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IEDC Agenda 10-07-2014 AGENDA INDUSTRIAL & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (IEDC) Tuesday, October 7th, 2014 – 7:00 a.m. Boom Island Room, Monticello Community Center ________________________________________________________________________________ Members: Joni Pawelk, Wayne Elam, Luke Dahlheimer, Rich Harris, Pat Thompson, Bill Tapper, Dick Van Allen, Dan Olson, Zona Gutzwiller, Jim Johnson, Don Roberts, Mary Barger, Tara Thurber, Tim O’Connor, Steve Johnson Liaisons: Jeff O’Neill, Mayor Clint Herbst, Glen Posusta, Marcy Anderson 1. Call to Order 2. Approve Minutes: a. September 10th, 2014 3. Consideration of adding items to the Agenda 4. Reports: a. Economic Development Report b. City Council c. Chamber of Commerce and Industry d. TAC 5. Consideration of 2014 Industry of the Year Selection and Award. 6. Consideration of a report on FiberNet Monticello Upgrades & Enhancements for Businesses. 7. Consideration to reschedule the November IEDC regular meeting. 8. Adjournment. (8:00am) MINUTES INDUSTRIAL&ECONOMICDEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE(IEDC) Tuesday,September2nd,2014-7a.m.-MonticelloCommunityCenter Present:WayneElam,JoniPawelk,LukeDahlheimer,PatThompson,BillTapper,Dick VanAllen,ZonaGutzwiller,DonRoberts,MaryBarger,TaraThurber,Steve Johnson Absent:RichHarris,DanOlson,TimO’Connor,JimJohnson Others:JeffO’Neill,AngelaSchumann,ClintHerbst,GlenPosusta,MarcyAnderson 1.CalltoOrder WayneElamcalledthemeetingtoorderat7:00a.m. 2.ApprovalofMinutes–August5th,2014Meeting PATTHOMPSONMOVEDTOAPPROVETHEAUGUST5TH,2014MEETING MINUTES.MARYBARGERSECONDEDTHEMOTION.MOTIONCARRIED11-0. 3.Considerationofaddingitemstotheagenda None 4.Reports a.EconomicDevelopmentReport:Staffnotedthestatusofseveralprojects recentlyapprovedbythePlanningCommission. b.CityCouncil:StaffandCouncilrepresentativesprovidedprojectandissue updatesandrespondedtocommitteequestions. c.ChamberofCommerceandIndustry:MarcyAndersonreportedoncurrent Chamberevents,projectsandissues. d.TAC:TheIEDCmembersdiscussedthedesignfortheTH25/CSAH75 intersection.TheIEDCcommentedthatWSBshouldreviewtheturningradius fortrucksattheTH25/CSAH75intersectionandconsiderthemeritsofaddinga dedicatedrightturnlanefromnorthbound25toeastbound75.AngelaSchumann notedthatasa2016project,theCityislookingataddingadedicatedrightturn lanefromwestbound7th StreettonorthboundTH25.Street.JeffO’Neill specificallynotedtheimportanceofstartingtheprocessforidentifyingawest interchangelocation. 5.IndustryoftheYearNominationUpdate IEDCMinutes:9/02/14 2 BondhusCorporation,WSIandXcelEnergyhaveeachbeennominatedascandidatesfor Monticello’s2014IndustryoftheYear.Eachhasbeeninvitedtorespondtosurvey questionsandofferafacilitytourtoshowcasetheirbusinessforIEDCconsideration.The nominationscommitteewillmeettodiscussformatandspeakingarrangementsforthe October22nd breakfastevent.TheIEDCwillselecttheIndustryoftheYearattheir October7th meeting. 6.Adjournment BILLTAPPERMOVEDTOADJOURNTHEMEETINGAT7:45A.M.LUKE DAHLHEIMERSECONDEDTHEMOTION.MOTIONCARRIED11-0. Recorder:KerryBurri__ Approved: Attest:____________________________ CommunityDevelopmentDirector IEDCAgenda:10/07/14 1 4.EconomicDevelopmentReport Block34Update InOctober,theMonticelloEDAwillbeconsideringactiontomoveforwardwiththe necessaryenvironmental,structuralandTIF-relatedqualificationprocessesassociatedwith supportingpossiblefutureredevelopmentofthepubliclyownedpropertiesonBlock34. TheCityorEDAowns9ofthe13parcelsontheblock;threeoftheseparcelsinclude buildings.ThebuildinglocateddirectlyatthecornerofTH25andCSAH75willneedtobe demolishedtosupporttheintersectionimprovementsanticipatedfor2015atTH25/CSAH75. Thestatusofthedemolitionoftheothertwobuildingswilldependontheoutcomeofthe findingsanalysis. BertramChainofLakesRequestforProposal TheCityCouncilhasauthorizedstafftoproceedwitharequestforproposalfortheBertram ChainofLakesRegionalAthleticPark.StaffhasbegundraftingapreliminaryRFPdocument fortheproject,whichwillincludebothareaffirmationoftheathleticparkconceptplan(ithas beenfiveyearssincetheneedsassessmentassociatedwiththatplanwascompleted),anda detailedmasterplanforthefullpark,includinggrading,environmental,sustainability, accessibility,andfinancialcomponents. ASteeringCommitteeincludingMonticelloCityCouncilandParksCommission representatives,aswellasWrightCountyBoardandBertramChainofLakesAdvisory Councilrepresentatives,willguidetheRFP,consultantselectionandplanningprocess. Publicinputwillbearequiredcomponentoftheplanningprocess.Regularupdateswillbe providedastheprojectprogresses. MonticelloTransitService OnSeptember22nd,theCityCouncilactedtoapproveacontractwithA+Taxifortransit servicesforthecommunity.ThePlanningCommissionmayrecallthatasofSeptember1, RiverRidertransitwasnolongerprovidingservice.ThecontractwithA+Taxiisatwo-year contract,whichwillprovidefor10hoursofserviceperdayfor52weeksperyear.Faresare setat$2.00forridesreserved24hoursormoreinadvance,and$3.00forsomedayrides. Moreinformationonthisserviceandthecontractcanbefoundby clickinghere toaccessthe Councilstaffreportforthisitem. TransportationAdvisoryCommittee TheTAClastmetonSeptember11,2014.Thegroupdiscussedvariousdesignconfigurations forTH25/CSAH75intersection.Theconsensusofthegroupwastocontinuetoworkwith WrightCountytopreserveparkingonbothsideofBroadway,whilecompleting improvementsinthecorridorwhichwouldsettheconfigurationfortheultimatedesign.The initialimprovementswouldnotincludeadualleft,butwouldbesetuptoaccommodatethe IEDCAgenda:10/07/14 2 dualleftsonceredevelopmentoccursonWestBroadway.Atthispoint,theCityiswaiting foraWrightCountyTransportationCommitteemeetingtobescheduledtodiscussthenewly updatedconfigurations. ThegroupalsodiscussedprogressonplanningfortheFallonAvenueoverpass.Atthistime, theCityisworkingwithSt.Henry’sCatholicChurchonlandappraisalsrelatedtothedesign forthenorthsideoftheoverpass. StaffnotedtotheTACthatastheI-94Coalitioncontinuestomakeprogressinfundingand completingimprovementsalongtheI-94corridor,itwillbecomemoreimportantthat Monticelloidentifyalocationforawestinterchange.TheTACthereforerecommendedthat staffprepareanoutlineforaplanningeffortforthatidentification,alongwithpotentialstudy costs. PlanningCommission PlanningCommissionagendaforOctoberisattached. MarketMatchingUpdate TheMarketMatchingmonthlyreportforSeptemberisattachedforreference. City/EDALandTourFollow-Up CityCouncilandEDAmembersattendedatourofEDA/CityownedpropertiesonSeptember 8th,2014.Thegoalofthetourwastofamiliarizememberswiththepropertiesownedbythese twopublicentities.Asafollow-upaction,theEDAwillholdaworkshoponOctober8 th to providestaff,theEDA/CCLandSaleandAcquisitionCommittee,andtheMarketMatching teamwithdirectiononwhichofthetouredpropertiestheywouldliketoseemarketed, provideinputonmarketstrategy(idealusers,brokerservices,salessheetinfo,etc.),and informationonwhichpropertiestheybelievearebestheldforredevelopmentpurposes. AGENDA MONTICELLO PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING Tuesday, October 7th, 2014 - 6:00 PM Mississippi Room, Monticello Community Center Commissioners: Chairman Brad Fyle, Sam Burvee, Charlotte Gabler, Alan Heidemann Council Liaison: Lloyd Hilgart Staff: Angela Schumann, Steve Grittman - NAC, Ron Hackenmueller 1. Call to order. 2. Citizen Comments. 3. Consideration of adding items to the agenda. 4. Consideration to approve Planning Commission minutes. a. Regular Meeting – June 3rd, 2014 b. Regular Meeting – August 5th, 2014 5. Consideration to accept resignation of Commissioner Sala. 6. Consideration to reschedule November Planning Commission meeting. 7. Consideration to call for public hearing on an amendment to the Monticello Comprehensive Plan, Chapter 3-Land Use, as related to required Land Use Plan Map amendments. 8. Community Development Director’s Report 9. Adjourn. engineeringplanningenvironmentalconstruction 701XeniaAvenueSouth Suite300 Minneapolis,MN55416 Tel:763-541-4800 Fax:763-541-1700 EqualOpportunityEmployer wsbeng.com 9/29/14 CityofMonticello 505WalnutStreet Monticello,MN55362 Re:SeptemberMonticelloMarketMatchingUpdate DearMr.O’Neill: Perourcommunicationplan,theaimofthisreportistoprovideyouwithanupdateonactivities thatoccurredduringthemonthofSeptemberasitrelatestotheMarketMatchingservice contract.ThisreportwillbedistributedtoCityStaff,aswellastheCity’sEDAandCity Council. MeetingsWSBHeld/Attended: EDA/City-OwnedPropertyTour RegularEDAMeeting ACECPACMeeting WCEDPStateoftheCitiesMeeting EDAMFallForum Block34RFEIkick-offmeeting Bi-WeeklyMeetingswithCityStaff MeetingwithTOLDDevelopment MeetingwithBurkePropertyManagement WSBMarketMatchingEfforts: WSBfollowedupwithbakeryprospect. WSBfollowedupwithprospectforFred’sAutosite. WSBmetwithTOLDDevelopmenttohavepreliminarydiscussionsrelatedtotheBlock 34RFEI.Thedeveloperhasinterestandiswillingtoconductapersonalsitevisitthisfall. Followupisongoing. WSBmetwithBurkePropertyManagementtoexploreprospectsfordevelopmentof seniorlivingfacility. Page2 WSBbeganupdatingtheSiteFlyerstomarketFred’sAutositeandthepropertieson NorthCedar. WSBbeganworkoncollectingandorganizingindustrialsitedatabasedontheproject AxelRFI. WSBupdatedtheCitySiteMaps. WSBhascontinuedworkonthehousingdemandanalysisandwillprovideadrafttoCity staffforreview.FinalHousingDemandAnalysisisslatedtobepresentedtoCityCouncil andEDAbyendofOctober. WSBrefinedthelistofdevelopersinpreparationforthedowntownredevelopmentRFP. AlldeveloperswillreceiveacommunityflyerhighlightingBlock34aswellastheother threeblocksattheintersectionofCSAH75/Hwy25. Sincerely, JohnUphoff WSB&Associates,Inc. IEDC Agenda – 10/07/14 1 5. Consideration of 2014 Industry of the Year Selection and Award. (AS) A. REFERENCE & BACKGROUND: The IEDC is asked to consider action related to the award for 2014 Industry of the Year event. The IEDC has received three nominations for this year’s industry of the year award. With three nominations, it was unnecessary for the subcommittee to meet this year to narrow the field of industries. However, all nominated industries have provided information via a requested survey and tours of each of the three industries were arranged for the IEDC membership. Nominations are attached for reference, along with survey information and award criteria. The IEDC is asked to consider the nominations and complete a vote on this year’s award. Voting will be completed by secret ballot, with votes tallied by the Chair. Please note that the current criteria adopted by the IEDC makes no reference to whether IEDC member industries are allowed to vote if nominated. As such, staff’s recommendation at this time is to allo w for IEDC member/nominated businesses to vote in the secret balloting, as was the procedure in 2013. In regard to further detail on the event itself, the event date has been set for Wednesday, October 22nd from 7:30 – 9:00 AM. Each of the nominated industries, as well as the event itself, have been promoted on the City’s website, at a Chamber luncheon, and a City Council meeting. Each nominee will have a reserved table at the event. At the time of this report, a DEED representative was scheduled to as the featured keynote. Emailed “Save the Date” information was sent the week of September 22nd. Invitations and a press release regarding this event and 2014 award winner will go out this week. B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1. Motion to award the 2014 Industry of the Year Award to _______________________. 2. Motion to table for further discussion. C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: None. D. SUPPORTING DATA: A. Industry of the Year Criteria B. 2014 Nomination Forms C. 2014 Nominee Surveys 2014 Industry of the Year Nomination Form (Feel free to nominate more than one qualified industry – please use one form for each nomination) NOMINATIONS DUE SEPTEMBER 1st, 2014 Selection Criteria  Must be classified as Industry. Industry shall be defined as: a business that performs a majority of their commercial activity with other businesses and a minority of their commercial activity directly with the public consumer.  The Business has been established for at least (5) five years.  The Business has not received this award in the past five (5) years.  Business Excellence: Successful business practices, i.e., marketing and promotion of business ethics; promotion of employee growth and development; contribution to its industry; and research and development  Staff training, motivation, and employee engagement: Philosophy of engaging and empowering employees. Empowered employees are proactive and persistent, and make decisions that are consistent with the company’s strategic goals and objectives. Organizations benefit greatly from having an engaged workforce. Research shows strong connections between employee engagement and turnover, productivity, customer service, loyalty and corporate financial performance.  Innovation: Creativity, entrepreneurial, and implementing innovation in business operations, products and services. Strides to continually distinguish itself from other businesses in their industry.  Community Involvement: A demonstrated interest in the welfare of the community through financial contribution, service, and civic leaderships. Actively supports the community through participating in volunteer programs and/or events  Customer Relations: A high level of customer confidence and excellence in customer services and relations.  Economic Growth: Continual increase in tax base and creation of liveable wage jobs. IEDCAgenda–10/07/14 1 6.ConsiderationofareportonFiberNetMonticelloUpgrades&Enhancementsfor Businesses (JO/RL) A.REFERENCE&BACKGROUND: In2014FiberNetMonticello(FNM)wasplacedunderthecontrolofanewmanagement team.WiththeguidanceofBrianEstremandDanOlsentherewasanextensivereviewofthe networkwhichresultedinacomprehensiveplanformovingforward.Afternearlysixmonths ofwork,positivechangesarenowcompleteornearingcompletion. Initially,therehavebeensignificantchangesmadetothenetworkwhichwillgreatlyimprove thequalityofinternetserviceforsubscribers.Thisincludesbothnewequipmentaswell changestopeeringrelationshipsthatenhancetheuserexperience. Inaddition,ideasforhowtoutilizetheinfrastructureavailableinMonticellohaveopenedup newpossibilitiesforlocalbusinesses.FiberNet’snetworkoffersanadvantageousplatformfor apublic/privatepartnershipcapableofdeliveringtheadvancedservicesbusinessesrequire. FiberNetispursuingapreferredpartnershipwithacompanycalledParagonthatspecializesin advancedIP/ITservices.AdditionalinformationaboutParagonisincludedinthesupporting dataandwillalsobeavailableatafutureIEDCmeeting. B.ALTERNATIVEACTIONS: None C.STAFFRECOMMENDATION: None D.SUPPORTINGDATA: FNMSlides OurMissionisto Listen,Connect,and BuildReliableand EffectiveNetwork, Data,VoiceandIP SecuritySystems. Weplacean emphasison professionalismand outstanding customerservice! •Paragonisasingle-sourceproviderofleading edgeIP/ITservices •Weconnectandprotectfacilities,peopleand datafororganizationsinthepublicandprivate sectors •OurIPplatformsleverageourcustomer’s existingtechnology–increasingtheir operationalefficiencyandreducingtotalcostof ownership IntroducingParagon www.Paragon.net Par-a-gon Asampleof excellence astohavenoequalor match Onethatisworthyof imitationor duplication Anideal representativeexample ofatypeofarchetype, model •ParagondesignsanddeploysthelatestinIP/IT technologyinkeyareas: •IPManagedServices •IPDataServices •IPCommunications •IPPhysicalSecurity •HostedSolutions •Video IntroducingParagon www.Paragon.net WeListen .WeConnect.WeBuildIP www.paragon.net YourITSolutionsandManagedServicesPartner “IntegratingITwithBusinessStrategyandValue” BusinessApplicationIntegration ManagedServices/Monitoring/Helpdesk Audio Video CablingPhysical Security Storage A D V I S O R Y S E R V I C E S NetworkInfrastructure/IaaS/CarrierServices DataCenter/Cloud-Yours,Ours,orHybrid R E S P O N S I V E N E S S Unified CommunicationsWirelessNetwork Security Specializations CreatingaPreferredPartnership toServeLocalBusinesses •FiberNetwillprovideinternet,television,&limitedphone services. •Paragonwillprovideadvancedphone,IPsecurity,network solutions,anddatacenterservicesusingFiberNet’snetwork. •Monticellobusinesseswillreceiveexceptionalservice thatsupportstheircontinuedsuccess. IEDC Agenda – 10/07/14 1 7. Consideration to reschedule the November regular meeting date. (AS) A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: Due to the general election occurring on Tuesday, November 4th, no public meetings may be held during the hours of 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM. However, the IEDC has traditionally moved its meeting date to avoid any conflict. In addition, FiberNet Monticello would like to host a breakfast event for IEDC members in November. As such, the IEDC is asked to take action to reschedule the date of its regular meeting. A date for the breakfast event will be provided at the October meeting for rescheduling purposes. B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1. Motion to reschedule the November regular IEDC meeting to ____________________, 2014. C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: None. D. SUPPORTING DATA: A. Calendar for November, 2014