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July 2018

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SUBSCRIPTIONS: Price is $24, which is includedin annual events fees. Non-members: $4 per issue.Periodicals postage paid at Burlington, Iowa.POSTMASTER: The Partnership is published monthlyby the Greater Burlington Partnership 610 NorthFourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601.POSTMASTER send address changes to GreaterBurlington Partnership (USPS 001-692) 610 NorthFourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601

Jason HutchesonPresident & CEO319-208-0043jhutcheson@greaterburlingtoncom

Brenda LevittGraphic [email protected]

Kay Sackville BreuerVice [email protected]

Steve FrevertDowntown Partners, Inc.Exec. Dir. [email protected]

Belinda ColwellOffice [email protected]

Chelsea LerudConvention & Visitors BureauExec. Dir. [email protected]

Rachel LindeenEvent [email protected]

Cindy HenryCustomer Relations [email protected]

Jeremy HessDir. of Economic [email protected]

Emily PatteeWelcome Center [email protected]

Sherri KrauseChief Financial [email protected]

Dustin RothMarketing & Communications [email protected]

RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365page 2

Trash has proven to be a pretty big deal. The very idea that a governmentpolicy could change the decades old practice of handling trashcombined with the potential for a $2+ increase in monthly fees hascaught the ire of the public. I suppose public interest in a topic such as

trash should be higher than many issues, as garbage impacts each household, and it is something peoplecan easily understand.

Garbage isn’t our problem, however. Storm water is, and I’ll tell you why.

Burlington has been under a consent order from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) incompliance with the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The consent order is driving thecommunity to separate storm water drainage from the sanitary sewer system to prevent raw sewage fromdumping into the Mississippi River during major rain events.

On the surface, preventing raw sewage from entering our river is a noble cause and one that I couldsupport. When the two systems are combined, all of the water that enters the sewer has to be treated.During major rain events, the system is overloaded and bypasses treatment to dump directly into theriver. With a separated system, only the sewage needs to be treated, and the storm water can safely flowinto the river just as if it were draining there naturally.

Let’s talk about the cost. To date, the City of Burlington has spent more than $20 million to begin theinitial phases of compliance. Sewer bills have already doubled over the last decade and are projected tocontinue increasing at about 4% per year for the foreseeable future. The price tag of the work yet to bedone: $115,000,000. The share by each man, woman, and child living in our community is $4,600. Addconstruction cost inflation and financing charges on top of that figure.

Simply put, our community cannot pay this bill. Even worse, the $115 million does not cover upgrades toour aged sewer infrastructure. It simply covers the separation piece.

What about clean water infrastructure needs? How about our roads and bridges? Should storm wateralone eat through all of our community’s available infrastructure dollars?

While I support efforts to clean Iowa’s water, I am concerned about the cost of doing so. How willsomeone on a fixed income pay for unending sewer bill increases? How much of this liability will bepushed to the business community?

At this point in time, few federal policy issues have a greater impact to the City of Burlington’sbalance sheet.

As a community with aging demographics, our ability to pay for the unfunded mandates should be takeninto consideration by both the EPA and the DNR. There has to be a solution that improves our waterquality without bankrupting the city. During our region’s recent Washington DC Summit, meetings withthe U.S. Chamber of Commerce proved valuable. The organization is interested in our cause and believesour case study can lead to a better policy balance in cost-conscious water quality legislation. Burlington isnot the only community struggling to implement these unfunded mandates.

There should be a way to protect both the environment and our citizens. Stay tuned.

PRESIDENT & CEO’S LETTER

The $115 MillionMandateby Jason Hutcheson

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As Burlington’s Main Street downtown revitalization program,Downtown Partners has an active and capable Design Committee. Itworks to get downtown into top physical shape by concentrating onassets such as a wealth of historic buildings, an attractive geographicsetting, and pedestrian oriented streets. The Design Committeeencourages building preservation through the recent ModelCommunity façade forum, the Business Signage Grant program, anddesign assistance from Main Street Iowa, the statewide coordinatingagency. In addition, the Design Committee promotes downtownimprovements and beautification with the County Seat bench paintingproject, flower planting, public art, the Burlington Lightscape Project,clean up campaigns, and holiday decorations.

Front Row: Mary Hart; Karla Mundt; Stephanie Waples, Klingner & Associates

Back Row: Hal Morton, Des Moines Co. Regional Solid Waste Commission;Florence Paterno; Jerry Johnson, Capitol Theater; Hillaurie Fritz-Bonar,Art Center of Burlington

Not Pictured: Gretchen Miller, Lin Parks, Kay Weiss

ON THE COVERDesign Committee


Partnership Night Out...

The Greater Burlington Partnership is excited to partner with the Burlington Bees again thisyear! Enjoy all of the action on August 17 at Community Field when the Burlington Beestake on the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, followed by fireworks.

Your business is encouraged to treat your employees and customers to afun night out. As a member of the Chamber of Commerce, you can takeadvantage of great deals with the Bees as well. Tickets for the evening’sgame are $3.50 (half price) with a minimum of 10 tickets purchased. TheBees interns will be calling members regarding ticket purchase, or call theBees at 319-754-5705.

. . . at the BeesAUGUST 17

The Greater Burlington Partnership is excited to extend an invitation from The Legacy Theater to attend acomplimentary live show at this renovated theater, just a short drive from Burlington in Carthage, IL.

As a member of the Chamber of Commerce, you and your employees are invited to bring a guest to see JOHNNYCOUNTERFIT, straight from Nashville, TN. Johnny Counterfit recreates the singing voices of traditional countrymusic superstars, Hollywood legends and comedians from the last 50 years. Complimentary drinks and appetizerswill be served as well. Chamber members and guests will enjoy special balcony seating designed for groups andparties. RSVP by calling The Legacy Theater at 217-357-9479 or email [email protected] to secureyour spot. Social hour begins at 6 pm; show starts at 7 pm. Seating is limited to 80.

. . . at The Legacy TheaterJULY 13

The vision of those who came before looks both bold and wise when looking back at FlintRidge Business Park over the past 25 years. What was once a massive failed Caterpillarproject became the vast modern business park that our industries enjoy today. As Flint RidgeBusiness Park nears capacity, a great deal of research and study has gone into answering thequestion… “What’s next?”

One answer that has become painfully clear is that a similar 300+ acre industrial site is nearlyimpossible to duplicate. Between increased land prices (if contiguous parcels can evenbe found), and the costs associated with inputting necessary infrastructure in the tens ofmillions, other options need to be explored.

Similar to area schools adopting the “newer and fewer” concept when it comes to educationalfacilities, “smaller and smarter” seems to be the answer when it comes to inventory forindustrial sites. An example is the recently acquired industrial ground in West Burlingtonformerly known as the Raider Pre-Cast property on North Gear Avenue. This 40 acre sitehas been essentially overgrown and vacant for over a decade; it is a great example of anunderutilized property ripe for redevelopment. With infrastructure already in place, it’s anexcellent opportunity to create a smaller industrial park that allows for the accomplishmentof the primary goals of Economic Development… 1. Grow the tax base. 2. Provideopportunities for job creation.

While final planning isn’t complete, preliminary drawings illustrate 4 - 5 developableindustrial lots accessed by a public road and cul-de-sac. There is additional work to do, butone thing is certain - without inventory for industry, we aren’t even in the game.


Inventory for Industry2019 – 2023

Plan of WorkThis community has a history of placinghigh value on economic and communitydevelopment. Those efforts were takento a new level in 2009 with the launch ofPartnering for the Future. The bold, five-year plan of action set aggressive goalsand high measures of accountability. Itwas done again in 2013 with Partneringfor the Future II. The current plan of workis nearing completion, and efforts areunderway to assemble a plan covering2019 - 2023.

A draft plan has been assembled, and afeasibility study was conducted duringthe month of May. Nearly 70 interviewswere completed as a part of that process.Feedback on the draft plan was received,and there were a couple of key takeawaysfrom the report:

• Although the community faceschallenges, there is strong optimismwithin the business communityregarding the future.

• There are significant concernsregarding the current workforcegap, and many investors feel thePartnership needs to be moreaggressive in improving theavailable talent pool.

• Some feel as though the Partnershipoverprioritizes tourism as a part ofits overall mission.

• There was significant praise forthe transformation of DowntownBurlington over the last decade.

The draft plan is currently being revisedwith a goal of finalizing the plan of workby the end of summer.

QuarterlyREPORTING ON THE PARTNERING FOR THE FUTURE II CAMPAIGNThe suMMer 2018

The Quarterly Partnering for the Future II Report


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AUGUST 4 - 5, 2018Gus Macker will be more than just a basketball tournament. The Family Fun Zone willhave bounce houses and small hoops to keep all entertained. The Vendor Court will

feature area food vendors and small businesses. Check out the details online for moreinformation and to submit an application.


About the Coalition: The Highway 61 Coalition is made up of business and government leaders from Southeast Iowa.Periodic meetings are held in the Partnership office, and annual dues by Coalition members fund the organization’s efforts.To learn more about the Coalition or to become a member, contact Brenda Levitt.

Anyone driving north on Highway 61 can see the significant progress on the expansion of the four-lane corridor.The Highway 61 Coalition has long advocated for the expansion, and last month, the group received an updatefrom Iowa Department of Transportation Mark Lowe in the Partnership offices. Here are a few key takeaways fromthe meeting:

• Federal highway funding is uncertain after just a few short years. However, from a financial programmingperspective, we are likely to see Highway 61 Corridor complete by 2030. The timeline could shift forward orbackward based upon federal dollars.

• A study on Roosevelt Avenue is nearly complete. The draft study shows capacity on Roosevelt will exceeddemand for the foreseeable future, decreasing the likelihood of the need for a bypass or major structuralchange to Burlington’s primary road.

• Advocacy is important. There are many highways in Iowa, and every city thinks its highway should be thepriority. Although the DOT is committed to the completion of the 61 Corridor, the Coalition was urgedto continue pushing commission members. The needs of Iowa’s transportation system exceed the availabledollars, so difficult decisions will always have to be made.

The Future of Highway 61

Greater Burlington PartnershipBLOOD DRIVE

To donate, call Alicia at 319-758-1157. (Use code #3283 at registration.)

Hosted by Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Centerand the Greater Burlington Partnership

July 9 - 14

All presenting donors will receive a $5 gift card voucher!

EVERY DAY EVERY DONOR EVERY PATIENT COUNTS

Give Blood, Saves Lives!

IDOT Director Mark Lowe speaks to delegates atSoutheast Iowa Days in Des Moines in February.


RSVP through the YP Facebook event [email protected].

All events are free for Young Professionalmembers, $15 for non-members. First event is complementary for prospective members.

505 SocialJoin the Greater Burlington Summer Interns and

YPs for a fun night at Community Field!

Bur l ington Bees , Communi ty F ie ldJ u n e 2 5 , G a m e b e g i n s a t 6 : 3 0 pm

Why did you join YP? The energy is great! I like beingaround people my age who take pride in our community; it'sreally inspiring.

Which community organizations do you volunteer for?I am on the Downtown Partners Board of Directors and A VeryVintage Market Committee. It's exciting to be a part of therevitalization of downtown. I love seeing big crowds downtownfor events like the Lighted Holiday Parade, Living Windows, OldCouch Music Fest, Cynapalooza, etc. There's a passionate groupof movers and shakers working hard behind the scenes to givedowntown this cool vibe. Then add in all of the façade projects,the riverfront, new businesses, the TIGER grant - these are allimpressive things we should be proud of. I can't wait to see whatthe next five years bring us!

What do you enjoy most about the area? GreaterBurlington has a lot of amazing things going on right now. We'rereally lucky to have such great resources in our community likethe Art Center and Capitol Theater. The upgrades happening atour parks (Big Hollow and Lake Geode) are exciting, too. There isalways something going on!

Unique about me: Old things make me happy! Old buildings,old cars, old photographs.

YP of the MonthHillaurie Fritz-Bonar

Employer: Art Center of BurlingtonHometown: Burlington

YP Member: 4 years

JULY

Greater Burlington Young Professionalsa professional and social group for individuals

between the ages of 21 - 42.


JEFFERSON ST. FARMERS MARKET

5 & V Outdoor Movie Nights

The region’s largest farmers market takes place every Thursdayfrom 4:30 – 7:30 pm on the 300 - 500 blocks of Jefferson St. indowntown Burlington. For information about weekly marketactivities, visit Jefferson St. Farmers Market on Facebook orcall Downtown Partners.

The Jefferson St. Farmers Market is supported by

Fifth & Valley Sts. | Downtown Burlington

Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Friday, July 6Presented by CNH Industrial

Toy Story 3, Saturday, July 27Presented by IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union

BIKE RENTALS

HEALTHY WORKPLACE OPPORTUNITIES

Bike rentals at the Port of Burlington Welcome Center!

Hour, Half-Day or Full Day Rentals - Mountain, Fat Tire & Tandem BikeRentals include a helmet and bike lock. Start your adventure today!

Port of Burlington Welcome CenterFor more information, visit GreaterBurlington.com/WelcomeCenter.

If you are interested in learning more aboutmaking your worksite healthier, here’s aworkshop for you. Join Des Moines CountyLiving Well, Great River Health System and theGreater Burlington Partnership to learn moreabout healthy vending, snacks and meeting foods,assessing your current situation and ways to makesubtle changes for healthier vending, snacking andworksite meetings.

Join us on Tuesday, July 24,8 - 9:30 am at the GreaterBurlington Partnership.

RSVP to Belinda Colwell.


It’s that time of year – the Chamber of Commerce wants to ensure we are connected with you, your employees and yourbusiness. This is your opportunity to let us know how you want to receive communication from us such as a printed orelectronic newsletter, email communications about events, government relations, tourism and more. Plus, companyinformation is confirmed before printing in the annual Community Guide to ensure that new residents, visitors andbusiness travelers can find your business with ease.

An email will be sent in early July to Chamber of Commerce members and contacts on file to verify your information.Please respond by July 31, and we will make all necessary updates. For more information, contact Kay Sackville Breueror Belinda Colwell.

New Email? Moved?


Please welcome these new members by sending an email,liking their Facebook page or visiting their website. Even better,stop by to introduce yourself, exchange business cards and help

grow their network as well as your own!

WELCOMINGNEW MEMBERS

Clover Creek Event Venue407 N Patsy, Mediapolis, 319-209-0169

Rhonda Clover, Owner, [email protected]

A timeless and elegant venue where memories that last a lifetime are

made. Able to accommodate all types of events, large and small.

Cobblestone Alley Catering Co.517 Jefferson St, Burlington, 319-750-4797

cobblestonealleycatering.com

Eric Renteria, Owner, [email protected]

From small social gatherings to large weddings, Cobblestone Alley

Catering Company serves fine foods and scrumptious desserts. Full

service available at your venue or event.

Healing Sole & Nail Spa409 N 4th St, Burlington, 262-391-3828

Susie Mathews, Owner, [email protected]

Healing Sole & Nail Spa, formally known as The Nail Spa, Burlington's

new premier nail and reflexology service, featuring zero-gravity

pedicures and reflexology. Experience a unique relaxing level of care

and healing.

Myrtle Vera's Hallmark, LLC604 Jefferson St, Burlington, 319-753-2290, myrtleveras.com

Eric Renteria, Owner, [email protected]

Myrtle Vera's is a Crown Reward Hallmark and gift store with cards,

gifts, and home decor. Featuring a full service cosmetics store with USA

made Merle Norman cosmetics.

Olive Wine Bar517 Jefferson St., Burlington, 319-754-5635, olivewine.bar

Eric Renteria, Owner

Enjoy a nice glass of wine or a fine craft beer along side flatbread pizza or

a warm baguette with olive oil or balsamic, with world class cheese. Live

music on weekends in a cozy atmosphere.

Snake Alley Inn, LLC409 N 6th St, Burlington, 319-229-5331, snakealleyinn.net

Becky Delzell, Proprietor

Historic home vacation rental, ideally located on Snake Alley. Boasting

three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this stunningly renovated home

accommodates six overnight guests. Enjoy this unique setting for your next

family gathering and intimate celebration. Well appointed to host business

travelers and relocation guests.

The Broom Closet/Healing Haven1110 Agency St, Burlington, 319-855-4013

Lydia Gittings, Owner, [email protected]

The Broom Closet/Healing Haven is a space that nurtures the healing

of body and spirit. Offering massage therapy, Reiki energy work and

reflexology. Intuitive card readings are also available. Magickal supplies for

Magickal people include herbs, candles, incense, sage, clothing and more.

Wake N Bake Breakfast Co.713 Jefferson St, Burlington, 319-754-0494, wakenbakecompany.com

Barbie Jackson, Owner

Wake up with us! Downtown's favorite new brunch spot is bringing

breakfast to a new level! Outdoor seating, Bloody Marys and great food

all day long. Open 7 AM - 6 PM. Breakfast, lunch and happy hour... all you

need for fun!


MANN’S MCDONALD’S L.C.Mann’s McDonald’s L.C. celebrates their newly remodeled

North Roosevelt location.

PANERA BREADPanera Bread celebrates their first anniversary.

TERIYAKI MADNESSOwners Adam and Theresa Thielen celebrate the Grand

Opening of Teriyaki Madness.

UNITED RENTALSUnited Rentals celebrates their 20th Anniversary.

COMMUNITY EVENT INFORMATION IS NEEDEDWork will soon begin on the 2019 Burlington/West Burlington Community Guide,a full color, 80-page publication that is used to market the area. About 35,000 guidesare printed annually, with over 22,000 online views. The guide is shipped all across theUnited States, and other countries, too!

To be included in the 2019 Community Guide Event Calendar, submit your event byAugust 15 at GreaterBurlington.com. Be sure to include the event date, time, location,contact information and a brief description. Use this free marketing opportunity topromote your community event!

For more information, contact Chelsea Lerud.


JULY HAPPENINGS SAVE the DATEAUGUST2, 9, 16, 23, 30 – Jefferson St.Farmers MarketDowntown Burlington, 4:30 – 7:30 pm

4 - 5 – Gus MackerBurlington Riverfront

23 – Chamber of CommerceGolf ClassicBurlington Golf Club

29 – All Teachers ReceptionPZAZZ! Convention & Event Center4:30 - 6 pm

SEPTEMBER6, 13, 20, 27 – Jefferson St.Farmers MarketDowntown Burlington, 4:30 – 7:30 pm

13 – YP Conference

19 – State of the Economy LuncheonSpirit Hollow, 11:30 am - 1 pm

27 – Business After HoursSoutheastern Community College5 - 7 pm

28 – Sip, Taste & StrollDowntown Burlington, 5 - 8 pm

GET MORE EVENT DETAILS:GreaterBurlington.com

2 -3 – Burlington Bees vs Peoria ChiefsCommunity Field, 6:30 pmGoBees.com 2 - 30 – Gallery Show: Longing forAnother RealmArt CenterArtCenterofBurlington.com

3 – Deery Brothers IMCA Late Models34 Raceway, 5 pm34Raceway.com

4 – Fourth of July CelebrationDowntown West BurlingtonWestBurlington.org

5 – Farmers Market300 - 500 Jefferson St, 4:30 – 7:30 pmGreaterBurlington.com

6 – 5 & V Outdoor CinemaFifth & Valley Streets, DuskGreaterBurlington.com

7, 14 – Weekly Racing34 Raceway, 5 pm34Raceway.com

7 – Symphonic BlastCrapo Park Band Shell, 8:15 pmSEISO.us

8 – Burlington Municipal Band ConcertCrapo Park Band Shell, 7:30 pmMuniBand.Homestead.com

11 - 13 – Burlington Bees vsLansing LugnutsCommunity Field, 6:30 pmGoBees.com


13 - 14 – Johnny CounterfitThe Legacy Theater, Carthage IL; 7 pmTheLegacyTheater.com

13 – Friday FestPort of Burlington, 5 – 8 pmSteamboatDays.com

14 - 16 – Burlington Bees vsGreat Lakes LoonsCommunity FieldSat & Mon 6:30 pm; Sun 2 pmGoBees.com

15 – Burlington Municipal Band ConcertCrapo Park Band Shell, 7:30 PMMuniBand.Homestead.com


19 - 21 – 10 Below SalesDowntown BurlingtonGreaterBurlington.com

20 – Jefferson Street Cruise NightJefferson St, 5 pm

21 – Paddle in the ParkBig Hollow Recreation Area, 9 amMyCountyParks.com

21 – A Very Vintage MarketDowntown Burlington, 9 am – 4 pmGreaterBurlington.com

24 - 31 – Des Moines County FairDes Moines County FairgroundsDesMoinesCountyFair.com


27 – 5 & V Outdoor CinemaFifth & Valley Streets, DuskGreaterBurlington.com

28 - 31 – Burlington Bees vsBeloit SnappersCommunity FieldSat & Mon - Tues 6:30 pm; Sun 2 pmGoBees.com


To submit memberinformation, contactBrenda Levitt


MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Artscapes Mini Show ReceptionArt Center of Burlington’s Artscapes program is available tolocal therapy groups (like Hope Haven and Goodwill) whoare seeking additional resources for their clients to furtherdevelopment, growth and/or healing process. While we arenot art therapists, Artscapes is meant to offer an outlet forenjoyment, the power of choice and decisions, and a sourceof tapping into one’s own interior world. We would love youto join us on July 1 from 5 - 6:30 pm. The reception is freeand open to the public. The show will run July 10 - 27 in ourMini Gallery.

Grainger Specialities, LLC has distributed specialtyitems to the construction industry since 1982, manufacturedelsewhere and installed in commercial and residential buildings.They include toilet partitions, commercial washroom accessories,lockers, flagpoles, commercial mailboxes and many other itemsincluding “ClosetMaid” shelving, as well as fixed and operableawnings for residential homes. Most of our business is withgeneral contractors; however, we would certainly work with anybusiness that is a Chamber of Commerce member. We sell manyspeciality products, such as barber poles, ballet barres and knoxboxes, just to name a few. Contact Becky or Terry Graingerat 325-725-2003 for more information.

Grainger Specialties, LLC

Burlington/West BurlingtonUnited Way Annual KickoffThe Pacesetter Division of the Burlington/West BurlingtonArea United Way will convene for their Annual Kickoffon Wednesday, July 19 at noon with a light luncheon atthe PZAZZ! Convention & Event Center. Approximately110 firms and/or employee groups, Pacesetter CommitteeMembers and representatives from the local United Wayfunded agencies will be attending the kickoff luncheon.

The Pacesetter Kickoff Luncheon is sponsored by F&M Bank &Trust, Great Western Bank, MidWestOne Bank, Two Rivers Bank &Trust and U.S. Bank.

Burlington Notre Dame is turning 60!Help us celebrate 60 years of academic excellence and Catholiceducation by sending Notre Dame a $60 donation. Feel free toinclude a special memory. The birthday money raised will be usedfor a new computer server and to improve the security system.We appreciate your support. Go online to make a donation atBurlingtonNotreDame.com or call 319-754-8431, ext. 385.

SCC Alumni Association Golf OutingSoutheastern Community College Alumni Association GolfOuting will be held at Sheaffer Memorial Golf Course on July 20beginning at 12:30 pm with a “shotgun” start. This four-personbest shot is $90 per person, $600 for a sponsored team. Othersponsorships also available. For more information, contact BeckyRump at 319-208-5065 or [email protected].

Midwest Realty Group Inc. - Are youhouse hunting?Consider building your home in Westfield Estates on LayneDrive in West Burlington. Two spec homes are currently goingup for sale, and we have shovel ready lots available. Buildingyour home lets you have everything you want and can be thebest investment you’ll ever make. Start today and enjoy yournew home by the holidays! Find us on Facebook or call Ryanat 319-759-2862.

FRIDAY FEST – July 13 @ THE PORT, 5 - 8 pm

Band: Fast Forward will play classic rock hits all night longAdult Beverages: Fleck Sales & Parkside Brewing CompanyJoin us for a fun night of entertainment on the riverfront.Check out SteamboatDays.com for more information.

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A Very Vintage MarketJuly 21, 9 am – 4 pm | Downtown Burlington

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