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2018
Special Thanks to our
Participating Cities
City of St. Michael
City of Otsego
City of Rogers
City of Albertville
City of Hanover
City of Dayton
City of Corcoran
Cities of Medina & Hamel
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Thank You To Everyone for making the
2018 State of the Cities Luncheona Success!
St. Michael
State of the Cities - 2018
City Council Members
Matt Kammann Keith Wettschreck
Nadine Schoen Kevin Kasel, Mayor Cody Gulick
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
▪ J & B Group Expansion – 109,000+ SF
▪ STMA Bond Projects
▪ 12 classroom HS addition
▪ All-Purpose Turf/Dome Facility
▪ Cornerstone Village Two – 49 Unit Apartment
▪ 106 New Home Permits
J & B Group Warehouse Expansion
STMA High School Expansion
EDA Visits in 2017▪ TNT Nutrition
▪ Larry O’s Pizza
▪ Salon 61
▪ TechMate
▪ Peterson Funeral Home
▪ Randy’s Sanitation
▪ RJA Cabinetry
▪ Lakeside Academy
▪ Cornerstone Village
▪ J & B Group
▪ Liberty Restaurant/Legion
▪ Montgomery Farms
Housing Permits
Looking forward 2018
New Developments
Business Expansion and Outreach – EDA & Shop STMA
I-94 Corridor Coalition – Phase II Construction Funding
Continued Governmental Partnerships at all levels
(Cities, Schools, County, State, Federal)
Town Center Park Design
Public Works Cold Storage Building
High Service/Low Cost Focus
Residential Plats Gonyea Development (139)
Benzinger Homes (64)
Rachel Dev (66)
Fieldstone Passage (180)
Village of Town Center
208 Apartments
4 Buildings Phased Over Time
I-94 Coalition – The Next Phases
We need your continued help and support to “Unleash the Mobility” on I-94
Corridors of Commerce Projects are currently being submitted to MnDOT
St. Michael and Albertville will be submitting a 4 to 6 lane expansion between
us which was already funded for design with $1.4 Million of Corridors of
Commerce funding
Please attend our Legislative Preview Breakfast Event at 8am on Friday
February 16th at the Rogers Community Center.
Proposed I-94 / TH241Interchange
Thank you!
Photo by: Chris Marshall
Otsego
State of the Cities - 2018❖Mayor Jessica Stockamp
❖City Administrator Adam Flaherty
City Council Members
F: Corey Tanner / Mayor Jessica Stockamp / Vern Heidner
B: Tom Darkenwald / Jason Warehime
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Senior Housing Approved! – Guardian Angels Riverview Landing
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ ISD 728 Collaborations
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Updated Newsletter
❖ Painted Water Tower #1
❖ West Water System Expansion
❖ Wastewater Master Plan
Business Development
Brass Pocket Boutique (new)
P&F Machining (new)
Nystrom (expanded)
Jump City (expanded)
Crag Mini Storage (expanded)
Denny’s (10 Years + renovation)
Residential
595 Lots Final Platted in 2017
13 Active Housing Developments
Single Family
Villas / Detached Townhomes
18% (+) Population Growth Since 2010 Census
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New Residential Permits
Parks and Recreation
2 New Parks / Master Plan / More Trails
Looking forward 2018
❖ Strategic Planning
❖ New Website In Process
❖ Kadler Avenue Industrial Park (DEED – BDPI Grant Application)
❖ Street Projects: 85th Street / Maciver Avenue / CSAH 38
❖ Fire Services Study (State Fire Marshal Grant Application)
❖ Continual Improvements to Financial Planning
Super Bowl LII
Thank you!
Rogers
State of the Cities - 2018
City Council Members
❖ Rick Ihli, Mayor
❖ Mark Eiden, Councilmember
❖ Bruce Gorecki, Councilmember*
❖ Darren Jakel, Councilmember
❖ Shannon Klick, Councilmember
❖ *Recently appointed to the Met Council Transportation Advisory Board for
Federal Funding Solicitation
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments❖ Business Expansion and Outreach
❖ Building permits issued for $12 million in new commercial/industrial value (new development and expansion/remodel)
❖ Capitol Beverage expansion, and location of biotech manufacturer Access Point Technologies
❖ Equipment/Staffing
❖ New Fire tanker truck ordered (replacing 1990 tanker)
❖ Demolition of Northern Palms driving range building approved
❖ Added K9/drug dog via private donations, added Police Detective position
❖ Governmental Partnerships/Improvements
❖ Completion/opening of Rogers High School Performing Arts Center (new Third Wing in use for 2016/2017)
❖ Joined Anoka-Hennepin Drug and Violent Crime Task Force, leveraging law enforcement resources
❖ Added in-house Engineering position (budgetary savings), split 60/40 with City of St. Michael
❖ Actively meeting with ISD 728 and new Superintendent regarding ongoing partnerships and facilities planning
❖ Expansion of CR81/Brockton Lane intersection nearly complete (as part of FedEx development
improvements)
Business Development
❖ New Businesses
❖ Midwest Steel 55,000 sq foot office/warehouse under construction
❖ Capitol Beverage acquisition of Thorpe Distributing, 77,000 square foot expansion
approved for 2018 construction
❖ Secured location of biotech manufacturer Access Point Technologies, via State
and City revolving loan funds
❖ Lil’ Explorers Daycare, nearly complete
❖ Short or Tall restaurant, approved and under construction
❖ Big box distribution development has slowed
Residential
❖ Lennar Laurel Creek development breaks ground, begins home
construction in 2017
❖ 475-unit phased development of single family, villa/detached townhomes and
attached townhomes in SE Rogers
❖ Phase 1 under construction with 79 total units - townhomes, villas, single family
❖ Includes connection to first Metro Council Wastewater Interceptor in Rogers
❖ Fletcher Hills Second subdivision approved, 17 single family lots
❖ 74 new home permits issued in 2017 - increased permit activity anticipated
in 2018
❖ Strong and increasing interest in multi-family apartment development, both
affordable housing and market rate
❖ Multiple developers with land currently under contract, applications to follow
❖ Proposals from 50-300 units
Residential
Parks and Recreation
❖ 2017 Improvements
❖ Trail from Augusta Prairie to Triangle Park
❖ Safe Routes to School Trail from Mallard Drive to Rogers Middle School
❖ North Community Park Storm Shelter Construction
❖ Play Surface Improvements, Sunnyside/Hassan Hills
❖ New Lacrosse Wall
❖ Multi-purpose Field Grading at Water Reservoir Site
❖ Conducted scientific study of residents’ park/rec priorities and willingness to pay
❖ 2018 Planned Projects/Improvements
❖ Rogers Elementary Safe Crossing and Trail – Late 2018 Construction
❖ Safe Routes to School, Hassan Elementary to Marie Ave, working to secure funding and County alignment approval
❖ Design (potential construction start) of Lions Park Building @ Triangle Park
❖ Planning for Crow River and Rush Creek regional trails (Three Rivers Parks)
❖ Possible consideration of Sales or Property Tax Referendum – much discussion still needed
Looking forward 2018
❖ 2018 Tax Levy Increased 3.79% (6.75% increase in market value) with the Tax Rate decreasing by
3.93%
❖ New Planned/Expected Developments
❖ Laurel Creek (Lennar) Phase 2 development to begin – 136 additional units; townhome, villas, single family
❖ Interstate Companies under contract for a 50,000 sq ft truck and trailer sales/service facility, 35-50
employees (Vevea property, CR81/I94)
❖ Multi-family apartment applications anticipated, potentially multiple projects
❖ Expanded BR&E efforts with hiring (backfill) of new City Planner/Comm. Dev. Coordinator Jason
Ziemer
❖ Met Council Comprehensive Plan update is underway with community open houses coming up.
Super Bowl LII
“I had a rough night and I hate the ____ Eagles, man.
Patriots 38-2.”
– Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski
Thank you!
Albertville
State of the Cities - 2018
Agenda
City Council Members
Aaron Cocking - Rob Olson - Jillian Hendrickson - John Vetsch - Walter Hudson
New to Town
Green Martini Paint Co
T-Mobile
Converse
Accorde Orthodontists
John Joseph Salon
Express
AHO Law Office
Starbucks
Vitality Massage
Coborn’s Liquor
Coborn’s “Next –Generation” remodel
New Residential
Hunter’s Lake – single family
Towne Lakes 6th – luxury townhomes
Towne Lakes 7th – single family
Westwind Park
Central Park
Underway in 2018
Underway in 2018
Looking forward
Super Bowl LII
Hanover
State of the Cities - 2018City of Hanover Chris Kauffman, Mayor
11250 5th St. NE Brian Hagen, City Administrator
Hanover, MN 55341 (763)497-3777
Agenda
❖ Introduction (Administrator and Mayor)
❖ City Council Members
❖ Looking back on 2017 (Major Accomplishments)
❖ Business
❖ Residential
❖ Park & Rec
❖ 2018 Outlook/Looking Forward
❖ Potential upcoming levies or referendums etc.
❖ 2018 Opportunities for local communities
❖ Your prediction for Super Bowl LII!
City Council Members
Chris Kauffman, Mayor 2017-2020
Ken Warpula, Councilor 2015-2018
Jim Zajicek, Councilor 2015-2018
MaryAnn Hallstein, Councilor 2017-2020
Doug Hammerseng, Councilor 2017-2020
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ New Developments
❖ 1 Residential, 1 Commercial
❖ 1 Business Expansion/Relocation
❖ Purchased Fire Dept. Wildland Vehicle, Filled 3 vacancies, Hired 1 new position
❖ Continued Governmental Partnerships at all levels (Cities, Schools, County,
State, Federal)
Business Development
New Businesses
AT3 Tactical, 283 River Rd. NE, Unit 3
Hanover Chiropractic, 10981 4th St. NE, Suite 106
Living Essentially Sp’Oiled, 10981 4th St. NE, Suite 106
New Developments
Downtown Parking Lot
10 Acre Parcel on 5th ST. NE
JS Stewart Companies, 11159 5th St. NE
Hanover Public Works, 11149 5th St. NE
Residential
Building Permits
157 Total Permits - $4 million new valuation
6 vacant lots start of year, 30 lots added with final plat approval
7 New Construction permits issued, 3 being in the new development
Developer
Backes Development, LLC
Crow River Heights West 3rd Addition
30 Single Family Homes, 15 acres
72 acres remaining for future phases
Parks and Recreation
9 total parks
6 City
1 School
1 Three Rivers Park District
New Amenities
Multi-use Ballfield – Settlers Park
2 Family Ice Rinks – Mallard and Cardinal Circle Parks
Looking forward 2018
❖ New Developments
❖ 4 Residential totaling 280 acres
❖ Business Expansion and Outreach
❖ Annual EDA Business Social
❖ Continued expansion of Public Works Duties
❖ MS4 Regulations, Paving Projects, Storm Sewer Maintenance
❖ Continued Governmental Partnerships at all levels (Cities, Schools, County, State, Federal)
Super Bowl LII
Philadelphia Eagles 10 – New England Patriots 27
Thank you!
Dayton
State of the Cities - 2018
Agenda
❖ Introduction by Mayor Tim McNeil
❖ City Council Members
❖ Looking back on 2017 (Major Accomplishments)
❖ Business
❖ Residential
❖ Park & Rec
❖ 2018 Outlook/Looking Forward
City Council Members
Mayor Tim McNeil
Council Member Anne Ziebell
Council Member Shermer
Council Member O’Brien
Council Member Mellberg
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Balsam Lane Apartments fully occupied
❖ Balsam Lane Streetscape Completed
❖ Faithbrook Church Completed
❖ Public Works/Police Facility Completed
❖ Increased staff levels in Planning,
Administration and Public Works
❖ 2040 Comp Plan Update Underway
Business Development
Approved RDO Construction
Equipment Sales and Maintenance
Facility
35,000 sq. ft. facility with room for
expansion
Located off Holly Lane north of I-94
King Solutions expansion into Dayton
Distribution Center
Residential
Seven residential developments
actively building
Brayburn Trails Preliminary plat
approved in 2017
189 SF permits in 2017 compared
to 122 in 2017
Residential
Momentum will continue in
2018
Sundance Greens Preliminary
Plat
Several projects at concept
stage
Parks and Recreation Completed Installation of new playground at
Rivers Bend Park
Sundance Woods Playground Install in 2018
Underpass and trail to be installed connecting
the River Hills development to Stephens Farm
and Cloquet Overlook Park as part of West
Mississippi Regional Trail
Looking forward 2018
❖ North Dayton Development-future residential
Master Planned Neighborhood
❖ Kicking off City brand Initiative
❖ Continue to pursue funding for the I-
94/Brockton Interchange
Super Bowl LII
Thank you!
Corcoran
State of the Cities - 2018
CITY OF CORCORAN
City Council Members
Mayor Ron Thomas
Councilmember Tonya LaFave
Councilmember Mike Keefe
Councilmember Jon Bottema
Councilmember Brian Dejewski
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ New Developments (Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, other)
❖ Park Place Storage – 222,000 SF
❖ Downtown Utility and Street Improvement Project
❖ Community solar garden
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments❖ New Developments – Residential
❖ 73 new home permits in 2017
❖ 67 Ravinia
❖ Ravinia 7th and 8th addition (49 lots)
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ New Developments – Residential
❖ Bass Lake Crossing – MI Homes
❖ 97 single family detached villas (42 platted)
❖ Bass Lake Estates – MI Homes/Rachel
❖ 56 single family detached villas
❖ 7 self-storage buildings
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ New Developments – Residential
❖ Encore – Concept plan
❖ 250+ single family units
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Business Expansion and Outreach
❖ Completed a market analysis of southeast Corcoran
❖ Increased demand for a variety of housing products and a range of commercial goods
and services
❖ Leakage exists, data suggests Corcoran could attract stores in a variety of retail
categories
❖ Began business visits, continue in 2018
❖ Extended utilities have sparked conversations on expansions
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Equipment Replacement, Staffing, and Debt.
❖ Capital Improvement Plan
❖ Vehicle Condition Index report
❖ Staffing
❖ Additional Maintenance Operator
❖ First Public Works Director
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Continued Governmental Partnerships at all levels (Cities, Schools, County,
State, Federal)
❖ Advocated for new Wayzata elementary school for Corcoran residents
❖ Advocated legislative priorities; adopted priorities for 2018
❖ Continued discussions on opportunities with Rockford School District
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Parks and Recreation
❖ Meister Field Improvement Project
❖ Snyder Field Press Box Project
❖ Ravinia Neighborhood Park
Looking Back – 2017
Major Accomplishments
❖ Other Significant Impacting accomplishments
❖ Hosted many events
❖ Clean-up day, Night to Unite, shop with a cop, truck safety seminar, firearm safety, Country
Daze, Hennepin County Fair, Hamel Rodeo, Lions Tractor Pull and Demo Derby, and more.
❖ Enhanced social media presence
❖ 2040 Comprehensive Plan
❖ CR 10/50 Realignment
❖ The bear
Looking forward 2018
❖ New Developments (Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Institutional)
❖ Ravinia 9th addition: 49 lots
❖ Bass Lake Crossing: 97 lots
❖ Bass Lake Estates: 56 lots
❖ Possible Pulte development: 250 + homes
❖ Park Place Storage
❖ Western Waterloop, Gleason Parkway Extension
❖ Canine Officer, Detective, Recreation Coordinator
❖ Potential remodel of City Hall
Corcoran Outlook
❖ Strong development taking place
❖ Anticipate 100 housing starts in 2018
❖ Expanding population and household base for businesses
❖ 300 new residents per year
❖ Financial strong with growing tax base
❖ Strong stable City Council and community
❖ A great place to live, work, and play
❖ A great time to invest in Corcoran
Thank you!
Medina
State of the Cities - 2018
Agenda
❖ Introduction – Medina Mayor Bob Mitchell and City Administrator Scott Johnson
❖ City Council Members
❖ Looking back on 2017
❖ Business
❖ Residential
❖ 2018 Outlook/Looking Forward
❖ 2018 Budget
❖ 2018 Projects
❖ Your prediction for Super Bowl LII!
Medina City Council Members
Mayor Bob Mitchell
Council Member John Anderson
Council Member Jeff Pederson
Council Member Kathleen Martin
Council Member Lorie Cousineau
Business Development
Medina AutoMotorPlex – Bruno Silikowski’s development at
Arrowhead Drive and Hamel Road includes 12 buildings to
contain approximately 212,540 s.f. of private garage space
and 26,125 s.f. of retail space. The developer anticipates
that the garages would be divided via condominium plat
into approximately 162 individually owned units.
Business Development
Wealshire of Medina - The Wealshire of Bloomington is
constructing a 163,000 s.f. one-story (w/ partial lower level),
150-resident memory care facility at the northwest corner
of Mohawk Drive and Chippewa Road. The owner
currently operates a facility in Bloomington and previously
operated the Wealstead of Rogers.
Business Development
Just for Kix - Clough Properties, LLC constructed and
opened in 2017 an 18,040 square foot commercial building
at 45 Highway 55. Clough Properties operates a dance
studio along with a small related retail operation in the
facility.
2017 Residential Activity
Building Permit Activity
60 single family homes
$47,461,896 construction valuation
Residential
Lennar – 15 single family homes
Charles Cudd – 9 single family homes
David Weekley Homes – 11 single family
homes
Residential
Toll Brothers – 13 single family homes
Misc. builders – 12 single family homes
2018 Budget
General
Fund Total
Budget Levy Tax Rate
2017 $4,309,741 $3,808,978 22.269%
2018 $4,426,643 $3,904,817 21.524%
❖ Total levy 2.5% increase
2018 Budget – Where Does My
Property Tax Dollar Go?
Looking forward 2018
Medina Senior Living Project – Property located north of Highway 55, west
of Mohawk Drive, and South of Chippewa Road the developer (Lunski)
proposes to construct an 82-unit senior living complex consisting of three
stories and approximately 100,000 square feet. In addition, a separate
25,000 square foot two-story medical/office building and future commercial
development is also proposed for the site.
Continued single family housing construction
Comprehensive Plan Process - Draft plan currently under review by the
Metropolitan Council. Final approval by the spring of 2018.
Super Bowl LII
Coach Mike Zimmer – “There is no
Damn Curse”
