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 Historic Preservation Plan
 Contextual Reports, Plans, and Briefings regarding:
 Regulatory Engagement
 Legislative Engagement
 Community Engagement
 Academic/Institutional Integration

Phase 2 – Project Planning

Once sufficient due diligence has been completed, the University will provide the Master Developer with
written notice to proceed with the Project Planning Phase. The Master Developer will assist Howard in
preparing the East Campus Redevelopment Plan (“ECRP”), which shall serve as the guiding document
defining the nature of the redevelopment. In order to arrive at an approved ECRP, the Master Developer
shall prepare three (3) redevelopment schemes for University review, to include: visioning documents,
detailed development schemes, and correlated financial plans.

Each of the three (3) Development Schemes should include, but are not limited to the following
components:
 Vision Statement
 Full Development Program (product mix, square footage, density, affordability, etc.)
 Financial Plan (for full Development Cycle), to include:
 Demonstration of optimal value to the University
 Financing vehicle(s)/structure(s)
 Clearly defined sources and uses
 Full Cycle Cash Flow projections
 Conceptual Site Plan, to include:
 Site Layout and Massing (labelled by use)
 Utility & Infrastructure Plans
 Landscape/Hardscape
 Storm Water Management Systems
 Green Space and Urban Canopy Preservation
 Regulatory Engagement Plan
 Zoning Approach & Strategy
 Phasing Plan (ideally with visual aids reflecting development chronology)