnel 311.953.657,00 -880.398.912,00 306.953.657,00 -880.398.912,00 1 Mitigate pollution and traffic impacts on historic African American Community propoed CBA
Nashville Organized for Action and Hope (NOAH) Nashville Nashville TN TN Nashville Local Hire Referendum Government Policy Job training & local hire: 40% Davidson County residents on projects with $100000+ public funding; 10% low-income residents Job training & local hire: 40% Davidson County residents on projects with $100000+ public funding; 10% low-income residents Other notes: pre-empted by State Legislature Nashville Local Hire Referendum Job training & local hire: 40% Davidson County residents on projects with $100000+ public funding; 10% low-income residents Other notes: pre-empted by State Legislature https://noahtn.org/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Nashville-Organized-for-Actiona-and-Hope-NOAH.jpg Nashville Organized for Actiona and Hope (NOAH) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QKy5sJd-Xls9BfZFi1D-0YuopW9SBn8t/view?usp=share_link X Nashville TN 363.171.723,00 -8.630.607.334,00 361.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 1 USA 40% Davidson County residents on projects with $100000+ public funding; 10% low-income residents 40% pre-empted by State Legislature
Open Table Nashville Nashville Nashville TN TN CBA for Church Street Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Construction Careers requirements included Housing for very low income Construction Careers requirements included Housing benefit requirement: Housing for very low income Other notes: Funding for service center for homeless CBA for Church Street Redevelopment Construction Careers requirements included Housing benefit requirement: Housing for very low income Other notes: Funding for service center for homeless http://opentablenashville.org/ https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FW_2DH3WQAMtwKN?format=jpg&name=900x900 Ray DiPietro https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M3-WkIgigUuxTYNUI3Io1Ani8kJ6jkBK/view?usp=share_link X X Nashville TN Church Street 357.581.553,00 -8.648.770.897,00 361.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 2 x Funding for service center for homeless
Equity Alliance, Stand Up! Nashville, NOAH, Southeast Laborers, SEIU Local 205 Nashville Nashville TN TN Redevelopment Plan for East Nashville Campaign in Progress Job quality standards included Job quality standards included Housing: anti-displacement protections; 200 units of affordable housing Redevelopment Plan for East Nashville Job quality standards included Housing: anti-displacement protections; 200 units of affordable housing https://tennesseelookout.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CBA.jpeg Tenessee Lookout https://drive.google.com/file/d/11K8jqmb5iIFIWp-TfyxEgJEqWa6FmjNI/view?usp=share_link X 5,00 0,00 x
Stand Up Nashville Nashville Nashville TN TN CBA for Nashville SC soccer stadium Project Specific Agreement Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: $15.50 minimum wage 20% affordable Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: $15.50 minimum wage Housing benefit requirement: 20 % affordable housing Value of project: $ 250,000,000; Other notes: Child care facility; retail space CBA for Nashville SC soccer stadium Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: $15.50 minimum wage Housing benefit requirement: 20 % affordable housing Value of project: $ 250,000,000; Other notes: Child care facility; retail space https://standupnashville.org/ https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2019/08/21/PNAS/a2287241-4b5e-4a7a-9427-8bee5cf1dc96-NSC_Stadium_Renderings-04.JPG?crop=6007,3379,x1,y435&width=3200&height=1801&format=pjpg&auto=webp The Tennessean https://drive.google.com/file/d/10_3Pui3jN3iVFzUexnTXLGzF6tJoKxLH/view?usp=share_link X X X Nashville TN soccer stadium 363.171.723,00 -8.725.712.986,00 361.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 4 USA Job training $15.50 min wage x $ 250,000,000 x Child care facility; retail space
Stand Up Nashville Nashville Nashville TN TN CBA for NASCAR move to Nashville Campaign in Progress Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Noise and traffic mitigations CBA for NASCAR move to Nashville Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Noise and traffic mitigations https://standupnashville.org/ https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2022/12/08/PNAS/1c023259-bfaf-43c4-9226-6d7d1802a104-Stand_Up_Nashville_2.jpg The Tennessean https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rp4cCDHkokVnP92cEG9Yr3z6RY4noH1y/view?usp=share_link X Nashville TN NASCAR 366.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 361.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 5 x x x Noise and traffic mitigations
City of Nashville Nashville Nashville TN TN CBA for Renovation of Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Campaign in Progress $15.50 minimum wage for all full and part-time employees A series of partnerships with schools and other community organizations CBA for Renovation of Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway A series of partnerships with schools and other community organizations https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2021/11/30/PNAS/1d707ec7-0ac9-4f7c-8548-1098f65355b5-NashvilleFairgroundsSpeedway-No_Logos-November19th2021.jpg?crop=3521,1981,x0,y45&width=3200&height=1801&format=pjpg&auto=webp The Tennessean https://drive.google.com/file/d/10zySkBiBsoTGiJNF8_hDXety4kFArB4i/view?usp=share_link X 366.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 361.626.638,00 -867.816.016,00 1 A series of partnerships with schools and other community organizations
City of New Haven New Haven New Haven CT CT Community Benefits for New Haven bioscience lab and office center Project Specific Agreement Job training: Innovartion Workforce Pipeline; partnership with New Haven Works; New Haven resident preference Job training: Innovartion Workforce Pipeline; partnership with New Haven Works; New Haven resident preference Number of years: 30 Value of project: $ 100,000,000 Number of people impacted: 1,700 Other notes: 25% local contractors; 25% minority contractors; 6.9% women contractors; $400000 to Together We Grow Community Benefits Fund Community Benefits for New Haven bioscience lab and office center Job training: Innovartion Workforce Pipeline; partnership with New Haven Works; New Haven resident preference Number of years: 30 Value of project: $ 100,000,000 Number of people impacted: 1,700 Other notes: 25% local contractors; 25% minority contractors; 6.9% women contractors; $400000 to Together We Grow Community Benefits Fund https://www.ynhhs.org/about/our-community/benefits-report-2020 https://ri-bio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/view_retail_podium_19-0902.jpg RIBio https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XEqteHfTxwgOsT0KOpVnMYpNyDjk9tVr/view?usp=share_link * X New Haven CT bioscience lab and office center 41.058.274,00 -724.948.708,00 41.308.274,00 -729.278.835,00 1 USA Innovartion Workforce Pipeline; partnership with New Haven Works; New Haven resident preference x 30 $ 100,000,000 1,70 25% local contractors; 25% minority contractors; 6.9% women contractors; $400000 to Together We Grow Community Benefits Fund
Connecticut Center for a New Economy (CCNE) New Haven New Haven CT CT Yale New Haven Hospital CBA Project Specific Agreement Job training: $1.2M training; local hire 100/year; training 50/year $1.2M housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Traffic and parking improvements in areas adjacent to hospital;funding of asthma and uninsured children's coordinators Job training: $1.2M training; local hire 100/year; training 50/year $1.2M housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Traffic and parking improvements in areas adjacent to hospital;funding of asthma and uninsured children's coordinators Value of project: $ 467,000,000 Number of people impacted: 18,875 Other notes: Wrote off medical debt for 18000 people Yale New Haven Hospital CBA Job training: $1.2M training; local hire 100/year; training 50/year $1.2M housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Traffic and parking improvements in areas adjacent to hospital;funding of asthma and uninsured children's coordinators Value of project: $ 467,000,000 Number of people impacted: 18,875 Other notes: Wrote off medical debt for 18000 people https://www.newhavenrising.org/ https://ri-bio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/view_retail_podium_19-0902.jpg CCNE Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L2U7NLVGLwr7Ztfb--ayaNtfhxtbpeUW/view?usp=share_link X X New Haven CT Yale New Haven Hospital 41.058.274,00 -733.608.962,00 41.308.274,00 -729.278.835,00 2 USA $1.2M training; local hire 100/yr; training 50/yr Living wage all jobs x Card check/neutrality Traffic and parking improvements in areas adjacent to hospital;funding of asthma and uninsured children's coordinators x $ 467,000,000 18,88 Wrote off medical debt for 18000 people
Connecticut Center for a New Economy (CCNE) New Haven New Haven CT CT New Haven Works (Jobs Pipeline) Government Policy Job training: Workers placed in career pipeline jobs Job training: Workers placed in career pipeline jobs Value of project: $ 6,500,000 Number of people impacted: 325 New Haven Works (Jobs Pipeline) Job training: Workers placed in career pipeline jobs Value of project: $ 6,500,000 Number of people impacted: 325 http://newhavenworkspipeline.org/ https://ri-bio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/view_retail_podium_19-0902.jpg CCNE Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L2U7NLVGLwr7Ztfb--ayaNtfhxtbpeUW/view?usp=share_link X New Haven CT 41.808.274,00 -729.278.835,00 41.308.274,00 -729.278.835,00 3 USA Workers placed in career pipeline jobs $ 6,500,000 325,00
Stand With Dignity New Orleans New Orleans LA LA Hire NOLA Government Policy Jobs: 30% Louisiana worker hiring requirement; 10% disadvantaged worker hiring requirement Jobs: 30% Louisiana worker hiring requirement; 10% disadvantaged worker hiring requirement Other notes: Stand with Dignity said percentages were too low Hire NOLA Jobs: 30% Louisiana worker hiring requirement; 10% disadvantaged worker hiring requirement Other notes: Stand with Dignity said percentages were too low https://www.nolashakedown.org/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Stand-With-Dignity.jpg NOLA Shakedown https://drive.google.com/file/d/12S2FEPiPk24OpIhhwXEYWIZ9x7otm_2J/view?usp=share_link X New Orleans LA 294.510.658,00 -900.715.323,00 299.510.658,00 -900.715.323,00 1 30% Louisiana workers; 10% disadvantaged workers 30% Stand with Dignity said percentages were too low
Unite Here New Orleans New Orleans LA LA Labor standards for New Orleans Convention Center Hotel Campaign in Progress Value of project: $ 558,000,000 Labor standards for New Orleans Convention Center Hotel Value of project: $ 558,000,000 https://inthesetimes.com/article/unionized-new-orleans-labor-workers-organizing-pandemic-south https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Unite-Here-New-Orleans.jpg In These Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/12SnKdZxLGhS7G4i11Ke-fwo1U1jZkgIU/view?usp=share_link New Orleans LA Convention Center Hotel 304.510.658,00 -900.715.323,00 299.510.658,00 -900.715.323,00 2 x x $ 558,000,000
New Rochelle City Council New Rochelle New Rochelle NY NY Community Benefit Standards in Downtown Development Zone Government Policy Jobs: 20% First Source for construction 10% affordable or opt out payment Jobs: 20% First Source for construction Housing benefit requirement: 10% affordable or opt out payment Other notes: Covers projects in downtown redevelopment zone Community Benefit Standards in Downtown Development Zone Jobs: 20% First Source for construction Housing benefit requirement: 10% affordable or opt out payment Other notes: Covers projects in downtown redevelopment zone https://www.newrochelleny.com/90/City-Council https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/New-Rochelle-City-Council.jpg New York Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zf8ipHVf6HjFuJxKO7s78ztSnh0ivTTH/view?usp=share_link https://www.newrochelleny.com/DocumentCenter/View/11491/Step-by-Step-Guide?bidId= https://www.newrochelleny.com/DocumentCenter/View/5219/DECEMBER-2015-COW-AGENDA-FLYER-1-PDF-3-OF-3-ATTACHMENTS?bidId= https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cHAHS4J3zMhIAY-ttifHUfuaspAF5XaX/view?usp=share_link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IHjoGZsb-fseAjpE_jUCA5VlLKIqqSjl/view?usp=share_link City of New Rochelle X X New Rochelle NY 414.114.882,00 -737.823.549,00 409.114.882,00 -737.823.549,00 1 USA 20% First Source for construction 20% x Covers projects in downtown redevelopment zone
Alliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN) New York New York NY NY Building Blocks labor standards for New York grocery workers Government Policy Job Quality/Living Wage: retain 1000 jobs; 400 new; responsible employer language Job Quality/Living Wage: retain 1000 jobs; 400 new; responsible employer language Number of people impacted:1,000; Other notes: Food retail expansion to support health (FRESH); 15 new grocery stores; expand 10 stores Building Blocks labor standards for New York grocery workers Job Quality/Living Wage: retain 1000 jobs; 400 new; responsible employer language Number of people impacted:1,000; Other notes: Food retail expansion to support health (FRESH); 15 new grocery stores; expand 10 stores https://alignny.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Alliance-for-a-Greater-New-York-ALIGN-03.jpg Allliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NT09lgLnZ0oERatqlhL6Tl5RGHVpg-ML/view?usp=share_link X New York NY Building Blocks 408.672.838,00 -7.353.044.454,00 407.127.753,00 -740.059.728,00 1 USA retain 1000 jobs; 400 new; responsible employer language 1,00 Food retail expansion to support health (FRESH); 15 new grocery stores; expand 10 stores
Alliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN) New York New York NY NY Community Benefits for Coney Island Redevelopment Project Specific Agreement Local hiring agreement for construction work included Job Quality/Living Wage: Prevailing wage for building services Responsible janitorial and security contractors Living wage goal for retail and supermarket workers. 6000 construction and 25000 permanent jobs ; Construction Careers requirement included; Union Rights requirement: Organizing rights for hotel workers 4,500 units of housing and 900 affordable units. 35% affordable housing income-tiered, compared to the City’s original proposal of 20% non-income-tiered New community center with commitment to upper-level housing at 100% affordability Local hiring agreement for construction work included Job Quality/Living Wage: Prevailing wage for building services Responsible janitorial and security contractors Living wage goal for retail and supermarket workers. 6000 construction and 25000 permanent jobs ; Construction Careers requirement included; Union Rights requirement: Organizing rights for hotel workers Housing benefit requirement: 4,500 units of housing and 900 affordable units. 35% affordable housing income-tiered, compared to the City’s original proposal of 20% non-income-tiered New community center with commitment to upper-level housing at 100% affordability Value of project: $1,500,000; Number of people impacted: 31,000; Other notes: $137 M for public infrastructure Community Benefits for Coney Island Redevelopment Local hiring agreement for construction work included Job Quality/Living Wage: Prevailing wage for building services Responsible janitorial and security contractors Living wage goal for retail and supermarket workers. 6000 construction and 25000 permanent jobs ; Construction Careers requirement included; Union Rights requirement: Organizing rights for hotel workers Housing benefit requirement: 4,500 units of housing and 900 affordable units. 35% affordable housing income-tiered, compared to the City’s original proposal of 20% non-income-tiered New community center with commitment to upper-level housing at 100% affordability Value of project: $1,500,000; Number of people impacted: 31,000; Other notes: $137 M for public infrastructure https://alignny.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Alliance-for-a-Greater-New-York-ALIGN-03.jpg Allliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N_Z3zmuWMtu-vdmo2JMSWquJ6J6uyOal/view?usp=share_link X X X New York NY Coney Island 403.082.668,00 -7.371.208.017,00 407.127.753,00 -740.059.728,00 2 USA Local hiring agreement for construction work Prevailing wage for building services Responsible janitorial and security contractors Living wage goal for retail and supermarket workers. 6000 construction and 25000 permanent jobs x Organizing rights for hotel workers x $ 1,500,000,000 31,00 $137 M for public infrastructure
Friends of South Street Seaport New York New York NY NY Renovation and Reconstruction of Pier 17 Project Specific Agreement affordable housing Housing benefit requirement: affordable housing Other notes: Developer proposed agreement for $300M in community benefits including new public school Renovation and Reconstruction of Pier 17 Housing benefit requirement: affordable housing Other notes: Developer proposed agreement for $300M in community benefits including new public school https://friendsofsouthstreetseaport.com https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Alliance-for-a-Greater-New-York-ALIGN-03.jpg Friends of South Street Seaport https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ox7bldeEbE-gQsak6kyTbHSh88b45gHR/view?usp=share_link X New York NY Pier 17 403.082.668,00 -7.429.986.543,00 407.127.753,00 -740.059.728,00 3 USA x Developer proposed agreement for $300M in community benefits including new public school
Alliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN) New York New York NY NY Getting Our Moneys Worth; NY State IDA reform Government Policy Job Quality/Living Wage: No subsidies for low wage retail jobs Public participation/transparency requirement: Reporting and transparency Job Quality/Living Wage: No subsidies for low wage retail jobs Public participation/transparency requirement: Reporting and transparency Value of project: $ 9,000,000,000 Getting Our Moneys Worth; NY State IDA reform Job Quality/Living Wage: No subsidies for low wage retail jobs Public participation/transparency requirement: Reporting and transparency Value of project: $ 9,000,000,000 https://alignny.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Allliance-for-a-Greater-New-York-ALIGN.jpg Allliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NNEjeM3NcaiIla2BokGdzNGAOD-oXIIN/view?usp=share_link X x New York NY 408.672.838,00 -7.448.150.106,00 407.127.753,00 -740.059.728,00 4 USA No subsidies for low wage retail jobs Reporting and transparency $ 9,000,000,000
West Harlem Dev Corp ; Mobilized African Diaspora New York New York NY NY Columbia U Manahattanville Campus Expansion CBA Project Specific Agreement First Source job training requirments included Construction Careers requirement: 40% local/minority/women workforce $24M affordable housing fund; only $100000 has been spent 6 years later First Source job training requirments included Construction Careers requirement: 40% local/minority/women workforce Housing benefit requirement: $24M affordable housing fund; only $100000 has been spent 6 years later Other notes: $76M in grants to community groups; $30M for community school; 50% WMBE; 35% WMBE contracting; Columbia Black Students Want Commitment to Fund CBA outcomes; failure to meet labor standards or local hiring goals Columbia U Manahattanville Campus Expansion CBA First Source job training requirments included Construction Careers requirement: 40% local/minority/women workforce Housing benefit requirement: $24M affordable housing fund; only $100000 has been spent 6 years later Other notes: $76M in grants to community groups; $30M for community school; 50% WMBE; 35% WMBE contracting; Columbia Black Students Want Commitment to Fund CBA outcomes; failure to meet labor standards or local hiring goals https://westharlemdc.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/West-Harlem-Development-Corporation.jpg West Harlem Development Corporation https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SXQIxhwrwoAvdBvJWYWT095FQ74_NlEs/view?usp=share_link X X X New York NY Columbia U Manhattanville 412.127.753,00 -740.059.728,00 407.127.753,00 -740.059.728,00 5 USA First Source 40% local/minority/women workforce x $76M in grants to community groups; $30M for community school; 50% WMBE; 35% WMBE contracting; Columbia Black Students Want Commitment to Fund CBA outcomes; failure to meet labor standards or local hiring goals
City of Newark Newark Newark NJ NJ Community Benefits Required as Condition for Tax Abatements in Newark Government Policy 40% local hire requirement Living wage/prevailing wage 20-50% affordable required depending on length of abatement 40% local hire requirement Living wage/prevailing wage Housing benefit requirement: 20-50% affordable housing required, depending on length of abatement Other notes: requires MBE/WBE; requires contribution to community school trust fund Community Benefits Required as Condition for Tax Abatements in Newark 40% local hire requirement Living wage/prevailing wage Housing benefit requirement: 20-50% affordable housing required, depending on length of abatement Other notes: requires MBE/WBE; requires contribution to community school trust fund https://www.newarknj.gov https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/City-of-Newark.jpg Urban Institute https://drive.google.com/file/d/19GIOgBAckL7JQnJtNkZpUlfSrx0fTeYp/view?usp=share_link X X X Newark NJ 40.985.657,00 -73.739.354,00 40.735.657,00 -741.723.667,00 1 USA 40% local hire requirement 40% Living wage/prevailing wage x requires MBE/WBE; requires contribution to community school trust fund
City of Newark Newark Newark NJ NJ Payroll tax break for Newark companies that hire locally Government Policy Jobs: Tax break for companies hiring locally Jobs: Tax break for companies hiring locally Payroll tax break for Newark companies that hire locally Jobs: Tax break for companies hiring locally https://www.newarknj.gov https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/City-of-Newark.jpg Urban Institute https://drive.google.com/file/d/19GIOgBAckL7JQnJtNkZpUlfSrx0fTeYp/view?usp=share_link X Newark NJ 40.485.657,00 -73.739.354,00 40.735.657,00 -741.723.667,00 2 USA No payroll tax for companies that hire 50%+ local residents x
Good Jobs-Clean Air-Safe and Healthy Communities Coalition Newark Newark NJ NJ CBA for major Amazon warehouse at Port Newark Campaign in Progress Jobs: Local hiring and job training requirements Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: All electric truck fleet to mitigate adverse impacts on Environmental Justice communities Public participation/transparency requirement included Jobs: Local hiring and job training requirements Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: All electric truck fleet to mitigate adverse impacts on Environmental Justice communities Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Safe Jobs CBA for major Amazon warehouse at Port Newark Jobs: Local hiring and job training requirements Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: All electric truck fleet to mitigate adverse impacts on Environmental Justice communities Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Safe Jobs Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) https://goodjobscleanairnj.org/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Good-Jobs-Clean-Air-Safe-and-Healthy-Communities-Coalition.jpg ‘Good Jobs-Clean Air-Safe and Healthy Communities Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Oy51NtmQq4FsUMS_qmVkkLBxQuNHPl5L/view?usp=share_link X x x Newark NJ Port Newark 40.235.657,00 -741.723.667,00 40.735.657,00 -741.723.667,00 3 USA x x x x All electric truck fleet to mitigate adverse impacts on Environmental Justice communities x x Safe Jobs
Ironbound Community Corp, Homes for All Newark Newark Newark NJ NJ Newark Right to Counsel Government Policy Free legal council for low income residents in Landlord/Tenant Court Housing benefit requirement: Free legal council for low income residents in Landlord/Tenant Court Newark Right to Counsel Housing benefit requirement: Free legal council for low income residents in Landlord/Tenant Court https://ironboundcc.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Ironbound-Community-Corp-02.jpg Ironbound Community Corp https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PTQL8wFQ-pEzwePg5IAP-lZpTOFp3XlZ/view?usp=share_link X Newark NJ Ironbound Community 40.485.657,00 -746.053.794,00 40.735.657,00 -741.723.667,00 4 USA
Ironbound Community Corp, Homes for All Newark Newark Newark NJ NJ Newark Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (IZO) Government Policy 30 or more units requires 20% affordable; Broad St Project requires 20% affordable on-site Housing benefit requirement: 30 or more units requires 20% affordable; Newark Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance (IZO) Housing benefit requirement: 30 or more units requires 20% affordable; https://ironboundcc.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Ironbound-Community-Corp.jpg Ironbound Community Corp https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PRSE7AGVtoexLDqrCfxDLPtjRXu1FhpX/view?usp=share_link X Newark NJ Ironbound Community 40.985.657,00 -746.053.794,00 40.735.657,00 -741.723.667,00 5 USA
Homes for All Newark Newark Newark NJ NJ Newark Rent Control Ballot Initiative Government Policy Reduce allowable rent increases; Require lcompliance with all state and local regulations prior to granting any rent increase. Housing benefit requirement:Reduce allowable rent increases; Require compliance with all state and local regulations prior to granting any rent increase. Other notes: Appeals of Rent Control Board to City Council instead of Superior Court Newark Rent Control Ballot Initiative Housing benefit requirement:Reduce allowable rent increases; Require compliance with all state and local regulations prior to granting any rent increase. Other notes: Appeals of Rent Control Board to City Council instead of Superior Court X Newark NJ 41.235.657,00 -741.723.667,00 40.735.657,00 -741.723.667,00 6 USA Appeals of Rent Control Board to City Council instead of Superior Court
Newport Health Equity Zone Newport Newport RI RI Community Benefits for Newport Grand Mixed-Use Project Campaign in Progress Job training requirements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included addressed climate change Job training requirements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included addressed climate change Other notes: Traffic Mitigation Community Benefits for Newport Grand Mixed-Use Project Job training requirements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included addressed climate change Other notes: Traffic Mitigation https://newporthealthequity.com Newport Health Equity ZoneLab X x Newport RI 409.901.024,00 -713.128.285,00 414.901.024,00 -713.128.285,00 1 x Climate Change Traffic Mitigation
North End Local Advisory Group (LAG) Newport Health Equity Zone’s Housing Working Group and Greening Urban Spaces Working Group Newport Newport RI RI Equity standards as part of North End rezone Campaign in Progress Job training requirements included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included to address more parks and playgrounds Public participation/transparency requirement included Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included to address more parks and playgrounds Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Community input as part of the zoning process; city approved rezone without CBA Equity standards as part of North End rezone Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included to address more parks and playgrounds Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Community input as part of the zoning process; city approved rezone without CBA x X x x 4.199,00 -7.131,00 4.149,00 -7.131,00 2 x x Community input as part of the zoning process; City approved rezoning without CBA
Niagara Organizing Alliance for Hope (NOAH) Niagara Falls Niagara Falls NY NY Local Hire Goals for Subsidized Projects in Niagara Falls Government Policy Set local hiring goals for subsidized projects Set local hiring goals for subsidized projects Local Hire Goals for Subsidized Projects in Niagara Falls Set local hiring goals for subsidized projects https://noahniagara.org https://ri-bio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/view_retail_podium_19-0902.jpg Niagara Organizing Alliance for Hope (NOAH) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QKkcjq3BH7z6fR5fREzfGon94DbdPrOC/view?usp=share_link X Niagara Falls NY 435.962.143,00 -790.377.388,00 430.962.143,00 -790.377.388,00 1 USA local hiring goals for subsidized projects
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) Oakland Oakland CA CA Oak to 9th CBA Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 300 local construction job opportunities created; $1.6 M for job training fund 465 units for very low income, 1/2 will be family size, 1/4 senior housing (between 30%-60% AMI); $200,000,000 from tax revenue for affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 29.9 acres; transit, walk, bike; Environmental contamination cleanup through Dept of Toxics Substance Control. Jobs: 300 local construction job opportunities created; $1.6 M for job training fund 465 units for very low income, 1/2 will be family size, 1/4 senior housing (between 30%-60% AMI); $200,000,000 from tax revenue for affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 29.9 acres; transit, walk, bike; Environmental contamination cleanup through Dept of Toxics Substance Control. Value of project: $ 1,279,250,000 Number of people impacted: 10,125 Oak to 9th CBA Jobs: 300 local construction job opportunities created; $1.6 M for job training fund 465 units for very low income, 1/2 will be family size, 1/4 senior housing (between 30%-60% AMI); $200,000,000 from tax revenue for affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 29.9 acres; transit, walk, bike; Environmental contamination cleanup through Dept of Toxics Substance Control. Value of project: $ 1,279,250,000 Number of people impacted: 10,125 https://workingeastbay.org/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/East-Bay-Alliance-for-a-Sustainable-Economy-EBASE.jpg East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SjWNjsnMu-go-Mv8vCxEFio3f-Y74UfD/view?usp=share_link X X Oakland CA Oak to 9th 3.815.790.479,00 -1.219.176.105,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 1 USA 300 300 local construction job opportunities, and a $1.6 M job training fund Prevailing wage with health benefits and pension; x PLA 29.9 acres; transit, walk, bike; Environmental contamination cleanup through Dept of Toxics Substance Control. x $ 1,279,250,000 10,13
Oakland Residents for Responsible Development, Block by Block and The Chinatown Coalition Oakland Oakland CA CA Oakland Chinatown 13th Street community benefits Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Required 20% local hiring 262 units $675,000 toward affordable housing; $725,000 worth of discounted rents for small businesses and artists; $250,000 to aid tenants being evicted by development. Jobs: Required 20% local hiring 262 units $675,000 toward affordable housing; $725,000 worth of discounted rents for small businesses and artists; $250,000 to aid tenants being evicted by development. Other notes: Mixed use Oakland Chinatown 13th Street community benefits Jobs: Required 20% local hiring 262 units $675,000 toward affordable housing; $725,000 worth of discounted rents for small businesses and artists; $250,000 to aid tenants being evicted by development. Other notes: Mixed use https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Oakland-Chinatown-Coalition-02.jpg Oakland Chinatown Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/11ciGuYIktGQXOQH_PUEf5XNXYjBelSp_/view?usp=sharing X X Oakland CA Chinatown Housing 378.043.514,00 -1.217.711.639,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 2 USA 20% local hire 20% $100,000 for the Cypress Mandela Training Center Union construction x Mixed use
Oakland United Coalition Oakland Oakland CA CA Community Benefits for Oakland Coliseum Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included 15% affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Environmental Protections Job training requirement included 15% affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Environmental Protections Other notes: Youth Center; Health Center; contracts with local businesses Community Benefits for Oakland Coliseum Job training requirement included 15% affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Environmental Protections Other notes: Youth Center; Health Center; contracts with local businesses https://www.facebook.com/OUCoalition/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Oakland-United-Coalition-02.jpg Working East Bay https://drive.google.com/file/d/10r4pjLWHHrhyr8HTlnSAekYDHxyz8ZLz/view?usp=share_link X X Oakland CA Oakland Coliseum 3.745.079.801,00 -1.219.176.105,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 3 USA x x PLA/Ban the Box Environmental Protections x x Youth Center; Health Center; contracts with local businesses
Oakland United Oakland Oakland CA CA Community Benefits in Exchange for Baseball Stadium Approval Campaign in Progress local hire not in proposal Yes Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included local hire not in proposal Proposes 450 affordable units on site and 450 off site Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Local contracting not in proposal; Value of project: $12,000,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Team seeks massive subsidy; Seaport Planning Commission rejects proposal Community Benefits in Exchange for Baseball Stadium Approval local hire not in proposal Proposes 450 affordable units on site and 450 off site Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Local contracting not in proposal; Value of project: $12,000,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Team seeks massive subsidy; Seaport Planning Commission rejects proposal https://ballparkdigest.com/2022/01/20/oakland-planning-commission-approves-as-ballpark-eir/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Oakland-United.jpg Working East Bay https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Nk6XjO8Mgv0EsV8hM5JOOZ_lp6C-F4-Z/view?usp=share_link X X Oakland CA Baseball stadium 373.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 4 Yes Yes Yes x $ 12,000,000,000 x Team seeks massive subsidy
Revive Oakland Coalition Oakland Oakland CA CA Jobs Policies with Port of Oakland for Army Base Redevelopment Project Specific Agreement 12,000 jobs will be created; 50% local hire; 25% disadvantaged workers; ban the box Living wage, limits on temporary employment 12,000 jobs will be created; 50% local hire; 25% disadvantaged workers; ban the box Living wage, limits on temporary employment Number of people impacted: 12,000 Jobs Policies with Port of Oakland for Army Base Redevelopment 12,000 jobs will be created; 50% local hire; 25% disadvantaged workers; ban the box Living wage, limits on temporary employment Number of people impacted: 12,000 https://workingeastbay.org/issues/revive-oakland/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Revive-Oakland-Coalition-02.jpg East Bay Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/10xoIyhnUj_JxFWfpY5On3bVPfwA__9vx/view?usp=share_link X X Oakland CA Oakland Army Base 3.745.079.801,00 -1.226.247.173,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 5 USA 12,000 50% local hire; 25% disadvantaged workers; ban the box 50% x 12,00
Community Coalition for Equitable Development Oakland Oakland CA CA CBA for Kaiser Auditorium Redevelopment Project Specific Agreement Public participation/transparency: Community Oversight Committee Public participation/transparency: Community Oversight Committee Value of project: $ 64,500,000 Other notes: Anti-displacement provisions for local arts groups; affordable rents CBA for Kaiser Auditorium Redevelopment Public participation/transparency: Community Oversight Committee Value of project: $ 64,500,000 Other notes: Anti-displacement provisions for local arts groups; affordable rents https://www.ccedoakland.org/ https://ri-bio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/view_retail_podium_19-0902.jpg Houstin CBA https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TKzwdWa_BeYdcbE_qQ4PVtZh-9-sYo7M/view?usp=share_link Oakland CA Kaiser Auditorium 378.043.514,00 -1.227.711.639,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 6 USA Community Oversight Committee x $ 64,500,000 Anti-displacement provisions for local arts groups; affordable rents
Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Oakland Oakland CA CA Rent strike during coronavirus crisis Concluded No Agreement No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic Rent strike during coronavirus crisis No rent payment during coronavirus pandemic https://www.acceaction.org Explore X Oakland CA 3.815.790.479,00 -1.226.247.173,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 7
Revive Oakland Coalition Oakland Oakland CA CA Redevelopmment of Oakland Army Base Project Specific Agreement West Oakland job and training center; Ban the Box; 50% local hire 1,000 – 1,500 construction jobs over next 7 years; 1,000 – 1,500 warehouse and operations jobs, starting in about 2017; limits on use of temp workers Protect Labor Agreement (PLA) West Oakland job and training center; Ban the Box; 50% local hire 1,000 – 1,500 construction jobs over next 7 years; 1,000 – 1,500 warehouse and operations jobs, starting in about 2017; limits on use of temp workers Protect Labor Agreement (PLA) Value or project: $ 1,200,000,000; Number of people impacted: 3,000 Redevelopmment of Oakland Army Base West Oakland job and training center; Ban the Box; 50% local hire 1,000 – 1,500 construction jobs over next 7 years; 1,000 – 1,500 warehouse and operations jobs, starting in about 2017; limits on use of temp workers Protect Labor Agreement (PLA) Value or project: $ 1,200,000,000; Number of people impacted: 3,000 Duplicate website, different projects X X Oakland CA Oakland Army Base 383.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 378.043.514,00 -1.222.711.639,00 8 USA West Oakland job and training center; Ban the Box; 50% local hire 50% 1,000 – 1,500 construction jobs over next 7 years; 1,000 – 1,500 warehouse and operations jobs, starting in about 2017; limits on use of temp workers x PLA x $ 1,200,000,000 3,00
Oberlin Community Benefits Coalition Oberlin Oberlin OH OH CBA for Green Acres Development in Oberlin Concluded No Agreement Local hiring requirements included 56 units of housing; sustainability, affordability, diversity Local hiring requirements included Housing benefit requirement: 56 units of housing; sustainability, affordability, diversity Other notes: Local contracting CBA for Green Acres Development in Oberlin Local hiring requirements included Housing benefit requirement: 56 units of housing; sustainability, affordability, diversity Other notes: Local contracting X X Oberlin OH Green Acres 417.939.386,00 -822.173.786,00 412.939.386,00 -822.173.786,00 1 Local hiring x Local contracting
Port of Olympia Olympia Olympia WA WA Proposed sale of 200 acres to private developerin Tumwater for warehouse development Campaign in Progress x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: preserve greenspace; mitigate trucking impacts Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: preserve greenspace; mitigate trucking impacts Other notes: protect our neighborhoods, forests, and future. We support sustainable development. Tumwater needs homes, restaurants, shops, recreation, and forest — not mega-warehouses by a middle school. Proposed sale of 200 acres to private developerin Tumwater for warehouse development Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: preserve greenspace; mitigate trucking impacts Other notes: protect our neighborhoods, forests, and future. We support sustainable development. Tumwater needs homes, restaurants, shops, recreation, and forest — not mega-warehouses by a middle school. https://portolympia.com/community/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Port-of-Olympia.jpg Port of Olympia Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QvO19COzhQBEsM9_sZVaaqIhLcBBVEgL/view?usp=share_link X Olympia WA 475.378.741,00 -1.229.006.951,00 470.378.741,00 -1.229.006.951,00 1 x protect our neighborhoods, forests, and future. We support sustainable development. Tumwater needs homes, restaurants, shops, recreation, and forest — not mega-warehouses by a middle school.
Santa Clara County Palo Alto Palo Alto CA CA Affordable housing as part of Stanford University expansion Concluded No Agreement 1500 additional housing units Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Traffic Mitigation 1500 additional housing units Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Traffic Mitigation Value of project: $ 4,700,000,000; Other notes: County wants to use traditional approval process; Stanford wants to negotiate a development agreement; Stanford cancelled expansion plan Affordable housing as part of Stanford University expansion 1500 additional housing units Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Traffic Mitigation Value of project: $ 4,700,000,000; Other notes: County wants to use traditional approval process; Stanford wants to negotiate a development agreement; Stanford cancelled expansion plan https://www.mv-voice.com/news/2022/07/21/bracing-for-stanford-growth-county-looks-to-beef-up-housing-transportation-requirements https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Santa-Clara-County.jpg Sinead Chang https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AMtGqIF6X3KxqVYFry0k7MrUhi4qthhT/view?usp=share_link X X Palo Alto CA Stanford 379.418.834,00 -1.221.430.195,00 374.418.834,00 -1.221.430.195,00 1 Traffic Mitigation Transparency x $ 4,700,000,000 County wants to use traditional approval process; Stanford wants to negotiate a development agreement
City of Pasadena Pasadena Pasadena CA CA Social Equity Proposal for Cannabis Dispensaries Government Policy Other notes: City hasn't adequately addressed community mitigations Social Equity Proposal for Cannabis Dispensaries Other notes: City hasn't adequately addressed community mitigations https://www.cityofpasadena.net/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/City-of-Pasadena.jpg VisitTheUSA https://drive.google.com/file/d/122QM7bqh1GNblwj9iqF80aX4NGL4jE4w/view?usp=share_link Pasadena CA 346.477.849,00 -1.181.445.155,00 341.477.849,00 -1.181.445.155,00 1 x x City hasn't adequately addressed community mitigations
Arlington County Pentagon City Pentagon City VA VA Development of Amazon HQ 2 Project Specific Agreement $20M for Affordable Housing Investment Fund Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Expanded green space; bus shelters; bikeshare; LEED platinum design Housing benefit requirement: $20M for Affordable Housing Investment Fund Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Expanded green space; bus shelters; bikeshare; LEED platinum design Other notes: Public art; event space Development of Amazon HQ 2 Housing benefit requirement: $20M for Affordable Housing Investment Fund Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Expanded green space; bus shelters; bikeshare; LEED platinum design Other notes: Public art; event space https://www.arlingtonva.us/Home https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Arlington-County-02.jpg DCist https://drive.google.com/file/d/1StSwtnyVCTnH7zrsDg3Z0VNJdkQGbXh9/view?usp=share_link DCist X x Pentagon City VA Amazon HQ 393.605.585,00 -770.597.464,00 388.605.585,00 -770.597.464,00 1 USA Expanded green space; bus shelters; bikeshare; LEED platinum design x Public art; event space
Community Legal Services of Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA Legislation protecting homeowners from predatory home buying schemes Government Policy Housing: Protects homeowners from the worst abuses among residential property wholesalers Legislation protecting homeowners from predatory home buying schemes Housing: Protects homeowners from the worst abuses among residential property wholesalers https://clsphila.org/services/homebuying-scams/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Community-Legal-Services-of-Philadelphia.jpg SpaceWise https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nC9JBrYRQ0waxOHsGZ6wLly4Uph86qaZ/view?usp=share_link 5,00 0,00
Newbold Neighbors Assoc; East Point Breeze Neighbors (EPBN) Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA Affordable Housing for George W. Childs Elementary Redevelopment Project Specific Agreement 10 affordable units Housing benefit requirement: 10 affordable units Other notes: Community meeting space Affordable Housing for George W. Childs Elementary Redevelopment Housing benefit requirement: 10 affordable units Other notes: Community meeting space http://epbneighbors.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/East-Point-Breeze-Neighbors-EPBN.jpg East Point Breeze Neighbors Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LptJfuYH96g6EYFCePCsR42WwKVVSJZK/view?usp=share_link X Philadelphia PA George W. Childs Elementary 401.070.924,00 -7.468.969.324,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 2 USA x Community meeting space
Germantown Community Alliance Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA CBA standards for Redevelopment of Philadelphia school buildings Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included Affordable Housing; Total 277 units Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: Affordable Housing; Total 277 units Value of project: $ 50,000,000; Other notes: Vocational training; public safety; 20% minority cotracting CBA standards for Redevelopment of Philadelphia school buildings Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: Affordable Housing; Total 277 units Value of project: $ 50,000,000; Other notes: Vocational training; public safety; 20% minority cotracting https://www.gcaphilly.org/?fbclid=IwAR3qGijiGJEQT63aV36nhOk-gfKcp2YZLYYxkIcgD2n4dbhxiy7FQk0TSkE https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Germantown-Community-Alliance.jpg Germantown Community Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vdd3iNo7mVu2Jyid3pNXhPYtWB5s5ZOV/view?usp=share_link X X Philadelphia PA 397.980.754,00 -7.468.969.324,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 3 x x $ 50,000,000 Vocational training; public safety; 20% minority cotracting
Pennsport Civic Association Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA Housing and greenspace requirements for Pennsport Mixed Use Development Project Specific Agreement 2000 market rate units Housing benefit requirement: 2000 market rate units Other notes: $300,000 for parks and recreations; completion of Delaware river trail Housing and greenspace requirements for Pennsport Mixed Use Development Housing benefit requirement: 2000 market rate units Other notes: $300,000 for parks and recreations; completion of Delaware river trail https://www.pennsport.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Pennsport-Civic-Association.jpg Seth Shapiro https://drive.google.com/file/d/1whnwr0IvsJABxz39vsWfQZa5KWPAWXTT/view?usp=share_link https://philly.curbed.com/2019/3/26/18282331/new-pennsport-waterfront-project-townhomes-2019 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Imd2tSy5O54F5Pd-IRj8VbvM7Tyts7cE/view?usp=share_link Curbed X Philadelphia PA Pennsport 395.480.754,00 -7.487.132.887,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 4 USA x $300,000 for parks and recreations; completion of Delaware river trail
Richard Allen New Generation Community Association Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA Local hire and job training for Ninth and Poplar warehouse conversion Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: 10 percent of the project’s workforce would come from West Poplar, where the average household income is $24,000. Under the agreement, half the jobs for the project are also supposed to go to people of color and women. Job training & local hire: 10 percent of the project’s workforce would come from West Poplar, where the average household income is $24,000. Under the agreement, half the jobs for the project are also supposed to go to people of color and women. Local hire and job training for Ninth and Poplar warehouse conversion Job training & local hire: 10 percent of the project’s workforce would come from West Poplar, where the average household income is $24,000. Under the agreement, half the jobs for the project are also supposed to go to people of color and women. https://www.rang-rco.com https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Richard-Allen-New-Generation-Community-Association.jpg Richard Allen New Generation Community Association https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X__vpi10KzD67QJwaePtTnksRRjGIB3d/view?usp=share_link X Philadelphia PA Ninth and Poplar 394.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 5 USA 10 percent of the project’s workforce would come from West Poplar, where the average household income is $24,000. Under the agreement, half the jobs for the project are also supposed to go to people of color and women. x
United South/Southwest Coalition for Healthy Communities, Philly THRIVE Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA CBA for redevelopment of PES oil refinery site Campaign in Progress Jobs created: 13000 temporary jobs; 19000 permanent jobs; Local hire: 79% from city of philadelphia; 52% people of color x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: removing 850,000 barrels of tank product, 30,000 tons of asbestos and 950 miles of piping Public participation/transparency requirement included Jobs created: 13000 temporary jobs; 19000 permanent jobs; Local hire: 79% from city of philadelphia; 52% people of color Housing benefit requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: removing 850,000 barrels of tank product, 30,000 tons of asbestos and 950 miles of piping Public participation/transparency requirement included Land acres granted: 1,300; Other notes: $250000 college scholarship program So far have not negotiated with community; Site includes 10% of total land in the City of Philadelphia CBA for redevelopment of PES oil refinery site Jobs created: 13000 temporary jobs; 19000 permanent jobs; Local hire: 79% from city of philadelphia; 52% people of color Housing benefit requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: removing 850,000 barrels of tank product, 30,000 tons of asbestos and 950 miles of piping Public participation/transparency requirement included Land acres granted: 1,300; Other notes: $250000 college scholarship program So far have not negotiated with community; Site includes 10% of total land in the City of Philadelphia https://www.unitedsouthsw.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/United-South_Southwest-Coalition-for-Healthy-Communities.jpg United S/SW Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PgR4KN9J4AUR03DPZ1I5lyGd84C8KktJ/view?usp=share_link X X X X Philadelphia PA 395.480.754,00 -7.545.911.413,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 6 13000 temp; 19000 permanent 79% from city of philadelphia; 52% people of color removing 850,000 barrels of tank product, 30,000 tons of asbestos and 950 miles of piping x x 1300 $250000 college scholarship program So far have not negotiated with community
Philadelphia City Council Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA Philadelphia Citywide CBA requirement Concluded No Agreement Other notes: Require CBA negotiations on large projects; No specific standards; vetoed by Mayor Philadelphia Citywide CBA requirement Other notes: Require CBA negotiations on large projects; No specific standards; vetoed by Mayor https://phlcouncil.com https://ri-bio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/view_retail_podium_19-0902.jpg Philadelphia City Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qfly_ZlDBulzVmOiww7Bz4-NCU7xAJqL/view?usp=share_link Philadelphia PA 397.980.754,00 -7.564.074.976,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 7 x Require CBA negotiations on large projects; No specific standards; vetoed by Mayor
South of South Neighborhood Association (SOSNA) Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA CBA for 2401 Washington Ave Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: 30% of permanent jobs from neighborhood 10% of units at 60% of AMI Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Trees on sidewalks; maximum 5 stories Job training & local hire: 30% of permanent jobs from neighborhood Housing benefit requirement: 10% of units at 60% of AMI Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Trees on sidewalks; maximum 5 stories Other notes: 35% W/MBE contractors; 20% W/MBE tenants CBA for 2401 Washington Ave Job training & local hire: 30% of permanent jobs from neighborhood Housing benefit requirement: 10% of units at 60% of AMI Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Trees on sidewalks; maximum 5 stories Other notes: 35% W/MBE contractors; 20% W/MBE tenants https://www.southofsouth.org https://static.wixstatic.com/media/7ec975_afae492a3e844c55a00f8ffae2d16161~mv2_d_3832_1730_s_2.jpg/v1/fill/w_1110,h_501,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/7ec975_afae492a3e844c55a00f8ffae2d16161~mv2_d_3832_1730_s_2.jpg SOSNA Philly https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RDveMQ-TNr5p2ymHsPIqNW0rYG-zLZTK/view?usp=share_link https://www.sosnaphilly.org/post/2401-washington-avenue-community-meeting-recap https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U4dNbh73mXUnD__KMVcoZ200e7kcIUeP/view?usp=share_link SOSNA Philly X X X Philadelphia PA 2401 Washington Ave 401.070.924,00 -7.564.074.976,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 8 USA 30% of permanent jobs from neighborhood 30% Trees on sidewalks; maximum 5 stories x 35% W/MBE contractors; 20% W/MBE tenants
Broad-Germantown-Erie Collaborative Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA CBA for Residences at the Beury in North Philadelphia Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: 10% construction hires from immediate neighborhood; 50% from City of Philadelphia; funding for a job coordinator Construction Careers requirements: $150,000 for job training 63 market rate units and 50 affordable units Job training & local hire: 10% construction hires from immediate neighborhood; 50% from City of Philadelphia; funding for a job coordinator Construction Careers requirements: $150,000 for job training Housing benefit requirement: 63 market rate units and 50 affordable units CBA for Residences at the Beury in North Philadelphia Job training & local hire: 10% construction hires from immediate neighborhood; 50% from City of Philadelphia; funding for a job coordinator Construction Careers requirements: $150,000 for job training Housing benefit requirement: 63 market rate units and 50 affordable units X X X Philadelphia PA Beury 403.570.924,00 -7.545.911.413,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 9 USA local hire for construction and permanent jobs; 10% construction hires from immediate neighborhood; 50% from City of Philadelphia; funding for a job coordinator 50% $150,000 for job training x
Southwest Philadelphia District Services RCO Philadelphia Philadelphia PA PA Community engagement process for projects with public money in Philadelphia Neighborhood Campaign in Progress x x Community engagement process for projects with public money in Philadelphia Neighborhood x X Philadelphia PA SW Philly 404.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 399.525.839,00 -751.652.215,00 10
Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy (CASE) Phoenix Phoenix AZ AZ Phoenix Airport service workers' retention policy Government Policy Number of people impacted: 4,000 Phoenix Airport service workers' retention policy Number of people impacted: 4,000 http://case-az.org https://i0.wp.com/case-az.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Case-Home-Page-slider-3-1980.jpg?fit=1980%2C732 Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy (CASE) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LVQFPpRazBjQZJLFrjyG5mhv5aIv-2M-/view?usp=share_link Phoenix AZ Airport 329.483.771,00 -1.120.740.373,00 334.483.771,00 -1.120.740.373,00 1 USA food service, parking, and ground transportation workers; wages and health insurance, along with health and safety measures; worker retention 4,00
Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy (CASE) Phoenix Phoenix AZ AZ Responsible Contractor, living wage, paid sick days for service workers in Phoenix Government Policy Responsible Contractor, living wage, paid sick days for service workers in Phoenix http://case-az.org https://i0.wp.com/sun.digital/case/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/IMG_7192-1-e1528406034282.jpg?w=882&ssl=1 Central Arizonans for a Sustainable Economy (CASE) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LdDCLwX1iqOaG76jpFF_W-kJ3t_Z8L5R/view?usp=share_link Phoenix AZ 339.483.771,00 -1.120.740.373,00 334.483.771,00 -1.120.740.373,00 2 USA
Pilsen Alliance Pilsen Pilsen IL IL Community Benefits for 917 W 18th St development Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement included Mitigate Displacement Job training requirement included Mitigate Displacement Community Benefits for 917 W 18th St development Job training requirement included Mitigate Displacement http://www.thepilsenalliance.org https://assets.dnainfo.com/photo/2016/8/1470293284-268203/extralarge.jpg Pilsen Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NEfB85HYxz5vIwyoOl-feZGiIWtOKIzf/view?usp=share_link X X Pilsen IL 917 W 18th St 413.523.331,00 -876.660.157,00 418.523.331,00 -876.660.157,00 1 x x x
Pilsen Alliance Pilsen Pilsen IL IL El Paseo Trail advisory ballot referendum Campaign in Progress 30% affordable 30% affordable Other notes: property tax freeze; approved by 90% of voters El Paseo Trail advisory ballot referendum 30% affordable Other notes: property tax freeze; approved by 90% of voters http://www.thepilsenalliance.org https://assets.dnainfo.com/photo/2016/8/1470293284-268203/extralarge.jpg Pilsen Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N9rxEWVEEGHYh6n63z7qU4z8HyOqhV6s/view?usp=share_link X Pilsen IL El Paseo Trail 423.523.331,00 -876.660.157,00 418.523.331,00 -876.660.157,00 2 x property tax freeze; approved by 90% of voters
Hill Community Development Group Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Community Benefits for First National Bank Tower Project Specific Agreement First source job hiring requirements included First source job hiring requirements included Start date: 2021; Value of project: $ 200,000,000; Other notes: Hill Consensus Group opposed agreement. $8M for development; $3 M for housing; 30% minority contracting; 15% women contracting Community Benefits for First National Bank Tower First source job hiring requirements included Start date: 2021; Value of project: $ 200,000,000; Other notes: Hill Consensus Group opposed agreement. $8M for development; $3 M for housing; 30% minority contracting; 15% women contracting https://www.hilldistrict.org https://assets-varnish.triblive.com/2021/09/4195982_web1_ptr-FNBtower06-090221.jpg Hill Community Development Corporation https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bOVhkO-1RqGhOVckOkMT0sPs3Yp4_m4y/view?usp=share_link X Pittsburgh PA First National Bank Tower 4.089.739.753,00 -7.979.251.808,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 1 USA First source hiring x 2.021 $ 200,000,000 Hill Consensus Group opposed agreement. $8M for development; $3 M for housing; 30% minority contracting; 15% women contracting
Pittsburgh UNITED Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA One Hill CBA (Penguin's Arena) Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: Hill district residents have first opportunity to access jobs created from project; funding for a first source hiring center Construction Careers requirements included; Union Rights requirement: $2M to subsidize a Union grocery store Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: LEED Gold certification; DBE outreach Job training & local hire: Hill district residents have first opportunity to access jobs created from project; funding for a first source hiring center Construction Careers requirements included; Union Rights requirement: $2M to subsidize a Union grocery store Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: LEED Gold certification; DBE outreach Value of project: $ 321,000,000; Nuumber of people impacted: 522; Other notes: Full service grocery store One Hill CBA (Penguin's Arena) Job training & local hire: Hill district residents have first opportunity to access jobs created from project; funding for a first source hiring center Construction Careers requirements included; Union Rights requirement: $2M to subsidize a Union grocery store Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: LEED Gold certification; DBE outreach Value of project: $ 321,000,000; Nuumber of people impacted: 522; Other notes: Full service grocery store https://pittsburghunited.org https://cms.nhl.bamgrid.com/images/photos/305563948/1024x576/cut.jpeg Pittsburgh Penguins https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JMP9F6isNRD0ciWniKlr9x3SfBXOTZBr/view?usp=share_link X X x https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1w-67pdHZYeTwzO9PYB5o2eLhFpaqhSKu Pittsburgh PA Penguin's Arena 407.751.901,00 -7.962.431.399,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 2 USA Hill district residents have first opportunity to access jobs created from project; funding for a first source hiring center x $2M to subsidize a Union grocery store LEED Gold certification; DBE outreach x $ 321,000,000 522,00 x Full service grocery store
Community Power Movement Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA CBAs for all projects getting incentives in Pittsburgh Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Improve air and water quality Job training requirements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Improve air and water quality Other notes: Contributions to schools and parks CBAs for all projects getting incentives in Pittsburgh Job training requirements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Improve air and water quality Other notes: Contributions to schools and parks https://www.facebook.com/communitypowermovement/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Community-Power-Movement.jpg Community Power Movement https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bdWr0IvvvaPYI9iBCGQhcjVwLInII37t/view?usp=share_link X x Pittsburgh PA 405.951.333,00 -7.952.035.814,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 3 x Improve air and water quality Contributions to schools and parks
Hill Community Development Group Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Redrawing Pittsburgh census tract to allow for Opportunity Zone funding Concluded No Agreement Other notes: Opportunity Zone investment could aid gentrification Redrawing Pittsburgh census tract to allow for Opportunity Zone funding Other notes: Opportunity Zone investment could aid gentrification https://www.hilldistrict.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Hill-Community-Development-Corporation.jpg Hill Community Development Corporation https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oOoPSWKm2O1OoOtZ7L8Aj-jTj8IZjhhx/view?usp=share_link Pittsburgh PA 4.038.836.057,00 -7.949.862.545,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 4 Opportunity Zone investment could aid gentrification
Hill District Consensus Group Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Affordable Housing in Lower Hill District Concluded No Agreement 28 acres of city-owned land; housing for very low income residents Housing benefit requirement: 28 acres of city-owned land; housing for very low income residents Affordable Housing in Lower Hill District Housing benefit requirement: 28 acres of city-owned land; housing for very low income residents https://www.hdcg.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Hill-District-Consensus-Group.jpg Hill District Consensus Group https://drive.google.com/file/d/193Nd3v45m4WsONDmIwOYourJUpKE8NeN/view?usp=share_link X Pittsburgh PA Lower Hill 401.906.248,00 -795.628.737,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 5
Lawrenceville United Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Community Benefits for Amazon facility in Lawrenceville Campaign in Progress Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement & Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement & Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Riverfront Trail, Traffic Mitigation, Sustainability Community Benefits for Amazon facility in Lawrenceville Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement & Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Riverfront Trail, Traffic Mitigation, Sustainability http://www.lunited.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Lawrenceville-United.jpg Lawrenceville United https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MZJmjnEB50M4foT-EVStu0wYd4HNYunx/view?usp=share_link x Pittsburgh PA Amazon 400.361.163,00 -7.970.199.377,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 6 x x x Riverfront Trail, Traffic Mitigation, Sustainability
Oakland Planning and Development Corp Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA CBA for 13 story office complex in Oakland neighborhood Project Specific Agreement Job training requirements included $36,000 annually to Oakland Community Land Trust for a period of 20 years Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Develop strategy to maximize transit use Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: $36,000 annually to Oakland Community Land Trust for a period of 20 years Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Develop strategy to maximize transit use Other notes: $400,000 to support community needs ; $100,000 for a senior homeowner program; meeting room for community use; reduce height from 188 feet to 153 feet CBA for 13 story office complex in Oakland neighborhood Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: $36,000 annually to Oakland Community Land Trust for a period of 20 years Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: Develop strategy to maximize transit use Other notes: $400,000 to support community needs ; $100,000 for a senior homeowner program; meeting room for community use; reduce height from 188 feet to 153 feet https://www.opdc.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Oakland-Planning-and-Development-Corporation.jpg Oakland Planning and Development Corporation https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lqKDEnJjqEh2ujo7UzbilsBBLwh1Gf3z/view?usp=share_link https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58d3ec4d59cc687828b1b930/t/5ff384d14688fd421b7ca80e/1609794769392/Wexford+CBA+update+20210104.pdf https://pittnews.com/article/174499/top-stories/court-strikes-down-community-opposition-to-construction-of-a-proposed-forbes-office-building/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PAk5tKBNpzYMOjCMLuyl6qjHpo5ePb5N/view?usp=share_link https://drive.google.com/file/d/16ElspbSPdDow3WHXmY6N7F-5f3bRJBUn/view?usp=share_link Oakland Planning and Development Corporation, The Pitt News Check information lines up with specified CBA terms settled in 2021 and since the overturn of zoning board rule in August 2022. The specific building is 3440 Forbes Avenue. Many more articles available that track negotiations on the building but all behind a pay wall. X X x Pittsburgh PA Oakland 39.951.551,00 -7.989.193.055,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 7 USA x Develop strategy to maximize transit use x $400,000 to support community needs ; $100,000 for a senior homeowner program; meeting room for community use; reduce height from 188 feet to 153 feet
Pittsburgh UNITED Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA $20 wage plus more community engagement at UPMC Campaign in Progress Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: $20 minimum wage; Union Rights requirements included Public participation/transparency requirement included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: $20 minimum wage; Union Rights requirements included Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Higher payments to City; more diverse board of directors; medical debt forgiveness $20 wage plus more community engagement at UPMC Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: $20 minimum wage; Union Rights requirements included Public participation/transparency requirement included Other notes: Higher payments to City; more diverse board of directors; medical debt forgiveness University of Pittsburgh Medical Center https://pittsburghunited.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Pittsburgh_UNITED_UPMC.jpg Pittsburgh UNITED https://drive.google.com/file/d/1My5KKDN4nmP8dCCpmkCE0MMOZ17hDp_Z/view?usp=share_link X x Pittsburgh PA UPMC 39.951.551,00 -8.009.984.225,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 8 $20 minimum wage x x Higher payments to City; more diverse board of directors; medical debt forgiveness
Pittsburgh UNITED Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA CBA for housing project in Pittsburgh Concluded No Agreement Affordable for very low income Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Fresh food access; transit benefits Housing benefit requirement: Affordable for very low income Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Fresh food access; transit benefits CBA for housing project in Pittsburgh Housing benefit requirement: Affordable for very low income Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Fresh food access; transit benefits https://pittsburghunited.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Pittsburgh-UNITED_Housing.jpg Pittsburgh UNITED https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jHVmGZrIY__DadwMMNsLThKufuf2CR_b/view?usp=share_link X x Pittsburgh PA 400.361.163,00 -8.028.977.903,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 9 Fresh food access; transit benefits
Pittsburgh UNITED Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Service Workers Prevailing Wages in City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Government Policy Job Quality/Living Wage: Requires recipients of subsidies of over $100,000 to pay grocery store workers, hotel workers and building service workers in large developments the market rate for their work. The law also covers workers in City service contracts, such as the security guards who work at the City-County building. Job Quality/Living Wage: Requires recipients of subsidies of over $100,000 to pay grocery store workers, hotel workers and building service workers in large developments the market rate for their work. The law also covers workers in City service contracts, such as the security guards who work at the City-County building. Service Workers Prevailing Wages in City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Job Quality/Living Wage: Requires recipients of subsidies of over $100,000 to pay grocery store workers, hotel workers and building service workers in large developments the market rate for their work. The law also covers workers in City service contracts, such as the security guards who work at the City-County building. https://pittsburghunited.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Pittsburgh-UNITED_Service-Workers.jpg Pittsburgh UNITED https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PEpUgZOz95oMo2cz94BHEbIgwEJs6BBu/view?usp=share_link X Pittsburgh PA 401.906.248,00 -804.288.991,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 10 USA Requires recipients of subsidies of over $100,000 to pay grocery store workers, hotel workers and building service workers in large developments the market rate for their work. The law also covers workers in City service contracts, such as the security guards who work at the City-County building.
Fair Share Action Fund Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA CBA for UPMC expansion Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Union Rights requirements included Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Union Rights requirements included CBA for UPMC expansion Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage; Union Rights requirements included https://fairshareaction.org https://fairshareaction.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/img_7098_jessica-rose-studnick.jpg?w=700 Fair Share Action Fund https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OkktBxBwOOm0PTo_d08G7ZG2J5IDjCBB/view?usp=share_link X X Pittsburgh PA UPMC 4.038.836.057,00 -8.049.314.735,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 11 x x x
Pittsburgh UNITED Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Philadelphia City policy requiring pollution controls on publicly funded construction projects Government Policy Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mandates cleaner diesel fuel and to have pollution controls on their vehicles and equipment on publicly funded construction projects Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mandates cleaner diesel fuel and to have pollution controls on their vehicles and equipment on publicly funded construction projects Philadelphia City policy requiring pollution controls on publicly funded construction projects Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mandates cleaner diesel fuel and to have pollution controls on their vehicles and equipment on publicly funded construction projects https://pittsburghunited.org https://pittsburghunited.org/wp-content/uploads/brizy/imgs/IMG_5536-scaled-642x482x29x0x585x482x1669654186.jpg Pittsburgh UNITED Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ql9cN1L_680eXf2xM0N0EfMniX0n9FK9/view?usp=share_link x Pittsburgh PA 405.951.333,00 -8.047.141.466,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 12 USA Mandates cleaner diesel fuel and to have pollution controls on their vehicles and equipment on publicly funded construction projects
Manchester Citizens' Corporation Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA CBA for Esplanade Development Campaign in Progress Assure surrounding neighborhood reaps economic benefits from development CBA for Esplanade Development Assure surrounding neighborhood reaps economic benefits from development http://www.manchestercitizens.org https://uswpm02.newsmemory.com/thenorthsidechronicle/news/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/11/4d32fbd0d91ac3aa70781d3650a40ec7.jpg The Northside Chronicle https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M_5Xk3hoPuUBU0Pt67dxD4eqf_WqA2Do/view?usp=share_link X 407.751.901,00 -8.036.745.881,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 13 $475 Million
City of Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Payments to community as condtions for 10 year tax abatement for Penguins Hockey Team Project Specific Agreement Other notes: $42.5M payments in return for 10 yr tax abatements. Funds for infrastructure improvements and development incentives on the site and also programs and projects to benefit the Hill community Payments to community as condtions for 10 year tax abatement for Penguins Hockey Team Other notes: $42.5M payments in return for 10 yr tax abatements. Funds for infrastructure improvements and development incentives on the site and also programs and projects to benefit the Hill community The Penguins https://pittsburghpa.gov/bac/ura https://www.ura.org/media/W1siZiIsIjIwMTgvMDIvMTYvMjhsdTNueXU1ZV9VUkFfSW50ZXJpb3JfQmFubmVyc19IaXN0b3J5LmpwZyJdXQ/URA-Interior-Banners-History.jpg City of Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qj-5XtJTd6OSeNRdhKV1mfAyAZR3U6Va/view?usp=share_link Pittsburgh PA Penguins Arena 4.089.739.753,00 -8.019.925.472,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 14 USA Yes $42.5M payments in return for 10 yr tax abatements. Funds for infrastructure improvements and development incentives on the site and also programs and projects to benefit the Hill community
Various Community Groups Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA PA Community Benefits for Civic Arena site redevelopment Project Specific Agreement Job training requirements included 20% 0f 1100 units should be affordable Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: 20% 0f 1100 units should be affordable Other notes: minority and women’s business participation totals 30 and 15 percent. First source center opens. Hill Consensus Group opposes agreement Community Benefits for Civic Arena site redevelopment Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement: 20% 0f 1100 units should be affordable Other notes: minority and women’s business participation totals 30 and 15 percent. First source center opens. Hill Consensus Group opposes agreement X X Pittsburgh PA Civic Arena 409.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 404.406.248,00 -799.958.864,00 15 x x minority and women’s business participation totals 30 and 15 percent. First source center opens
Poe Mill Neighborhood Association Poe Mill Poe Mill SC SC CBA for Chapel event space, office and training facility Concluded No Agreement Job training requirements included x Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement included Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Land acres granted requirements included; Other notes: Growing gentrification on neighborhood CBA for Chapel event space, office and training facility Job training requirements included Housing benefit requirement included Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Land acres granted requirements included; Other notes: Growing gentrification on neighborhood https://greenvillejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/1208PoeMillMuralHuman1.WilliamCrooks.jpg Greenville Journal https://drive.google.com/file/d/10NtBXh-9PzQ-rYrYQAIyhJ3PpYiM6cBw/view?usp=share_link X X Poe Mill SC 353.689.427,00 -824.093.485,00 348.689.427,00 -824.093.485,00 1 x x $ 1,000,000,000 x Growing gentrification on neighborhood
Sustainable Port Chester Alliance Port Chester Port Chester NY NY UNITED Hospital site redevelopment Campaign in Progress Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: PLA 20% affordable Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: PLA Housing benefit requirement: 20% affordable Value of project: $ 450,000,000; Other notes: Protect small businesses; payment to school district for overcrowded schools UNITED Hospital site redevelopment Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: PLA Housing benefit requirement: 20% affordable Value of project: $ 450,000,000; Other notes: Protect small businesses; payment to school district for overcrowded schools https://portchesteralliance.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Sustainable-Port-Chester-Alliance.jpg Sustainable Port Chester Alliance https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qu4Ou1rwoVr2gZOXCNx_GT8zTwbanrG8/view?usp=share_link X X X Port Chester NY UNITED hospital 415.017.643,00 -736.656.834,00 410.017.643,00 -736.656.834,00 1 x PLA $ 450,000,000 Protect small businesses; payment to school district for overcrowded schools
Emerald Cities Portland Portland Portland OR OR Portland Community Benefits Policy Government Policy Job training: inclusion, improve workforce diversity, increase utilization of disadvantaged businesses Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: ensure workers are treated fairly and paid high-road wages; Union Rights requirement: Community Workforce Agreement Job training: inclusion, improve workforce diversity, increase utilization of disadvantaged businesses Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: ensure workers are treated fairly and paid high-road wages; Union Rights requirement: Community Workforce Agreement Valuue of project: $ 100,000,000 Other notes: Establishment of funds to support outreach, training, oversight and technical assistance for disadvantaged contractors. Will be used on all city projects Portland Community Benefits Policy Job training: inclusion, improve workforce diversity, increase utilization of disadvantaged businesses Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: ensure workers are treated fairly and paid high-road wages; Union Rights requirement: Community Workforce Agreement Valuue of project: $ 100,000,000 Other notes: Establishment of funds to support outreach, training, oversight and technical assistance for disadvantaged contractors. Will be used on all city projects https://emeraldcities.org https://emeraldcities.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/article-Header.png Emerald CIties Portland https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OgqxQyQ2NsfdO_vGEubKbiDttEWzFY3M/view?usp=share_link X X Portland OR 452.551.064,00 -1.222.420.134,00 455.051.064,00 -1.226.750.261,00 1 USA inclusion, improve workforce diversity, increase utilization of disadvantaged businesses ensure workers are treated fairly and paid high-road wages. x Community Workforce Agreement x $ 100,000,000 Establishment of funds to support outreach, training, oversight and technical assistance for disadvantaged contractors. Will be used on all city projects
Healthy Communities Coalition Portland Portland OR OR CBA for Broadway Corridor Project Specific Agreement Jobs created: 6,000 Job training: 30% minority workers; 15% women; 20% apprentices Job Quality/Living Wage: PLA; prevailing wage; living wage; Construction Careers Element included; Union Rights requirement: PLA; SEIU contractors for janitors and security; responsible contractors 720 units of affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Use of renewable energy; LEED gold construction standard Jobs created: 6,000 Job training: 30% minority workers; 15% women; 20% apprentices Job Quality/Living Wage: PLA; prevailing wage; living wage; Construction Careers Element included; Union Rights requirement: PLA; SEIU contractors for janitors and security; responsible contractors Housing benefit requirement: 720 units of affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Use of renewable energy; LEED gold construction standard Developer puled out of project. May be new negotiations with a new developer; Value of project: $ 1,200,000,000; Number of people impacted: 6,000; Other notes: 22% of construction contracts to minority contractors CBA for Broadway Corridor Jobs created: 6,000 Job training: 30% minority workers; 15% women; 20% apprentices Job Quality/Living Wage: PLA; prevailing wage; living wage; Construction Careers Element included; Union Rights requirement: PLA; SEIU contractors for janitors and security; responsible contractors Housing benefit requirement: 720 units of affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Use of renewable energy; LEED gold construction standard Developer puled out of project. May be new negotiations with a new developer; Value of project: $ 1,200,000,000; Number of people impacted: 6,000; Other notes: 22% of construction contracts to minority contractors https://healthycomm.org https://healthycomm.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/cropped-kids-and-steve.jpg Healthy Communities Coalition Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P3MHyf1yKmBqqayeQUNS0sV07eAkAzlN/view?usp=share_link X X X x Portland OR Broadway Corridor 452.551.064,00 -1.231.080.388,00 455.051.064,00 -1.226.750.261,00 2 USA 6,000 30% minority workers; 15% women; 20% apprentices PLA; prevailing wage; living wage x PLA; SEIU contractors for janitors and security; responsible contractors Use of renewable energy; LEED gold construction standard x $ 1,200,000,000 6,00 22% of construction contracts to minority contractors
Portland City Council Portland Portland OR OR Fair Access in Renting (FAIR). Reform of security deposit and Income requirements for tenants in Portland Government Policy Caps rent increases at 7% plus inflation; caps rent at 50% of income Housing benefit requirement: Caps rent increases at 7% plus inflation; caps rent at 50% of income Fair Access in Renting (FAIR). Reform of security deposit and Income requirements for tenants in Portland Housing benefit requirement: Caps rent increases at 7% plus inflation; caps rent at 50% of income https://www.portland.gov/government https://www.visittheusa.com/sites/default/files/styles/hero_l/public/images/hero_media_image/2016-11/Drone.__72%20DPI.jpg?h=c6980913&itok=YPpfvS-M VisitTheUSA https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QO8hFNsFBESWApkRMknM0sLdSrkqgtX0/view?usp=share_link X Portland OR 460.051.064,00 -1.226.750.261,00 455.051.064,00 -1.226.750.261,00 3
Maryland Business Clergy Partnership Prince George's County Prince George's County MD MD Loca Hire for MGM Casinlo Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Set a 40% local hire goal Jobs: Set a 40% local hire goal Value of project: $ 1,200,000,000; Other notes: 30% WMBE Loca Hire for MGM Casinlo Jobs: Set a 40% local hire goal Value of project: $ 1,200,000,000; Other notes: 30% WMBE X Prince George's County MD MGM Casino 392.849.211,00 -768.720.961,00 387.849.211,00 -768.720.961,00 1 USA 40% local hire goal 40% x $ 1,200,000,000 30% WMBE
Rhode Island Jobs with Justice Providence Providence RI RI Job standards for Providence Tax Stabillization Agreements Campaign in Progress Job training requirements included Job training requirements included Job standards for Providence Tax Stabillization Agreements Job training requirements included https://www.jwj.org/about-us/our-network/rhode-island-jobs-with-justice https://rijwj.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/cropped-cropped-img_211711.jpg?w=519&h=374&zoom=2 RI Jobs With Justice https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yyPTVLlvY6HWvsQVILEc6TcUd5ktrBpm/view?usp=share_link X Providence RI 423.239.891,00 -714.128.343,00 418.239.891,00 -714.128.343,00 1 x
Minkwon Center, Chhaya CDC and the Greater Flushing Chamber of Commerce Queens Queens NY NY Special Flushing Waterfront District Project Specific Agreement Union Rights requirements: SEIU 32 BJ and Hotel Trades 1700 units; only 70-90 affordable Environment & Environmental Justice element: Site is heavily polluted Union Rights requirements: SEIU 32 BJ and Hotel Trades Housing benefit requirement: 1700 units; only 70-90 affordable Environment & Environmental Justice element: Site is heavily polluted Other notes: Want Environmental Impact Statement; more community input Special Flushing Waterfront District Union Rights requirements: SEIU 32 BJ and Hotel Trades Housing benefit requirement: 1700 units; only 70-90 affordable Environment & Environmental Justice element: Site is heavily polluted Other notes: Want Environmental Impact Statement; more community input http://minkwon.org/newsroom/press-releases/community-groups-challenge-luxury-flushing-development-in-court https://images.givelively.org/nonprofits/b6624c0f-b345-4927-9151-4411191aef7d/background_image/minkwon-center-for-community-action-inc_processed_105d9ed17a3640028e7e4bcf43f4e3c4e41163131943016e90fabad1ae08a16b_background_image.jpg MinKwon Center for Community Action https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ltc89BQzTqSk9hftkouk-FoWsIQwce7I/view?usp=share_link X X x Queens NY Waterfront District 407.282.239,00 -732.948.516,00 407.282.239,00 -737.948.516,00 1 SEIU 32 BJ and Hotel Trades Site is heavily polluted Want Environmental Impact Statement; more community input
Hellenic American Neighborhood Action Committee Queens Queens NY NY Low income housing for Senior Residence in Queens Project Specific Agreement 67 units for low income seniors including 21 units for formerly homeless Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Meets passive house standards for green energy Housing benefit requirement: 67 units for low income seniors including 21 units for formerly homeless Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Meets passive house standards for green energy Value of project: $ 36,000,000; Other notes: Also houses preschool Low income housing for Senior Residence in Queens Housing benefit requirement: 67 units for low income seniors including 21 units for formerly homeless Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Meets passive house standards for green energy Value of project: $ 36,000,000; Other notes: Also houses preschool https://hanac.org https://www.qgazette.com/wp-content/uploads/images/2013-11-20/1p1.jpg Queens Gazette https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P2Qt2q9op3PEbQZLDGOu6Zfslsd4qS7B/view?usp=share_link X x Queens NY Corona Senior Residence 402.282.239,00 -737.948.516,00 407.282.239,00 -737.948.516,00 2 USA Meets passive house standards for green energy outcome of Willetts Point CBA $ 36,000,000 Also houses preschool
Edgemere Community Civic Association Queens Queens NY NY Oppose high rise rentals as part of resiliency plan Campaign in Progress Environment and Environmental Justice: resiliency for neighborhod threatened by climate change related flooding Housing: Preserve one and two family zoning Environment and Environmental Justice: resiliency for neighborhod threatened by climate change related flooding Oppose high rise rentals as part of resiliency plan Housing: Preserve one and two family zoning Environment and Environmental Justice: resiliency for neighborhod threatened by climate change related flooding 5,00 0,00
New York City Queens Queens NY NY Redevelopment of JFK Airport Project Specific Agreement 20,000 jobs created; Job training & local hire: Addressed local hire and barriers to employment issues; included training, apprenticeships requirements Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green Construction Standards 20,000 jobs created; Job training & local hire: Addressed local hire and barriers to employment issues; included training, apprenticeships requirements Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green Construction Standards Value of project: $15,000,000,000; Number of people included: 20,000; Other notes: Minority Contractors Redevelopment of JFK Airport 20,000 jobs created; Job training & local hire: Addressed local hire and barriers to employment issues; included training, apprenticeships requirements Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green Construction Standards Value of project: $15,000,000,000; Number of people included: 20,000; Other notes: Minority Contractors X x Queens NY JFK 412.282.239,00 -737.948.516,00 407.282.239,00 -737.948.516,00 4 USA 20,000 Local hire, barriers to employment, training, apprenticeships Green Construction Standards x $ 15,000,000,000 20,00 Minority Contractors
One Wake Raleigh Raleigh NC NC Property Tax Relief for Low Income Residents in Wake County Campaign in Progress Property Tax Relief for Low Income Residents in Wake County https://www.onewake.org/property_tax_subsidy_raleigh https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/ONE-Wake.jpg ONE Wake https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uMFgdFXyNhRKLVIlEHf7-Bwl1pk8V3We/view?usp=share_link X -5,00 0,00 1
One WAKE Raleigh Raleigh NC NC Community Benfits for Raleigh Downtown South Development Concluded No Agreement x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement included Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: 38 million sq ft of development. Current downtown has 32 million sq ft. County hasn't approved rezone Community Benfits for Raleigh Downtown South Development Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement included Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: 38 million sq ft of development. Current downtown has 32 million sq ft. County hasn't approved rezone https://www.onewake.org/dsp_counter https://s7d2.scene7.com/is/image/TWCNews/downtown-south-developmentjpg?wid=1250&hei=703&$wide-bg$ ONE Wake https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WwBrXNx5gN7O5pN3jzOoxoNNXBgNVaP1/view?usp=share_link https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/charlotte/growth/2020/12/18/raleigh-s-downtown-south-project-gets-rezoning-green-light--it-could-reshape-the-city https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M-7a4Ua3BAFrIE_gjL6-01tBo0vUszM9/view?usp=share_link Spectrum News 1 x Raleigh NC 362.795.897,00 -786.381.787,00 357.795.897,00 -786.381.787,00 2 x x x x x 38 million sq ft of development. Current downtown has 32 million sq ft County hasn't approved rezone
Redwood City Residents for Housing Security Redwood City Redwood City CA CA Affordable Housing Impact Fee in Redwood City Government Policy Development fee to pay for affordable housing Development fee to pay for affordable housing Affordable Housing Impact Fee in Redwood City Development fee to pay for affordable housing https://www.redwoodcity.org/departments/city-manager/housing-services/tenants/tenant-protection-policies https://www.redwoodcity.org/home/showpublishedimage/21135/637982449880770000 City of Redwood https://drive.google.com/file/d/11RDYMcXyZLkF38g9NZ1tKx69ztiMxmVp/view?usp=share_link X Redwood City CA 379.847.955,00 -122.228.141,00 374.847.955,00 -122.228.141,00 1 USA
ACTION Reno Reno NV NV CBA for The Standard downtown development Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement Job training requirement CBA for The Standard downtown development Job training requirement https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/changing-dynamic-downtown-reno-focuses-on-non-gaming-opportunities-to-boost-a-changing-economy https://storage.googleapis.com/cdn.thenevadaindependent.com/2021/10/abc77e93-102821_citycenter_00073.jpg The Nevada Independant https://drive.google.com/file/d/12A5WSPV4KOqRQ9lxwWMqy2kYVc9q65Sn/view?usp=share_link X Reno NV 400.296.329,00 -1.198.138.027,00 395.296.329,00 -1.198.138.027,00 1 x x x
Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Richmond Richmond CA CA CBA for Berkeley Global Campus (BGC) Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement included x Job training requirement included Other notes: University abandonned expansion plan CBA for Berkeley Global Campus (BGC) Job training requirement included Other notes: University abandonned expansion plan ,https://www.acceaction.org https://assets.nationbuilder.com/makebankspay/pages/6243/features/original/_header-min.png?1621548272 ACCE Header https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LTXelo7jtFWHuGwx6I2rClX3PyFdJbOi/view?usp=share_link X Richmond CA Berkeley Global Campus 374.357.576,00 -1.223.477.486,00 379.357.576,00 -1.223.477.486,00 1 x x PLA x 20 year UC expansion; need to mitigate displacement
Preservation Virginia Richmond Richmond VA VA Preservation of historic Shockoe Bottom site Project Specific Agreement Environment and Environmental Justice Requirement: City has purchased land to add the slae and freedman cemetary to the historic site Environment and Environmental Justice Requirement: City has purchased land to add the slae and freedman cemetary to the historic site Preservation of historic Shockoe Bottom site Environment and Environmental Justice Requirement: City has purchased land to add the slae and freedman cemetary to the historic site https://preservationvirginia.org/ https://preservationvirginia.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Smiths-Fort-Roof-Construction.png Preservation Virginia https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RPI5npDnE_fY0EiqBIaIbp9F-Wlnbq8g/view?usp=share_link Richmond VA Shockoe Bottom 380.407.246,00 -774.360.481,00 375.407.246,00 -774.360.481,00 1 Create a heritage tourism desination at site of slave market and burial ground
Richmond Equitable Development Initiative Richmond Richmond CA CA Expand Regional Equity Development Initiative in Richmond Government Policy Jobs: Agreement raised the local hiring requirement from 20% to 30% for most jobs. Affordable Housing Jobs: Agreement raised the local hiring requirement from 20% to 30% for most jobs. Affordable Housing Expand Regional Equity Development Initiative in Richmond Jobs: Agreement raised the local hiring requirement from 20% to 30% for most jobs. Affordable Housing https://www.urbanhabitat.org/campaigns/richmond-equitable-development-initiative https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Pt._Richmond_and_Chevron_Refinery%2C_Richmond_CA_in_2016.jpg/1920px-Pt._Richmond_and_Chevron_Refinery%2C_Richmond_CA_in_2016.jpg Wikipedia https://drive.google.com/file/d/1htt49KmLSwA-daMVS_VUnFTy9UKR_C8m/view?usp=share_link X X Richmond CA 384.357.576,00 -1.223.477.486,00 379.357.576,00 -1.223.477.486,00 2 USA raises the local hiring requirement from 20% to 30% for most jobs. 30% x x
Ridgewood Tenants Union Ridgewood Ridgewood NY NY Affordable Housing for Ridgewood Tower Campaign in Progress 129 luxury apartments; coalition wants affordability Housing benefit requirement: 129 luxury apartments; coalition wants affordability Affordable Housing for Ridgewood Tower Housing benefit requirement: 129 luxury apartments; coalition wants affordability https://www.ridgewoodtenantsunion.org https://www.ridgewoodtenantsunion.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/IMG_7738-edited-1024x767.jpg Ridgewood Tenants Union https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nDI9pLH-aIiYOCBjgvPwVKizTJ64UzfL/view?usp=share_link X Ridgewood NY Ridgewood Tower 412.043.986,00 -739.018.292,00 407.043.986,00 -739.018.292,00 1
Dudley Square Neighborhood Initiative Roxbury Roxbury MA MA Dudley Triangle Revitalization Project Specific Agreement Job training benefit elements included Land trust; 227 units of permanently affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Stopping illegal dumping; arson; cleanup; 2 acre urban farm; 100000 sq ft greenhouse; community garden Public participation/transparency requirement: Residents control the planning process Job training benefit elements included Land trust; 227 units of permanently affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Stopping illegal dumping; arson; cleanup; 2 acre urban farm; 100000 sq ft greenhouse; community garden Public participation/transparency requirement: Residents control the planning process Other notes: 2 playgrounds and office space for community groups Dudley Triangle Revitalization Job training benefit elements included Land trust; 227 units of permanently affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Stopping illegal dumping; arson; cleanup; 2 acre urban farm; 100000 sq ft greenhouse; community garden Public participation/transparency requirement: Residents control the planning process Other notes: 2 playgrounds and office space for community groups X X x https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RygYDMinrqZtYqp7RAMwGE7_ayc1WnEN/view?usp=sharing Roxbury MA Dudley Triangle 4.182.268.901,00 -7.107.281.788,00 4.232.268.901,00 -7.107.281.788,00 1 USA x Stopping illegal dumping; arson; cleanup; 2 acre urban farm; 100000 sq ft greenhouse; community garden Residents control the planning process x 2 playgrounds and office space for community groups
Roxbury Master Plan Oversite Committee Roxbury Roxbury MA MA Good Jobs as Part of New Development in Roxbury Government Policy Living wage Living wage Good Jobs as Part of New Development in Roxbury Living wage X Roxbury MA 428.151.978,00 -710.913.748,00 423.151.978,00 -710.913.748,00 2 USA Living Wage
Sacramento Investment Without Displacement, AFSCME Sacramento Sacramento CA CA CBA for Aggie Square Development Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included Union Jobs for Construction and service workers $40 M affordable housing fund from City and developer Job training requirement included Union Jobs for Construction and service workers $40 M affordable housing fund from City and developer Value of project: $ 2,000,000,000; Other notes: AFSCME anad community groups settle suits and support CBA CBA for Aggie Square Development Job training requirement included Union Jobs for Construction and service workers $40 M affordable housing fund from City and developer Value of project: $ 2,000,000,000; Other notes: AFSCME anad community groups settle suits and support CBA https://siwd.org/about-us https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/21598378-3408-40ca-818b-7e269b821927/aggie-square-hero-2.jpg/:/cr=t:0%25,l:0%25,w:100%25,h:100%25/rs=w:3069,h:1182 SIWD Projects, Aggie Square Project https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LRWn3Nf2b3DWI8gRJLJt-UTyATT_n-Ks/view?usp=share_link X X X Sacramento CA Aggie Square 380.815.719,00 -1.214.943.996,00 385.815.719,00 -1.214.943.996,00 1 USA 5,000 x 20-25% Living wage Union Jobs Most service workers will be AFSCME members x $ 2,000,000,000 AFSCME anad community groups settle suits and support CBA
Sacramento Building and Construction Trades Sacramento Sacramento CA CA Priority Hiring and Pre-Apprenticeship on Golden-1 Arena Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Priority Hiring for Disadvantaged "high need" workers required Jobs: Priority Hiring for Disadvantaged "high need" workers required Value of project: $ 477,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included Priority Hiring and Pre-Apprenticeship on Golden-1 Arena Jobs: Priority Hiring for Disadvantaged "high need" workers required Value of project: $ 477,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included https://ssbctc.org/ https://www.cie.foundation/uploads/1/3/4/2/134225405/cief-tradesday2021-jasoncriderphotos-100_orig.jpg CIE Foundation https://drive.google.com/file/d/10pa_ZmevBTgcC7Imq3mRgYLB0KkAunne/view?usp=share_link X Sacramento CA arena 390.815.719,00 -1.214.943.996,00 385.815.719,00 -1.214.943.996,00 2 USA Priority Hiring for Disadvantaged "high need" workers priority for construction work to people on public assistance, former foster youth, homeless, ex-offender or veteran, or live in one of the 11 designated zip codes PLA $ 477,000,000 x
City of San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio TX TX Standards for tax abatements and tax rebates in San Antonio Campaign in Progress Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirements included Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirements included Standards for tax abatements and tax rebates in San Antonio Job training requirements included Job Quality/Living Wage requirements included https://www.sanantonio.gov/ https://uthscsa.edu/sites/default/files/2022-02/san-antonio-city.jpeg UT Health San Antonio https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DTJjTAxW1NPd2qgTkfq0WjHCRLixdbPr/view?usp=share_link X X San Antonio TX 299.241.219,00 -984.936.282,00 294.241.219,00 -984.936.282,00 1 x x x x
San Bernardino Airport Communities Coalition, People’s Collective for Environmental Justice, Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice (CCAEJ) San Bernardino San Bernardino CA CA Environmental Mitigations for Eastgate Logistics Center and Amazon Air Cargo Facility Concluded No Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Pollution Mitigation Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Pollution Mitigation Other notes: Project approved without CBA; State Attorney General files suit to block project; Environmental Mitigations for Eastgate Logistics Center and Amazon Air Cargo Facility Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Pollution Mitigation Other notes: Project approved without CBA; State Attorney General files suit to block project; https://pc4ej.org/ https://i0.wp.com/pc4ej.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/52216346050_9e9acd6435_o.jpg?fit=1200%2C800&ssl=1 People’s Collective for Environmental Justice https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q_wC9Urya_nn9tr1u5u93rHrOBXKU3R0/view?usp=share_link X San Bernardino CA San Bernardino International Airport 336.083.449,00 -1.172.897.652,00 341.083.449,00 -1.172.897.652,00 1 x Pollution Mitigation x Project approved without CBA; State Attorney General files suit to block project;
Teamsters Local 1032 and community partners San Bernardino San Bernardino CA CA CBA for Carousel Mall Redevelopment Concluded No Agreement Job training requirement included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Job training requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included CBA for Carousel Mall Redevelopment Job training requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included https://www.teamsters1932.org/ https://www.sbsun.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/IDB-L-ALLEN-0828-23-WP.jpg?w=1080 The Sun https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y5ZrMUfRr0nsUNmhNgHy2DOfPNggY959/view?usp=share_link X X San Bernardino CA Carousel Mall 346.083.449,00 -1.172.897.652,00 341.083.449,00 -1.172.897.652,00 2 x x x x x x
Center on Policy Initiatives (CPI) San Diego San Diego CA CA Ballpark Village affordable housing (part of CBA) Project Specific Agreement 150 affordable units; secured $10 M in state funding 150 affordable units; secured $10 M in state funding Value of project: $ 45,900,000 Ballpark Village affordable housing (part of CBA) 150 affordable units; secured $10 M in state funding Value of project: $ 45,900,000 https://cpisandiego.org http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_HCy9NTgctuo/R57A56QAX9I/AAAAAAAAAAY/za8Nq6bhNxU/w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu/4.jpg Community Benefit Agreements https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YdkoDUQxng6q-lo9CLgBFEyQy-M0pcoG/view?usp=share_link X San Diego CA Ballpark Village 3.306.929.139,00 -1.168.075.304,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 1 USA x x $ 45,900,000
The Jacumba Hot Springs Community Sponsor Group San Diego San Diego CA CA Community Benefits for Solar Farm in Jacumba Springs Project Specific Agreement 500 jobs created Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 435 acre wildlife habitat; 400 foot buffer from City 500 jobs created Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 435 acre wildlife habitat; 400 foot buffer from City Start year: 2021; Other notes: $4M for community services Community Benefits for Solar Farm in Jacumba Springs 500 jobs created Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: 435 acre wildlife habitat; 400 foot buffer from City Start year: 2021; Other notes: $4M for community services https://inewsource.org/tag/jacumba-hot-springs-community-sponsor-group/ https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/0955f34/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5088x3305+0+0/resize/1486x965!/quality/80/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcalifornia-times-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fe1%2F2b%2F245581034687a3251df8c348378e%2Fsd-photos-1staff-799611-sd-fi-jacumba-solar-ec-010.jpg The San Diego Union-Tribute https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PRRsm4cfEUNxEbFnffhEyB--_LEnX-UV/view?usp=share_link X X San Diego CA Jacumba Springs 32.715.738,00 -1.166.610.838,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 2 USA 500 PLA 435 acre wildlife habitat; 400 foot buffer from City 2.021 $4M for community services
Center for Policy Initiatives (CPI) San Diego San Diego CA CA Lane Field Hotel Community Workforce Agreement Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Local hire for 50% construction jobs; Local hire for 20% apprentices Jobs: Local hire for 50% construction jobs; Local hire for 20% apprentices Value of project: $133,281,807 Number of people impacted = 1,100 Lane Field Hotel Community Workforce Agreement Jobs: Local hire for 50% construction jobs; Local hire for 20% apprentices Value of project: $133,281,807 Number of people impacted = 1,100 https://cpisandiego.org https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/cc88345/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2048x1537+0+0/resize/1486x1115!/quality/80/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcalifornia-times-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F49%2Fe4%2F5e489272f76dc5fa731bf54cabf2%2Fsdut-the-two-hotel-lane-field-first-20160904 The San Diego Union-Tribune https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YZuDWlet_b8OBafa4EZJnGj5Br4jo3jA/view?usp=share_link X San Diego CA Lane Field Hotel 3.236.218.461,00 -1.168.075.304,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 3 USA Local for 50% construction jobs; Local for 20% apprentices 50% x Card check, neutrality $ 133,281,807 1,10
Center for Policy Initiatives (CPI) San Diego San Diego CA CA Project Labor Agreement for Southwest Community College bond issue Government Policy Value of project: $389,000,000 Other notes: Passed by voters Project Labor Agreement for Southwest Community College bond issue Value of project: $389,000,000 Other notes: Passed by voters https://cpisandiego.org https://cpisandiego.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/IMG_20180807_123321-1024x576.jpg Center for Policy Initiatives (CPI) Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OdBwJe4R-Ua9wgxCqhh6YReq2XcfDgm0/view?usp=share_link San Diego CA Southwest Community College 32.215.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 4 USA x $ 389,000,000 Passed by voters
Center for Policy Initiatives (CPI) San Diego San Diego CA CA PLA for San Diego Unified School District School Renovations Government Policy Local Hiring: 70% of the workers are district residents and that 35% of the work be performed by residents in low-income zip codes. Apprenticeship programs will provide pathways to middle-class careers for youth, minority workers and disadvantaged families. Local Hiring: 70% of the workers are district residents and that 35% of the work be performed by residents in low-income zip codes. Apprenticeship programs will provide pathways to middle-class careers for youth, minority workers and disadvantaged families. Value of project: $ 2,100,000,000; Other notes: OUTCOMES: 37.6 percent live in the district and 26.8 percent live in the district’s poorer communities. 1988 people have been hired from targeted neighborhoods. PLA for San Diego Unified School District School Renovations Local Hiring: 70% of the workers are district residents and that 35% of the work be performed by residents in low-income zip codes. Apprenticeship programs will provide pathways to middle-class careers for youth, minority workers and disadvantaged families. Value of project: $ 2,100,000,000; Other notes: OUTCOMES: 37.6 percent live in the district and 26.8 percent live in the district’s poorer communities. 1988 people have been hired from targeted neighborhoods. https://cpisandiego.org https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gOZ6DuxaKZI/maxresdefault.jpg San Diego Unified School District https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YbWEkgpGzMGO5Aj4BK-PDv5FNiUXE-63/view?usp=share_link * X x San Diego CA San Diego Unified School District 3.236.218.461,00 -1.175.146.372,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 5 USA 70% of the workers are district residents and that 35% of the work be performed by residents in low-income zip codes. Apprenticeship programs will provide pathways to middle-class careers for youth, minority workers and disadvantaged families. 70% Project Stabilization Agreement x Project Stabilization Agreement $ 2,100,000,000 OUTCOMES: 37.6 percent live in the district and 26.8 percent live in the district’s poorer communities. 1988 people have been hired from targeted neighborhoods.
Civic San Diego San Diego San Diego CA CA CBA Policy for publicly funded development in San Diego Government Policy Job training requirement included x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Sustainability Job training requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Sustainability Other notes: local businesses; arts and cluture CBA Policy for publicly funded development in San Diego Job training requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Sustainability Other notes: local businesses; arts and cluture https://voiceofsandiego.org/category/civic-san-diego/ https://i0.wp.com/voiceofsandiego.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/VOSD_Civic-San-Diego-2-of-4.jpg?w=2048&ssl=1 Civic San Diego https://i0.wp.com/voiceofsandiego.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/VOSD_Civic-San-Diego-2-of-4.jpg?w=2048&ssl=1 X San Diego CA 32.715.738,00 -1.176.610.838,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 6 USA x Sustainability x local businesses; arts and cluture
San Diego Building and Construction Trades Council San Diego San Diego CA CA Project Labor Agreement for Expansion of Airport Terminal 1 Project Specific Agreement Value of project: $ 3,000,000,000 Project Labor Agreement for Expansion of Airport Terminal 1 Value of project: $ 3,000,000,000 https://sdbuildingtrades.com/ https://sdbuildingtrades.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/San-Diego-skyline-3216430.jpg San Diego Building and Construction Trades Council Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LPvpaQuqi75TJf2WON6gAl-LxyrnTi3O/view?usp=share_link San Diego CA airport 3.306.929.139,00 -1.175.146.372,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 7 USA PLA $ 3,000,000,000
San Diego Building and Construction Trades Council San Diego San Diego CA CA Project Labor Agreement for San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) Government Policy Job training requirement included Job training requirement included Value of project: Transportation and other Regional Projects; Other notes: SANDAG authorized to negotiate PLA with Bldg and Construction Trades Project Labor Agreement for San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) Job training requirement included Value of project: Transportation and other Regional Projects; Other notes: SANDAG authorized to negotiate PLA with Bldg and Construction Trades https://www.sdbuildingtrades.com/ https://www.sandag.org/-/media/SANDAG/CTA/about/work-with-us/community-benefits-agreement/jobs-coordinator-program-tile.jpg San Diego Building and Construction Trades Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/120bJROSd6ZEDZ5tRgdt9JIrC6vpTeTZc/view?usp=share_link X San Diego CA 33.215.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 32.715.738,00 -1.171.610.838,00 8 USA x PLA x x Transportation and other Regional Projects SANDAG authorized to negotiate PLA with Bldg and Construction Trades
City of San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco CA CA San Francisco Local Hire Ordinance Government Policy 30% local hire requirement for 6 city departments, local hire increases to 50% of all project hours in 7 year increments 30% local hire requirement for 6 city departments, local hire increases to 50% of all project hours in 7 year increments Value of project: $ 2,800,000,000 Number of people impacted: 18,468 San Francisco Local Hire Ordinance 30% local hire requirement for 6 city departments, local hire increases to 50% of all project hours in 7 year increments Value of project: $ 2,800,000,000 Number of people impacted: 18,468 https://oewd.org/local-hire http://sfbayview.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/CityBuild-Academy-Open-House-051013.jpg San Francisco Bay View https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zob8oyCgKxLDi6QDH2l4G_lVXNHs81Dw/view?usp=share_link https://sfbayview.com/2013/06/local-hiring-success-continues-under-landmark-sf-jobs-ordinance/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tfbXx63ml9Qqqr70359ar-6XPxyGe6Vl/view?usp=share_link Bay View National Black Newspaper X San Francisco CA 3.812.848.289,00 -1.220.658.621,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 1 USA 30% local hire requirement for 6 city departments, local hire increases to 50% of all project hours in 7 year increments 30% x x $ 2,800,000,000 18,47
Plaza 16 Coalition San Francisco San Francisco CA CA 100% affordable for 330 unit housing development at 16th and Mission Project Specific Agreement 330 units of affordable housing Housing Benefit: 330 units of affordable housing Other notes: Required affordable housing funds from a market rate project used to urchase land 100% affordable for 330 unit housing development at 16th and Mission Housing Benefit: 330 units of affordable housing Other notes: Required affordable housing funds from a market rate project used to urchase land https://plaza16.org/ https://i0.wp.com/plaza16.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/11255859_10152787568251863_4718969113283889202_o.jpg?resize=1000%2C500&ssl=1 Plaza 16 Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QrGOB-AT8sd5SYpSE10kRi7V31ASeyoD/view?usp=share_link X San Francisco CA 377.749.295,00 -1.219.194.155,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 2 x Coalition opposes any market rate units
Tenderloin Housing Clinic San Francisco San Francisco CA CA CBA with City of San Francisco for renovation of Single Resident Occupancy (SROs) properties Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Priority hiring for Tenderloin residents $320,000 per hotel per year for twenty years for low-cost housing development. $4 million federal Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) for acquisition and renovation of four SROs…. Jobs: Priority hiring for Tenderloin residents $320,000 per hotel per year for twenty years for low-cost housing development. $4 million federal Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) for acquisition and renovation of four SROs…. Other notes: Each hotel had to pay $200,000 for community service projects CBA with City of San Francisco for renovation of Single Resident Occupancy (SROs) properties Jobs: Priority hiring for Tenderloin residents $320,000 per hotel per year for twenty years for low-cost housing development. $4 million federal Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) for acquisition and renovation of four SROs…. Other notes: Each hotel had to pay $200,000 for community service projects https://www.thclinic.org/ https://media-exp1.licdn.com/dms/image/C5609AQFB6NHAq5RWEA/company-featured_1128_635/0/1526065971779?e=2147483647&v=beta&t=upLUCt6r4LhgCKwAWhePFMf-_RNG2kZFw8-dB2WQUtU Tenderloin Housing Clinic https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OoaTYzS4Y-R3TMIxlsNm1ZOBq93Ngbeu/view?usp=share_link X X San Francisco CA 3.742.137.611,00 -1.220.658.621,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 3 USA Priority hiring for Tenderloin residents x Each hotel had to pay $200,000 for community service projects
San Francisco Labor Council, ACORN and San Francisco Organizing Project (SFOP) San Francisco San Francisco CA CA Bay View/Hunters Point CBA Project Specific Agreement $8.5 M training for local residents; 50% local hire Construction Careers Element; Union Rights: Card check/neutrality for grocery stores, hotels and services 12000 units; 32% affordable; $27 million in housing assistance funds targeted to neighborhood residents, $8.5 M training for local residents; 50% local hire Construction Careers Element; Union Rights: Card check/neutrality for grocery stores, hotels and services 12000 units; 32% affordable; $27 million in housing assistance funds targeted to neighborhood residents Value of project: $ 2,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 9,000 Bay View/Hunters Point CBA $8.5 M training for local residents; 50% local hire Construction Careers Element; Union Rights: Card check/neutrality for grocery stores, hotels and services 12000 units; 32% affordable; $27 million in housing assistance funds targeted to neighborhood residents Value of project: $ 2,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 9,000 https://sflaborcouncil.org/about-us/ https://media.linkedunion.com/apps/sflaborcouncil/news/277097538_4945804712141134_3915213503505818775_n.jpg San Francisco Labor Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RiuUpD48AQwpxqPmwpXW0HEC3Q1PPIQc/view?usp=share_link X X X San Francisco CA Bay View/Hunters Point 372.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 4 USA $8.5 M training for local residents; 50% local hire 50% x Card check/neutrality for grocery stores, hotels and services x $ 2,000,000,000 9,00
City of San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco CA CA Communit Benefits Required for Mid-Market St tax breaks Government Policy Other notes: $6 M for grants to non-profits; neighborhood learning center… Communit Benefits Required for Mid-Market St tax breaks Other notes: $6 M for grants to non-profits; neighborhood learning center… https://projects.sfchronicle.com/2019/mid-market/ https://s.hdnux.com/photos/0/0/0/17282058/5/2000x0.jpg San Francisco Chronicle https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RbBb4XnESMGxnc47lmu8zRuY38u7Et7a/view?usp=share_link San Francisco CA 3.742.137.611,00 -1.227.729.689,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 5 USA Community Benefits required in return for tax breaks $6 M for grants to non-profits; neighborhood learning center…
Central City SRO Collaborative (CCSROC) and Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) San Francisco San Francisco CA CA 950 Market CBA Project Specific Agreement Jobs: Local hiring requirement for hotel; $300,000 to fund job training program 68 units of non-profit owned housing Jobs: Local hiring requirement for hotel; $300,000 to fund job training program 68 units of non-profit owned housing 950 Market CBA Jobs: Local hiring requirement for hotel; $300,000 to fund job training program 68 units of non-profit owned housing https://www.ccsroc.net/ https://www.ccsroc.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/BLADE-768x418.jpg Central City SRO Collaborative (CCSROC) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TPvRAvmeT-XAIreeToCBonLiaJSlrNHM/view?usp=share_link X X San Francisco CA 950 Market 377.749.295,00 -1.229.194.155,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 6 USA Local hire for hotel; $300,000 to fund training program x
San Francisco Board of Supervisors San Francisco San Francisco CA CA Community Benefits for $5M Project South of Market Project Specific Agreement 40% low and moderate income 40% low and moderate income Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: $76 million gift of public benefits (including money for affordable housing, transit projects, and other community arts-based programs Community Benefits for $5M Project South of Market 40% low and moderate income Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: $76 million gift of public benefits (including money for affordable housing, transit projects, and other community arts-based programs https://sfbos.org/ https://www.foundsf.org/images/d/d5/Soma1%24land-rush-1990s.jpg SPUR https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cw5NYnpwlaVqCFTHlqK5jGOjeeKpODyE/view?usp=share_link * X San Francisco CA South of Market 3.812.848.289,00 -1.227.729.689,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 7 $ 1,000,000,000 $76 million gift of public benefits (including money for affordable housing, transit projects, and other community arts-based programs
City of San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco CA CA Community Benefits for UCSF Parnassus Heights Expansion Project Specific Agreement Jobs: 30% of construction and permanent jobs to be filled by City residents 40% of all UCSF housing designated as "affordable" Transit oriented development requirement: $20 M for transportation improvements Jobs: 30% of construction and permanent jobs to be filled by City residents 40% of all UCSF housing designated as "affordable" Transit oriented development requirement: $20 M for transportation improvements Community Benefits for UCSF Parnassus Heights Expansion Jobs: 30% of construction and permanent jobs to be filled by City residents 40% of all UCSF housing designated as "affordable" Transit oriented development requirement: $20 M for transportation improvements Univesity of California San Francisco https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2022/04/422691/ucsf-shares-progress-community-benefits-first-mou-report https://www.ucsf.edu/sites/default/files/styles/half__image/public/2022-10/new-hospital-Hillway-Plaza-Elevated.jpg Herzog & de Meuron https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L-aDPYdKd_IFhG9uvK2YWdO52H3KA2mt/view?usp=share_link X X San Francisco CA UCSF Parnassus Heights 382.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 377.749.295,00 -1.224.194.155,00 8 USA 30% of construction and permanent jobs to be filled by City residents 30% $20 M for transportation improvements x
Working Partnerships USA San Jose San Jose CA CA Build Better San Jose Ballot Initiative Government Policy Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement and enhanced apprentice ratios Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement and enhanced apprentice ratios Other notes: CIty approved proposal to head off ballot initiative Build Better San Jose Ballot Initiative Jobs: 30% local hiring requirement and enhanced apprentice ratios Other notes: CIty approved proposal to head off ballot initiative https://www.wpusa.org/ https://media.bizj.us/view/img/11131514/maria-noel-fernandez-working-partnerships*750xx6016-3384-0-308.jpg Silicon Valley Business Journal https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LJm9Z-x75iue642NdDdjtGbyu99gNXsW/view?usp=share_link X San Jose CA 370.882.082,00 -1.214.533.159,00 373.382.082,00 -1.218.863.286,00 1 30% local hire; enhanced apprentice ratios 30% Prevailing wage CIty approved proposal to head off ballot initiative
Silicon Valley Rising San Jose San Jose CA CA CBA for Google expansion in San Jose Project Specific Agreement 20,000 jobs created; job training requirements included 4000 units on campus; 1000 will be affordable plus $150M community stabilization fund Transit oriented development requirement included 20,000 jobs created; job training requirements included 4000 units on campus; 1000 will be affordable plus $150M community stabilization fund Transit oriented development requirement included Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 20,000; Other notes: $200 M in community benefits CBA for Google expansion in San Jose 20,000 jobs created; job training requirements included 4000 units on campus; 1000 will be affordable plus $150M community stabilization fund Transit oriented development requirement included Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Number of people impacted: 20,000; Other notes: $200 M in community benefits https://siliconvalleyrising.org/google/ https://siliconvalleyrising.org/images/project_rcp_2x.jpg Silicon Valley Rising https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rj2rJoZYrRWOwLIa1uATrXekgn2hUWxx/view?usp=share_link X X X San Jose CA Google 370.882.082,00 -1.223.193.413,00 373.382.082,00 -1.218.863.286,00 2 USA 20,000 x Good Jobs for construction and service workers x x x x $ 1,000,000,000 20,00 $200 M in community benefits
Working Partnerships USA San Jose San Jose CA CA CBA for CIM-Downtown Mixed Use Project Project Specific Agreement Value of project: $ 140,000,000; Number of people impacted: 870 CBA for CIM-Downtown Mixed Use Project Value of project: $ 140,000,000; Number of people impacted: 870 https://www.wpusa.org/ https://www.worldatlas.com/r/w1200-q80/upload/e5/f8/08/shutterstock-1714606792.jpg WorldAtlas https://drive.google.com/file/d/1du3OrIxwHbVsQQSx1uxLtJL_KEn5byxd/view?usp=share_link San Jose CA Downtown 378.382.082,00 -1.218.863.286,00 373.382.082,00 -1.218.863.286,00 3 USA Parking, janitorial, large scale retail, hotel. Investigate application of city living wage to grocery stores over 10k sq. ft. x PLA x $ 140,000,000 870,00
Santa Ana Collaborative for Responsible Development Santa Ana Santa Ana CA CA Santa Ana Sunshine Ordinance Government Policy Public participation/transparency requirement: provides for greater civic involvement and government transparency and accountability. It requires open calendars for city officials, increased notification and communication around development projects, and improved budget and strategic planning outreach. Public participation/transparency requirement: provides for greater civic involvement and government transparency and accountability. It requires open calendars for city officials, increased notification and communication around development projects, and improved budget and strategic planning outreach. Santa Ana Sunshine Ordinance Public participation/transparency requirement: provides for greater civic involvement and government transparency and accountability. It requires open calendars for city officials, increased notification and communication around development projects, and improved budget and strategic planning outreach. https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community-Organization/SACReD-Santa-Ana-Collaborative-for-Responsible-Development-440606232645528/ https://i0.wp.com/voiceofoc.org/wp-content/uploads/archive/editorial/4/13/413d08c8-af71-11e3-9966-001a4bcf887a/5329a7d4ddba1.image.jpg?fit=760%2C504&ssl=1 Santa Ana Collaborative for Responsible Development https://drive.google.com/file/d/11gNkvXd7o_LEF80JREJCtV5jnkPNqvQn/view?usp=share_link X Santa Ana CA 342.454.725,00 -117.867.653,00 337.454.725,00 -117.867.653,00 1 USA provides for greater civic involvement and government transparency and accountability. It requires open calendars for city officials, increased notification and communication around development projects, and improved budget and strategic planning outreach.
Sustainable University Now (SUN) Santa Barbara Santa Barbara CA CA Agreement to construct on-campus housing for 5000 students and 1800 faculty Project Specific Agreement Environment and Environmental Justice: reduce campus reliance on autos, commitments to energy and water conservation Housing: on campus housing for students and faculty to mitigate gentrification in the community Environment and Environmental Justice: reduce campus reliance on autos, commitments to energy and water conservation Agreement to construct on-campus housing for 5000 students and 1800 faculty Housing: on campus housing for students and faculty to mitigate gentrification in the community Environment and Environmental Justice: reduce campus reliance on autos, commitments to energy and water conservation https://www.sustainableuninetwork.org/about https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Sustainable-University-Now.jpg Sustainable University Now https://drive.google.com/file/d/19tThni4N6zJCKy7n6yxk7RGgGEd7iKLT/view?usp=share_link 5,00 0,00 x 2.014
Tri Counties Building and Construction Trades Council Santa Barbara Santa Barbara CA CA Community Workforce Agreements for County Public Works Projects above $5M in Santa Barbara Government Policy Local hiring and apprenticeships requirement included Local hiring and apprenticeships requirement included Start year: 2021; Other notes: County to negotiate CWA with Building Trades Community Workforce Agreements for County Public Works Projects above $5M in Santa Barbara Local hiring and apprenticeships requirement included Start year: 2021; Other notes: County to negotiate CWA with Building Trades City of Santa Barbara https://mitricountybuildingtrades.org/about https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/2a574680-fff6-4879-b06b-a906a297ac87/1992868d-b8aa-4a8e-9a95-9f0cce109c5f.JPG/:/rs=w:2100,cg:true,m Tri Counties Building and Construction Trades Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q1hBa-emyNCCo9sKLJ-J4F11WxerbDhi/view?usp=share_link X Santa Barbara County CA 349.208.321,00 -1.196.982.057,00 344.208.321,00 -1.196.982.057,00 2 USA Local hire; Apprentice training x x x 2.021 County to negotiate CWA with Building Trades
Working Partnerships USA Santa Clara County Santa Clara County CA CA Community Benefits 17 year Stanford University Expansion Concluded No Agreement 3,150 housing units 3,150 housing units Other notes: Stanford abandonned expansion plan Community Benefits 17 year Stanford University Expansion 3,150 housing units Other notes: Stanford abandonned expansion plan https://www.wpusa.org/ https://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/photos/2019/november/1/81088_full.jpg Palo Alto Online https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QPi8BVZk_vU7_QCWzNtpZQFd0gSn02cf/view?usp=share_link https://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2019/11/01/stanford-withdraws-application-for-campus-expansion#:~:text=Stanford%20University%20abruptly%20abandoned%20on,Supervisors%20over%20the%20approval%20process. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mraV7puuDbKTvCKV90ZqqR6mJ455xFU_/view?usp=share_link Palo Alto Online Is this project a result of failed exapnsion in Santa Clara? https://news.stanford.edu/report/2022/10/05/stanford-submits-initial-plans-future-belmont-campus/ X Santa Clara County CA Stanford University 378.336.581,00 -1.218.907.041,00 373.336.581,00 -1.218.907.041,00 1 x
Santa Monica Planning Commission Santa Monica Santa Monica CA CA Community Benefits for 64 residential units and mixed-use in Santa Monica Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included 13 units affordable w/disability preference Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED Platinum certification, installation of solar panels on the roof, a reduction in energy usage, commitment to water conservation, a payment of $300,000 to be used for water conservation and electrical vehicle parking.Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: transportation demand management plan; $20000 to City Transportation Plan; $40000 to Big Blue Bus for downtown transit; transportation impact fee $90000; Job training requirement included 13 units affordable w/disability preference Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED Platinum certification, installation of solar panels on the roof, a reduction in energy usage, commitment to water conservation, a payment of $300,000 to be used for water conservation and electrical vehicle parking.Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: transportation demand management plan; $20000 to City Transportation Plan; $40000 to Big Blue Bus for downtown transit; transportation impact fee $90000; Other notes: Parks and Recreation Fee of $280,000, a contribution to the City in the amount of $100,000 for early childhood initiatives, $50,000 to be used for historic preservation, shared parking for non-project uses, Community Benefits for 64 residential units and mixed-use in Santa Monica Job training requirement included 13 units affordable w/disability preference Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: LEED Platinum certification, installation of solar panels on the roof, a reduction in energy usage, commitment to water conservation, a payment of $300,000 to be used for water conservation and electrical vehicle parking.Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: transportation demand management plan; $20000 to City Transportation Plan; $40000 to Big Blue Bus for downtown transit; transportation impact fee $90000; Other notes: Parks and Recreation Fee of $280,000, a contribution to the City in the amount of $100,000 for early childhood initiatives, $50,000 to be used for historic preservation, shared parking for non-project uses, https://www.smgov.net/Departments/PCD/Boards-Commissions/Planning-Commission/ https://i0.wp.com/smdp.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/051819-_-housing.jpg?fit=1024%2C672&ssl=1&resize=350%2C200 Santa Monica Daily Times https://drive.google.com/file/d/11ruHQZEQOTkPfGZMIoQy2qEuvDqKgLLk/view?usp=share_link https://www.smgov.net/departments/pcd/agendas/Planning-Commission/2015/20150722/s2015072209a.pdf https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_2Pp5qNYKYfHb8LisDVZXJSnSFG0GfCV/view?usp=share_link City of Santa Monica X X X Santa Monica CA 337.694.543,00 -1.180.581.785,00 340.194.543,00 -1.184.911.912,00 1 USA x transportation demand management plan; $20000 to City Transportation Plan; $40000 to Big Blue Bus for downtown transit; transportation impact fee $90000; LEED Platinum certification, installation of solar panels on the roof, a reduction in energy usage, commitment to water conservation, a payment of $300,000 to be used for water conservation and electrical vehicle parking. Parks and Recreation Fee of $280,000, a contribution to the City in the amount of $100,000 for early childhood initiatives, $50,000 to be used for historic preservation, shared parking for non-project uses.
Santa Monica Social Services Commission Santa Monica Santa Monica CA CA Community Benefits in Development Agreement with Providence St John's Health Center Project Specific Agreement Local hire and job training Replacement affordable housing units for people displaced Public access to open space, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements. Local hire and job training Replacement affordable housing units for people displaced Public access to open space, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements. Other notes: $1M annually for services to the homeless, $10M for mental health services, childcare Community Benefits in Development Agreement with Providence St John's Health Center Local hire and job training Replacement affordable housing units for people displaced Public access to open space, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements. Other notes: $1M annually for services to the homeless, $10M for mental health services, childcare Providence St John's Medical Center https://www.santamonica.gov/press/2022/03/23/council-approves-providence-saint-john-s-master-plan-and-secures-funds-for-behavioral-health-and-homelessness-services-in-santa-monica https://www.pacificneuroscienceinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/Screen-Shot-PM-1200x675.png Pacific Neuroscience Institute https://drive.google.com/file/d/121MKFCrtt7Y_puGbqF9l3PVv8j2YZ9xP/view?usp=share_link X X X Santa Monica CA Providence St John's Health Center 337.694.543,00 -1.189.242.039,00 340.194.543,00 -1.184.911.912,00 2 x 50 psychiatric beds; help to keep low income seniors in their homes; community services for homeless; daycare for low income residents
Santa Monica Planning Commission Santa Monica Santa Monica CA CA Community Benefits for 100 residential units and mixed-use in Santa Monica Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included 20 affordable units with disability preference; $175,000 toward development of affordable housing units in the City; Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: $750,000 toward transportation programs; $80000 for Big Blue Bus; $50000 for Transportation Demand Management; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Sustainability requirements include LEED Platinum certification, solar panels, lower energy use, lower water use, use of recycled water for landscaping, a contribution of $300,000 toward water conservation programs, a bioswale and water infiltration system and electric vehicle parking. Job training requirement included 20 affordable units with disability preference; $175,000 toward development of affordable housing units in the City; Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: $750,000 toward transportation programs; $80000 for Big Blue Bus; $50000 for Transportation Demand Management; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Sustainability requirements include LEED Platinum certification, solar panels, lower energy use, lower water use, use of recycled water for landscaping, a contribution of $300,000 toward water conservation programs, a bioswale and water infiltration system and electric vehicle parking. Other notes: $745,000 toward parks and recreation programs, $150,000 that would support early childhood initiatives, $50,000 toward historic preservation programs, Community Benefits for 100 residential units and mixed-use in Santa Monica Job training requirement included 20 affordable units with disability preference; $175,000 toward development of affordable housing units in the City; Transit Oriented Development (TOD) requirement: $750,000 toward transportation programs; $80000 for Big Blue Bus; $50000 for Transportation Demand Management; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Sustainability requirements include LEED Platinum certification, solar panels, lower energy use, lower water use, use of recycled water for landscaping, a contribution of $300,000 toward water conservation programs, a bioswale and water infiltration system and electric vehicle parking. Other notes: $745,000 toward parks and recreation programs, $150,000 that would support early childhood initiatives, $50,000 toward historic preservation programs, duplicate website different project X X X Santa Monica CA 345.194.543,00 -1.184.911.912,00 340.194.543,00 -1.184.911.912,00 3 USA x $750,000 toward transportation programs; $80000 for Big Blue Bus; $50000 for Transportation Demand Management Sustainability requirements include LEED Platinum certification, solar panels, lower energy use, lower water use, use of recycled water for landscaping, a contribution of $300,000 toward water conservation programs, a bioswale and water infiltration system and electric vehicle parking. Yes $745,000 toward parks and recreation programs, $150,000 that would support early childhood initiatives, $50,000 toward historic preservation programs,
Neighborhood Associations Savannah Savannah GA GA Local Hire for new arena in Savannah Project Specific Agreement Job training requirement included Prevent displacement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate sea level rise Job training requirement included Prevent displacement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate sea level rise Value of project: $140,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Community Center; Historic Preservation Local Hire for new arena in Savannah Job training requirement included Prevent displacement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigate sea level rise Value of project: $140,000,000; Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Community Center; Historic Preservation https://media2.fdncms.com/connectsavannah/imager/u/original/16251320/canal_front_view.jpg Connect Savannah https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-qjLXr-jsAoXwIAUyjvqlKuvX7pqRvaU/view?usp=share_link https://fox28media.com/news/local/city-leaders-aim-to-hire-local-workers-small-businesses-at-new-savannah-arena X X Savannah GA arena 320.808.989,00 -80.591.203,00 320.808.989,00 -81.091.203,00 1 x Mitigate sea level rise x $ 140,000,000 x Community Center; Historic Preservation
Savannah City Council Savannah Savannah GA GA Savannah Citywide First Source Hire Policy Government Policy Local hiring provision: 25% first year; 33% second year; 50% third year Local hiring provision: 25% first year; 33% second year; 50% third year Number of years: 3; Value of project: $ 350,000 Provisions are voluntary Savannah Citywide First Source Hire Policy Local hiring provision: 25% first year; 33% second year; 50% third year Number of years: 3; Value of project: $ 350,000 Provisions are voluntary https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/1017073c49512f56ae5d28380de31f5a43454a62/c=0-156-2048-1308/local/-/media/2020/11/20/Savannah/ghows-GA-201129932-40fedd23.jpg?width=1600&height=800&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp Savannah Morning News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-xmDcHuu1ZUzKXNFovtYcweBvn3BlZVJ/view?usp=share_link http://agenda.savannahga.gov/content/files/hire-savannah-policy.pdf X Savannah GA 315.808.989,00 -81.091.203,00 320.808.989,00 -81.091.203,00 2 USA 25% first year; 33% second year; 50% third year x 3 $ 350,000
Savannah City Council Savannah Savannah GA GA Savannah Community Benefits Ordinance Concluded No Agreement Other notes: Require CBAs on large projects Savannah Community Benefits Ordinance Other notes: Require CBAs on large projects https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/7fa5244db99b19b4c34589f3998de0be3be80df4/c=0-14-700-408/local/-/media/2020/11/21/Savannah/ghows-GA-201109746-1f3c0b04.jpg?width=660&height=372&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp Savannah Morning News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ww7PMdbLgEtvN5CSjL738d6_7EsLhqY/view?usp=share_link https://www.savannahga.gov/3070/Community-Benefits Savannah GA 320.808.989,00 -81.591.203,00 320.808.989,00 -81.091.203,00 3 x Require CBAs on large projects
the Reclaiming Martin Luther King. Jr. Boulevard Coalition Savannah Savannah GA GA Remove I-16 Flyover Campaign in Progress Remove freeway that divides historically African-American neighborhood Remove I-16 Flyover Remove freeway that divides historically African-American neighborhood https://fox28media.com/news/local/savannah-city-council-discusses-removing-i-16-flyover-ramp X 5,00 0,00 4
Schenectady Tenants' Association Schenectady Schenectady NY NY CBA for proposed senior apartments in Schenectady Concluded No Agreement Residents want funds for home repair Housing benefit requirement: Residents want funds for home repair Credit or Public Funding: $236,000 from the U.S. Housing and Urban Development HOME Investment Partnership Program CBA for proposed senior apartments in Schenectady Housing benefit requirement: Residents want funds for home repair Credit or Public Funding: $236,000 from the U.S. Housing and Urban Development HOME Investment Partnership Program X 43.314.167,00 -73.937.222,00 42.814.167,00 -73.937.222,00 1 USA x $236,000 from the U.S. Housing and Urban Development HOME Investment Partnership Program
Pudget Sound Sage (SAGE) Seattle Seattle WA WA Dearborn Street Project CBA (Project Abandonned) Project Specific Agreement Job training & local hire: Voluntary arrangements with CBO's on minority/women contracting and pre-apprenticeships; Voluntary pre-apprenticeships and Goodwill retail training Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: City will require large green factor (roof, vertical walls), negotiating permeable sidewalks, preferential parking for car share/electric cars.$200,000 for cultural center/park planning grant Job training & local hire: Voluntary arrangements with CBO's on minority/women contracting and pre-apprenticeships; Voluntary pre-apprenticeships and Goodwill retail training Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: City will require large green factor (roof, vertical walls), negotiating permeable sidewalks, preferential parking for car share/electric cars.$200,000 for cultural center/park planning grant Project cancelled during economic crisis Dearborn Street Project CBA (Project Abandonned) Job training & local hire: Voluntary arrangements with CBO's on minority/women contracting and pre-apprenticeships; Voluntary pre-apprenticeships and Goodwill retail training Job Quality/Living Wage requirement: Prevailing wage Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: City will require large green factor (roof, vertical walls), negotiating permeable sidewalks, preferential parking for car share/electric cars.$200,000 for cultural center/park planning grant Project cancelled during economic crisis https://pugetsoundsage.org/programs/equitable-development/dearborn-cba// http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_HCy9NTgctuo/SCd1X3HDX9I/AAAAAAAAAJQ/BPMLM6eYZEA/s1600/Picture+1.png Amy Lavine https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CNlGE8UXUghKSMowS6-_YeLrIO4swyH6/view?usp=share_link X X x Seattle WA Dearborn Street Project 4.795.976.289,00 -1.219.785.174,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 1 USA Voluntary arrangements with CBO's on minority/women contracting and pre-apprenticeships; Voluntary pre-apprenticeships and Goodwill retail training Prevailing wage Card check for grocery and property services City will require large green factor (roof, vertical walls), negotiating permeable sidewalks, preferential parking for car share/electric cars.$200,000 for cultural center/park planning grant x
Pudget Sound Sage (SAGE) Seattle Seattle WA WA South Lake Union Rezone Government Policy 2100 units of affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Requiring all new buildings to meet the Gold standard of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program Housing benefit requirement: 2100 units of affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Requiring all new buildings to meet the Gold standard of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program Number of people impacted: 1,000 South Lake Union Rezone Housing benefit requirement: 2100 units of affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Requiring all new buildings to meet the Gold standard of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program Number of people impacted: 1,000 https://pugetsoundsage.org/ https://americas.uli.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/SouthLakeUnion_SeattleWA_Aerial-1200x680.jpg Patrick Bennett https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R1WUj5EOFEV0fqchDeeJk4qyqI2hVznC/view?usp=share_link https://www.theurbanist.org/2017/03/01/downtownsouth-lake-union-rezones-five-key-takeaways/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/15XVIHm_xn500ogBM1BAiP6uxgm8Kf0yi/view?usp=share_link The Urbanist X X Seattle WA South Lake Union 476.062.095,00 -1.218.320.708,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 2 USA Requiring all new buildings to meet the Gold standard of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program 1,00
Seattle Displacement Coalition Seattle Seattle WA WA U District Upzone Concluded No Agreement More affordable units Housing benefit requirement: More affordable units U District Upzone Housing benefit requirement: More affordable units https://bitterrootmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/image1-1.jpg Bitterroot Magazine https://drive.google.com/file/d/10iUy90ZqvQAnz32PJQWxQkgap9bk1vfR/view?usp=share_link X Seattle WA U District 4.725.265.611,00 -1.219.785.174,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 3
Tax Amazon Seattle Seattle WA WA Tax Largest Corporations to Pay for Affordable Housing in Seattle (repealed) Government Policy Union Rights requirements included $18 M for Central District; affordabe housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $20 M renewable energy for existing homes; Green New Deal Union Rights requirements included Housing benefit requirement: $18 M for Central District; affordabe housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $20 M renewable energy for existing homes; Green New Deal City Council repealed legislation after corporate petition campaign. Value of project: $ 214,000,000; Other notes: City Councilmember Kshama Sawant played leading role Tax Largest Corporations to Pay for Affordable Housing in Seattle (repealed) Union Rights requirements included Housing benefit requirement: $18 M for Central District; affordabe housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: $20 M renewable energy for existing homes; Green New Deal City Council repealed legislation after corporate petition campaign. Value of project: $ 214,000,000; Other notes: City Councilmember Kshama Sawant played leading role https://www.seattle.gov/council/meet-the-council/kshama-sawant/tax-amazon https://cdn.theatlantic.com/thumbor/Yh0QtxiMcmxeWhiu2cWLAVQl4do=/0x88:5424x3139/1600x900/media/img/mt/2018/06/AP_18134764472738/original.jpg GeekWire https://drive.google.com/file/d/10azTdToNEoRYX2NzeB9ldZtDaQrJrnvF/view?usp=share_link geekwire.com/2020/seattle-business-leaders-ask-city-reconsider-tax-amazon-polls-employees-relocation/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yutIHvCuVB0JI1e3Jf5t97KjGApFVjwY/view?usp=share_link X X X Seattle WA 471.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 4 USA x $20 M renewable energy for existing homes; Green New Deal; x $ 214,000,000 City Councilmember Kshama Sawant played leading role
Multicultural Community Coalition Seattle Seattle WA WA CBA for Opportunity Center at Othello Square Campaign in Progress x Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: Affordabe Retail Space, STEM education CBA for Opportunity Center at Othello Square Housing benefit requirement included Other notes: Affordabe Retail Space, STEM education https://southseattleemerald.com/2021/07/07/opinion-othello-neighborhood-deserves-accountability-for-long-awaited-opportunity-center/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Multicultural-Community-Coalition_Othello-Square.jpg HomeSight https://drive.google.com/file/d/10dPZMZOm4UMB3fbYR9_tGcw_MCxKouQ0/view?usp=share_link Link is expired and limited access through wayback machine X Seattle WA Othello Square 4.725.265.611,00 -1.226.856.242,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 5 x Affordabe Retail Space, STEM education
Community Package Coalition Seattle Seattle WA WA Washington State Convention Center CBA Project Specific Agreement $29 M affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Pedestrian and bicycle paths; open space Housing benefit requirement: $29 M affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Pedestrian and bicycle paths; open space Value of project: $ 1,600,000,000 Washington State Convention Center CBA Housing benefit requirement: $29 M affordable housing Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Pedestrian and bicycle paths; open space Value of project: $ 1,600,000,000 https://www.communitypackage.org/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58b9aee115d5db4eae402449/1499723295981-8TDLFOHF2TAZROLSC0XX/20170708_105209.jpg?format=2500w Community Package Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qZ7qMCt9Xp6xsvVnUzc5nOngGGGQFN1s/view?usp=share_link X x Seattle WA Washington State Convention Center 476.062.095,00 -1.228.320.708,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 6 USA Pedestrian and bicycle paths; open space x $ 1,600,000,000
Pudget Sound Sage (SAGE) Seattle Seattle WA WA Downtown Seattle Rezoning Government Policy 500 additional units of affordable housing Housing benefit requirement: 500 additional units of affordable housing Number of people impacted: 1,200 Downtown Seattle Rezoning Housing benefit requirement: 500 additional units of affordable housing Number of people impacted: 1,200 https://pugetsoundsage.org// https://uploads.visitseattle.org/2017/02/30115610/IMG_1491.jpg Visit Seattle https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L3-HzR7KUrMlJUKmR2R2tgH_STvQRPeE/view?usp=share_link https://www.theurbanist.org/2017/03/01/downtownsouth-lake-union-rezones-five-key-takeaways/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/15XVIHm_xn500ogBM1BAiP6uxgm8Kf0yi/view?usp=share_link The Urbanist X Seattle WA Downtown 4.795.976.289,00 -1.226.856.242,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 7 USA 1,20
Pudget Sound Sage (SAGE) and Downtown for All Coalition Seattle Seattle WA WA Incentive fee from developers to pay for affordable housing in Downtown Seattle Government Policy Sage and Seattle's "Downtown for All" coalition won a higher incentive fee for low-income housing from residential (condo & apartment) developers receiving building height bonuses up to 500 feet. Housing benefit requirement: Sage and Seattle's "Downtown for All" coalition won a higher incentive fee for low-income housing from residential (condo & apartment) developers receiving building height bonuses up to 500 feet. Incentive fee from developers to pay for affordable housing in Downtown Seattle Housing benefit requirement: Sage and Seattle's "Downtown for All" coalition won a higher incentive fee for low-income housing from residential (condo & apartment) developers receiving building height bonuses up to 500 feet. https://pugetsoundsage.org/ https://uploads.visitseattle.org/2017/02/30115610/IMG_1491.jpg Visit Seattle https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L3-HzR7KUrMlJUKmR2R2tgH_STvQRPeE/view?usp=share_link X Seattle WA 481.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 476.062.095,00 -1.223.320.708,00 8 USA
Union United Somerville Somerville MA MA CBA for redevelopment of 15 acres at Union Square downtown Project Specific Agreement First source hiring and training. Minimum wage increase by $5 and health insurance. PLA with local hire proposed 180 units affordable; 28 3 BR units Transit Oriented Development (TOD) with Mass Transit incentives; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Green construction standards; neighborhood parks First source hiring and training. Minimum wage increase by $5 and health insurance. PLA with local hire Proposed 180 affordable units,28 3-BR units Transit Oriented Development (TOD) with Mass Transit incentives; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Green construction standards; neighborhood parks Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Credit or Public Funding: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: Ratified Agreement CBA for redevelopment of 15 acres at Union Square downtown First source hiring and training. Minimum wage increase by $5 and health insurance. PLA with local hire Proposed 180 affordable units,28 3-BR units Transit Oriented Development (TOD) with Mass Transit incentives; Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Green construction standards; neighborhood parks Value of project: $ 1,000,000,000; Credit or Public Funding: $ 1,000,000,000; Other notes: Ratified Agreement X X X X https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1hTpUswW9z3arCz6G0UkNtN3PyYM71EEP Somerville MA Union Square 428.875.968,00 -710.994.968,00 423.875.968,00 -710.994.968,00 1 USA First source hiring and training Minimu wage +$5 and health insurance PLA with local hire Neutrality for retail and hotel Mass transit incentives Green construction standards; neighborhood parks x $ 1,000,000,000 $ 1,000,000,000 Ratified Agreement
Faith Coalition for the Common Good Springfield Springfield IL IL Community Benefits for 10th St Rail Corridor Government Policy Job training & local hire: 30 percent of jobs required to go to low-income workers, minorities and women relocation assistance for displaced people, Public participation/transparency requirement included: residents near the project input on planning and monitoring Job training & local hire: 30 percent of jobs required to go to low-income workers, minorities and women relocation assistance for displaced people, Public participation/transparency requirement included: residents near the project input on planning and monitoring Community Benefits for 10th St Rail Corridor Job training & local hire: 30 percent of jobs required to go to low-income workers, minorities and women relocation assistance for displaced people, Public participation/transparency requirement included: residents near the project input on planning and monitoring https://faithcoalition-il.org https://cdn.firespring.com/images/a04a2f0c-f5d1-4d86-a14d-5ba0dd4ac848.jpg Faith Coalition for the Common Good https://drive.google.com/file/d/12MG-ituvM_RJrzaRRiVtkitJcAPFKZtC/view?usp=share_link X X x Springfield IL 10th St Rail Corridor 392.817.213,00 -896.501.481,00 397.817.213,00 -896.501.481,00 1 USA 30 percent of jobs go to low-income workers, minorities and women, 30% residents near the project input on planning and monitoring x
Faith Coalition for the Common Good Springfield Springfield IL IL Springfield Local Hire Policy Government Policy Job training & local hire: 50% of hours performed by local residents Job training & local hire: 50% of hours performed by local residents Valuue of project: Large City projects Springfield Local Hire Policy Job training & local hire: 50% of hours performed by local residents Valuue of project: Large City projects https://faithcoalition-il.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Faith-Coalition-for-the-Common-Good-02.jpg Faith Coalition for the Common Good https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Or4LaXL4eAMLkdz48C7pcsJEzDr4h-vj/view?usp=share_link X Springfield IL 402.817.213,00 -896.501.481,00 397.817.213,00 -896.501.481,00 2 USA 50% of hours performed by local residents Large City projects
Neighborhood Council of St Augustine St. Augustine St. Augustine FL FL Opposition to expansion of Sebastian Inland Harbor development Campaign in Progress Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Too dense; too much traffic; environmental impact Opposition to expansion of Sebastian Inland Harbor development Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Too dense; too much traffic; environmental impact http://www.ncstaug.org/ http://www.ncstaug.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/DSCN0122-2-1024x577.jpg Neighborhood Council of St Augustine Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Muz87dS051GKBbYSa9IlmK6nUX4rZmii/view?usp=share_link St. Augustine FL Sebastian Inland Harbor 304.012.437,00 -813.124.341,00 299.012.437,00 -813.124.341,00 1 x Too dense; too much traffic; environmental impact
City of St Louis St. Louis St. Louis MO MO St. Louis Citywide CBA Policy Concluded No Agreement Job training benefit elements included x Job training benefit elements included x Other notes: Two competing CBA policy proposals St. Louis Citywide CBA Policy Job training benefit elements included x Other notes: Two competing CBA policy proposals https://www.stlouis-mo.gov https://fox2now.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2018/05/st-louis.jpg Fox 2 Now https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ciQi6HyMNUvFO2J9EW-CC-fjtStuSpcJ/view?usp=share_link X X St. Louis MO 388.770.025,00 -897.663.915,00 386.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 1 x x x Two competing CBA policy proposals
St Louis Building and Construction Trades St. Louis St. Louis MO MO Building Union Diversity (BUD) Construction Job Training and Apprenticeships in St. Louis Government Policy Job training: Apprenticeship Job training: Apprenticeship Building Union Diversity (BUD) Construction Job Training and Apprenticeships in St. Louis Job training: Apprenticeship https://stlouisconstructioncooperative.org/leadership/ https://labortribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Gavel.jpg The Labor Tribune https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RtaL0PQcmz8a-XgfthxcjwrKveLxyBsI/view?usp=share_link X St. Louis MO 383.770.025,00 -897.663.915,00 386.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 2 USA Apprenticeship Workforce Diversity
Mobilize Missouri St. Louis St. Louis MO MO Northside Phase 1 Development Proposal Concluded No Agreement x Northside Phase 1 Development Proposal https://www.stlamerican.com/business/personal_finance/northside-phase-1-affordable-for-whom/article_aa9a3abc-4951-11e6-8d0b-2f27d4a7080e.html https://static.wixstatic.com/media/a27d24_700016f632704a9ebb5ab9b28de11d5a~mv2.png/v1/fill/w_1551,h_941,al_c,q_90,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/a27d24_700016f632704a9ebb5ab9b28de11d5a~mv2.png City Scene STL https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i5IBa89lqmYyEeMy1vup2ltfbNUIrSC4/view?usp=share_link Cannot find link that mentions Mobilize Missouri connection to Northside Regeneration St. Louis MO Northside 381.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 386.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 3 x x
Equitable St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis MO MO Morganford CBA Project Specific Agreement $60000 for affordable housing $60000 for affordable housing Other notes: City Council would not approve tax abatement because of CBA Morganford CBA $60000 for affordable housing Other notes: City Council would not approve tax abatement because of CBA https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c548d2_2b64faa527be49308858bcd0b1a5039f~mv2_d_5472_3648_s_4_2.jpg/v1/fill/w_640,h_454,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/c548d2_2b64faa527be49308858bcd0b1a5039f~mv2_d_5472_3648_s_4_2.jpg Equitable St. Louis https://drive.google.com/file/d/11tU07E8W0i8zZmGAjK3BDkJTI9tZrbec/view?usp=share_link X St. Louis MO Morganford 383.770.025,00 -906.324.169,00 386.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 4 USA City Council would not approve tax abatement because of CBA
Young Voices With Action St. Louis St. Louis MO MO Community Engagement for Proposed new housing project in Wellston Campaign in Progress x Other notes: Community Engagement Around New Housing Development in Wellston Community Engagement for Proposed new housing project in Wellston Other notes: Community Engagement Around New Housing Development in Wellston https://youngvoiceswithaction.org https://stlpartnership.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Wellston-STLVentureWorks-3-082517_706x470.jpg St. Louis Economic Development Partnership https://drive.google.com/file/d/11q-vu5TMLUfwqvbNwagAfONwDiasGopf/view?usp=share_link St. Louis MO 388.770.025,00 -906.324.169,00 386.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 5 Community Engagement Around New Housing Development in Wellston
City of St Louis St. Louis St. Louis MO MO CBA for construction of St. Louis City SC soccer stadium Project Specific Agreement Job training benefit elements included Job training benefit elements included Other notes: $5 M for youth soccer; tickets for youth organizations; community not signed on CBA for construction of St. Louis City SC soccer stadium Job training benefit elements included Other notes: $5 M for youth soccer; tickets for youth organizations; community not signed on https://www.stlouis-mo.gov https://www.hok.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/00-Dec-2020-St.-Louis-MLS-stadium-exterior-1900x1270-1.jpg HOK https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Niurn3yu_HCm2c4gqJsKMQ_wdNYahFM1/view?usp=share_link Explore St. Louis MO soccer stadium 391.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 386.270.025,00 -901.994.042,00 6 USA x x x $5 M for youth soccer; tickets for youth organizations; community not signed on
NAACP St. Petersburg St. Petersburg FL FL CBA for Redevelopment of Tropicana Field Government Policy Public participation/transparency requirement included Public participation/transparency requirement included Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: African American community wants benefits from redevelopment of baseball stadium CBA for Redevelopment of Tropicana Field Public participation/transparency requirement included Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: African American community wants benefits from redevelopment of baseball stadium https://naacpstpetersburg.org/ https://i0.wp.com/naacpstpetersburg.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/NAACP-Homepage4.png?w=1280&ssl=1 NAACP https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q9nLXjtewUQh89L7njSU6m98C022VymQ/view?usp=share_link https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/local/naacp-tropicana-field-site-proposals/67-bc7e55af-7c1d-4002-8760-9869a34f9055 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1toaD-v688TdHGxDFXMrJLNn4sW0UClqp/view?usp=share_link 10 Tampa Bay x St. Petersburg FL Tropicana Field 272.676.008,00 -826.402.915,00 277.676.008,00 -826.402.915,00 1 x x x African American community wants benefits from redevelopment of baseball stadium
One Community St Pete St. Petersburg St. Petersburg FL FL Citywide CBA requirement for large projects in St. Petersburg Government Policy x Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Park Improvements Public participation/transparency requirement: CBA Advisory Panel Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Park Improvements Public participation/transparency requirement: CBA Advisory Panel Value of project: $2,000,000; Other notes: City would negotiate CBA with developer Citywide CBA requirement for large projects in St. Petersburg Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included: Park Improvements Public participation/transparency requirement: CBA Advisory Panel Value of project: $2,000,000; Other notes: City would negotiate CBA with developer https://onecommunitystpete.com/ https://onecommunitystpete.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/cropped-jenny-kris-michael-at-podium-visiondistrict-expo-apr-30-2019.jpg One Community St Pete https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QTL3vKF0JMCtP2809qWMQZ-Dq4eg3kcO/view?usp=share_link x St. Petersburg FL 282.676.008,00 -826.402.915,00 277.676.008,00 -826.402.915,00 2 Park Improvements CBA Advisory Panel x $ 2,000,000 City would negotiate CBA with developer
Joint Schools Construction Board Syracuse Syracuse NY NY Local hire and training standards for School Renovation Project Government Policy Job training and Local hiring: 20% minority and women; 20 % city residents hire requirements Construction Careers requirements included Job training and Local hiring: 20% minority and women; 20 % city residents hire requirements Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 300,000,000; Other notes: 20% local procurement Local hire and training standards for School Renovation Project Job training and Local hiring: 20% minority and women; 20 % city residents hire requirements Construction Careers requirements included Value of project: $ 300,000,000; Other notes: 20% local procurement http://syrgov.net/JSCB/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Joint-Schools-Construction-Board.jpg Joint Schools Construction Board https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MAm-aIF4T-ulrB4fQ6PxlvsB-jclU8We/view?usp=share_link X X Syracuse NY 430.481.221,00 -756.474.244,00 430.481.221,00 -761.474.244,00 1 USA 20% minority and women; 20 % city residents 20% x $ 300,000,000 20% local procurement
Jubilee Homes Syracuse Syracuse NY NY New model for development of affordable housing in Syracuse Project Specific Agreement Job training benefit elements included Job Quality/Living Wage & construction careers requirement: Prevailing Wage Affordable homes and apartments Job training benefit elements included Job Quality/Living Wage & construction careers requirement: Prevailing Wage Housing benefit requirement: Affordable homes and apartments Other notes: Partnering with developers on multiple projects to provide affordable housing and job training New model for development of affordable housing in Syracuse Job training benefit elements included Job Quality/Living Wage & construction careers requirement: Prevailing Wage Housing benefit requirement: Affordable homes and apartments Other notes: Partnering with developers on multiple projects to provide affordable housing and job training https://www.jubilee-homes.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Jubilee-Homes-of-Syracuse.jpg Jubilee Homes of Syracuse https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Hh7SdeTqOwuECJnNaasKZyEa95VFPt9R/view?usp=share_link X X X Syracuse NY 425.481.221,00 -761.474.244,00 430.481.221,00 -761.474.244,00 2 x x x Partnering with developers on multiple projects to provide affordable housing and job training
Urban Jobs Task Force Syracuse Syracuse NY NY Resident Employment Ordinance in Syracuse Government Policy 20 % Local hiring Construction careers requirement: 20 % local hire 20 % Local hiring Construction careers requirement: 20 % local hire Value of Project: $ 100,000 Resident Employment Ordinance in Syracuse 20 % Local hiring Construction careers requirement: 20 % local hire Value of Project: $ 100,000 https://www.ujtf.org https://static.wixstatic.com/media/eb7434_71fd6dd7e1a04a239a19ea89fcb60615.jpg/v1/fill/w_1224,h_918,al_c,q_85,enc_auto/eb7434_71fd6dd7e1a04a239a19ea89fcb60615.jpg Urban Jobs Task Force https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s0on0U0WXcWNLOeEeW19vLgBTl5wiBZ_/view?usp=share_link X X Syracuse NY 430.481.221,00 -766.474.244,00 430.481.221,00 -761.474.244,00 3 USA 20% local hire $ 100,000
City of Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse NY NY CBA for development of Symphony Tower Hotel Project Specific Agreement Job training and Local hiring: 20% local; 20 % minority hire requirements Job training and Local hiring: 20% local; 20 % minority hire requirements Value of project: $ 25,000,000 Other notes: 20% local contractors CBA for development of Symphony Tower Hotel Job training and Local hiring: 20% local; 20 % minority hire requirements Value of project: $ 25,000,000 Other notes: 20% local contractors https://www.syr.gov/Home https://www.syracuse.com/resizer/AGeeHZqVkOpl2APlbO84lvjTK3c=/1280x0/smart/advancelocal-adapter-image-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/image.syracuse.com/home/syr-media/width2048/img/news/photo/2016/11/30/21619311-large.jpg Central NY News https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N6LzviHRZ_EbISDePg8ayT8XpjF3RzxA/view?usp=share_link X Syracuse NY Symphony Tower Hotel 435.481.221,00 -761.474.244,00 430.481.221,00 -761.474.244,00 4 USA 20% local hire' 20% women and minority workers 20% x $ 25,000,000 20% local contractors
City of Tampa Tampa Tampa FL FL Community Benefits for Large Publicly Funded Projects Campaign in Progress Developers required to hold public meetings Replicating policy instituted in St Petersburg Community Benefits for Large Publicly Funded Projects Replicating policy instituted in St Petersburg https://www.tampa.gov/grants/grant-opportunities-for-community-partners https://www.tampa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/large_image/public/jumbotron-images/2021-03/jesse-adair-RTcTaPXpWg8-unsplash%20%282%29.jpg?itok=_p9yvRib City of Tampa https://drive.google.com/file/d/114qTj2xgToZxpWULgALFEaAXD3SeCOGS/view?usp=share_link X 284.506,00 -824.572,00 279.506,00 -824.572,00 1
Save 4th Avenue Tuscon Tuscon AZ AZ CBA for Union on 6th apt complex Project Specific Agreement Other notes: Preservation of local businesses; design compatible with neighborhood CBA for Union on 6th apt complex Other notes: Preservation of local businesses; design compatible with neighborhood https://www.save4th.com/stay-informed https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Save-4th-Avenue.jpg Michael Kraych https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BOCPegWc1cGiLftPfoKWroMqcK4u1BGQ/view?usp=share_link Tuscon AZ Union on 6th 319.726.066,00 -1.105.416.981,00 322.226.066,00 -1.109.747.108,00 1 USA x Preservation of local businesses; design compatible with neighborhood
Historic Fourth Av Coalition Tuscon Tuscon AZ AZ Community participation in plan for 4th Av high rise Project Specific Agreement Transparency and local business preference for tenants Transparency and local business preference for tenants Other notes: Local businesses as tenants Community participation in plan for 4th Av high rise Transparency and local business preference for tenants Other notes: Local businesses as tenants https://historic4thavecoalition.org https://historic4thavecoalition.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IMG_7338.jpg Historic Fourth Av Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/123KeL-h6kwourvK2sr82wUpbRFyfJS6v/view?usp=share_link Tuscon AZ 4th Av 319.726.066,00 -1.114.077.235,00 322.226.066,00 -1.109.747.108,00 2 Transparency and local participation Local businesses as tenants
Barrio Neighborhood Coalition Tuscon Tuscon AZ AZ CBAs in return for tax abatements in Tuscon Campaign in Progress affordable housing affordable housing CBAs in return for tax abatements in Tuscon affordable housing https://bnctucson.org/about-us https://isteam.wsimg.com/ip/db10b559-8aed-4883-a7f5-4b44128c882d/102-mural.jpg/:/rs=w:3069 Barrio Neighborhood Coalition Website https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OCl1gd1000cPH6kGE-Yz4NVBYZAvKl0m/view?usp=share_link X Tuscon AZ 327.226.066,00 -1.109.747.108,00 322.226.066,00 -1.109.747.108,00 3
Greater Uniondale Area Action Coalition Uniondale Uniondale NY NY CBA for Nassau County Coliseum Improvements Project Specific Agreement Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Community center and demolition of abandonned properties CBA for Nassau County Coliseum Improvements Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Community center and demolition of abandonned properties https://www.guaac.org https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Greater-Uniondale-Area-Action-Coalition.jpg Greater Uniondale Area Action Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xal94vSa3V8BQHd9Gz6_iVqtb6B_nA2a/view?usp=share_link Uniondale NY Nassua County Coliseum 41.200.611,00 -735.931.669,00 40.700.611,00 -735.931.669,00 1 x x Community center and demolition of abandonned properties
Local Residents University City University City MO MO Community Benefits for Olive Blvd Development Concluded No Agreement Job training benefit elements included x Job training benefit elements included x Value of project: $ 200,000,000; Other notes: Historic Preseration; racial equity; youth employment Community Benefits for Olive Blvd Development Job training benefit elements included x Value of project: $ 200,000,000; Other notes: Historic Preseration; racial equity; youth employment https://www.olivettemo.com/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=5726 Olivette https://drive.google.com/file/d/11rtBmbPb0mNnFY-kQWY_9sNtX1LCJ7mR/view?usp=share_link X X University City MO Olive Blvd 391.682.407,00 -903.324.856,00 386.682.407,00 -903.324.856,00 1 x x $ 200,000,000 Historic Preseration; racial equity; youth employment
Central Coast Alliance United for A Sustainable Economy (CAUSE) Ventura Ventura CA CA Ventura Big Box Ordinance Government Policy Ventura Big Box Ordinance https://causenow.org/ https://causenow.org/sites/default/files/Oxnard-official.jpg Central Coast Alliance United for A Sustainable Economy (CAUSE) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OZnTR2SxHUCScmj_iTm6zfTVUpNgpMNO/view?usp=share_link Ventura CA 347.804.923,00 -1.192.945.199,00 342.804.923,00 -1.192.945.199,00 1 USA
Warren Little Raiders (HS Football) Warren Warren OH OH Alternate Site for Warren Little Raiders HS football stadium being redeveloped as a Manufacturing Facility Project Specific Agreement 200 jobs created 200 jobs created Value of Project: $ 6,000,000; Other notes: Alternate site secured for football team Alternate Site for Warren Little Raiders HS football stadium being redeveloped as a Manufacturing Facility 200 jobs created Value of Project: $ 6,000,000; Other notes: Alternate site secured for football team X Warren OH 417.375.569,00 -808.184.166,00 412.375.569,00 -808.184.166,00 1 200 x $ 6,000,000 Provide alternative site for football field
Advisory Neighborhood Commission 8C and impacted residents Washington Washington DC DC Washington Wizards practice arena Concluded No Agreement Concerns over gentrification impacts Concerns over gentrification impacts Other notes: 50% local contracting; $40000 for scholarships; $50000 for local events Washington Wizards practice arena Concerns over gentrification impacts Other notes: 50% local contracting; $40000 for scholarships; $50000 for local events https://anc.dc.gov/ https://ggwash.org/images/posts/_resized/mlk_parade_in_anacostia.jpg Greater Greater Washington https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Nj8cA30tkW3NP55xRz76hyFlD6Kh9gj_/view?usp=share_link X Washington DC Washington Wizards practice arena 386.571.923,00 -76.603.858,00 389.071.923,00 -770.368.707,00 1 x 50% local contracting; $40000 for scholarships; $50000 for local events
City of Washington Washington Washington DC DC Local hire agreement for The Line Hotel in Adams Morgan Project Specific Agreement 51 % local hire requirement 51 % local hire requirement Other notes: failed to meet requirement Local hire agreement for The Line Hotel in Adams Morgan 51 % local hire requirement Other notes: failed to meet requirement https://i0.wp.com/newspack-washingtoncitypaper.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2019/05/housing_LineHotel.5c118264ee71c.5cd1df2c40cd2.png?fit=960%2C686&ssl=1 Washington City Paper https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XCn5fDklLMyUfZQ1-1obUojuJKqPtUAF/view?usp=share_link X Washington DC Adams Morgan 386.571.923,00 -774.698.834,00 389.071.923,00 -770.368.707,00 2 USA 51% local hire requirement 51% x failed to meet requirement
Councilman Trayon White Washington Washington DC DC Reunion Square CBA Project Specific Agreement Job training: 30 construction internships for high school students 143 affordable units primarily for seniors Job training: 30 construction internships for high school students 143 affordable units primarily for seniors Value of project: $ 25,000,000 Other notes: Agreement between developer and City Council Member; local contracting; donations to local groups Reunion Square CBA Job training: 30 construction internships for high school students 143 affordable units primarily for seniors Value of project: $ 25,000,000 Other notes: Agreement between developer and City Council Member; local contracting; donations to local groups https://www.washingtoninformer.com/white-updates-residents-on-reunion-square-benefits/ https://michaelmarshalldesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Projects_Arch_Reunion_Square_1-1820x1024.jpg Michael Marshall Design https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PQyCZLj4BFqCrOB3xMs5wN04vpFivwaG/view?usp=share_link X X Washington DC Reunion Square 394.071.923,00 -770.368.707,00 389.071.923,00 -770.368.707,00 3 USA 30 construction internships for high school students x $ 25,000,000 Agreement between developer and City Council Member; local contracting; donations to local groups
The West Maui Preservation Association (WMPA) West Maui West Maui HI HI Community Benefits for Construction of a new solar power plant in Maui Project Specific Agreement 80% of jobs to pay Prevailing wage Priority hiring for West Maui residents Funds for Pu’u Kukui Watershed Preserve 80% of jobs to pay Prevailing wage Priority hiring for West Maui residents Funds for Pu’u Kukui Watershed Preserve renewable energy and environmental stewardship training for HS students. Support for West Maui cultural institutions Community Benefits for Construction of a new solar power plant in Maui 80% of jobs to pay Prevailing wage Priority hiring for West Maui residents Funds for Pu’u Kukui Watershed Preserve renewable energy and environmental stewardship training for HS students. Support for West Maui cultural institutions https://www.savewestmaui.com/ https://ogden_images.s3.amazonaws.com/www.mauinews.com/images/2021/10/21060359/os-innergex-kahana-.jpg The Maui News https://drive.google.com/file/d/19wsTVcvWgLhhw-fy-OQOaXT9PYWwLFRQ/view?usp=share_link X X X 5,00 0,00 1
Southbridge Civic Association Wilmington Wilmington DE DE CBA for Walan Specialty Construction Products’ slag grinding faciity Concluded No Agreement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigation of impacts Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigation of impacts Other notes: Pay medical expenses CBA for Walan Specialty Construction Products’ slag grinding faciity Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Mitigation of impacts Other notes: Pay medical expenses https://www.delawarepublic.org/delaware-headlines/2019-08-20/slag-grinding-operation-approved-for-construction-near-port-of-wilmington https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Southbridge-Civic-Association.jpg Southbridge Civic Association https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YGmOCRYxWUBARMjIMpgl9IqtSjUY_skG/view?usp=share_link X Wilmington DE 40.244.655,00 -755.483.909,00 39.744.655,00 -755.483.909,00 1 x Mitigation of impacts x Pay medical expenses
Worcester Community Labor Coalition Worcester Worcester MA MA CBA for Worcester Red Sox baseball stadium Project Specific Agreement Job training benefit elements included Job quality & living wage benefits elements included Anti-Displacement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green construction standards Job training benefit elements included Job quality & living wage benefits elements included Anti-Displacement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green construction standards Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Agreement with the City and Worcester Red Sox; private developer hasn't agreed to CBA CBA for Worcester Red Sox baseball stadium Job training benefit elements included Job quality & living wage benefits elements included Anti-Displacement Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: Green construction standards Stadium and arena requirements included; Other notes: Agreement with the City and Worcester Red Sox; private developer hasn't agreed to CBA https://www.worcestercommunitylaborcoalition.org/ https://www.worcestercommunitylaborcoalition.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/WCLC_banner_front-1038x576.jpg Worcester Community Labor Coalition https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RDqFTvXyG0Z8tQBEv4rEYt4xjRI2aglD/view?usp=share_link X X X X Worcester MA Stadium 420.057.513,00 -713.653.053,00 422.557.513,00 -71.798.318,00 1 USA x x responsible contractor Union Jobs Green construction standards x x Agreement with the City and Worcester Red Sox; private developer hasn't agreed to CBA
Worcester Community Groups Worcester Worcester MA MA Community Benefits for Amazon site at Greendale Mall Concluded No Agreement Job training benefit elements included Job quality & living wage benefits elements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Job training benefit elements included Job quality & living wage benefits elements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Traffic and Noise Mitigation Community Benefits for Amazon site at Greendale Mall Job training benefit elements included Job quality & living wage benefits elements included Environment & Environmental Justice requirement included Other notes: Traffic and Noise Mitigation X X X Worcester MA Amazon 4.204.782.617,00 -7.223.433.197,00 4.229.782.617,00 -7.180.131.927,00 2 x x x x Traffic and Noise Mitigation
Worcester YWCA Worcester Worcester MA MA CBA for YWCA Renovation Project Specific Agreement 100% living wage jobs for construction workers with benefits Responsible contractor requirements 100% living wage jobs for construction workers with benefits Responsible contractor requirements Value of project: $ 24,000,000; Other notes: 100-percent women-led construction management team; exceeded CBA goals. 50% of all workers were Worcester residents, 31% of all subcontractors and firms were located within 30 miles of Worcester, 30% of all workers were people of color and 9% of all workers were women. CBA for YWCA Renovation 100% living wage jobs for construction workers with benefits Responsible contractor requirements Value of project: $ 24,000,000; Other notes: 100-percent women-led construction management team; exceeded CBA goals. 50% of all workers were Worcester residents, 31% of all subcontractors and firms were located within 30 miles of Worcester, 30% of all workers were people of color and 9% of all workers were women. X X Worcester MA YWCA 4.275.760.405,00 -7.180.956.218,00 4.225.760.405,00 -7.180.956.218,00 3 USA 100% living wage jobs for construction workers with benefits, 100%t living wage jobs for construction workers with benefits, responsible contractor x $ 24,000,000 100-percent women-led construction management team; exceeded CBA goals. 50% of all workers were Worcester residents, 31% of all subcontractors and firms were located within 30 miles of Worcester, 30% of all workers were people of color and 9% of all workers were women.
Voices for Racial Justice Worthington Worthington MN MN Racial equity study and plan for school facility in Worthingrton Project Specific Agreement Job training benefit elements included Job training benefit elements included Value of Project: $ 16,200,000; Other notes: Racial Equity Impact Statement required by state legislature Racial equity study and plan for school facility in Worthingrton Job training benefit elements included Value of Project: $ 16,200,000; Other notes: Racial Equity Impact Statement required by state legislature https://voicesforracialjustice.org/ https://communitybenefitsresources.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Voices-for-Racial-Justice.jpg Voices for Racial Justice https://drive.google.com/file/d/12v5HIDK7MK8mX0isRrD2KMldrZ2h0Cof/view?usp=share_link X Worthington MN 441.210.985,00 -955.941.436,00 436.210.985,00 -955.941.436,00 1 USA x x x $ 16,200,000 Racial Equity Impact Statement required by state legislature
Yonkers Community Coalition Yonkers Yonkers NY NY CBA for redevelopment of Glenwood Power Plant Campaign in Progress Job training: Renewable Energy Jobs; apprenticeships Local hiring Job Quality/Living Wage & construction careers requirement: Prevailing Wage Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: % of profits to Yonkers Public Schools Job training: Renewable Energy Jobs; apprenticeships Local hiring Job Quality/Living Wage & construction careers requirement: Prevailing Wage Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: % of profits to Yonkers Public Schools CBA for redevelopment of Glenwood Power Plant Job training: Renewable Energy Jobs; apprenticeships Local hiring Job Quality/Living Wage & construction careers requirement: Prevailing Wage Environment & Environmental Justice requirement: % of profits to Yonkers Public Schools Goren Group X X X Yonkers NY Glenwood Power Plant 41.441.389,00 -73.864.444,00 40.941.389,00 -73.864.444,00 1 Renewable Energy Jobs; apprenticeships yes Prevailing wage % of profits to Yonkers Public Schools yes
Ypsilanti City Council Ypsilanti Ypsilanti MI MI CBA for 306 unit housing project Project Specific Agreement x Public participation/transparency requirement: Community members will be chosen to draft a CBA City ordinance requires CBA drafted by local residents; 306 units of senior and affordable housing First project under new CBA ordinance; Credit or Public Funding: $ 24,900,000 CBA for 306 unit housing project City ordinance requires CBA drafted by local residents; 306 units of senior and affordable housing First project under new CBA ordinance; Credit or Public Funding: $ 24,900,000 https://www.cityofypsilanti.com/321/Mayor-City-Council https://www.mlive.com/resizer/yObI24jJVcNHOW3KOfGaOmaKDmA=/800x0/smart/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/advancelocal/2GOCOGSOHFCC3M3PX4AUM33ZMU.JPG Ypsilanti City Council https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UrhWxsmnIchAZoparT81OPYUS-8HRaKQ/view?usp=share_link X X 417.411,00 -83.613,00 422.411,00 -83.613,00 1 x x $24,900,000
Rising for Ec Dev in Ypsilanti (REDY) Ypsilanti Ypsilanti MI MI Ypsilanti Community Benefits Ordinance Government Policy Job training requirement included x Public participation/transparency requirement: formal public participation process Job training requirement included Housing benefits included Public participation/transparency requirement: formal public participation process Support for West Maui cultural institutions; Valuue of project: $ 50,000; Other notes: providing recreational activities, making infrastructure improvements, incorporating sustainable elements, unbundling construction work into bid packages that would allow local small businesses to compete, providing educational or mentoring opportunities for local youth or supporting mixed- or low-income housing. Ypsilanti Community Benefits Ordinance Job training requirement included Housing benefits included Public participation/transparency requirement: formal public participation process Support for West Maui cultural institutions; Valuue of project: $ 50,000; Other notes: providing recreational activities, making infrastructure improvements, incorporating sustainable elements, unbundling construction work into bid packages that would allow local small businesses to compete, providing educational or mentoring opportunities for local youth or supporting mixed- or low-income housing. X X x https://www.secondwavemedia.com/concentrate/images/Features/Issue_473/desirae-simmons-01-750.jpg?s=l Ypsilanti MI 427.411.499,00 -836.129.939,00 422.411.499,00 -836.129.939,00 2 USA x Requires formal public participation process x $ 50,000 providing recreational activities, making infrastructure improvements, incorporating sustainable elements, unbundling construction work into bid packages that would allow local small businesses to compete, providing educational or mentoring opportunities for local youth or supporting mixed- or low-income housing.
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Search by typing common Community Benefits Categories, including Jobs, Labor & Employment, Housing, Environment, or Public Participation at top right.

Filter at the bottom of each column by typing in Keywords

Sort columns with arrow buttons on top of each column.

Where does the data come from?

The spreadsheet that serves as the backbone of this Resource Center documents the work of thousands of “accountable development” activists across the US and Canada.  

It is based on firsthand interaction with activists on the ground, email and phone conversations, and media accounts. It is a living record of a grassroots movement organizing to improve our neighborhoods and our lives: over 350 campaigns in more than 80 cities.  And still gaining momentum.

This is not a database for scientific research.  While we try to be accurate, much of the information comes from journalists and individual coalition members with differing biases and understanding of the work.  

We try not to judge the outcomes.  The decisions coalitions make are the best ones they can, given the power that developers wield in most cities.  We hope these tools help us learn from each other, build stronger campaigns and win big for our communities.

We welcome your input.  We are constantly updating this spreadsheet.  Let us know what we missed, and forward information on new campaigns.  

Community Benefits Resources and their partners support communities organizing for better outcomes from new development, through the collaborative efforts of:

Sugar Law Center for Economic& Social Justice sugarlaw.org

Doing Development Differently in Metro Detroit

metrodetroitd4.org

Coalitions, Campaigns, and Community Benefits (Cocacom)

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