Section 10-B2112. SELECTION PROCESS

 

2112.1At an official public meeting, the Board shall by resolution either select a developer, reject all proposals, or direct the Department to provide further evaluation of one (1) or more of the proposals based upon specific stated concerns of the Board.

 

2112.2If the Department is directed to provide further evaluation, upon receipt of that evaluation, the Board shall, at a public meeting adopt a resolution selecting a developer or rejecting all proposals.

 

2112.3The selection of a developer shall, in accordance with the offering document, be either in the form of a grant of an exclusive right to prepare a development proposal ("Exclusive Right") or a tentative designation ("Tentative Designation").

 

2112.4Developers or members of the development team entity whose names are on the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) list of debarred, suspended, or ineligible bidders, shall be disqualified from participating in the development. The Redevelopment Land Agency shall review the list and advise the developer of any names.

 

2112.5Final selection or designation of a redeveloper under either an Exclusive Right or a Tentative Designation shall only occur through Board adoption of an appropriate resolution following a public hearing in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

 

2112.6Notification of proposed final developer selection by the Board shall be mailed or delivered to the Project Area Committees, directly affected Advisory Neighborhood Commissions, and other community organizations deemed appropriate by the Department.

 

2112.7Normally, notice shall be mailed or delivered thirty (30) days prior to the date of the proposed Board action, but shorter notice may be given where necessary and as may be permitted by law.

 

2112.8The Board resolution providing for final selection or designation shall set forth the findings the Board has made upon which the final selection of designation or the redeveloper is based.

 

2112.9Comments by the ANC shall be given great weight and adverse comments shall be considered specifically in the Board's findings.

 

2112.10The resolution shall also approve the terms and conditions of the proposed Land Disposition Agreement and authorize its execution by either a date certain, or within thirty (30) days after Board approval.

 

2112.11The resolution shall also approve the land price or lease rate, if that price or rate has not been previously approved by the Board.

 

source

Final Rulemaking published at 29 DCR 5410, 5419 and 5422 (December 10, 1982).