Westside Redevelopment Board Agenda Packet 06/16/2026

Westside Redevelopment Board Meeting · 2026-06-16 · agenda_packet

[1000 W Moreno St, Pensacola, Florida (Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus); 1625 W Garden Street (Commercial Property Improvement Program project); 2300 W.E. Jackson Street (HBA infill project); 1491 N. E Street (HBA infill project); 2305 and 2301 W. Cervantes Street (redevelopment efforts); 1001 W Moreno Street (potential preservation site); case 26-642 (minutes); 26-650 (FY2027 budget); 26-686 (project list revisions); 26-653 (selection committee nomination); RFP No. 26-045 (Development Feasibility Advisor); RFP No. 25-042 (prior solicitation); ITB 26-041-W (Wright St Sidewalk Improvements)] The document is a City of Pensacola Westside Redevelopment Board agenda and supporting materials for a June 16, 2026 meeting. It includes a proposed FY2027 budget for the Westside TIF Fund, revisions to the Westside Recommended Project List and Implementation Plan, and a nomination for a board member to serve on a selection committee for a Development Feasibility Advisor for the Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus redevelopment. The Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus is located at 1000 W Moreno St, Pensacola, Florida, and is a roughly 50-acre site. The RFP for the Development Feasibility Advisor is RFP No. 26-045, with proposals due June 30, 2026, 2:30 P.M. Central time. The document also lists numerous infrastructure and redevelopment projects with specific locations and funding amounts. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [1000 W Moreno Street, Pensacola, Florida 32501 (main campus); 1300 and 1001 West Moreno Street (Kupfrian House and Mid-Century building)] This document is a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a Development Feasibility Advisor for the redevelopment of the Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus in Pensacola, Florida. The campus is a roughly 50-acre site owned by the City of Pensacola, donated in late 2025. The main campus at 1000 W Moreno Street includes the main hospital building and north towers, vacated in 2023 and being demolished with completion scheduled for June 2027. South of Moreno Street, most structures are being demolished under a federal CDBG-DR grant program initiated in December 2025 and anticipated to continue through June 30, 2027, except the Kupfrian House and Mid-Century building at 1300 and 1001 West Moreno Street, which are earmarked for historic preservation. Two adjacent tax credit-funded housing projects are under development: Avery Place (112 units, family) and Kupfrian Manor (94 units, senior). The objective is to create a mixed-income, mixed-use development. The RFP outlines the scope for the advisor, including site analysis, regulatory review, market analysis, financial feasibility modeling, and master plan development. The document also details the roles of a Community Engagement Lead and a Community Benefits Lead. The RFP includes evaluation criteria, with experience (30 points), team qualifications (25 points), community representation (25 points), cost (10 points), SBE certification (5 points), and quality of proposal (5 points). Three to five firms may be short-listed for in-person interviews. The document does not state a decision on a development application, as it is a solicitation for consulting services. [Cervantes Street, between 'I' and 'M' Streets (for the Westside Neighborhoods Town Center); not stated for the overall plan.] The document is a chapter from the Westside Community Redevelopment Area Plan for Pensacola, Florida. It describes a comprehensive redevelopment plan for the Westside area, including specific projects and strategies. The plan includes the proposed Westside Neighborhoods Town Center along Cervantes Street between 'I' and 'M' Streets, which is intended to include an Urban School, Westside Neighborhood Library, Business Resource Center, Arts and Vocational Campus, Tool Library, and Neighborhood Garden. The plan also includes the redevelopment of the American Creosote Works (ACW) site, an EPA Superfund site, with a proposed 10-acre park and open space in Phase I. The document lists capital projects with anticipated costs, including a Westside Library ($1.5 million), a New Westside Community Center ($1 million), and streetscape improvements on Cervantes Street ($1.5 million). The plan also mentions the Morris Court Multi-family housing project, which will add new units. The document does not state a specific decision (approved/denied/deferred) or a case number, as it is a plan document. It also includes public sentiment from workshops where residents expressed a desire for new park uses and activities for area youth, especially south of Cervantes Street. The document is a planning study for the Westside Neighborhoods Community Redevelopment Area in Pensacola, Florida. It does not describe a specific development project, application, or decision. It is an inventory and analysis of existing conditions, including land use, zoning, housing conditions, vacant land, and economic factors, to support a finding of necessity for a Community Redevelopment Area. The document identifies the recommended study area boundary, which contains 2,892 parcels encompassing 849 acres, and notes that the area has a substantial number of deteriorated structures and conditions leading to economic distress. It also lists several completed or in-process projects, including CDBG housing rehabilitation, sidewalk construction, and SHIP infill homes. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is recorded in the document. The document is a section of the Pensacola CRA Westside District Plan Update, adopted June 12, 2025. It contains policy recommendations for land use, zoning, economic development, neighborhood development, housing, transportation, and open space. No specific development project with an address, parcel, size, or applicant is described. The document is a policy framework, not a project application. This document is a strategic assessment report for the West Moreno District in Pensacola, Florida, prepared by Live Work Learn Play for Baptist Health Care, the City of Pensacola, and Escambia County. It describes a proposed mixed-use redevelopment project on parcels south of West Moreno St. targeted by Baptist Health Care for redevelopment. The report states Baptist has an immediate need for up to 65,000 SF of professional office space. The project is envisioned as a mixed-use neighborhood core with retail, food and beverage, and public realm improvements. The document does not state a specific address, acreage, case number, or a formal decision. It is a planning and market assessment report, not a zoning or permit application. Public sentiment is captured through surveys and focus groups: 75% of visitor survey respondents and 89% of patient survey respondents believe a walkable retail environment will improve the Baptist Campus experience. Employees reported being at least 'somewhat likely' to utilize a cluster of shops and restaurants (87%), improved street lighting (94%), and outdoor shaded seating areas (86%). [2018 N "I", 1201 W HERNANDEZ, 1305, 1315, 2016 N "J", 1320, 1312, 1300, 1211, 1301, 1305, 1307, 1309, 1400, 1406, 1410, 1416, 1401, 1415, 1402, 1408, 1430, 1460, 1500, 1515, 1505, 1501, 1504, 1502, 1455, 1403, 1414, 1415, 1411, 1401, 1415 N "H", 1303, 1305, 1307] The document is a preliminary programming report for the BHC Pensacola Campus mixed-use development in the West Moreno District, Pensacola, Florida, dated September 2014. It describes a proposed first phase of development including over 66,000 SF of office space for Baptist Health Care and retail programming, with future phases potentially including hospitality, senior living, multi-family residential, and hospital expansion. The report includes guiding principles for retail, public realm, interim land uses, parking, and public sector participation. It lists specific street addresses and a properties plan, but does not state a decision, case number, or applicant beyond Baptist Health Care. Public comment sentiment is not stated; however, employee and visitor survey results are included, showing strong support for a walkable mixed-use retail environment (75% of visitors said it would greatly improve the campus experience).