| The Resort Housing for HUD 5102-5140 Farlin Ave St Louis, MO 63115 38.680887,-90.252485 This is the RED TAPE that the US President was talking about. Allow ID&C to obtain the amount and use this Program as a collateral service to back up the system you have in place. Once we are able to construct the floor plains and are up and running, we should be able to run this project on our own with out any Government (EAG) assistance. ID&C designs programs that work. Creating jobs and making revenue to sustain it self. Getting America back on it’s feet for just $55 per month to house 1500+.. Why pass up a deal like that? ID&C has the program that will be your support system in that housing market. When the job lay’s off and the land lord want you out on the streets. Don’t cause them to wait until the courts date is served by summons and the eviction notice is posted on the door , INK STILL WET. When that so called security deposit will be lost if we keep doing this the old way. If ID&C had it our way, It will never happened again after 2012 in the USA . Even before it comes to that point we will be most happy to provide any US Resident with a Place to Rebuild. Please allow ID&C to start this process Thank you.. REALLOCATION – REVENUE GRANTS AMOUNTS 24 CFR 576.45(c) We at ID&C propose to be a 50/50 setting it HUD and ESG agree to these term for profits 50%. Income move in 50% will help any one who needs Help that’s mentally unstable. ID&C do not want to endanger any one living in our Major housing facility. We want people who can control them self at all times in our quite Major housing facility. We set our standards to Rebuild not Take Care of. An AAR report saying that a house for $95,000 can put back $60,000 back into our Economy. ”WHAT?” ID&C propose that if you house one family into a possible debit for $95,000 + interest from the Bank loan for around 13%. We can house 17 families for that same price and get them back on their feet in two years for $55 per month paid for by ESG founds. Net working with Block Hawley under Jay Assistance we plain to use a location at 5105 Farlin ave , St. Lois Missouri to start this project The building is worth 3.6 mill and we wish to use this as our matching founds. 3.6 million will be the value to have you first resource center to fight what use to look like the end of the world for most people. Help us make EVICTION a thing of the past. The owners of the Location on 5105 Farlin have agreed to the term as soon as SEG matches the founds are match up to 3.6 million. ID&C Inventions Designs & Concepts will manufacture the capsules personally and framing, ventilation , wiring(subcontracting and assembling of entire complex into a refuge for the one who fall off behind. The new starting point in modern day living “Sleeping CAPSULES” and general areas for social gathering. These changes will drop the coast of living in those who live in those old out dated o home. Each capsule will have one electrical out let, one Touch screen TV Monitor, wall marrow , storage racks, clement control, ventilation, smoke decorator, shelf, controlled lighting and beading. We will be filing this location under Hotel and Hospitality On site Laundry (2013) Emergency Room (2014) 38.680887,-90.252485 Sleeping Capsules The New way of Living The new age of living is today modern world. A piece that allow you to relax and plain out your day. No More evictions No more Court dated for land lords who lives better than you do off of your hard earn dollars. When the agreement has been broken between the renter and the land lord because of unseen unemployment situations. No love is shown when it comes to retrieving that piece of land. When for over 12 months your dollars slowly seeps through the wall of that location that the owns want back so badly. If you liver dike this you need to think of only one thin and that’s Sleeping Capsules. Cheep and affordable. Single person capsule will be starting at $99.99 a month. It’s the slowest coast ever possible. If you make $16,000 a month this place will be a dream come true. Restaurants: No food meals cooked in rooms. Food served 24 Hr a day at dinners. In house Dinning: Small meals can be heated in room. Microwave & toaster oven. Free Bottle Water: St. Louis has the best tasting water in the USA. Why not bottle it? Lighting : LCD lighting will be the money saving tool when it comes to lighting. The Joint Cluster between ID&C Block And Amy2 Arthritic ID&C CFR CCR ARO POC revenue for this location is over $250,000 monthly not counting the rental spots for governmental office and social service departments for each floor. Floor Plains The floor plains pictured in this information will show the division of the space if the building. All living quarters as stacked to help conserve space and energy. The option of presenting a reclusive sleeping and working stations for individual in group living will not be a problem when you becomes the safety net for millions with a great get back on your feet program. The revenue will be annually 6million with HUD section not yet determined as yet. X? room = HUD organizations X? rooms = ID&C. With over 1500 rooms to divide up . Major housing facilities Goals for Starting up. $500,000 - pre fab designs $1,000,000 – construction $500,000 - Furnishing $100,000 - accrues $2,1000,000 total $1,000,000 – miscellaneous $500,000 - Licensing & Fees $3,600,000 Building Value $3,600,000 SEG $7,200,000 FACTUALITY Lay Out Start of Project: With the help for our partners and ESG/HUD doing business together to complete this in house project in the North City Of St. Louis This project will be the safety net for the renter and Home owner for the city and surrounding areas. The Location 5105 Farlin St. Louis Missouri MAPS How many can we House Addressing the Homeless Need Up coming events Safety net for city. Inside of Location: Management Building information Handy cap assibilates: Stores: Offices; Ramps, 1st level 2nd Level: LL Level Rest rooms(sections) Room Designs ! capsule 3 to 4 capsule 5 to 10 capsules Environment: Service: out source, social service. US CENSUS Who is the Building Design for? This building was original a wear house that was abandon. This location only need inner framing and plumbing to make it livable. We need worked on the inner to make it over to become a Major housing facility for people in need. We designed this location for Homeless, Batter woman, teen of age, single parents with 2 or more kids, parents with 5 of more kids, , land lords kicking people out, family borders, Disable, under or part time workers, Veterans, people on SSI, people living in home that are over crowded. Problem We SOLVE Stress when readjusting families mover to start over and need a helping hand. Start up families who don’t wish to cause a burden on other families and friend because of their decisions. Readjusting families starting over with little to no income that need a location to call home for the time being. Fighting over all crowding of families home that are badly in need of repairs. Reduce monthly bill you incur living in out dated old fashion European style homes. Over all dependability on government help. Taking the burden off the state and giving it back to the people. Group Meetings Staff & Resident As you will see in our floor plains. That ID&C have designs a lot of public spacing to hold any type of meeting. We will have wall monitors broadcasting any information to help the resident understand if there is a message to get out. Also we will be using the over head inner come system to broad cast and need to be known information through the building. If addition space is needed, we will rent spacing at the Neighborhood recreation center located 1 ½ block away at “Mathew Dickey Boys and girls club. Activities at Location We provide, Roof top garden, Shopping, Social Service, Out sorcing programs, Café, Exercise Ramps, Study Hall, Barber shops, Open 24 hr a day 7 days a week. Area Surrounding the proposes Site Bus line for public transportation, restaurants, police department, recreation center, Schools, Privet and public, Grocery stores, all in a 3 block area. Additional Maps. HOUSING ID&C List is adopted for the Pat Morgan of partners of Homeless The list you see is the division and distribution of room in this location, Each room has a set amount of Sleeping capsules in each, so 10 rooms can mean 1000 sleeping capsule or 10 room can mean 40 sleeping capsules. Each floor has different styles of capsule to meet the need of individuals. Floors Section SEG/HUD ROOMS Rooms SEG_HUD Rooms ID&C See floor maps to locate sections for total bead /capsule number. We can provide affordable Housing in a comfortable setting, No day to day labors will change in you house hold living duty. You will wake up and do what you would normally do in any living setting. Co-Ed supporting settings are welcomed. What is Co-Ed ? This is a group of people living together to save up to buy a car, House, business, service, and no race sex or religion sanctions are involved. Room Sections Each room section is divided by assigned floors and needs. Some sections are set for each organizations because of numbers and needs. Single parents with children may need a privet section with up to 5 capsules, Some may need just one capsule because they have no dependents. Some who may want to reside at our location may want to say in family group settings to save up to move on, some may need to sat in mix groups and are on a business venture and moved entire families into one section to help save up. Certain organizations my need more bed/sleeping capsules than other and we see a future debate on that so we like to nip it in the bud now. “Cut the Government Red Taps as the President said” Then IDE&C can build more building for the total amount in need at one given time. Until then we will share as needed. If they Need a place to say Just send them over to us. ID & C has the rooming for them all , We can hold over 1500 people. Monthly revenue $200,000. 5102-5140 Farlin Ave St Louis, MO 63115 38.680887,-90.252485 Lower level (LL) See sections 1 – 7 104 rooms on this floor with an average of 15 to 20 sleeping capsules. This LL is designed for sing men and women , The people on this floor can combined into groups to crate small start up business and new Companies. 5102-5140 Farlin Ave St Louis, MO 63115 38.680887,-90.252485 First Floor see 1 – 5 sections 78 rooms on this floor with an average of 3 to 4 sleeping capsule each. This floor is designed for small families and group living. Stores, shops, and dinning hall are on this floor also , Social services will be located in offices on this floor for public use. 5102-5140 Farlin Ave St Louis, MO 63115 38.680887,-90.252485 Second Floor 2nd See Sections 1 – 7 109Room on this floor at an average of 4 to 10 sleeping capsules in each room. This floor is designed for larger families. The need to keep families together is strong at this location, A single parent with one working teen can save up to build their first house with in 5 years in this program. New Home Construction starts @ $35,000 COMMUNITY BATH ROOMS The building rest rooms are not in any of the rooms we provide. We will not have special rest room stall in any of the hand cap accessible room either. ID&C did provide rest room sections for those located in 3 locations on each floor. The rest room are listed as follows: FULL BATH (key entry) 1/2 BATH (key entry) PUBLIC BATH (Key entry ) PUBLIC SHOWERS (key entry ) MEN & WOMEN REST ROOMS (Key Entry) is designed for resident use only. This helps with control cleaning and over usage. We will work on resident hording of rest room items. Some time son is never enough. All key entries will be a key card. These key cards can be timed out after so long , This is another prevention method to control use and hording . Key card has the ability to help us with tracking down people that refuses to clean up after the use of any privet restroom. SITTING ROOMS Sitting rooms are located in almost every area of the building. All the spaces located in blue on the floor map is an public space. All public spaces are under 24 hr surveillance for public safety issues. Sitting room and areas will be fully furnished to help make you reading and Television view much more pleasurable. We will try to make shore our that these areas haw a sound condensing system to help reduce hallway noise. SECURITY & DISIPLINS An any location with a population this size we will need good rules that are fair not only to office staff , developers but also to resident. Rules affect everyone different, everyone reasons for why they do such thing may very. So rules will be set accordingly. But ID&C don’t feel that your circumstances should justify ignorance in every single case. So Video footage may be used to help settle any and all mattes. If a situation is brought to the office attention , and if it warrens a video surveillance recovery situation. Then we will review it. In privet locations with security cameras the people involve can only request to review to help solve issues and problem that any resident to guest will have. Keeping privet matter privet is very important to ID&C. Remember a privet camera can be at the entry way to you group room door or in one of out heath care offices. PRIVET Surveillance Shower rooms entry Sitting rooms Roof top Privet sitting rooms PUBLIC Surveillance Walk ramps Exits interior/exterior Offices Shops Roof exits Public areas ROOM SETTINGS Family Living is designed for parents with 3 to 4 kids, these rooms are mostly located on the 1st. floor where the shops and stores are located. These rooms are mostly designed for children of young to teen and Families groups living . We encourage saving to be able to build a new home for around $35,000. We will help educate each resident in ways to save and budget in this new way of living. The average family in this type of housing can bank up to $C900.00 monthly with 2 working adults in the unit. ID&C will help parents design a day to day program to help them prepare their children for a day living in the new location. We will show parents that they only feed their children 11 out the week and the St. Louis Public school feed them 14 times out the week. So we offer to help design san serve simple dishes for you child to enjoy. The Play time for the children will need to change also. When children are out playing. Parents can pack the sleeping clothing in back pack for the child to take with them , and when the child come back, they will be directed directly to the showers to prepare for the evening of quite time and rest in their sleep[ capsules. . Simple task. Take the things you will need with you and when you come back go straight to the showers to prepare for sleep. This process will help with traffic and prevent parent for needing to repeat the same system with the children every nigh before bed time. Stores and Shops Stores will be managed out to recent student coming out of Trade school or college graduate. This is ID&C way of helping the people what the US President just not recently sent to school. To further their education. The first floor will have up to 12 stores fronts form may service that meet the needs of the residents. We will provide social services in some of these location in the building. Most shops will run 3 shifts for 24 hour service in this location. A list of some of the stores we will be hosing at this location, Barber shop. Solon. Café. service center for good and services. PATTIROS on the first floor are designed to help you out and have a place to just sit back and relax. A place for enjoyment of you community living. ROOF TOP LIVING Roof top first view when you walk out will completely blow you away. Basic landscaping will be applied to the roof top through a contest of 3 area landscapers. The winner will get a $10,000 contract. Each will be assigned a portion of the roof top t perform their work of art. The over all design will be the maintenance crew that manage the roof top land care. Watching the sun set in the evening time with the sprinklers on will be a breath taking event every time you venture out on to the skyline. Green technology will help with the LID lighting in making an effect of simple living a dream come true. 1 br. group living (LL) UPE DATE COMING WITH FLOOR PLAINS 3 to br. living (1st floor) UPE DATE COMING WITH FLOOR PLAINS 5 to 10 br. living ((2nd floor) UPE DATE COMING WITH FLOOR PLAINS ROOMS PREFABICATION By Inventions Designs & Concepts LLC Portion of this ESG and HUD proceeds will be to create Jobs in the community. We need to create jobs that will last for a long time and manufacturing a good useful product seem to be the key. By using portion of the founding ID&C will acquire 4 fiber glass sprayers to help with the manufacturing of the sleeping capsules. The “modes” will com for Chins. We will use them to cast the inner walls and doors and outer capsules. By doing this we can continual manufacturing more sleeping capsule farm work even after we completed this job at this location. We will go off into other things like (Hot tubs, furnishing, and them art” ) a small manufacturing crew will work all 3 shifts to stock pile the necessary amount of frame work needed to complete the task. No sooner than the product is finish and out of the mold and inspected, it will be in stalled in it’s position. We hop to build 4X4X7 containers to house a Twin size bead mattress. We will be using the back wall as a flat surface to help with any readjustments of any sleeping capsule size to 4X5X7 for a Queen size mattress. On the 4X5X7 will only need the outer end of the wall s will need to be adjusted and the Door replaced, the height will stay the same. Optical Effect Each room will come with it’s own optical effect making each sleep capsule look twice as large as it should. By placing a wall marrow on one wall of the capsule the length and size of a wall (4X7) we can give you the feel of being in a capsule 10X7. A Plexiglas marrow will fill the wall in the sleeping capsule for this effect. It will help you think you have a second person in the room with you when you roll over. Not only will it look bigger you will fell that way too. ROOM FRAIMING WORK Framing the room will get under way, way before the supplies arrive for the prefab portion, Metal frame work will out line the building as we put the skeleton frame work together to hold the fiber glass shells. We at ID&C feel that we should run three shifts to help this process go as quickly as possible. We se three shifts working for on common goal of finishing the job before schedule. While the farm work is install and erected, the stock piles of fiberglass inner covering will be amassing. RENT INCRESE Rent will only increase when energy consumption is running high, we will use LID lighting where ever possible. LID lighting will be in every sleeping capsule and room.. What else is their to see, a small bright light can do the job. ROOM EATING ID&C feel that no DIG DINNERS should be prepared in any of out rooms. Most of out room are pack and compact. No major appliance will be in any of the rooms except the small mini appliances we supply. ID&C will supply a Micro wave Oven: for heat up small portion quickly. A Small Toaster Oven: For backing and broiling small portions Small refrigerator ( For family living only) baby milk and medication storage. Any room that is used for a dining hull will be inspected on a weekly basis if needed, Eating is suggested to be done in restaurant area, posted sitting area or at he restaurant you purchased it at. ID&C would like to help keep the incest problem away and the smell of rotting food and trash of an organic compound smell out of the living areas. ID&C don to wish to have folding and plumbing issues with any of the sleeping capsule room tenets. This is why we designed all of our rest room in the same spot for use I sections. Even though a small amount of rooms will have small refrigerators in them, ID&C will not install tem all through out the location. (Low consumption bills will lead to low rent) No Running water sinks in any rooms will be allowed. We will have special designed rest room for different types of use. Privet Full bath, Privet ½ bath . public rest rooms , Public showers. . ID&C will cover all rest room types from a simple room with just one sink and toile too a toilet to shower I n ½ bath rooms. These rooms will need a key card to gain access, We will put strong incises on cleaning up behind your self when you swipe you card to enter the privet area. Free house Keeping equipment and solutions will be provided for every section and every floor, For any one to use to clean up after them self’s. Buckets and mops and cleaning pads will be provider ON SITE LUNDRY Do the manner in witch we will be managing this location, ID&C will not be adding a in house Laundry in this location at this time, We at ID&C see an in house laundry in the near future (2013). Having a in house laundry will help with storage space for residents. But needing to escape for the Land Lord with Bug Boxes and Bags of unnecessary items like Blankets, Shower towels, and dish clothes will be a great use for this location. Being able to furnish these things and have the resident return them after each use will be a challenge because of what they think is FREE and Hording of simple gift items. Yes an in house Laundry will be great and helping the resident will be ever greater. Shower as much just leave the towels behind. We will wash tem.. UPPER CAPSULE ENTRY Each and every resident will need to take a test to prove that they can climb in and out safely out of the upper sleeping capsules. For you added safety we will have a Upper capsule entry test. Those who fail will be asked to sign a letter of understanding that he or she are not able to climb in or out of upper sleep capsules and are prohibited to enter into one . if he or she violate this agreement and a staff member of ID&C need to come help rescue and assist them in exiting the upper sleeping capsule . Charges will be added to their account for the help and or assistance. Any person trying to enter into a upper sleeping capsule and injury them self’s exiting or entering an upper capsule will lead to an video surveillance review to help determine the situation. LL SLEEPING CAPSULES At the 5105 Farlin ave location we have a Lower Level (LL ) This part of the building can be access by walking ramp or one of the 3 elevators located each end of the building. Most of the rooms at the LL are 22X44 or 22X22 rooms. Each 22 foot room can hold up to 8 sleeping capsules . and some storage space. Mostly designed for single living by individuals . Some sections can be section off for creating cluster or groups. Up to 16 individuals can line in one room at a time but al in separate sleeping capsules. Inner sitting rooms that are privet are 22X22 the same as the rooms that holds the capsules that they would sleep in. The men and women that lives in this LL section will need to be in school , enrolled in school , working, training, or in a group cluster getting ready to create a small start up business. HUD and SEG program may very the resident status for living in the LL. No Major cooking is allowed on the LL part of this housing unit. Small Microwave and Toaster oven sections will be sections off from the capsules for use. ID&C request that all eating of BIG MEALS be done in the designated areas. The Homeless shelter sleeping capsules will be cleaned out on a regular basic. Individuals who rent will need to provide this service them self . UNLESS the paying resident orders a made to clean their sleeping capsule at their own expense. MISSION STATEMENT I D & C feel that fix it and go programs don’t work. We feel that it’s nice to help out the elderly is great and all when you repair their home and patch up holes. We would like to remind you that it’s only a patch and not a complete fix. In the long run ID&C will be that FIX. We have the ix for the Wear , Tear, Rain and Time, ID&C feel that we will have the finances and ability to evacuate entire city blocks and move them to out location while ID&C rebuild those home for today’s times. We will free them up for Financing , and Big Banks so they will no longer need to be involved or deal with them. ID&C can finance these programs and projects with the help for you. Yes this is real! And it can become TRUE! ID&C sees a monthly revenue of $250,000. Relocate and rebuild CITY BLOCKS then return them to better and new. At around $35,000 a home we can be rebuilding one block every quarter with 20 new HOMES. ROOMS ENTRY DOOR LOCKS Rooms: Each room will have a main entry way , some will have openings and some will have walk ways, We will be using electric locks system with key cards to help prevent resident re key issuing. Lost keys will be timed out so it can not be reused and a new key card will be given to the resident. (fees may apply) Each door lock will come with a battery system for power lose our outages. Some entry doors will swing open some will slide back or close when you tell it too. The public area is Just that ,PUBLIC, any one can venture into the community stores. ID&C are pretty much sour that the resources at this location will be referred to citizens who don’t live at this location so all are welcomed. Please remember that it you want to get in to the sleeping areas, You will need a Key card to enter ENERGY USE We expect the resident to use the power we provide wisely. Over consumption will be noted. With today’s sensory technology will allow us to monitor any room power consumption. Compared to old fashion utilities bills to around $300.00 monthly and rent up to $600 monthly on rent. You will only spend $100 for one individual beading. Going Green will be the way of the way to go. Times when it come to public spacing and purifying the air. Measures will be taken to add forestry to the open areas to give it that inside out effect. Time on computers & TV use will be sold and or earned through educational programs and educational games on the computer. Computers will be in every capsule for use. Resident can with time and earn time for computer and TV Use through games and educations designs. These games and applications will be designed to teach, educate , show you how to expand and make the right choices. ID&C will stream wireless internet services to all it’s capsule and public computers through the location for TV and Internet usage . Timers on lighting will be essential for capsule use, even time lighting will be used to help with the effect of sleeping when in public areas. Simple simulation will be used for day and night lighting. TWO YEAR OUT LOOK ID&C feel that this program can be finance over night if the red tape wasn’t so red. In two years we should be up and running at the verge of ending Ur building contract with the lease holder. In 2 years we hope to be horning our government contract and all the pegs are in place. We want to be running at 90% occupied and all of our government program that are located with in out location position are filled with new and up coming personnel straight out of college or trade school. Also We will be looking to support the first time business owners who take upon residents at this location. ID&C expects 2000 residents and a monthly revenue of $5000,000. Resident Transactions to new housing will be at 100%, Moving out will mean shopping spree for most into new homes and everything NEW. Independent Service Providers will fill the offices and some of the public sections for expanding. Building construction will be completed and the Pre-Fab Team will move into their new location producing more and better products designed by Inventions Designs & Concepts. The Reviews and referrals will be at all new High when it comes to becoming Homeless in St. Louis and the surrounding counties. We see Lands lord coming to us for help with tenants that are fallen behind and wanting to avoid the court system. The Turn around numbers will be low. Returning to this location will just so you can enjoy life more and not be stressful by the out side world. 3 YEAR OUT LOOK This Third year is lot like the second year. ID&C will be trying to open our second location in St. Louis City This Third year ID&C will be locating it’s FIRST CITY BLOCT to Vacate and rebuild. We see the block Firs rebuild of taking up to 2 years depending the labor force and students coming out of the trade schools in ‘2016’ With things in place in this third year . ID&C see a monthly revenue of $750,000 running at 90% the other 10% is for emergency needs. Unless HUD otherwise use of the rooms set to the side for the other homeless organization use. In this third year ID&C see a few of the other Homeless shelter throughout the city converging in the same endeavors as un, even joining up to support the same design and functions. Bigger is better with 10 to 15 other Homeless provider and supported under a second Safety NET. We see a Second location with more offices and rooms to house sleeping capsules. This Third year will be a year of Unity. If not sooner Independent reviews by resident will very and just to new living conditions. What people are use to and know will no loner apply to them and adjusting to change will begin. Service providers would have expanded to new location closer to the housing department. Emergency service will be constructed and in place for emergency transportation and emergency help. Turn over numbers will be Low for slow move in from enjoying all that money the resident will be saving, Most resident on Disability will opt too stay because of the money they will be saving and the convinces of the living condition. 5 YEAR OUT LOOK In the fifth year ID&C wish to on the 3 rd location providing comfortable housing for low to no income families. ID&C wish to have a $1,million dollar monthly income in witch we will but majority back into relocating and rebuilding city Blocks. ID&C see the our self’s as the home creator For to days low to no income housing. I D&C will be the #1 choice when it come to emergency housing and major disasters in the USA. Turn over will be just people checking in for a rest fro the real worlds environment and need a break for BIG Monthly billing. When it come to shelter in most major cities you will be calling on IID&C to convert and construct you emergency housing needs. The Safety net you will come to depend on will be well on it’s way. Reducing Space $ Pricing Today’s Homes and coast are never forgiving to the home owners. You spend money for rooms you don’t even use most of the room you have in you expensive Europe European design home. To help reduce the price you spend on room you hardly even use we have design sleeping capsules to concentrate the space and footage and reduce pricing. ID&C wish to rent to you one BIG room and place everything you will need to live in it in , in it for you.. There is no need for big living rooms, long halls, and over the head spacing you heat and cool in today’s homes. We designed our sleeping capsules and room to work with all the rooms spacing. Then we pass the pricing on to you the consumer. The average coast will be around 5cents per foot a month per person. Bulk Bill paying Reduce stress on residents Reduce stress on Utilities Grant providers. Reduce stress on Utility Providers. ID&C will develop a program that will allow land lords to contact us when they have a resident who Is falling behind in ret to help avoid court coast and lost rental time. This Project an start immediately and constructions can start NOW. Jobs that we create this month will create jobs for the next. Getting the jump on the stabilization of the fear is first. Then we will be able to reverse the process and show the citizen of St. Louis a new way. The Fear of needing to call a relative to put up with you r inconvenient will be a thing of the past. Sleeping in Gym rooms on cots feeling left out or the world. Never again. These locations will earn money and reinvest it in the communities that we collected it out of. These locations will educate individuals on what it may be like on an moon base in outer space. Education on financing will be so important when living and saving in this type of environment. Most resident recovery will be slow and challenging , but ID& C feel that it a journey we will need to go on so we can see and not make the same mistakes. Working on Solutions on today housing problems. . ID&C want to be the name you could relay on when it comes to catching the average citizen who just so happened to have lost jobs, lost income, fallen behind in their bills, getting ready to do or become any of the things listed above or below. Homeless 18 years old Creating a new business Saving capital A person with learning disorders SSI income Disability status Divorcing, Starting out Filling bankruptcy Falling behind in child support Need money to build a $35,000 home Future evections notice We will be accepting SEG & HUD homeless listing for assistance in housing and Home development. The need to venture out after this program will be on my to locate you new land you will soon be building on. Single individuals starting out to build a new life away from high energy prices will see a safe haven at ID&C. We will educate them on how to manage and pay their bills. Census Missouri Population Homeless Census People Quick Facts St. Louis County Missouri Population, 2010 998,954 5,988,927 Population, percent change, 2000 to 2010 -1.7% 7.0% Population, 2000 1,016,301 5,596,684 Persons under 5 years old, percent, 2009 6.1% 6.7% Persons under 18 years old, percent, 2009 23.5% 23.9% Persons 65 years old and over, percent, 2009 14.6% 13.7% Female persons, percent, 2009 52.3% 51.1% Selected Housing Characteristics Estimate Margin of Error Percent Margin of Error HOUSING OCCUPANCY Total housing units 434,789 +/-1,346 434,789 (X) Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 92.8% +/-0.3 Vacant housing units 31,090 +/-1,437 7.2% +/-0.3 Homeowner vacancy rate 2.1 +/-0.2 (X) (X) Rental vacancy rate 6.8 +/-0.7 (X) (X) UNITS IN STRUCTURE Total housing units 434,789 +/-1,346 434,789 (X) 1-unit, detached 313,338 +/-2,197 72.1% +/-0.4 1-unit, attached 18,686 +/-767 4.3% +/-0.2 2 units 7,529 +/-659 1.7% +/-0.2 3 or 4 units 22,273 +/-1,199 5.1% +/-0.3 5 to 9 units 25,256 +/-1,248 5.8% +/-0.3 10 to 19 units 24,941 +/-1,278 5.7% +/-0.3 20 or more units 21,281 +/-844 4.9% +/-0.2 Mobile home 1,381 +/-289 0.3% +/-0.1 Boat, RV, van, etc. 104 +/-78 0.0% +/-0.1 YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT Total housing units 434,789 +/-1,346 434,789 (X) Built 2005 or later 5,458 +/-415 1.3% +/-0.1 Built 2000 to 2004 15,805 +/-751 3.6% +/-0.2 Built 1990 to 1999 39,547 +/-1,105 9.1% +/-0.3 Built 1980 to 1989 52,303 +/-1,248 12.0% +/-0.3 Built 1970 to 1979 76,651 +/-1,569 17.6% +/-0.4 Built 1960 to 1969 82,203 +/-1,761 18.9% +/-0.4 Built 1950 to 1959 84,315 +/-1,685 19.4% +/-0.4 Built 1940 to 1949 33,006 +/-1,203 7.6% +/-0.3 Built 1939 or earlier 45,501 +/-1,369 10.5% +/-0.3 ROOMS Total housing units 434,789 +/-1,346 434,789 (X) 1 room 1,676 +/-377 0.4% +/-0.1 2 rooms 5,769 +/-524 1.3% +/-0.1 3 rooms 29,578 +/-1,076 6.8% +/-0.3 4 rooms 64,033 +/-1,595 14.7% +/-0.4 5 rooms 91,045 +/-1,821 20.9% +/-0.4 6 rooms 79,881 +/-1,620 18.4% +/-0.4 7 rooms 59,745 +/-1,304 13.7% +/-0.3 8 rooms 48,729 +/-1,314 11.2% +/-0.3 9 rooms or more 54,333 +/-1,028 12.5% +/-0.2 Median rooms 5.8 +/-0.1 (X) (X) BEDROOMS Total housing units 434,789 +/-1,346 434,789 (X) No bedroom 2,016 +/-386 0.5% +/-0.1 1 bedroom 41,616 +/-1,229 9.6% +/-0.3 2 bedrooms 122,388 +/-2,080 28.1% +/-0.5 3 bedrooms 165,642 +/-2,052 38.1% +/-0.5 4 bedrooms 84,555 +/-1,562 19.4% +/-0.4 5 or more bedrooms 18,572 +/-799 4.3% +/-0.2 HOUSING TENURE Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 403,699 (X) Owner-occupied 296,232 +/-2,221 73.4% +/-0.4 Renter-occupied 107,467 +/-1,742 26.6% +/-0.4 Average household size of owner-occupied unit 2.53 +/-0.01 (X) (X) Average household size of renter-occupied unit 2.06 +/-0.03 (X) (X) YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 403,699 (X) Moved in 2005 or later 100,310 +/-1,981 24.8% +/-0.5 Moved in 2000 to 2004 102,344 +/-1,889 25.4% +/-0.4 Moved in 1990 to 1999 93,959 +/-1,772 23.3% +/-0.4 Moved in 1980 to 1989 44,853 +/-1,091 11.1% +/-0.3 Moved in 1970 to 1979 32,259 +/-1,061 8.0% +/-0.3 Moved in 1969 or earlier 29,974 +/-817 7.4% +/-0.2 VEHICLES AVAILABLE Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 403,699 (X) No vehicles available 23,958 +/-972 5.9% +/-0.2 1 vehicle available 144,310 +/-2,017 35.7% +/-0.5 2 vehicles available 163,314 +/-2,001 40.5% +/-0.5 3 or more vehicles available 72,117 +/-1,410 17.9% +/-0.3 HOUSE HEATING FUEL Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 403,699 (X) Utility gas 329,321 +/-2,285 81.6% +/-0.4 Bottled, tank, or LP gas 4,602 +/-444 1.1% +/-0.1 Electricity 67,587 +/-1,545 16.7% +/-0.4 Fuel oil, kerosene, etc. 918 +/-226 0.2% +/-0.1 Coal or coke 0 +/-114 0.0% +/-0.1 Wood 631 +/-137 0.2% +/-0.1 Solar energy 24 +/-27 0.0% +/-0.1 Other fuel 252 +/-92 0.1% +/-0.1 No fuel used 364 +/-116 0.1% +/-0.1 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 403,699 (X) Lacking complete plumbing facilities 1,409 +/-318 0.3% +/-0.1 Lacking complete kitchen facilities 1,944 +/-363 0.5% +/-0.1 No telephone service available 9,978 +/-836 2.5% +/-0.2 OCCUPANTS PER ROOM Occupied housing units 403,699 +/-2,007 403,699 (X) 1.00 or less 400,027 +/-2,030 99.1% +/-0.1 1.01 to 1.50 3,040 +/-385 0.8% +/-0.1 1.51 or more 632 +/-166 0.2% +/-0.1 VALUE Owner-occupied units 296,232 +/-2,221 296,232 (X) Less than $50,000 7,815 +/-629 2.6% +/-0.2 $50,000 to $99,999 44,784 +/-1,387 15.1% +/-0.4 $100,000 to $149,999 62,205 +/-1,684 21.0% +/-0.5 $150,000 to $199,999 57,720 +/-1,521 19.5% +/-0.5 $200,000 to $299,999 58,484 +/-1,118 19.7% +/-0.4 $300,000 to $499,999 41,983 +/-973 14.2% +/-0.3 $500,000 to $999,999 18,748 +/-790 6.3% +/-0.3 $1,000,000 or more 4,493 +/-358 1.5% +/-0.1 Median (dollars) 175,000 +/-1,175 (X) (X) MORTGAGE STATUS Owner-occupied units 296,232 +/-2,221 296,232 (X) Housing units with a mortgage 212,725 +/-1,977 71.8% +/-0.4 Housing units without a mortgage 83,507 +/-1,424 28.2% +/-0.4 SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS (SMOC) Housing units with a mortgage 212,725 +/-1,977 212,725 (X) Less than $300 620 +/-143 0.3% +/-0.1 $300 to $499 2,953 +/-383 1.4% +/-0.2 $500 to $699 8,720 +/-545 4.1% +/-0.3 $700 to $999 35,041 +/-1,281 16.5% +/-0.5 $1,000 to $1,499 73,158 +/-1,678 34.4% +/-0.7 $1,500 to $1,999 43,085 +/-1,207 20.3% +/-0.6 $2,000 or more 49,148 +/-1,162 23.1% +/-0.5 Median (dollars) 1,396 +/-10 (X) (X) Housing units without a mortgage 83,507 +/-1,424 83,507 (X) Less than $100 162 +/-72 0.2% +/-0.1 $100 to $199 1,147 +/-206 1.4% +/-0.2 $200 to $299 8,014 +/-617 9.6% +/-0.7 $300 to $399 20,300 +/-852 24.3% +/-0.9 $400 or more 53,884 +/-1,017 64.5% +/-0.9 Median (dollars) 459 +/-3 (X) (X) SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (SMOCAPI) Housing units with a mortgage (excluding units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed) 212,052 +/-1,965 212,052 (X) Less than 20.0 percent 88,189 +/-1,846 41.6% +/-0.7 20.0 to 24.9 percent 34,951 +/-1,124 16.5% +/-0.5 25.0 to 29.9 percent 25,228 +/-919 11.9% +/-0.4 30.0 to 34.9 percent 17,164 +/-796 8.1% +/-0.4 35.0 percent or more 46,520 +/-1,438 21.9% +/-0.6 Not computed 673 +/-156 (X) (X) Housing unit without a mortgage (excluding units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed) 82,954 +/-1,430 82,954 (X) Less than 10.0 percent 34,844 +/-826 42.0% +/-0.9 10.0 to 14.9 percent 17,320 +/-807 20.9% +/-0.8 15.0 to 19.9 percent 10,547 +/-654 12.7% +/-0.8 20.0 to 24.9 percent 6,084 +/-482 7.3% +/-0.6 25.0 to 29.9 percent 3,918 +/-412 4.7% +/-0.5 30.0 to 34.9 percent 2,429 +/-277 2.9% +/-0.3 35.0 percent or more 7,812 +/-531 9.4% +/-0.6 Not computed 553 +/-159 (X) (X) GROSS RENT Occupied units paying rent 103,240 +/-1,658 103,240 (X) Less than $200 1,468 +/-259 1.4% +/-0.3 $200 to $299 2,396 +/-346 2.3% +/-0.3 $300 to $499 6,726 +/-569 6.5% +/-0.5 $500 to $749 36,401 +/-1,472 35.3% +/-1.3 $750 to $999 32,726 +/-1,262 31.7% +/-1.1 $1,000 to $1,499 18,673 +/-1,000 18.1% +/-0.9 $1,500 or more 4,850 +/-453 4.7% +/-0.4 Median (dollars) 778 +/-7 (X) (X) No rent paid 4,227 +/-432 (X) (X) GROSS RENT AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (GRAPI) Occupied units paying rent (excluding units where GRAPI cannot be computed) 101,311 +/-1,684 101,311 (X) Less than 15.0 percent 14,324 +/-915 14.1% +/-0.9 15.0 to 19.9 percent 13,115 +/-881 12.9% +/-0.8 20.0 to 24.9 percent 13,122 +/-827 13.0% +/-0.8 25.0 to 29.9 percent 11,616 +/-825 11.5% +/-0.8 30.0 to 34.9 percent 9,285 +/-777 9.2% +/-0.8 35.0 percent or more 39,849 +/-1,370 39.3% +/-1.2 Not computed 6,156 +/-556 (X) (X) |
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| Hi Tyrone, I have been looking over the information you sent for the Farlin property. I have a few questions/clarifications that will help me produce some schematic plans for your submittal. 1) In the color-coded plans, there are green areas at the dock doors. What do those represent? Do they have hard walls? 2) What is the yellow area on the first floor? 3) The actual column grid spacing is 20’ x 20’, not the 25’ x 25’ you were designing around. A 20’x20’ module gives a very spacious single unit, but when divided in half makes a much more cramped situation. One could still fit 4 sleeping units (stacked 2x2) with a 10x10 “front room”. I am currently showing 20x20 units. This allows for ~250 people occupying the family living area, laying things out similarly to how you have shown on the first floor. If we double up, we can get ~500 people. (Please look at the note below regarding maximum allowed number of people in the space.) Please let me know how you would like me to proceed. 4) I need more clarification on your vision for “condo living”. I see ganged red areas, but I don’t know what they represent. Depending on how the building code views this situation, we are either allowed 435 people/floor or 1,740 people/floor. This is the difference between “congregate living facility” (the lesser amount); and “dormitory” (the greater amount). Also, the number of restrooms required by building code is approximately 1 fixture/20 people (+/- this is an average for both men and women) and the number of showers is 1 shower or tub/8 people. This assumes a “dormitory” classification. Otherwise, if each module is considered a family unit, there must be one fixture and one shower or tub per unit. Also, is this a supervised facility? Or is this an “at will” come/go sort of situation? I think with so many people, safety and security will be of utmost concern, and you will need to consider that in your plans. I will wait to proceed until I hear back from you. Thanks, |





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