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Regular Planning Commission 5.5. <br /> Meeting Date: 09/01/2016 <br /> By: Tim Gladhill,Community Development <br /> Information <br /> Title: <br /> Review Existing Market Studies for The COR <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> As part of the Planning Commission's ongoing discussion about the status of the Development Plan for The COR, <br /> additional market study was suggested at the July 12 Joint Work Session with the City Council. Before the City <br /> considers additional, formal market research in the form of a Market Study, Staff suggests the following steps be <br /> completed. <br /> 1. Completion of the planned Market Roundtable and Panelist Discussion <br /> 2.Review of existing market studies previously completed <br /> Notification: <br /> Notification is not required. <br /> Observations/Alternatives: <br /> Also on this agenda is a case to consider format and logistics for the Market Roundtable and Panelist Discussion <br /> recommended by the Planning Commission at the August Meeting. Details of this step can be found in that case. <br /> The intent of this case is to review existing market studies currently in the City's records pertaining to The COR. <br /> Staff will present a summary-level presentation at the meeting. <br /> •Northstar Corridor Development Authority(NCDA)Market Study by McComb Group,Ltd.This <br /> study analyzes the station site in Ramsey on the Northstar Commuter Rail. This provides information about <br /> the feasibility of commercial development based on existing and forecasted demographics. Important factors <br /> are number of households,number of employees working in the community,and vehicle trips per day. <br /> .Buxton Retail Match.This study examines demographic and other available data used by commercial users <br /> and attempts to correlate that into types of retailersthat would be feasible and appropriate. <br /> .Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority(ACHRA)Housing Study by Maxfield <br /> Research. This study aims to forecast housing need and feasibility for the community as a whole. Many of <br /> the stated housing needs are accommodated in The COR,while maintaining a balance of urban and rural <br /> residential in a majority of the community. <br /> Additionally, Commissioner Brauer has requested consideration of purchasing MyBestSegment Data from Nielsen <br /> company. This data allows users to evaluate market segments by linking consumer behaviors for shopping, <br /> financial,media and much more [...](Source:Nielsen Companies). Different than the Buxton Study that aims to <br /> identify appropriate retailers,this Nielsen data aims to identify the types of shoppersthat exist in the community. <br /> The intent would be to have demographic data available for potential retailers categorized in a format that meets <br /> their business needs. A summary snapshot is included for review. More detailed demographic information is <br /> available through a subscription of$995 per year. More focused data(such an only Ramsey portion of 55303)is <br /> available with a range of$1,000 to$1,750 per report. More information is available online at <br /> https://segmentationsolutions.nielsen.com/mybestsegments/. <br /> Funding Source: <br />
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