PDAC: Submission #1154 | Dayton Development Coalition

Submission information

Project Details

1. To which Review Panel are you submitting your project? Quality of Life

2. Project title Dayton Art Institute - Replace the Roof - Phase 1

3. Short description The Dayton Art Institute is approaching its 100th year for much of the iconic building, listed on the National Historical Register. In an effort to preserve and protect this beautiful building for the next 100 years, the DAI has conducted a thorough review of capital needs for the building. It has been determined that the roof (original to the building in most cases) should be a top priority and it can be completed in phases as it reaches the end of its useful life. The PDAC ask is for Phase 1

Organization Details

4. Organization making the request The Dayton Art Institute

5-8. Address 456 Belmonte Park N.
Dayton, Ohio. 45405

9. County Montgomery

10. Recipient organization Same

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16. Organization type Non-profit

Organization Contact Details

17. Name Michael Roediger

18. Title Director and CEO

19. Organization The Dayton Art Institute

20. Telephone 937-313-0741

21. Email Mroediger@daytonart.org

22-25. Address 456 Belmonte Park N.
Dayton, Ohio. 45405

26. County Montgomery

27. Additional contacts Kimberly Spurgeon
CFO and Director of Operations
The Dayton Art Institute
937-223-4278
Kspurgeon@daytonart.org

Location Details

28. City Dayton

29. County Montgomery

30. Congressional district Ohio 10th

Financial Details

31. Funding request 1100000

32. Total Cost 3300000

33. Other sources of funds DAI has received an initial investment from the Berry Foundation to help begin the roofing project Phase 1. (See support letter in PDF supplement) The DAI Board is committed to raising the necessary matching funds as they have successfully done in the past for other capital projects. Other public and private funds will be made available to provide the match.

34. How the funds will be used Construction or Capital

35. Do you have matching funds raised or committed? If yes, explain in question #36. If no, skip to question #37. Yes

36. If yes, please provide additional information. (Or, budget document can be uploaded, see question 37) DAI has received an initial investment from the Berry Foundation to help begin the roofing project Phase 1. (See support letter in PDF supplement)
Additionally, other public and private funds will be made available to provide the match.

37. Budget Yes

Budget File Upload

dai-roof-budget---pdac-submission.xlsx (10.71 KB)

38. By what date will you be ready to spend the funds Within the next 6 months

39. Programs/grants for which this project would qualify State Capital Budget Funds

Federal - INT - Saving America's Treasures

Community Details

40. Community Need The Dayton Art Institute serves as not only an iconic landmark for the Dayton region, but also as an economic anchor in its neighborhood. This neighborhood, although beautiful and historic, is finally seeing a true comeback through private and public investment. The Dayton Art Institute must remain open, safe and inspiring for the larger community to benefit. By addressing the capital need of replacing the roof in responsible phases as funds are made available, will not only allow the museum to thrive, but also the neighborhood to prosper.

The Dayton Art Institute strives to be a place that is accessible to anyone who wants to visit. In 2022, approximately 50,000 people visited the museum. Based on current visitation numbers, we anticipate that 2023 will be similar.

Of the total population of visitors, approximately 40% have a household income of less than $50,000 per year and 57.5% have a household income of less than $75,000 per year. Over 10 percent of our visitors belong to a household receiving SNAP benefits.

When we look at the population of visitors coming from within the 3-mile radius of the museum, approximately 68% of the visitors have a household income of less than $50,000 per year and 83% have a household income of less than $75,000 per year. Over 24% of visitors from within a 3-mile radius are from a household receiving SNAP benefits.

41. Previous Funding: Has the requesting organization received Congressionally earmarked funding in the past? If so, please provide a brief project description, year funded, amount, and Congressional sponsor. FY22 - $800,000 community project funds secured by Congressman Mike Turner - 10th Congressional District
These funds were secured for a portion of the Windows, Doors and More Project at the Museum

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46. Using your best guess, of the jobs created over the next 10 years, what will the average salary be? {Empty}

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Additional Details

50. Letters of endorsement, supporting materials, additional information. You can submit ONE PDF file that does not exceed 10 pages.

Dayton Art Institute Final PDAC attachment.pdf (873.21 KB)

51. Is there opposition to the project? No

52. Name of person filling out this form. Eileen Austria

53. Telephone number of person filling out this form. 937-631-1409

54. Email of person filling out this form. This is where notification will be sent that the form was received. Eileen@EileenAustria.com

55. Do you want your project to be considered as a Community Project in the fiscal year 2025 –2026 State Capital Budget Bill? Yes

56. If your project type is on the list of ineligible projects (see above), please offer an explanation why your project could be eligible. If your project is not on the list, answer the question by stating that your project is not on the list of ineligible projects. Our roof replacement project is not on the list of ineligible projects. The Dayton Art Institute has a very good working relationship with the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission who indicated that phased in roofing projects for non-profit museums is allowable for capital budget dollars.

57. Has your organization received state capital budget funding in the past? If so, provide a brief project description, year funded, and amount. Yes, the Dayton Art Institute received $500,000 in state capital budget funding for the Windows, Doors and More project from the 2022 Capital budget.

58. Does your project have a connection with, or provide some benefit to, a state agency that has bonding authority? Please check all that apply from the following list: Ohio Facilities Construction Commission

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