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Council Work Session
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Joint City Council & EDA
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02/26/2019
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First Priority <br />Tactics <br />Timeline <br />Additional Resources & Tools Required <br />Key Outcomes/Metrics <br />(1) Business Retention & Expansion <br />Ongoing <br />Currently Sufficient: assuming moderate customer <br />service demand levels, sufficient resources exist to <br />complete this tactic as proposed. <br />Complete 24 business visits <br />annually. <br />Execute EDA business expo, <br />business appreciation golf <br />tournament, and fall <br />networking event. Participate <br />in Anoka County Broker Event <br />and MN Marketing <br />Partnership. <br />The large majority local economic growth comes from <br />existing Ramsey businesses. The purpose of this goal is to <br />develop and maintain positive relationships with existing <br />Ramsey businesses (establish trust). This goal is <br />implemented through quality customer service, businesses <br />visits, and facilitating business events. <br />(2) Restaurant Subsidy Policy <br />2018 <br />Currently Sufficient: assuming moderate customer <br />service demand levels, sufficient resources exist to <br />complete this tactic as proposed. <br />This policy may result in the need to create/ dedicate <br />financial resources for incentives. <br />New policy in place. <br />Consider resurrecting, and potentially modifying, the City's <br />former business full service restaurant policy. The purpose <br />of said policy would be to develop tools/ resources to help <br />encourage the construction of new full -service restaurants <br />in Ramsey. Other options below: <br />• Restaurant start up package contest <br />• Restaurant incubator <br />(3) COR Development Pro -Forma and Policy <br />2018 <br />This work will require assistance from third party <br />professionals: <br />(A) infrastructure analysis-$30,000-$70,000 <br />(B) regional stormwaterplan --$15,000-$30,000 <br />(C) sign plan and cost estimates--$5,000-$25,000 <br />(D) cut & fill analysis -- $5,000-$20,000 <br />(E) parking ramp feasibility -- $5,000-$15,000 <br />(F) community center analysis and plan -- <br />$10,000-$20,000. <br />At this point, the numbers outlined above a very <br />preliminary. Staff would like to get quotes for EDA <br />review. Staff anticipates various funding sources will <br />be utilized to implement this work. <br />Completed development pro - <br />forma. <br />The City of Ramsey has taken the role of master developer <br />for The COR. From a development perspective, the list of <br />City obligations (expenditures) for The COR is relatively <br />long, and at this point not well-defined. Additionally, the <br />list of revenue streams from The COR is relatively straight <br />forward, but have been committed informally in several <br />instances. Staff would like to develop a pro -forma for The <br />COR outlining all anticipated expenses and all anticipated <br />revenues for the project. <br />This discussion also warrants the City to take policy <br />positions on various items (i.e. expenses) and how they will <br />be paid for (all city, all developer, split, etc.), and roughly <br />when various improvements will be made. <br />Completion of this pro -forma will put the City in a much <br />better position to effectively analyze development <br />proposals, strategize marketing efforts (i.e. pricing of land), <br />budget discussions, and various policy items. <br />
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