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FY 2014 Budget Presentation
Dubuque Ranked 16th in top 100 cities
and 3rd among Midwest cities as
Leading Locations
2012
Area Development Magazine
Diverse, Strong Dubuque Economy
Dubuque is one of just 26 metro areas
(out of 363) that have
completely recovered
the jobs lost during the recession.
Study commissioned by the U.S. Conference
of Mayors, January 2012
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City Council Priorities
4 Historic Millwork District Master Plan
4 Support of Greater Dubuque Development Corporation
4 Washington Neighborhood Strategy
4 Master Plan for Chaplain Schmitt Island
4 New Industrial Park Location and Action Plan
City Council Priorities
Management Agenda
Industrial Riverfront Leases
Arts and Economic Prosperity Study
Workforce Market -Rate Housing Strategy
Teaming with Other City Departments
Parking
Division
Housing &
Community
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Leisure
Services
Public
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Information
Services
City
Attorneys
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Finance
Teaming with Other City Departments
Economic
Development
Partnering with Government Agencies
Iowa
Department of
Transportation
(IDOT)
Economic
Development
Administration
(EDA)
Iowa
Department
of Cultural
Affairs
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Development
Authority
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Economic
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National Park
Service
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Dubuque
County
Partnerships with Non - Profit Agencies
East Central
Intergovernmental
Agency
Dubuque
Main
Street
Prosperity
Eastern
Iowa
St.
Mary's
Task
Force
Dubuque
Initiatives
-17%\rA'
Economic
Development %
Greater
Dubuque
Development
Corporation
Four
Mounds
Foundation
Washington
Neighborhood
Development
Corporation
Passenger
Rail
Community
Foundation
of Greater
Dubuque
Dubuque
Area
Chamber
of
Commerce
Dubuque
Art
Center
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Accomplishments
8- Development Agreements
O A. Y. McDonald Mfg.Co.
O The Rose of Dubuque, L.P.
4 Bonson Block, LLC - 356 Main Street
O Theisen Supply
O Hunter Equity, LLC (Fed -Ex)
O Rousselot
O Rainbo Oil Co.
O Weaver Castle, LLC - 407 -409 Loras Blvd.
4 - Enterprise Zone Applications
Wilmac Property Company (Betty Building)
O St Mary's Condominiums, LLC
<>Weaver Castle, LLC
<>Rousselot, Inc.
Successful State Assistance Application
Grants
• Green Industrial Supply, Inc. (IVF -HQJP)
• A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. (IVF)
• Heartland Financial USA, Inc. (IVF)
Downtown Housing Incentive Projects
Completed
5 - Agreements
Plastic Center, Inc. -
• 426 -428 W 5th Street
• 951 -957 Main
• Caradco Landlord, LLC - 900 Jackson St
• Franklin Investments, LLC - 39 Bluff St
• Bonson Block, LLC - 356 Main St.
O Nottingham Properties - 485 Locust
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Downtown Rehabilitation Loan Program
Funding Schedule
Proposed Schedule
• 900 Main Street FY2013
• 1000 Jackson Street FY2014
• Hotel Julien FY2016
• 1005 Main Street FY2018
• 756 Main Street FY2020
• 44 Main Street FY2022
• 900 Jackson Street FY2024
• 39 Bluff Street FY2025
• 1132 -6 Locust FY2026
Washington Neighborhood Facade Grant
< $225,000 available
*Began taking applications in November
*Commercial properties only
*Emphasis on Central Avenue corridor
Port of Dubuque Flexsteel Expansion
Ribbon Cutting
40,000 square foot facility
$9 million investment
Create 10 new jobs
Retain 101 jobs
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Green Industrial Supply, Inc.
Formerly located at 10467 Route 52 N
• 140,000 square foot facility
• $8,500,000 investment
Create 17 new jobs
Retain 41 jobs
IWI Motorparts
Formerly located at 155 N Crescent Rdg
• 65,000 square foot facility
• $2,500,000 investment
• Create io new jobs
• Retain 41 jobs
Hunter Equity, LLC (Fed-Ex)
• 80,000 square foot construction
4 $2,500,000 investment
Theisen Expansion
Located in the Dubuque Industrial Center
O 80,000 square foot expansion
O $2,000,000 investment
O Create 10 new jobs
O Retain 77 jobs
Development Agreement Totals
O 387 Retained Jobs
• 37 New Jobs
O 12 Downtown Residential Units
070 Assisted Living Units
O Over $40 million Capital Investment
0.$120,250 Annual Lease Revenue
Riverfront Lease Renewals
Flint Hills Resources Pine Bend, LLC
March, 2012
20.09 acres
• 10 year renewal
• $12,500 monthly fee until Renewal
date - April 1, 2014
• Increased annual revenue - $669,800
• Plus, Flint Hills pays property taxes
and dredging costs
Strong Urban Core
Historic Millwork District Streets
4$5.6 million TIGER Grant
4$7.9 million total project
*Complete Streets' Design
"The most sustainable building
is the one that is already built."
Richard Moe, President
National Trust for Historic Preservation
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Historic Millwork Master Plan
Over 1 million sq. ft.
732 Housing Units
351,000 s.f. commercial /retail
Caradco Building Project
City Incentive
TIF
Facade, Design, Financial Consultant Grants
Downtown Housing Grants
O Federal and State Historic Tax Credits
*Iowa Finance Authority
*CDBG
• ew Market Tax Credits
*Brownfield Tax Credits
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• 900 Jackson Street
• 72 residential units
• 35,000 square -feet of first -floor commercial
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O Crescent Community Health Center
*Operation New View
Dubuque Industrial Center South
Purchased 170 acre farm in 1997 for future expansion
Grading and Infrastructure - Completed in 2013
4.8 Million investment
Dubuque Industrial Center South
South Siegert Farm Expansion
Dubuque Wins Top Workforce
Development Honors
by
Mid- American Economic Development Council
Greater Dubuque Development "Best
Overall Business Retention and
Expansion Program"
from
Professional Developers of Iowa (PDI)
Greater Dubuque Development survey:
• 43% of area businesses plan to expand
• 62% are gaining market share
• Positive perception of Dubuque economy
• Approval of local leadership and public /private
cooperation
Iowa Job Growth: 1982-2012
19,700
188,000
= Iowa Net Job Total
Dubuque Net Job Total
Dubuque County created
10.4% of Iowa's job growth.
Job Growth - 2010-2012 (3 years)
Dubuque - 21.1% of all new jobs in Iowa
Total Net New Jobs in Iowa (13,70o)
• Remainder of the
State (io,800
jobs)
Dubuque (2,900
jobs)
Future Endeavors
*Acquisition of additional Industrial Park Property
OImplement incentive program for commercial
ventures in Washington Neighborhood
*Continue to work with Dubuque Initiatives
*Continue regional economic development and
marketing initiatives (Partnerships)
Future Endeavors
Improve Transit Model
Intermodal Facility
Historic Millwork District
Downtown /Grants Downtown housing
Passenger Rail
Redevelopment of South Port
Riverfront Property
Marketing Riverfront Property
Dubuque has 65 acres of prime riverfront property
Riverfront Property
Availability by Year
Available a 2821
a 2018 2022
2024 a 2038
Legislative Concerns
O Tax Increment Financing (TIF)
4 Impact of Property Tax Reform
Funding for Incentive Programs
Downtown Rehabilitation Loan Program $300,000
Downtown Housing Incentive Program $27,460
Dubuque Initiatives
• Staff Support to Nine Member
Board
Ownership of Historic Roshek
Building
Tenant Development
Financial Oversight
• Additional Land Inventory
2459 Kerper Boulevard
(Advanced Urethane
Technologies)
Lot 3 - Dubuque Industrial
Center
Contracted Services
Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce: $916,322
Dubuque Area Labor Management Council: $30,000
Dubuque Main Street: $74,276
Washington Neighborhood Development Corporation: $75,000
Greater Dubuque Development Corporation: $586,613
*Prosperity Eastern Iowa: $2,500
*Project Hope: $70,703
Economic Development Department
David Heiar
Economic Development Director
Aaron DeJong
Assistant Economic Development
Director
Brenda Fuglsang
Confidential Account Clerk
Economic Development Department
David Heiar
Economic Development Director
Phil Wagner
Assistant Economic Development
Director
Brenda Fuglsang
Confidential Account Clerk
Economic Development Department
David Heiar
Economic Development Director
Phil Wagner
Assistant Economic Development
Director
Christy Kelley
Confidential Account Clerk