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2nd St. SW Stadium outline R St. SW DC UNITED STADIUM- Potomac Ave. SW D.C. BUZZARD POINT WATERSIDE MALL M St. SW P St. SW S. Capitol St. NATIONALS PARK LEVITED WE ARE WASHINGTON DC MARK EIN S St. SW AKRIDGE First St. SW PEPCO T St. SW Half St. SW FORT MCNAIR 2nd St. V St. Proposed D.C. United stadium BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE Project Background: Building on years of planning work and more recent public investment, Buzzard Point is on the verge of transforming from a bare industrial area to a compact, mixed-use, highly walkable, and environmentally sustainable neighborhood that is oriented toward an enhanced waterfront. On December 30, 2014, the DC Council formally approved the District of Columbia Soccer Stadium Development Act of 2014, which paved the way for a new state-of-the art soccer stadium in the Buzzard Point area of Ward 6. On June 30, 2015, the DC Council approved the Amended and Restated Development Agreement with Project Snapshot ADDRESS: Between Half Street and Second Street SW, between R and T Streets SQUARES: 605, 607, 661, & 665 LOTS: 7, 802, 13, 804, 805 & Part 24 ZONING: CG/CR (existing), Seeking PUD approval LAND SQ. FOOTAGE: 313,150 SF DEVELOPABLE SQ. FOOTAGE: TBD TRANSIT CONNECTIONS: 12-minute walk from green-line Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro Station. NEIGHBORHOOD: Southwest FINANCING: $106 Million of General Obligation or Income Tax-secured debt will be issued to finance a portion of this project in FY16. DC United, Amended and Restated Ground Lease and Purchase and Sale Agreement with Rollingwood Real Estate, LLC (Mark Ein), Super Salvage, Inc. (Super Salvage), and Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco). Under the terms of the development agreement, the District will acquire and prepare the site for development, including utility relocation, demolition, and environmental remediation. The District's infrastructure and land acquisition costs are capped at $150 million. DC United is responsible for the design, construction, and operation of the stadium, which is capped at $150 million. • Project Benefits 17,000-25,000 seat facility Natural grass field surface Will host international soccer, US men's and women's national team matches, lacrosse, rugby, concerts, college football, and more Projected to generate $1.6 billion in economic activity Projected to support 1,059 full-time equivalent jobs Projected to generate $64.7 million in fiscal benefits Project Updates PROJECT STATUS: Planning MILESTONES: • December 2014: DC Council approved Soccer Stadium Development Act June 2015: DC Council approved development agreement with DC United and purchase agreement Planning to open prior to the 2018 season

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