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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-16-2001 Cancelled No Quorum 111.6. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION AGENDA February 16th, 2001 41111 7:30 A.M. MOUNDS VIEW CITY HALL - CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1. CALL TO ORDER A.M. 2. ROLL CALL (Present = P, Absent = A) Belting McDonald Carlson Walther V Field Ericson (5taff) Johnson I/ Parrish (Staff) Marty 3. APPROVE EDC MINUTES January 26th, 2001 Action: Motion Second Vote 4. SPECIAL BUSINESS A. Welcome and Oath of Office for new Commissioner Stan McDonald 5. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS, STAFF AND EDA LIAISON A. Report of Commissioners —No Materials Attached B. Chamber of Commerce Update —No Materials Attached C. Report of Staff i. Manufactured Home Park Revitalization Pro_gram ii. Minnesota Institute for Public Health Office Development iii. Acquisition of 7980 Groveland Road iv. Sign Code Update v. Potential Golf Course Expansion vi. Next Regularly Scheduled Meeting fri-c Ski 6. EDC BUSINESS '- A Consider City Participation in the Minneapolis Metro North Visitors and Convention Bureau B. Adopt Revised 2001 Work Plan C. Commission Overview for City Council / EDA D. Review and Adopt Bylaws E. Redevelopment Tools and Priorities • 7. ADJOURN A.M. Next Regularly Scheduled Meeting: To Be Determined N:\DATA\GROUPSTCONDEVTDC\Agendas\Agenda01\02-16-01.doc . .pprzo)wc-7_d Minutes of the Economic Development Commission • City of Mounds View Ramsey County, Minnesota Regular Meeting January 26th, 2001 City of Mounds View, Council Chambers 2401 Highway 10, Mounds View, MN 55112 1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 7:34 a.m. by Chairperson Tom Field. 2. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Dr. Greg Belting, Tom Field, Sean Walther,Wendy Marty. Members Absent: Cindy Carlson, Torri Johnson, and Stan McDonald Staff Present: Community Development Director Jim Ericson and Economic Development Coordinator Aaron Parrish Others: Mayor/EDA President Rich Sonterre 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Motion/Second: Walther/Belting moved to approve the minutes for December 15', 2000 with the following Iaddition: • Incorporate examination of franchise fee reduction into possibilities for use of Pre-1997 TIF interest earnings section Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays 4. SPECIAL BUSINESS A. Election of 2000 Chairperson and Vice Chairperson Motion/Second: Belting/Marty to nominate Tom Field as Chairperson: Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays Motion/Second: Walther/Marty moved to nominate Cindy Carlson as Vice Chairperson: Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays 5. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS, STAFF AND EDA LIAISON B. Commissioner and EDA Liaison Reports Thf There were no Commissioner or EDA Liaison Reports. C. NB—MV Chamber of Commerce Update NADATA\GROUPSTCONDEVTDC\Minutes\Min01\01-26-01.doc QG�prr cwced Minutes of the Economic Development Commission City of Mounds View Ramsey County, Minnesota Regular Meeting January 26th, 2001 City of Mounds View, Council Chambers 2401 Highway 10, Mounds View, MN 55112 1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 7:34 a.m. by Chairperson Tom Field. 2. ROLL CALL: Members Present: Dr. Greg Belting, Tom Field, Sean Walther, Wendy Marty. Members Absent: Cindy Carlson, Torri Johnson, and Stan McDonald Staff Present: Community Development Director Jim Ericson and Economic Development Coordinator Aaron Parrish Others: Mayor/EDA President Rich Sonterre 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 1111 Motion/Second: Walther/Belting moved to approve the minutes for December 1st, 2000 with the following addition: • Incorporate examination of franchise fee reduction into possibilities for use of Pre-1997 TIF interest earnings section Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays 4. SPECIAL BUSINESS A. Election of 2000 Chairperson and Vice Chairperson Motion/Second: Belting/Marty to nominate Tom Field as Chairperson: Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays Motion/Second: Walther/Marty moved to nominate Cindy Carlson as Vice Chairperson: Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays 5. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS, STAFF AND EDA LIAISON B. Commissioner and EDA Liaison Reports There were no Commissioner or EDA Liaison Reports. • C. NB—MV Chamber of Commerce Update N:\DATA\GROUPS\ECONDE V\EDC\Minutes\Min01\01-26-01.doc ' . �� ���� ~ -u—' u-' - -- - -- Commissioner Belting informed the Commission that Mounds View School Superintendent would be at the next membership meeting to discuss current and forthcoming school improvements. He also indicated that a representative from the Vikings organization would be present at the upcoming Business During Hours on March 8 at the New Brighton Family Service Center. O. Report of Staff 1. EDA Liaison: Coordinator Parrish informed the Commission that there will no longer be Commission liaisons. Members of the EDA will be kept up to date through cable television and staff updates. 2. Highway 10 Request for Proposals: Director Ericson indicated that the Highway 10 Request for Proposals would be due in the middle of February, and that there has been considerable interest up to this point. 3. Pre-1997 Interest Earnings Update: Coordinator Parrish informed the Commission that the EDA essentially adopted all of the Commission's recommendations with regard to Pre-1997 Interest Earnings. 4. Network Liquors Property: Coordinator Parrish informed the Commission that the EDA has purchased the Sheriffs Certificate for the Network Liquors property. If unredeemed, it would become property of the EDA. 5. Moundsview Square Vacancies: Coordinator Parrish inthcated that both Sportsmen's Guide and Mario's Movies and Video would be closing in January. 6. Metro North Convention and Visitors Bureau: Coordinator Parrish indicated that the City had been contacted by the Minneapolis Metro North Convention and Visitors Bureau about possible membership. He further discussed the imposition of 3% local lodging tax as a mechanism to fund the organization, and that current and potential hotel operators in Mounds View were being contacted to gain their perspective. 7. Economic Development Plan: Due to the forthcoming County Highway 10 Plan, Coordinator Parrish indicated the Economic Development Plan would not be contemplated until the results of the County Highway 10 study were obtained. 6. EDC BUSINESS A. Consideration of Resolution No. 01-EDC-31 Accepting 2001 Calendar of EDC Meetings Motion/Second: Field/Belting to approve resolution No. 01-EDC-31 accepting the 2001 Calendar of EDC Meetings: Motion Carried: 4 Ayes 0 Nays B. Adopt 2001 Work Plan The Commission discussed potential elements to be included in the 2001 Work Plan. Chair Field suggested that at least one business retention visit be conducted per quarter, and that this be reflected in the Plan. Commissioner Belting suggested that the Commission be active in regard to the forthcoming County Highway 10 study. In particular, he suggested that visits be made to businesses along the corridor due to the potential impact of the plans. Commissioner Belting also suggested that the Commission conduct an examination of the franchise fee. EDA President Sonterre expressed a desire for the Commission to be more active in working with state government. He suggested that the Commission offer input to committees and local legislators as appropriate. Coordinator Parrish indicated that he would incorporate the aforementioned suggestions, and bring back a final draft for the Commission's February meeting. 7. Adjournment SThenabmingnofudharbusineaubehorethoCummismion. thismeetinQoftheEoononniuDevo\opment Commission adjourned at 8:25 a.m. Apprcwced • Respectfully Submitted, Aaron Parrish Economic Development Coordinator 411111 • NADATA\GROUP S\ECONDEVTDC\Minutes\Min01 01-26-01.doc MM. cmt OF Item No. 6A, Meeting Date: February 16th, 2001 INDS Type of Business: EB EB:EDC Business OEN IN:Informational Item °Apress*Partnecs0.' City of Mounds View Staff Report MENIMUM. To: Economic Development Commission From: Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator Item Title/Subject: Participation in the Minneapolis Metro North Convention and Visitors Bureau Date of Report: February 8, 2001 Background Back in September,the City was contacted by the new owner of the Mounds View Inn (now Days Inn) about the possibility of participating in the Minneapolis Metro North Convention and Visitors Bureau hereinafter referred to as the "CVB." The CVB is a tourism organization "whose mission is to promote economic growth for its members as a preferred Blaie, destination events,BrofookrlynCenter, meetings,BrooklynandPark, tourism " Currently, member cities include Anoka, • Coon Rapids, Fridley, Maple Grove, and Shoreview. Jon Connelly, Executive Director of the CVB has articulated the benefits of membership in the following manner: BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP Our share of the Twin Cities Traveler. This results in revenue for tourism related businesses in your City and increased visitor spending in your City to further economic development. The bottom line benefit is always generating new tourism related business and increasing development. TANGIBLE BENEFITS • Direct referrals for tourism inquiries for our area • Leads distributed to your properties for group business • Affiliation with the National Sports Center on sporting events taking place there and in other areas • Advertising in state and regional publications • Printed visitors guides distributed through the Minnesota Office of Tourism and other tourism related outlets • Promotion of public venues within member cities • Marketing of local festival al • Partnership with local chamber of commerce • Overall sales and marketing activities which include: shows,direct mail, print ads,sales calls, telemarketing, and web site marketing NM ,.....„....,4.z. 4 ...,„J,, ,. Gaughan COMPANIES 0 September 14,2000 Mayor Dan Coughlin and Council Members City of Moundsview 2401 Highway 10 Moundsview,MN 55112 Re: Minneapolis Metro North Convention and Visitors Bureau Dear Mayor Coughlin and Council Members: We have purchased the Moundsview Inn on Program Avenue in the City of Moundsview. The property is well maintained,but needs to be updated and upgraded. We expect to complete this upgrading by mid-2001. We are extensively marketing/promoting the Moundsview Inn. As part of this,we respectfully request that the City of Moundsveiw consider participating in the Metro North Convention and Visitors Bureau(CVB). The mission of the CVB is"to promote economic growth for its members as a preferred destination for events,meetings, and tourism." The CVB currently represents the cities of Anoka,Blaine,Brooklyn Center, • Brooklyn Park, Coon Rapids,Fridley,Maple Grove,and Shoreview. Funding for the CVB's operation is derived from a 3%lodging tax assessed by hotels and motels on rented rooms in the CVB's service area.The administration of the CVB is by a Board whose members represent the member cities, area businesses, and hoteliers. The management of the CVB is performed by a director and staff who promote tourism and convention/conference business within the represented cities. I will be happy to meet with the City Council and City Staff to discuss CVB participation. I will bring kihn Connelly,the CVB's Executive Director,to answer your specific questions. I thank you in advance for you consideration of this request for CVB participation. Sincere 4......-e____ Alan J. Hamel General Partner Moundsview Inn cc. Mike Ulrich Interim Administrator 0 199 Coon Rapids Blvd,Suite 314.Minneapolis,MN 55433 '(763)786-6320.Fax 786-9320'wwvv.gaughan.net.EOE 1 an,OF Item No. 6B, ©MS Type Date: February 16th, 2001 Type of Business: EB EB:EDC Business DEW IN:Informational Item •A '96'ress•Partnets'4' City of Mounds View Staff Report To: Economic Development Commission From: Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator Item Title/Subject: Adopt Revised 2001 Work Plan Date of Report: February 8, 2001 Background At last month's meeting, the EDC considered a Work Plan for 2001. Attached is the updated Work Plan based on the suggestions provided by the Commission. Changes from last month are highlighted in bold font. Necessary Actions SConsider and Adopt the 2001 Work Plan Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator (763) 717-4029 Attachment#1: Revised 2001 Work Plan • CM OF Item No. 6C, Meeting Date: February 16th, 2001 gang Type of Business: EB • DEW IN:EB:EDC Business Informational Item °.*.es'T•Partnet City of Mounds View Staff Report To: Economic Development Commission From: Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator Item Title/Subject: Commission Overview for City Council Date of Report: February 8, 2001 Background The City Council has requested that a one page summary be prepared for each commission detailing typical activities, time commitment involved etc . . This summary has been attached for your reference. Essentially, it is a modification of the EDC's past work plans. • Necessary Actions Review the attached description of the Economic Development Commission; Make revisions as appropriate. Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator (763) 717-4029 Attachment#1: Economic Development Commission Overview • CTITY Item No. 6D, Meeting Date: February 16th, 2001 OUNDS Type of Business: EB KEWEB:EDC Business IN:Informational Item °4'tes'•Partnets\4 City of Mounds View Staff Report INNIM111111111111111111 To: Economic Development Commission From: Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator Item Title/Subject: Annual Review of Bylaws Date of Report: February 8, 2001 Background Mounds View Municipal Code Chapter 408 requires the EDC to review the bylaws on an annual basis in February. To keep the Bylaws current, some proposed changes have been included. Additions are marked in Bold Italic, while deletions are stricken out. Necessary Actions Aik Review and subsequently adopt the attached Bylaws. Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator (763) 717-4029 Attachment#1: Economic Development Commission Bylaws Attachment#2: Resolution No. 01-EDC-32 • Last Amended 12/18/97 • 02/16/01 Draft INFORMATIONAL PACKETS. Each commissioner shall receive an informational planning report for the items that are on the regular meeting agenda no later than the Friday preceding the regular meeting. Each commissioner is responsible for reviewing the material within the packet prior to the regular agenda meeting. IV. ATTENDANCE. Commission members shall advise the designated Staff member or chairperson of an anticipated absence from any regularly scheduled Economic Development Commission meeting. Any member attending less than eighty percent of the meetings per year without consent of the commission shall be deemed to have vacated the office, and such vacancy shall be filled by the EDA pursuant the Chapter 408.06 of the Municipal Code. A leave of absence may be granted by the consent of the commission. V. PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS. Advice from, consultation with, and/or requests for review by the City Attorney, Bond Attorney, City Engineer, City Planning Agency, or other paid consultants shall be in accordance with the Municipal Code. VI. ADJOURNMENT. Meetings shall adjourn on or before 90 minutes from the time of call to order unless a two-thirds majority of the members present agree to extend the time of adjournment. • 2 • Last Amended 12/18/97 02/16/01 Draft be obtained upon request. A copy of the approved minutes shall be filed with the EDA Executive Director. VIII. LIAISON TO EDA. In the event of the absence of the EDA ex-officio member,a commission member may be appointed by the chairperson to represent the Economic Development Commission at the next regular EDA meeting. IX. POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST. When a potential conflict of interest may exist for commission member or members, the member(s) shall ask to be excused and step down from the commission prior to discussion on that item. X. SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLICATIONS. All commission members shall receive a copy of the Municipal Code, Chapter 40:, = !le ee'-'" as well as other materials as provided by the EDA, Staff or other commission members. S 4 Eft. CM'OF Item No. 6E, Meeting Date:February 16th,2001 CUM Type of Business: EB • ... -ix, .1. ilEW EB:EDC Business IN:Informational Item °4''''''' Partnetsv4' City of Mounds View Staff Report IMBIONNEMIN To: Economic Development Commission From: Aaron Parrish, Economic Development Coordinator Item Title/Subject: Redevelopment Tools and Priorities Date of Report: February 12, 2001 Background As the Commission is aware, a variety of potential redevelopment opportunities exist within Mounds View. As the community becomes fully developed the need for redevelopment becomes more apparent. Accordingly, staff is seeking the Commission's perspective on two issues. First, What are the redevelopment priorities within Mounds View? Second, What tools should the EDA utilize to effectuate redevelopment? What are the redevelopment priorities in Mounds View? 0 While a myriad of opportunities exist for redevelopment, six are currently being presented for the Commission's consideration and prioritization. The redevelopment opportunities currently presented for your consideration include: Redevelopment Opportunity#1: Herbst and Pettibone Redevelopment Opportunity#2: Everest County Highway 10 Properties Redevelopment Opportunity#3: Network Liquors Redevelopment Opportunity#4: Skyline Motel Redevelopment Opportunity#5: Groveland and County Highway 10 Redevelopment Opportunity#6: Silver Lake Road and County Highway 10 From staffs perspective, the above represent potential projects that are both financially feasible and pressing community concerns. A profile of each of the above has been attached for your reference. In addition, it must be noted that the aforementioned redevelopment opportunities are conceptual at this point. Additional deliberation and circumstance will be considered as potential projects are further refined. Finally, since we are at the conceptual stage at this point, any suggested modifications to the above, or additional projects to consider are greatly appreciated. What Tools Should the EDA Use to Effectuate Redevelopment? In the past, Mounds View has been moderately active in the area of redevelopment. • However, as the City continues to age, it will be necessary to become more aggressive CRT OF • 111110iNDS IEW ~Ogress PartnerSo��S Redviinment e Herbst and Pettibone Property Location: County Road H and Old Highway 8 Current Land Use: Industrial 4I1) Proposed Future Land Use*: Herbst: Light Industrial Pettibone: Regional Commercial PUD Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 2 Assessed Market Value: $946,200 Total Land Area: 4.5 Acres Strengths: • Within Existing TIF District • Large Land Area • Adjacent to Existing Mermaid Redevelopment Weaknesses: • Potential Environmental Concerns • Difficult Businesses to Relocate • *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. ... ©OTT OP , • Illin 8 1. io, -EN -0.Ao , eep OS -SS • Panne° Redevelopment Opportunity #2. II Everest County Highway 10 Properties Property Location: County Highway 10 and Woodale E •• Current Land Use: 1 vacant, 3 Owner-Occupied Single Family 0 Residences, 1 Rental Property P=3 Proposed Future Land Use*: Light Industrial PUD • Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 5 Assessed Market Value: $561,600 Total Land Area: 5.5 Acres Strengths: • County Highway 10 Frontage • Within Existing TIF District • Primarily Adjacent to Commercial Property • Large Land Area • Developer Currently Owns Two Parcels Weaknesses: • Adjacent to Residential Area on the • West *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. CO OP • I11© _A IL `1-9.06 -IEW ...a els ' Partne ‘ fs Redevelopment oortunity #3: Network Liquors Property Location: County H2 and County Highway 10 Current Land Use: %,. Liquor Store/Single Family Residence ' • ' Proposed Future Land Use*: Community Commercial Parcel Information: ..,_ or- ,....1.4.011,„, • Number of Parcels: 1 Assessed Market Value: $75,800 Total Land Area: .4 Acres Strengths: I • Enhancement of Image and -- _ Identity • Within Existing TIF District Weaknesses: • Small Parcel; Limited Redevelopment Potential • *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. CT or • 111111irEMDS o ere, `C4' PartileIS Redevelopment Opportunity #41 Skyline Motel Property Location: Old Highway 8 Current Land Use: A,B: City Owned Property C,D,E: Motel F: Industrial Proposed Future Land Use*: II Light Industrial Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 3 Assessed Market Value: $ Total Land Area: 4.7 Acres Strengths: • Potential Enhancement of Image and Identity • Adjacent to City Owned Property 7 :.--- Yr-- Weaknesses: • Adjacent Land Uses Limit - Redevelopment Possibilities • Lot Depth • Not Within a TIF District • *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. an OF • 11111iDe on rIS° $ • Partnels Redevelopment Opportunity #5. Groveland Road and County Highway 10 Property Location: Groveland Road and County Highway 10 i & Current Land Use: A, D, E: Residential B: Vacant Land C: Residential/Business Proposed Future Land Use*: Mixed Use PUD Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 5 Assessed Market Value: $496,800 Total Land Area: 4.5 Acres Strengths: • County Highway 10 Frontage • Owners Currently Marketing Properties Collectively • Most Parcels Within TIF District Weaknesses: • Abuts Some Residential • Lot Depth 41 *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. COTV OF 410 1. �A 111117DS I fro erPjs ' PartnerS�\Qii S RdivAIornAntQnrtunitq #6 e Silver Lake Road and Highway 10 Property Location: Silver Lake Road / Groveland and Highway 10 j Current Land Use: A: Sporting Goods Store/Liquor Store 2 B: City Owned Residential Property C, E, F:Vacant Land 3 H D: Vacant Building (Pak Building) Vacant Gas Station lit Vacant Future Land Use*: 3 Mixed Use PUD - Parcel Information: 1.1111111111 Number of Parcels: 7 r„ k Assessed Market Value: $981,400 Total Land Area: 5.6 Acres Strengths: • Potential Enhancement of Image and Identity • County Highway 10 Frontage • Indicated Interest ,0 _pi • Currently Vacant Buildings Could Minimize Relocation Expenses „ pity • Most Parcels Within TIF District Weaknesses: • Irregular Configuration of Lots i *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. A CM 0r I1 ©��D8 A . BCW r S ogress • Partnevs Rn in of R Instructions: Complete the table below by assigning a number between one and six to each project. A ranking of one would indicate the most important redevelopment priority while a ranking of six would indicate the least important. Projects will be given the following points based on the ranking: One: 6 pts Two: 5 pts Three: 4 pts Four: 3 pts Five: 2 pts Six 1 pt 111 Project Number Project Description Ranking 1 Herbst and Pettibone 2 Everest County Highway 10 Properties 3 Network Liquors 4 Skyline Motel 5 Groveland and County Highway 10 6 Silver Lake Road and County Highway 10 • • JEW © _ 0oetess • PartoerS\\�S 0 9.\ ©@[Lgl ©777717tME-Z Groveland Road and County Highway 10 Property Location: Groveland Road and County Highway 10 / � ®ItTh Current Land Use: • A, D, E: Residential • B: Vacant Land C: Residential/Business •# 4 1, 2 p -p Proposed Future Land Use*: ( 1.. .. Mixed Use PUD ` •j • 4 Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 5 Assessed Market Value: $496,800 Total Land Area: 4.5 Acres Strengths: • County Highway 10 Frontage • Owners Currently Marketing Properties Collectively • Most Parcels Within TIF District Weaknesses: • Abuts Some Residential • Lot Depth *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. ©or7 or • •A Vw ~o- ess 'Releve!Irmlnit Partners.\ Ilmtitunilfli 1 11 Silver Lake Road and Highway 10 Property Location: Silver Lake Road / Groveland and Highway 10 Ni. it 1 N v ;.i._ Current Land Use: i __A: Sporting Goods Store/Liquor Store _ " , _ 1 B: City Owned Residential Property _ — • I �� �` C, E, F: Vacant Land — - I — — _ D 1 1 •- D: Vacant Building (Pak Building) — /�; eVacant Gas Station ` "` ' N h roposed Future Land Use*: �� Mixed Use PUD �'' `r '' Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 7 ;� ' Assessed Market Value: $981,400 I . '+ r , :a,. Total Land Area: 5.6 Acres - ;:,--_,-__,77,_==-- Strengths: • Potential Enhancement of Image and Identity • County Highway 10 Frontage • Indicated Interest A • Currently Vacant Buildings Could Minimize re Relocation Expenses { ` • Most Parcels Within TIF District - 1 Weaknesses: • Irregular Configuration of Lots 0 _ _... _ *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. A WY OF 0 OuNDO .p ~Ois-/- PartneCs\AS g - kr7 If' 71@rLv® cywolrg DDTP@Tf@g, Instructions: Complete the table below by assigning a number between one and six to each project. A ranking of one would indicate the most important redevelopment priority while a ranking of six would indicate the least important. Projects will be given the following points based on the ranking: One: 6 pts Two: 5 pts Three: 4 pts Four: 3 pts Five: 2 pts Six 1 pt 111 Project Number Project Description Ranking 1 Herbst and Pettibone 2 Everest County Highway 10 Properties 3 Network Liquors 4 Skyline Motel 5 Groveland and County Highway 10 6 Silver Lake Road and County Highway 10 ©OT 7 OF I1 ©_ .p Afro d'rels PartnerS���S 1W© I o 7�° 7 ooT � Herbst and Pettibone Property Location: County Road H and Old Highway 8 - Current Land Use: —- Industrial ` Proposed Future Land Use*: Herbst Site Pettibone Site ; ; Herbst: Light Industrial .\ 4410 , � Pettibone: Regional Commercial PUD _ � ^N Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 2 Assessed Market Value: $946,200 Total Land Area: 4.5 Acres Strengths: • Within Existing TIF District 11 • Large Land Area : ® t E�. i .1 • Adjacent to Existing Mermaid Redevelopment Weaknesses: • Potential Environmental Concerns • Difficult Businesses to Relocate • *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. Ur' 00.E I1 © _ .p (9 IEW ~o4-PeePartner � s r ❑ ng&' � o @[ �� 0 ° ©74 .17) 111"t'lln-q0. o Everest County Highway 10 Properties Property Location: _ JJ County Highway 10 and Woodale `N a ;� ;� Current Land Use: ,�, = Everest Mil I - - / 01 vacant, 3 Owner-Occupied Single Family / �' ,./.- ii_i_,. Residences, 1 Rental Property / /' Proposed Future Land Use*: ‘. "/N . / C Light Industrial PUD 4 _ `�\ Parcel Information: Number of Parcels: 5 Assessed Market Value: $561,600 Total Land Area: 5.5 Acres Strengths: • County Highway 10 Frontage • Within Existing TIF District • Primarily Adjacent to Commercial Property • Large Land Area • Developer Currently Owns Two Parcels Weaknesses: • Adjacent to Residential Area on the • West *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. ©0117 ©i • I11© rn De VEW •A rr,6-te, PartnersR 1 ! nit \A:S IrrIritmilit III Network Liquors Property Location: County H2 and County Highway 10 - <, 1 --1- Current Land Use: -J _ - . .i r . Liquor Store/Single Family Residence , •.. .0 • , . � . , , _ , ,,r__:..) ) .. ,... ,Proposed Future Land \, ``, -;,, � f Network Liquors r_ i Use*: j . I �_ r _'._N ., 1. �� '�1 SII.--7 ,, a Community Commercial 1 `' � i ,. Parcel Information: •:2 tz xr' •tt.4t i`i Number of Parcels: 1 b. — — --- Assessed Market Value: $75,800 Total Land Area: .4 Acres . e, Stren thS: I NETWORK-,A11;'./LIOVORT ,JIIMCK•W u _. r ,:■ 9 • Enhancement of Image and Si l Identity • Within Existing TIF District Weaknesses: • Small Parcel; Limited Redevelopment Potential ill *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change. Cul OF 0 a fro ere'rs a Partner0i' 0 � Q0 ©:. Wg1©7777 ©77(DTIMH eljtip Skyline Motel Property Location: Old Highway 8 � __� r11 1 Current Land Use: / ' A,B: City Owned Property - , ' ' ' . C,D,E: Motel i 1 F: Industrial 0 s 1 _"I:; �t 41) Use*: . I " Proposed Future Land '`� � ���E I. I �� It \t F.:�,_ ��� Light Industrial ,ii; 1' L .7: -.), . Parcel Information: iNumber of Parcels: 3Assessed Market Value: $ Ik "`J � Total Land Area: 4.7 Acres — -" Strengths: • Potential Enhancement of Image and Identity ii- • Adjacent to City Owned Property ' Weaknesses: _ _r—�{ . • Adjacent Land Uses Limit -rt. - Redevelopment Possibilities „.js • Lot Depth • Not Within a TIF District IIIII *Please note that the Comprehensive Plan/Future Land Use Plan has yet to be officially adopted. Accordingly,the above is subject to change.