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Continued Growth, Development and Transformation for
Minnesota’s Finest Small Town
2015 and 2016
 70% reduction in vacant space in
downtown commercial corridor
 Dollar General opening
 Weave Got Maille and Premier
Anodizing expansion
 Just for Kix opening
 All Around Divas
 Home Crown Realty
 Pub 21
 KRJB Expansion
 Ralph’s Food Pride supermarket
remodel
 Norman Motel overhaul and
Laundromat
 $35K commitment for matching grants
(private industry spent almost $70k)
for exterior remodels resulting in
$100K investment
 11 total year commitment (~$300K)
Coming in 2017
 Photography Studio
 Continued improvements to
Old City Hall and Gilbertson
Block
 $25K in committed exterior
improvements by the
business community, e.g.
outdoor patio, new siding,
new signage
 **Only three more vacant
spaces to rent**
 Several firms have expressed
interest
 Target- 100%occupancy
2015 and 2016
 Jobs created have boosted
employment by 10%!!!
 Spec building construction
and NOTS! relocation
 $135K in 1% loans to seven
small businesses that have
grown in size
 Tax Increment Finance
and Abatement District
creation for both Industrial
Parks- over $1 million in
projects executed as a
result!
Coming in 2017
 Additional 5% increase in
employment projected
 Aggressive recruitment of
firms
 More low interest loans
execution
 Continued growth and
development in industrial
parks
 Tax cut for all residents
and businesses
 Among lowest utility rates
in region and state
2015 and 2016
 Completed $400K upgrade to the
Dekko Facility
 Pool Pak and furnaces replaced
 New carpet and paint
 Exercise Room
 Activities in pool for children
 Renovated Community Room
 New Roof
 Over $30K was invested in Ada parks
 Ice rink façade improvement
 Improved baseball fields
 Two miles of ski trail was developed for
community wellness programming
 Over 270 new trees planted
 Tree City USA
 Quality of Place Award
Coming in 2017
 Continued improvement of
community park and
recreation programming
 Finish design for multi-year
park improvements
 Continue railway bed project
 200 more trees
 Apply for more recreation,
arts and forestry grants
 Execute components of
multi-year Safe Routes to
School project
2015 and 2016
 Observed housing demand and
bidding wars not seen in 50 years!
 Instant equity for many homes
 Several new housing starts and
completions in both Northwestern
and Eastern sections of the city
 Almost $2 million in new home
construction
 Cougar Addition Phase I sold out
 City sold 12 land holdings in 2015
for projects targeting growth and
development
 Developed new subdivision to
accommodate new housing growth
Coming in 2017
 Implement additional
components of the
Comprehensive Plan to
encourage growth
 With new realty firm and
building friendly
initiatives, additional
growth is expected
 More homes= more tax
capacity= lower taxes
2015 and 2016
 Drastically improved communication with
the City via multiple media
 Completed Community Comprehensive Plan
 Executing economic, community, parks
and rec and other elements
 Making targeted investments in
improving our community
 Public Safety, Public Works, Parks
and Rec
 Intelligently eliminated over $100K per
annum in General Fund spending
 Restructured two departments to save on
personnel costs and delivery more effective
services
 Improved fire fighting fleet
 Impressive response to a changing regional
crime profile
 24 hour non-emergency response standard
from all City personnel
 More effective snow removal operations
Coming 2017
 Complete $12 million flood
mitigation project
 Invest more in parks and
recreation/ public safety
 Improved traffic
enforcement, more
responsive policing and
communication
 Continue disciplined fiscal
stewardship
 Discover more efficiencies
Team Ada, this is just the beginning!
 Other opportunities to look forward to:
 Continue development of an Ada-Borup Community
Fund
 Continue to streamline all City policies and
regulations
 Aggressively and unconventionally recruit more firms
to Ada
 Support existing Ada businesses to encourage
continued growth and expansion
 Work with the County and State to make our
community healthier
 Continue integrating and synchronizing efforts among
private, public and non-profit organizations
 Make government work for you!

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Ada In 2017

  • 1. Continued Growth, Development and Transformation for Minnesota’s Finest Small Town
  • 2. 2015 and 2016  70% reduction in vacant space in downtown commercial corridor  Dollar General opening  Weave Got Maille and Premier Anodizing expansion  Just for Kix opening  All Around Divas  Home Crown Realty  Pub 21  KRJB Expansion  Ralph’s Food Pride supermarket remodel  Norman Motel overhaul and Laundromat  $35K commitment for matching grants (private industry spent almost $70k) for exterior remodels resulting in $100K investment  11 total year commitment (~$300K) Coming in 2017  Photography Studio  Continued improvements to Old City Hall and Gilbertson Block  $25K in committed exterior improvements by the business community, e.g. outdoor patio, new siding, new signage  **Only three more vacant spaces to rent**  Several firms have expressed interest  Target- 100%occupancy
  • 3. 2015 and 2016  Jobs created have boosted employment by 10%!!!  Spec building construction and NOTS! relocation  $135K in 1% loans to seven small businesses that have grown in size  Tax Increment Finance and Abatement District creation for both Industrial Parks- over $1 million in projects executed as a result! Coming in 2017  Additional 5% increase in employment projected  Aggressive recruitment of firms  More low interest loans execution  Continued growth and development in industrial parks  Tax cut for all residents and businesses  Among lowest utility rates in region and state
  • 4. 2015 and 2016  Completed $400K upgrade to the Dekko Facility  Pool Pak and furnaces replaced  New carpet and paint  Exercise Room  Activities in pool for children  Renovated Community Room  New Roof  Over $30K was invested in Ada parks  Ice rink façade improvement  Improved baseball fields  Two miles of ski trail was developed for community wellness programming  Over 270 new trees planted  Tree City USA  Quality of Place Award Coming in 2017  Continued improvement of community park and recreation programming  Finish design for multi-year park improvements  Continue railway bed project  200 more trees  Apply for more recreation, arts and forestry grants  Execute components of multi-year Safe Routes to School project
  • 5. 2015 and 2016  Observed housing demand and bidding wars not seen in 50 years!  Instant equity for many homes  Several new housing starts and completions in both Northwestern and Eastern sections of the city  Almost $2 million in new home construction  Cougar Addition Phase I sold out  City sold 12 land holdings in 2015 for projects targeting growth and development  Developed new subdivision to accommodate new housing growth Coming in 2017  Implement additional components of the Comprehensive Plan to encourage growth  With new realty firm and building friendly initiatives, additional growth is expected  More homes= more tax capacity= lower taxes
  • 6. 2015 and 2016  Drastically improved communication with the City via multiple media  Completed Community Comprehensive Plan  Executing economic, community, parks and rec and other elements  Making targeted investments in improving our community  Public Safety, Public Works, Parks and Rec  Intelligently eliminated over $100K per annum in General Fund spending  Restructured two departments to save on personnel costs and delivery more effective services  Improved fire fighting fleet  Impressive response to a changing regional crime profile  24 hour non-emergency response standard from all City personnel  More effective snow removal operations Coming 2017  Complete $12 million flood mitigation project  Invest more in parks and recreation/ public safety  Improved traffic enforcement, more responsive policing and communication  Continue disciplined fiscal stewardship  Discover more efficiencies
  • 7. Team Ada, this is just the beginning!  Other opportunities to look forward to:  Continue development of an Ada-Borup Community Fund  Continue to streamline all City policies and regulations  Aggressively and unconventionally recruit more firms to Ada  Support existing Ada businesses to encourage continued growth and expansion  Work with the County and State to make our community healthier  Continue integrating and synchronizing efforts among private, public and non-profit organizations  Make government work for you!