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- The Renaissance Master Plan envisions Jackson as a destination center
for the fine arts, education, entertainment and recreation.
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- The 10-year plan will transform the city into a modern, sophisticated
and prosperous environment that will be a model of modern urban living.
- Quality of life, economic opportunities, inviting green space, lively
night life, a culturally enriched community and a safe environ will be
the hallmark of this future center of the new south
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- 2004 Downtown Development Plan
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- Symbolic of revitalization of downtown Jackson
- Strategic importance to master development plan for City
- Historic significance gives market value for restoration which a new
structure on site would not have
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- Rehabilitate and Renovate the King Edward Building for use as:
- Boutique Hotel (152 rooms)
- 72 Condominium units (1, 2 & 3 bedroom)
- Luxury office space
- Upscale restaurant(s) and bar(s)
- Sushi Bar
- gourmet coffee shop, bookstore, wine cellar
- Other fine retail shops
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- Significant New Private Investment in State
- New jobs created
- Full-time equivalent construction jobs
- Permanent full-time jobs at completion
- Increased Personal income
- Increased Income taxes, sales taxes
- Increased Local property taxes
- Removal of major blight condition in Capital City
- Catalyst for other downtown development
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- Development of properties near King Edward to enhance 24-7 living at King
Edward and to augment the Farish Street entertainment development
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- Retail spaces
- Restaurants
- Clubs, bars, pubs
- Boutiques
- Specialty shops
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- Develop as up-scale condominiums/apartments
- Retail space/shops/boutiques on 1st floor
- parking garage adjacent or near to facility (same as for King Edward)
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- Entertainment venue
- Convenient proximity to King Edward apartments
- Complementary to additional Capitol Street retail/commercial development
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- Now in operation
- Designed to tie in with Convention Center and future Convention Center
Hotel
- Consider formal alliance with ETV, IHL and community colleges as a hub
for more focused Internet-based college credit courses
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- $65 million, 300,000 sq. foot regional convention center
- Supported by hotel/restaurant tax
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- 400 room upscale (Hilton/Westin/Hyatt quality)
- Arts theme/murals, etc.
- Main hotel for downtown Jackson
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- 6,500 seat sports arena
- Home of new ice hockey team
- Multipurpose development complements new TelCom and Convention Centers
- allow large conventions and exhibitions in downtown Jackson
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- Mixed use development
- Condominiums
- Apartments
- Restaurants
- Retail
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- Proposed Recreational development with amphitheater and other
entertainment features
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- Single Family Home Development Plan
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- Development of residential facilities west of railroad station
- Completion of Jackson State Parkway to make Jackson State an integral
part of downtown Jackson
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- JSU plan to build a new state-of-the-art football stadium on JSU campus
and adjacent to central business district
- 40,000 seat capacity, with expansion plan for 60,000 seat capacity
- Substantial economic impact on downtown
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- $100 million plus development of research park
- Drug research center
- Public private partnerships with development of new drugs
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- New law
- Immediate impact
- Pending development at Bailey School
- Bailey Medical Towers
- Possible hotel
- residential
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- Joint venture to development vacant or underutilized school buildings
throughout the state
- School Property Development Act of 2005 allows school districts to join
public-private partnerships
- Opportunities for development of housing, commercial and other
developments with land used as collateral for development loans and
school districts as development partner
- Successfully used by Jackson Public Schools in the Duling School
Development (Fondren area) and attempted to be used for Bailey Medical
Towers project
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- Public-Private partnership, with school district as a minority partner
in the development
- Duling Elementary School will become a mixed use development with
retail, commercial, and residential units
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- The “Granddaddy” of all Developments!
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- 9-mile twin lakes development along the Pearl River, from the Barnett
Reservoir spillway to south of I-20
- 10,000 acre development and flood control project
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- Major 10-year project that, combined with the other undertakings in the
Master Plan, will complete the transformation of the City into a modern
and attractive urban environment
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- Upscale development along shores of Rankin and Hinds County
- Luxury waterfront high rise condominiums
- Harbors/marinas/piers
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- Carousel/Amusement park (patterned after Santa Monica Beach)
- Restaurants, recreational facilities
- Boating, fishing, sailing, jet ski areas
- Lodging/hotel
- Spas/fitness facilities
- Specialty shopping
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- New Wal-Mart in west Jackson
- Part of Wal-Mart “urban development” initiative
- Joint venture with HRI and City of Jackson
- $25 million urban renewal project
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- New Conference Center hotel on site of Cabot Lodge
- $60 million
- Possible Condo-Hotel development
- HRI development prospect
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- Currently a state office building; formerly a hotel built in the 1930’s
- State intends to sell building when renovations to Sillers Office
building are completed next year
- Possible prospect for residential development
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- Conversion to multiple use facility providing
- Upscale office space
- Premium retail sites
- Museums and Art Center
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- IMAX 3D or IMAX Dome
- Downtown recreational complex to supplement Farish Street Entertainment
- Possible prototypes
- Dave & Buster
- ESPNZone
- Gameworks
- Boomers
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- Pool/Billiards
- bowling
- Video games, computer cafes
- Bumper cars, go carts, other rides
- Miniature golf, rock wall
- Cafes, grills, cafeterias, restaurants
- Bars
- Supervised day care, pre-school training, tutoring, and other
educational offerings
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- Construction of digital multiplex 20-screen theater
- Upscale movie theater experience,
attraction, with multi-use facilities to complement the convention
center
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- Relocation and restoration of Town Creek, currently running under the
city
- “Greenspace,” Parkways, bike/walking trails
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- Development of creek site (Riverwalk style) condominiums, town houses
and apartments
- Underground parking garage facility nearby
- Other recreational development opportunities
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Notes
