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The demolition of Amway Arena commenced on July 11, 2011, as part of the Creative Village development in downtown Orlando. The City of Orlando issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) in March 2010, selecting Creative Village Development, LLC (CVD) as the master developer in May 2010. The City allocated $2 million for the demolition, while CVD will manage costs beyond this amount. The demolition aims for a sustainable neighborhood design under LEED-ND standards, involving two stages: full demolition and removal of infrastructure. Completion is anticipated by February 2016.
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Creative Village - History March 2010 – City issued RFP for the CV site May 2010 – Creative Village Development, LLC (CVD) was selected as the master developer for the site February 2011 – City Council approved the Master Developer Agreement between City and CVD • MDA stated that the City would convey $2 million towards the Amway Arena demolition
Demolition Agreement - Particulars • The City will decommission the Amway Arena in a state ready for demolition • CVD responsible for costs beyond the $2 million • CVD will oversee demolition and hire a contractor • CVD will salvage copper and aluminum metals. Proceeds will remit net proceeds back to the City for Nap Ford Community School • CVD will comply with Chapter 57 M/WBE participation • CVD will comply with the City’s Blueprint Workforce Development Program and Living Wage Policy
Two Stage Demolition • Achieve Sustainable Neighborhood Design (LEED-ND) • Stage 1: • Demolition of the entire Arena Building • Crush concrete and reuse for Creative Village street grid • Potential Interim Condition • Stage 2: • Removal of the flooring, underground infrastructure and remaining streetscape (funded through CVD) • Completed no later than February 2016 (Deadline within MDA for the Infrastructure Development Period)