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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
MOUNDS VIEW CITY HALL
FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2011
7:30 A.M.
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. APPROVE APRIL 15, 2011 EDC AGENDA
4. APPROVE JANUARY 21, 2011 EDC MINUTES
5. SPECIAL BUSINESS
6. EDC BUSINESS
A. TCAAP Update – Jill Hutmacher, Arden Hills Community Development Director
7. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONERS
8. REPORTS OF STAFF
A. Select Senior Living Project Update
B. Recap of April 13th Mounds View Business Council Meeting
C. Mounds View Business News
D. Available Business Sites in Mounds View
E. Town Hall Meeting – Monday, April 18th at City Hall
F. Chamber Business Expo – Tuesday, May 10th at The Mermaid
9. NEXT REGULAR EDC MEETING
Friday, May 20, 2011 at 7:30am
10. ADJOURNMENT
EDC Members: Gary Meehlhause, Jennifer Wagner-Harkonen,
Greg Belting, Jason Helgemoe, Torri Johnson, Dan Larson & Jim Paron
City Staff: Economic Development Specialist Heidi Steinmetz
Minutes of the Economic Development Commission
City of Mounds View
Ramsey County, Minnesota
Regular Meeting
January 21, 2011
City of Mounds View, Council Chambers
2401 Highway 10, Mounds View, MN 55112
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chair Gary Meehlhause called the meeting to order at 7:35am.
2. ROLL CALL
Members Present: Chair Gary Meehlhause, Vice Chair Jennifer Wagner-Harkonen
and Commissioners Greg Belting, Jason Helgemoe, Torri
Johnson, Dan Larson and Jim Paron
Staff Present:Community Development Director Ken Roberts & Economic
Development Specialist Heidi Steinmetz
3. APPROVAL OF JANUARY 21, 2011 AGENDA
Motion/Second: Vice Chair Wagner-Harkonen moved and Commissioner Johnson
seconded the approval of the January 21, 2011 EDC agenda.
Motion Carried: 7 Ayes, 0 Nays
4. APPROVAL OF NOVEMBER 19, 2010 EDC MINUTES
Motion/Second: Commissioner Johnson moved and Commissioner Belting seconded the
approval of the November 19, 2010 minutes.
Motion Carried: 7 Ayes, 0 Nays
5. SPECIAL BUSINESS
A. Oaths of Office – Jennifer Wagner-Harkonen, Dan Larson & Jim Paron
Jennifer Wagner-Harkonen, Dan Larson and Jim Paron read and signed their oaths of
office during the January 21, 2011 EDC meeting.
B. Appoint 2011 EDC Chairperson & Vice Chairperson
Motion/Second: Commissioner Larson nominated and Commissioner Belting seconded the
nomination that Torri Johnson become the 2011 EDC Chairperson.
Motion Carried: 7 Ayes, 0 Nays
Motion/Second: 2010 Chari Meehlhause nominated and Commissioner Belting seconded
the nomination that Jennifer Wagner-Harkonen become the 2011 EDC Vice Chairperson.
Draft EDC Minutes
January 21, 2011
Page 2 of 4
Motion Carried: 7 Ayes, 0 Nays
C. Recognize Jackie Entsminger for her Eight Years of Service on the EDC
Commissioner Meehlhause read the Certificate of Appreciation to Jackie Entminger as
follows:the Mounds View Economic Development Commission awards this certificate to
Jackie Entsminger (7954 Long Lake Road) for serving on the Economic Development
Commission for eight years.
Commissioner Meehlhause thanked Ms. Entsminger personally and said she was a great
Commission member. He hopes she comes back to the Commission someday.
Commissioner Belting said that Jackie had some good insight and he appreciated that she
was so passionate about the City of Mounds View. Chair Johnson agreed.
Economic Development Specialist Steinmetz added that Ms. Entsminger was invited to
attend today’s meeting and Monday’s City Council meeting but she respectfully declined.
6. EDC BUSINESS
A. Set 2011 Economic Development Priorities
Ms. Steinmetz reviewed the EDC’s 2010 priorities. After much discussion, the EDC
developed the below list of priorities for 2011. Chair Johnson clarified that the bullets
underneath the EDC’s #1 priority are in no particular order.
1) Development/redevelopment along the County Rd 10 corridor
Potential name change for County Rd 10
Premium Stop Redevelopment Area
Silver View Plaza
Complete remaining trailway connections to businesses
PAK building
Select Senior Living
Improve the aesthetics of properties in the County Rd 10 corridor
Vacant BP gas station site
Reconstruction of County Rd 10
2) Monitor and assist with Citywide housing issues and projects
3) Implement an informal business retention program
4) Continue budgeting to implement the Mounds View Branding Project
5) Monitor development plans for the TCAAP site in Arden Hills
6) Monitor Mounds View properties in transition
7) Skyline Motel redevelopment
8) Support the implementation of the Citywide Street & Utility Improvement Program
Motion/Second: Commissioner Helgemoe moved and Commissioner Larson seconded the
approval of the EDC’s 2011 Priorities.
Motion Carried: 7 Ayes, 0 Nays
7. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONERS
Commissioner Helgemoe announced that the Chamber’s annual Gala fundraiser will be
held on Friday, March 11, 2011 in St. Anthony.
Draft EDC Minutes
January 21, 2011
Page 3 of 4
Chair Johnson said there is a pasta dinner and silent auction on Sunday, January 30, 2011
at the American Legion in Fridley. Proceeds will benefit the Irondale High School All Night
Party.
Commissioner Meehlhause recognized the Irondale Nordic Boys Ski Team for being ranked
8th or 9th in the State, which is the first time in history for the school. He added that one of
the 9th grade girl skiers is ranked within the top ten in the State.
8. REPORTS OF STAFF
City staff provided the EDC with updates on the following items:
Mounds View Home Improvement Loans
Ms. Steinmetz reminded the EDC that the EDA approved four new loan programs in
November 2010. In January, the EDA approved the Greater Metropolitan Housing
Corporation to be the administer of the loans.
B-2, Limited Business Zoning District Amendments
Ms. Steinmetz said these potential amendments would allow more intense restaurants and
auto parts stores to be allowed in B-2 zoning districts within the City.
Select Senior Living Project
The developer purchased the three properties for this project in mid-December 2010. Once
the Housing Revenue Bonds are sold for this project, construction will begin.
Mounds View Business Council
This is a new group that was formed by the Chamber. It’s a group of Mounds View
businesses that get together monthly to discuss important business issues. Similar groups
exist in the other Chamber member cities. There will be a speaker at each meeting, such
as the Police Chief or the Fire Chief. The next meeting is February 9th. Contact Chamber
President Tim Roche to be added to the meeting notice list.
Commissioner Belting thanked Commissioner Helgemoe for hosting the Business Council
meetings at Western Bank. He added that it’s nice to meet Mounds View business owners
that he hasn’t met before.
Mounds View Business News
The January EDC meeting packet included the first two issues of the City’s new business
newsletter called Mounds View Business News. The newsletter is a way for the City is
trying to help businesses connect with one other. Commissioner Wagner-Harkonen asked
that the EDC be added to the newsletter distribution list.
Available Business Sites in Mounds View
Ms. Steinmetz clarified that the list does not include redevelopment sites but that she’ll
include them in future EDC meeting packets. She said the new entry on the list is Mounds
View’s Medtronic distribution space located in Mounds View Business Park South.
OTHER
Commissioner Belting welcomed new EDC member Jim Paron and said that Jim’s insight
about the redevelopment of County Rd 10 will be very helpful to the Commission because
Mr. Paron’s home is located on the highway.
Draft EDC Minutes
January 21, 2011
Page 4 of 4
Ms. Steinmetz invited the EDC to attend the Monday, March 7th City Council Work Session
to share with the Council the EDC’s accomplishments over the last few years and to discuss
the EDC’s 2011 priorities with the Council.
9. NEXT REGULAR EDC MEETING
The next regular EDC meeting was scheduled for Friday, February 18, 2011 at 7:30am.
10. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the January 21, 2011 meeting adjourned at 8:58am.
Respectfully submitted,
Heidi Steinmetz, Economic Development Specialist
Item #: 8A−F
Meeting Date: April 15, 2011
Type of Business: EDC
Administrator Review: ____
City of Mounds View Staff Report
To: Economic Development Commission
From: Heidi Steinmetz, Economic Development Specialist
Item Title/Subject: Reports of Staff
8A – Select Senior Living Update
This project is partly being funded by Housing Revenue Bonds. The City’s bond counsel is
optimistic that the bonds will be sold in coming months. The developer still hopes to break
ground this summer.
8B – Recap of April 13th Mounds View Business Council Meeting
The Mounds View Business Council meets the second Wednesday of each month at the
Mounds View Community Center. The next meeting is Wednesday, May 11th at 7:30am.
Chamber President Tim Roche sends meeting notices via e-mail. If you would like to be
added to his list, please e-mail him at tim@twincitiesnorth.org or call him at 763-571-9781.
City staff will provide a verbal recap of the April 13th Business Council meeting at the April
15th EDC meeting.
8C – Mounds View Business News
City staff began publishing Mounds View Business News (a business-to-business
newsletter) in December of 2010. The purpose of this newsletter is to provide Mounds
View businesses another way to connect with each other. The EDC received the
December and January editions in their January EDC meeting packet. Attached are the
February and March editions.
8D – Available Business Sites in Mounds View
Attached are lists of available business and redevelopment sites in Mounds View. For
details on each site, visit the City’s Website at www.ci.mounds-view.mn.us/availablesites
and click on each property name.
8E – Town Hall Meeting – Monday, April 18th at City Hall
Attached is the agenda for the 7th Annual Town Hall Meeting to be held at City Hall on
Monday, April 18th. The formal presentation is at 7:00pm.
April 15, 2011 EDC Meeting
Items 8A−F
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8F – Chamber Business Expo – Tuesday, May 10th at The Mermaid
Attached is information about the Chamber’s Business Expo on May 10th at The Mermaid in
Mounds View. The Expo begins at 5:00pm, featuring about 75 booths representing
Chamber area businesses. Appetizers will be provided by Chamber member restaurants
and caterers.
Before the Expo, the Chamber is sponsoring a seminar from 3:30-5:00pm entitled
“Demystifying The Mobile Internet”.
Contact the Chamber at 763-572-7950 to register by April 29th.
Respectfully submitted,
____________________________
Heidi Steinmetz, Economic Development Specialist
Attachments
Mounds View Business News, February & March 2011
Available Business Sites in Mounds View
Mounds View Redevelopment Opportunities
April 18th Town Hall Meeting Agenda
May 10th Business Expo Details
City Hall: 763−717−4000 City Website: www.ci.mounds-view.mn.us
February 2011
Volume 1, Issue 3
Penny Pinchers to Separate from NYFS
In the coming months Penny Pinchers will separate from Northwest Youth & Family Ser-
vices (NYFS) and become a stand alone 501C3 nonprofit organization. Penny Pinchers
has been located in the Mounds View Square shopping center since August of 2001.
This new, mutually beneficial arrangement will allow Penny Pinchers, Inc. to expand its
mission in the community and give NYFS additional flexibility in how it serves youth and
families. Donna Siech will continue as store manager and assume responsibility of oper-
ating the new legal entity. This transition is expected to be complete by June 30, 2011.
We want to assure you that our commitment to providing high-quality, low-cost used goods and serving youth is as
strong as ever. Penny Pinchers, Inc. will continue to partner with NYFS to serve youth through the Youth Employment
Training Program.
More details about the changes at Penny Pinchers will be available in coming weeks. Please contact Donna Siech at
763-783-3626 for more information.
Mounds View Community Thrift Store
We are excited to an-
nounce that Mounds
View Community Thrift
Store is now open! We
are located at 2604
County Road I, next to
Sam's Convenience
Store. We offer a little of
everything; from cloth-
ing, antiques, and col-
lectibles, to a variety of dollar store items. Look for sales
and promotions to begin soon, starting with Seniors Day at
20% off everything in the store on Tuesdays!
We are new business owners, and are open to, and would
appreciate any suggestions, tips or ideas from fellow busi-
ness owners, or the community. Please stop and say
hello!
We accept and appreciate donations of any unwanted
household items at the front door during business hours:
Tuesday−Saturday: 10am to 7pm
Sunday: Noon to 5pm
We are currently closed on Mondays. Look for our ex-
panded hours to be announced in Spring....
Contact us at 763-786-0244.
Owner: Dawn Huffman, 612-225-8191
Jeannie Kelm, 763-286-6864
Zep Manufacturing
Zep is located at 8490 Coral Sea St
NE in Mounds View. Zep has been
located in Mounds View since 1998.
Zep employs 46 people in the five-state area (MN, SD,
ND, WI and IA).
Zep manufacturers more than 3,500 industrial cleaning
products for professional use. Their products include
detergents, disinfectants, hand cleaners, degreasers,
deodorants, lubricants and floor finishes. Zep services
over 300,000 customers in industries including auto-
motive, hospitality, food processing, car washing, gov-
ernment, manufacturing, institutional and municipali-
ties.
Zep is a certified as an ISO-9001 & 14001 manufac-
turer. ISO is the International Organization for Stan-
dardization. This certification means is that Zep ex-
ceeds the standards of its industry.
Some of Zep’s customers include Best Buy, Jennie-O-
Turkey, the State of Minnesota and Waste Manage-
ment. Mounds View customers include Sysco, Mid-
west Motor Express, Bauer Welding and Vitran Ex-
press. Zep has 118 customers in the 55112 zip code
alone!
If your business needs products from Zep, please e-
mail Matt Oliver at matt.oliver@zep.com or call him at
612-242-0030.
Mounds View’s Business-to-Business Electronic Newsletter
Mounds View Business News February 2011
Mounds View business owners are invited to
attend informal Mounds View Business Council
meetings the second Wednesday of each
month. The next meeting is Wednesday, March
9, 2011 at 7:30am at MoundsView Motor Com-
pany. If you would like to receive meeting no-
tices, contact Chamber President Tim Roche at
tim@twincitiesnorth.org or 763-571-9781.
Below is a list of those who attended the Feb.
9th Mounds View Business Council meeting:
1. Anytime Fitness
2. Colonial Village
3. Dell-Comm
4. Medtronic
5. Mounds View Mayor & Staff
6. Representative Tom Tillberry
7. Silver View Chiropractic
8. Twin Cities North Chamber Staff
9. Western Bank
10. WIN Insurance
Mounds View Business Council
If you would like your business to appear in this newsletter, contact Heidi at heidi.steinmetz@ci.mounds-view.mn.us.
Anytime Fitness, the
world’s fastest growing
co-ed fitness club—with
more than 1,500 clubs
in all 50 states and seven countries—welcomed its mil-
lionth member on January 17, 2011. To celebrate, Anytime
Fitness has launched the Feel Like A Million campaign and
will give away $1 million in prizes and free access to online
fitness and nutritional support from AnytimeHealth.com. In
addition, Anytime Fitness will help one lucky person open
an Anytime Fitness franchise.
“Being a million members strong and having more than
1500 clubs open worldwide are great reasons to celebrate,
but it’s really about our members and their fitness success.
By celebrating throughout 2011, we hope to entice others
to commit to a healthier lifestyle and feel like a million,” said
Paul Benson and Robert Weber. “From the $1 million in
prizes, to helping someone open and run their very own
Anytime Fitness club, we want to give back on all levels by
making 2011 the year people commit to getting fit.”
The Feel Like A Million campaign will give away $1 million
in prizes throughout the year in a variety of daily contests
on AnytimeHealth.com, the official wellness website of
Anytime Fitness, which offers information about nutrition,
fitness, disease prevention and more. In addition, Anytime
Fitness will award special recognition to four individuals
who have transformed their lives through exercise and nu-
trition.
And, through March 1, the general public can get free, pre-
mium access to AnytimeHealth.com for one year, a $50
value. To redeem this offer, enter the code “million” when
prompted during the sign-up process on Anytime-
Health.com. Later this year, Anytime Fitness will announce
details on how someone will win the chance to open their
very own Anytime Fitness club.
“Many people start out strong with resolutions to get fit, but
slip back into old habits a few weeks into the New Year,”
said Benson & Weber. “We want to give them the tools
they need to stay on track. With 24-hour access to any
Anytime Fitness club in the world, and online support via
AnytimeHealth.com, keeping your resolutions has never
been easier.”
For more information on all the giveaways, log onto
www.AnytimeHealth.com. Locally, contact Mounds View’s
Anytime Fitness at 763-786-2244.
Anytime Fitness Launches “Feel Like A Million” Campaign
To Give Away $1 Million, a Franchise and Free Access to AnytimeHealth.com
The Board of Directors of the Twin
Cities North Chamber of Commerce
invites you to attend “A Day at the
Races' & Business Excellence
Awards Gala”. The event will be held
at the Silverwood Park
Great Hall in St. Anthony on Friday,
March 11. Tickets are $85 per/person
or $450 for a table of 8. Register
online at www.twincitiesnorth.org or
call the Chamber at 763-571-9781 for
tickets.
The funds raised at the Annual Gala will benefit local businesses in
the northern Twin Cities area. Our mission is to serve as an advo-
cate for local business and your support is sincerely appreciated as
we continue to pursue that goal. Thank you in advance for your sup-
port of the business community!
Come see who wins the following awards during the Gala: Innova-
tion through Technology Award, International Business Achievement
Award, Excellence in People Development Award, the Green Award,
the Community Advocate Award (Mounds View’s Western Bank is
nominated for this award), Best Sales & Marketing Team Award,
Nonprofit of the Year Award and the Bridge Builder Award.
Excellence in Business Gala − March 11, 2011
City Hall: 763−717−4000 City Website: www.ci.mounds-view.mn.us
March 2011
Volume 1, Issue 4
Mounds View’s Business-to-Business Electronic Newsletter
Kovacs Ground Care, which began in 1998 as a lawn care and snow removal business, has ex-
panded continually to become a provider of year-round maintenance services for commercial
properties in Mounds View and surrounding communities.
A hard-working extrovert, owner Andrew Kovacs says he appreciates making a living at some-
thing he enjoys, while helping people at the same time. He also provides consultation to property
owners about how to solve problems such as surface water run-off, soil erosion, and trouble
spots. Kovacs takes pride in the fact that his customers’ lush lawns are obtained through envi-
ronmentally sustainable turf management practices.
“I know that businesses – like me -- are always looking for ways to reduce costs. I’d like to help move Mounds
View commercial properties away from huge areas of golf course grass toward the use of attractive and sustain-
able plants that will cost less to maintain in the long run. Once well established, rain gardens and large areas of
native landscaping require very little attention, which saves the cost of mowing and watering. The same goes for
the right tree choices around buildings. It’s a good long-range investment in terms of facility heating and cooling
costs. I can help facilities managers with all of that,” said Kovacs.
While this winter’s record snowfalls proved challenging, Kovacs plowed not only his own accounts, but helped
cover others in his “network of plow jockeys” who fell behind or broke down. “Reliability is important to me. I take
good care of my equipment and my customers know they an count on me,” he said. That’s why I’ve been in busi-
ness so long.
To learn more about Kovacs Ground Care, go to kovacsgroundcare.com. To contact Kovacs Ground Care, send
an e-mail to info@kovacsgroundcare.com or call 612-963-2580.
Please help us welcome Win Insurance Agency’s newest employee, Tricia Jarmuzek. Tricia is the agency’s new
customer service representative and will also become a licensed insurance agent in the near future.
Win Insurance Agency was established in 1986 and is located at 2704 County Road 10.
We provide a wide range of insurance services to the Mounds View area. We are family owned and operated,
specializing in a variety of insurance programs. Our services include:
Our experienced and licensed agents are dedicated in providing exceptional personal customer service. We also
offer free quotes by phone. Call us at 763-780-5600 or visit our Website at www.wininsuranceagency.com.
Win Insurance Agency Hires New Employee
Kovacs Ground Care
Preferred rates for preferred drivers
Autos / homes / boats
Package your policy for discounts
Commercial and work comp
Business owners insurance
State filings available
Great indemnity product
Mounds View Business News March 2011
Mounds View business owners are invited to
attend informal Mounds View Business Council
meetings the second Wednesday of each
month. The next meeting is Wednesday, April
13, 2011 at 7:30am at the Mounds View Com-
munity Center. If you would like to receive
meeting notices, contact Chamber President
Tim Roche at tim@twincitiesnorth.org or 763-
571-9781. Below is a list of those who attended
the March 9th Mounds View Business Council
meeting:
1. Biolife Plasma Services
2. Colonial Village
3. Creative Kids Academy
4. Dell-Comm
5. Mounds View City Staff
6. Mounds View Councilmember Carol Mueller
7. Twin Cities North Chamber Staff
8. Western Bank
9. WIN Insurance
Mounds View Business Council
The Twin Cities North Chamber
of Commerce’s annual Excel-
lence in Business Gala was
held on March 11, 2011. About
200 area business reps and
supporters attended the event
held at the Great Hall in St. Anthony, MN.
The funds raised at the annual gala will benefit
local businesses in the northern Twin Cities
area. Watch for pictures and a list of award
winners in the Chamber’s upcoming Results
Newsletter, which will be posted on the Cham-
ber’s Website at www.twincitiesnorth.org.
Chamber’s Business Gala
The City of Mounds View on Facebook
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entitled “City of Mounds View, MN”. If you don’t have a Facebook
account, you can sign up for free at www.facebook.com.
Abbey Carpet & Floor of Mounds View was awarded the 2010 Angie’s List Super Service Award, an
honor bestowed annually on approximately 5 percent of all the companies rated on Angie’s List. Angie’s
List collects consumer reviews on local contractors and doctors in more than 500 service categories.
Currently, more than 1 million consumers across the U.S. rely on Angie’s List to help them make the
best hiring decisions. Angie’s List Super Service Award winners have met strict eligibility requirements
including earning a minimum number of reports, and exemplary rating from their customers and abiding
by Angie’s List operational guidelines.
Jason Studer, owner of 35W Auto Repair located
at 35W and County Road H, wants to caution
fellow business owners and representatives
about recent vandalisms and thefts that occurred at his place of
business. Over the last two months, damages and losses at his
business totaled about $11,000. The Mounds View Police Depart-
ment asks you to report any suspicious activity immediately by call-
ing 9-1-1.
Other Recent Crimes at Mounds View Businesses:
3/2/11-2100 Block of Program Ave: Officer responded to the report
of a theft at a business in the 2100 block of Program Ave, where a
carwash vacuum and coins were stolen.
3/4/11-2600 Block of County Rd I: Officers responded to an armed
robbery in the 2600 block of County Road I.
3/8/11-2200 Block of County Rd 10: Theft from auto in parking lot.
To request weekly e-mails with Mounds View crime summaries,
please contact Officer Kasey Keckeisen (Crime Prevention Unit) at
Kasey.Keckeisen@ci.mounds-view.mn.us or 763-717-4078.
For crime prevention tips for your business, visit the Minnesota
Crime Prevention Association’s Website at http://www.mncpa.net/.
AUTO REPAIRAUTO REPAIR 35W35W
Recent Crimes at Mounds View Businesses
Abbey Carpet & Floor of Mounds View Earns Angie’s List Super Service Award
If you would like your business to appear in this newsletter, contact Heidi at heidi.steinmetz@ci.mounds-view.mn.us.
2222 County Road 10
Phone: 763-398-3981
Web: http://moundsview.abbeycarpet.com/
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Available Business Sites
Mounds View is a community with an array of business opportunities.
From lease space to a redevelopment project, we are here to assist
you in finding the perfect site for your business or project. Below is a
list of available business space in Mounds View. Click on
each property name to view details on each property.
Sale or Lease Property Name Available Space Location Contact
Sale MultiTech Parcel 6.54 Acres no address Del Palachek
Sale Premium Stop Parcel 1.28 Acres 2390 County Rd 10 City Hall
Sale MoundsView Motor Co.3.26 Acres 2375 County Rd 10 Rob Davidson
Sale Former Let's Get Graphic 14,560 SF 2442 County Rd 10 Bob Bayer
Sale PAK 10,560 SF 2832 County Rd 10 Judy Wright
Sale Skyline Motel 2.85 Acres 4889 Old Hwy 8 Raman Bhakta
Sale Thrifty Car Rental .58 Acre 2975 County Rd 10 Jim Stimmler
Sale Former Synders 6,050 SF 2525 Long Lake Rd Deb Carlson
Sale Bridges Office Building 11,000 SF 2408 County Rd 10 Derrick Jensen
Sale Everest Properties 2.98 & .85 Acres 2310 County Rd 10 Tim Nelson
Sale Paron Properties 1.87 Acres 2300 County Rd 10 Jim Paron
Lease Dell-Comm 4,100 SF 4860 Mustang Circle Jim Freichels
Lease Community Center 1,000 SF 5394 Edgewood Dr City Hall
Lease WIN Insurance Agency 3 small offices 2704 County Rd 10 George Winiecki
Lease Subway Building 4,000 SF 2436 County Rd 10 Bob Bayer
Lease Multi-Tenant Office 2,000 SF 2402 County Rd I Ray Vandeveer
Lease Silver View Plaza 23,799 County Rd 10 Jim Stimmler
Lease Building D 55,742 SF 2222 Woodale Dr John Boich
Lease Building G 81,480 SF 5267 Program Ave John Boich
Lease Building H 78,016 SF 2290 Woodale Dr John Boich
Lease Building I 144,783 SF 2270 Woodale Dr John Boich
Lease Building J 42,551 SF 2250 Woodale Dr John Boich
Lease Bridges Technology Park 8,000 SF 8200 Coral Sea St Larry Lindberg
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Economic
Development Specialist
763-717-4029
Redevelopment
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Redevelopment Opportunities
Most of Mounds View's redevelopment opportunities are located
along the City's main commerical corridor, County Road 10 upon
which 21,600 cars travel per day (Source: MnDOT, 2007). Below is
a list of redevelopment opportunities in Mounds View:
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MoundsView Motor Company 3.26 acres
Premium Stop Redevelopment Area 9 acres
Everest Properties 2.98 acres and .85 acre
Three Single-Family Houses 1.87 acres
This redevelopment opportunity is located on Old Hwy 8, which is
adjacent to 35W.
Skyline Motel 2.85 acres
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7th Annual
6 – 8:30pm, City Exhibits
Banquet Center
Community Development Department
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Recycling
YMCA/Mounds View Community Center
7 – 8:30pm, City Presentations
7 – 7:15pm Mayor’s City Address
7:15 – 7:30pm Award Presentations
7:30 – 8:00pm Vision, Mission and Goals for 2011
Jim Ericson, City Administrator
8:00 – 8:30pm Final Thoughts and Questions
8:30pm, Town Hall Meeting Adjourns
Monday, April 18, 2011
6:00 8:30pm
Mounds View City Hall
Watch the meeting live on Mounds View TV Channel 16 or online at
www.ctv15.org/live/moundsview.html.
To watch online, you need high speed Internet & QuickTime.
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Twin Cities North Business Expo & Seminar
Twin Cities North Business Expo & Seminar
Hosted By: Twin Cities North Chamber of Commerce
& American Association of Micro Businesses (AAM)
The Mermaid, Mounds View
Seminar: 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Seminar Topic: Demystifying The Mobile Internet
Featured Speaker: Gary Braley
We are about to be swamped by another computer revolution; there have been three so far.
First came the wide spread adoption of computers in business in the 1960s; second we saw the
introduction of PCs in the 1980s and finally the spread of the Internet in the 1990s. The next
revolution is upon us and anyone who tries to ignore it will be left behind in a few short years.
The Fourth Revolution in Computer Technology began in 2010 with the introduction of the Apple
iPad - the first truly usable tablet computer. In one short year dozens of companies announced
a myriad of competing products in a category that did not exist twelve months earlier. Coming
on the heals of the smartphone, tablets are changing the way we work, learn, communicate and
play. We don't have to look for a phone now when we want to make a call and now we will no
longer have to go to a computer to process information; we can have one available just like a
cell phone - portable and always on.
The PC revolution took a decade to impact our lives but this one will happen much more quickly
for three reasons:
First - we are familiar with PC technology and easily recognize what a big improvement
these new devices bring.
Second - they are much cheaper than early PCs.
Third - touch screens, voice transcription and the new "app store model" for software
make the user experience much more satisfying. While traditional desktop and portable
PCs will not go away, most people will be thrilled to do much of their work on a
convenient tablet type device.
Hearing about a new device that already has 400,000 programs available is certainly
intimidating. This lecture will demystify the Mobile Internet and prepare your business to get on
board before the ship sales.
About the Speaker
Gary Braley has a passion for explaining technology to non-technical audiences. He has been
involved with computers his entire career including aerospace and healthcare systems
development, project management and consulting. He has lectured to hundreds of groups
across the country and abroad. He's taught at the high school and university level and enjoys
helping people understand how things work.
Gary received a Master's Degree in mathematics from The Ohio State University. His early work
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included programming on the guidance system for the Apollo Lunar Lander and development of
the earliest patient record systems used by hospitals including the National Institutes of Health.
He has consulted for over a hundred organizations including AT&T, Honeywell, 3M Allina,
Heath Partners, IBM and The NIH.
Expo: 5:00-7:30 p.m.
Network with familiar faces and meet new clients!
¨ Only 75 booths available on a first come, first served basis.
¨ Booths will be placed randomly to maximize your networking
opportunities.
¨ Appetizers provided by Chamber Member Restaurants and Caterers.
¨ Booths available to both Chamber members and Non-Members.
¨ Showcase your products and services to customers
¨ Show support by inviting your clients to this grand event!
¨ Bring door prizes to attract attendees to your booth.
You can’t miss this event!
Networking, Free appetizers, Cash bar, Door prizes
Advertised across the metro, Free admission, Open to the public
Business Expo Sponsors:
All Event Party Rental & Supplies, LLC
American Association of Micro Businesses (AAM)
AmeriPride Linen & Apparel Services
The Mermaid Entertainment & Event Center
Twin Cities North Chamber of Commerce
Register by Friday, April 29, 2011
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