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Salvation Army Re-Build

COT's 11th Ave/1st Street Housing RFQ Feedback Request

Posted: 2025-12-28
HCD has reached out with the draft Design-Build Contractor Request for Proposals (RFQ) for the 11th Ave/1st St housing project for neighborhood comment, which is attached.They are requesting neighborhood feedback on the plan. Many of the details are directly pulled from these design guidelines, which were created and voted on by the DSNA. Please send any feedback on the proposal to me by Monday,…

Development Prototype Financial Feasibility Analysis – Menlo Park and Dunbar Spring (COT Consultant)

Posted: 2022-01-29
For Affordable Housing development north of 11th Ave on the west side of 1st St.

Dunbar/Spring Design Guidelines for 11th Ave Vacant Former Salvation Army Property

Posted: 2019-11-14
Vacant property given the City of Tucson for affordable housing development - this is a document of Dunbar/Spring's wishes regarding design. It is a points based system to evaluate proposals.

Draft Design Guidelines – Old Salvation Army/11th Ave Property - Input requested

Posted: 2017-05-17
The City recently acquired vacant land from the Salvation Army after tear-down of the old Hospitality House. Dunbar/Spring has worked for over a decade with Salvation Army and the City to work out an agreement to give the property along the west side of 11th Ave north of 1st St to a non-profit entity for the specific purpose of developing the land as low-income / work-force housing. As part of…
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