mike parkinson, mayor cathy hamilton, econ dev director

Mike Parkinson, Mayor

Cathy Hamilton,

Econ Dev Director

- Business Retention

- Negotiated Lease

- National Retail

Anchor for

Downtown

- Property/Sales Tax

- $737,000 Lease

Revenue to City

WALGREENS- 2001 MADISON AVE

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- Business Attraction

- New Construction

Medical 6,000 Sq Ft

Bldg

- $4 Million Project

FRESENIUS KIDNEY CARE- 1946 GRAND AVE

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ICON MECHANICAL, 1616 CLEVELAND BLVD

- New Construction

40,800 Sq Ft Office

Building.

- Largest Office

Construction

Project Currently

Underway in

Madison/St Clair

County.

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EDISON AVE LOFTS , 2001 EDISON AVE

- P R E S E R VAT I O N

O F 4 7 , 8 0 9 S Q

F O O T H I S T O R I C

B U I L D I N G

- R E N O VAT I O N T O

3 7 R E S I D E N T I A L

U N I T S

- $ 1 0 . 4 M I L L I O N

I N V E S T M E N T


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FORMER NIEDRINGHAUS CHURCH- 1311 20TH ST

- Purchase of 1.04-

Acres and 17,000 Sq

Foot Building

- Prominent Downtown

Location

- Protection of Building

and Reuse to

Community Benefit


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WEBER AUTO AND TRUCK CENTER EXPANSION

- Retention/Expansion

of Weber Auto & Truck

Center Facility

- Acquisition and

Clean-Up of 38-Acres

w/12,000 Sq Ft

Building

- Replaced Sales Tax

Revenue Loss of Shop-

N-Save and Lowe’s


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- Business Attraction and

Re-Use of 110,00 Sq Ft

Bldg

- Part of Lowe’s National

Portfolio Auction

- Reflects Growing

Demand for

Transportation,

Warehousing and

Distribution

VEGA TRUCKING (FORMER LOWE’S)

1333 SCHAEFER RD


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- 10-Year Growth

of Warehousing

Industrial Parks

- Impact of Online

Sales/Declining

Retail

- Continuing

Trending

Demand

GROWING 270 LOGISTICS CORRIDOR


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Graphic Courtesy of SIOR

BIG BOX RETAIL AND THE INTERNET

- Unlimited Shopping with Growth in Online Sales;

- The New Shop Local- Shop Local Bricks and Mortar then Shop From Your Couch;

- Local Small Businesses Still to Provide Experience, Customer Service, Last Minute Purchases;

- A Changing Market is Not a Failing Market;

- Amazon Proof Businesses.

“ The coronavirus’ impact on the market may lead to lasting structural changes within the retail sector. E-Commerce has flourished, and spending and shopping habits may be permanently altered, particular as bricks-and-mortar retailers may be unable to adapt to the changing environment.”

- CoStar Retail Submarket Report


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BIG BOX RETAIL REUSES

MADISON/ST CLAIR COUNTY


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Community

Previous Sales Tax

Generating Use

Redevelopment

Use

Approx Sq

Footage

Alton K-Mart Storage Units 85,000

Belleville Wal-Mart Storage Units 126,937

Belleville Shop-N-Save Storage Units 45,000

Belleville

Sears Appliance &

Hardware Storage Units 45,000

Wood River Auto Dealership Storage Units 68,000

Collinsville Shop-N-Save Office 45,000

Wood River OfficeMax Medical 17,994

Edwardsville Shop-N-Save Medical 40,000

NAMEOKI COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR- Major Thoroughfare with 17,300

Cars Per Day;

- Commercial Investment in Existing Bldgs/Gut Rehab;

- City Coordinated Approach to Code Compliance, Clean-Up and Modernization;

- Work w/Property Owners for Compliance not Court;

- Expansion of Enterprise Zone To Attract Tenants;

- Establish an Impactful Gateway (Rt 203/ Pontoon Road Overpass).


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- Re-Use of 100,000 SQ Ft Bldg 20-Acre Site+/-;

- Beginning Stages of Project. Multi-Year Redevelopment;

- Internet Retailer;

- Car Wash to be Demolished. Truck Traffic Consistent w/Retail.

FORMER K-MART PROPERTY- 3655 NAMEOKI AVE


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MAYOR MIKE PARKINSON

- Mayor Represents the City to Residents, Businesses and the Region;

- Work with City Council on City Policy, Use of City Resources and City Initiatives;

- Manages Day to Day Operations of City;

- Leads Staff in the Professional Management of City Operations.


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- Gerald Williams, Ward

1

- Bob Pickerell, Ward 1

- Mary Davis, Ward 2

- Jason Smith, Ward 2

- Dan McDowell, Ward

3

- Tim Elliot, Ward 3

- Brad Eavenson, Ward

4

- Jerry Harrington,

Ward 4

- Jim Hawkins, Ward 5

- Randy Lemaster,

Ward 5

GRANITE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS


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MAKING AN IMPACT IN EVERY WARD

- Strengthening Our Neighborhoods;

- Quality Housing and Improving Our Existing Housing Stock;

- Rebuilding Our Small Business Economy;

- Improving City Services of Streets and Building & Zoning

- Efficient City Operations and Professional Management Practices.


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AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN FUNDING

- City to Receive $16.8 Million (Currently $8.4 Million w/Additional $8.4 Million Anticipated June 2022).

- Restricted Uses of Funds. Must Obligate by 2024 and Spend by 2026.

- Funds Can Not Be Used to Lower Property Taxes or Fund Pensions.

- Areas of Investment are: Flooding Prevention, Quality and Affordable Housing, Neighborhood Improvements, Small Business Support and Community Communications.


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AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN FUNDING

- $6.4 Authorized for Flooding Prevention Projects;

- Projects Identified in 1960 Storm Water Infrastructure Study;

- 2019 Flooding Data;

- Once in a Lifetime Chance. Every Business, Resident and Property Owner Benefits.


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Thank You!

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To:

(618) 977-3147

mike parkinson, mayor cathy hamilton, econ dev director

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