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Bart Olson, City Administrator United City of Yorkville January 9, 2018 y ,

My background

 Bart Olson  Bart Olson

 City Administrator for Yorkville since 2009

 Top appointed official  Manage the day-to-day operations of all departments except Police

 Northern Illinois University Master of Public

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Administration Graduate, 2006  Yorkville High School Graduate  Chamber of Commerce Board member since  Chamber of Commerce Board member since 2009  Chamber of Commerce Treasurer since 2012

What’s going on in Yorkville?

 2017 R i  2017 Review  2018 Economic Development  Infrastructure  Events

2017 Review 2017 Review

Construction

 H lid I E & S it  Holiday Inn Express & Suites  Banquet Facility adjacent to Holiday I E Inn Express  Cedarhurst  GC Housing  YPAC Downtown  Capitano’s Deli

2017 Review 2017 Review

Openings

 G F It S t  Go For It Sports  1836 Drink Lab & Provisions  Living Divina Yoga & Fitness  McElroy Law Office  Shear Connection  Tiki Tan  Tiki Tan  Nitty Gritty Barbershop and Shave Parlor Parlor

2017 Review 2017 Review

Openings

 M di l ffi t 520 E K d ll d  Medical offices at 520 E Kendall and 234 Garden St  S R l E t t  Swanson Real Estate  SQX LLC Investments  American Marketing and Publishing  Digital Services Inc g  Milestone Wealth and Design  Executive Heating & Air  Executive Heating & Air

2017 Review 2017 Review

Residential Development

 New Housing Starts  New Housing Starts

 212 in 2017 Avg Const Value $233,000  151 in 2016 Avg Const Value $170,000  84 in 2015 Avg Const Value $178,000  72 in 2014 Avg Const Value $171,000  72 in 2014 Avg Const Value $171,000  83 in 2013 Avg Const Value $148,000  69 in 2012  43 in 2011  42 in 2010  42 in 2010

 2017 figures are buoyed by 12 townhouse units and 51 apartment units  Grande Reserve (48), Blackberry Woods (29), Windett Ridge (28), and Caledonia (23) most active subdivisions

2017 Review 2017 Review

Residential Development

 Autumn Creek substantially complete

 Only 2 single family permits in all of 2017  Pulte has pivoted to Grande Reserve  Pulte has pivoted to Grande Reserve

 Grande Reserve

 DRH Cambridge, Pulte, Unique Home, and Ryan Homes building currently

 Good possibility that Kendall Marketplace residential sees movement in 2018

2017 Review 2017 Review

New housing starts

PRE RECESSION RECESSION B U I L D INITIATIVE

 ERIN UPDATE

PRE‐RECESSION RECESSION B.U.I.L.D. INITIATIVE 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Plainfield 998 404 172 66 58 93 111 135 162 138 116 140 Yorkville 753 401 153 56 42 43 69 83 72 84 152 154 Montgomery 399 244 91 55 67 46 51 25 31 23 4 2 Oswego 372 224 96 79 83 88 112 131 127 72 52 27 Plano 165 172 40 3 3 3 1 3 4 Sugar Grove 106 48 14 1 5 1 4 28 37 17 9 13 Kendall Co. 73 42 18 12 6 14 16 13 25 18 19 32

2017 Review

 BUILD

2017 Review

Residential Development

 BUILD program

 Closed out in 2017  R lt d i th t ti f 414  Resulted in the construction of 414 homes since 2012  City looking forward to capturing more  City looking forward to capturing more than $400,000 in revenue annually from closure of program

2018 Economic Development

City Council Goal # 1 City Council Goal # 1

Manufacturing and Industrial g Development

2018 Economic Development

 Approved City plans for  Approved City plans for Manufacturing/ Industrial goal involve:

 Continue to use enterprise zones to attract p large industrial developers along Eldamain Rd corridor  Pursue Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF)  Pursue Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) site certification for Wrigley property area and Eldamain Rd corridor  Market the Eldamain Rd corridor to potential  Market the Eldamain Rd corridor to potential developers  Meet with developers on an as needed basis

2018 Economic Development

 P t ti l Cit l f  Potential City plans for Manufacturing/ Industrial goal involve:

 Man fact ing and Ind st ial b siness  Manufacturing and Industrial business

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and/ or summit? a d/ o u  YBSD Sanitary expansion assistance?  City utility expansion study? y y p y  Industrial analysis gap study?

2018 Economic Development

 Go For It Sports  Go For It Sports

 58,000 sf multi-use sports facility  Galena Rd, east of Route 47  Perimeter track  Perimeter track  Turfed infield  Basketball court  Classrooms  Classrooms

 Enterprise Zone Project p j  Opened December 2017

2018 Economic Development

 H lid I E & S it  Holiday Inn Express & Suites

 90+ rooms, 54,000 square feet total

 Holiday Inn-adjacent Banquet Facility

 12,000 square feet  Name TBD

 K d ll H it lit ti l  Kendall Hospitality vertical

2018 Economic Development

2018 Economic Development

 Cedarhurst of Yorkville Assisted Living  Cedarhurst of Yorkville Assisted Living Facility and Memory Care

 73 unit assisted living and memory care  73 unit assisted living and memory care facility  NE corner of Cannonball and Rt 34

 Enterprise zone project  Expected to open mid-2018

2018 Economic Development 2018 Economic Development

Cedarhurst rendering

2018 Economic Development

 A th ’ Pl b GC H i  Anthony’s Place by GC Housing

 51 age-restricted affordable apartments  Yorkville has a rental assistance program for three of the one bedroom units for for three of the one-bedroom units for area senior citizens who meet a maximum income threshold

 Registration date February 1st at City Hall

 ANTHONY PLACE PIC  ANTHONY PLACE PIC

2018 Economic Development

 1836 D i k L b  1836 Drink Lab Provisions

 Latest do nto n  Latest downtown restaurant from Minor Threat Restaurant a au a Group  Opened December 2017

2018 Economic Development

 El Sil f Ri i Di i  Eleno Silva of Riverview Diner in Montgomery has purchased a large, half finished building on Saravanos half-finished building on Saravanos Drive in Yorkville

 Tentative plans are for a 250-300 seat  Tentative plans are for a 250-300 seat banquet facility  Potential enterprise zone project Potential enterprise zone project  Targeting a late 2018 opening

2018 Economic Development

 Capitano’s Deli  Capitano s Deli

 BJ Gerl of Yorkville has a lease on a downtown space for an Italian deli and candy store candy store  Targeted to open in late Spring 2018

 YPAC Downtown

 Emily and Brian Weber, through Your Performing Arts Center (YPAC), have a lease Performing Arts Center (YPAC), have a lease

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dance and program studio space  Targeted opening January 2018 g p g y

2018 Economic Development

 P t T  Property Taxes

 3% decrease in 2014  1 6% d i 2015  1.6% decrease in 2015  1.6% decrease in 2016  0% in 2017  0% in 2017  2.1% increase in 2018, matching growth

Infrastructure

 D t Pl i  Downtown Planning

 # 2 City Council goal in 2017  TIF Di t i t t d i  TIF District reset and expansion  Purchased 102 E Van Emmon (old Old Second building) Second building)  Completed a parking study  Decommissioned Well 3 on the west alley  Decommissioned Well 3 on the west alley  Pursued property maintenance improvement p

Infrastructure Infrastructure

Downtown Planning continued

Infrastructure

 INFRASTRUCTURE SLIDE WITH

Infrastructure

Downtown Planning continued

 INFRASTRUCTURE SLIDE WITH OVERLAY DISTRICT

Infrastructure Infrastructure

Downtown Planning continued

Infrastructure

 Sid lk d P kl t O di

Infrastructure

Downtown Planning continued

 Sidewalk and Parklet Ordinance passed in 2017

Infrastructure Infrastructure

Downtown Planning continued

 C th Hill L d i  Courthouse Hill Landscaping

Infrastructure Infrastructure

Downtown Planning continued

 Ri f t P k d l t  Riverfront Park redevelopment (grant)

 $400 000 p oject b dget  $400,000 project budget  Playground construction halted in September 2016 due to site September 2016 due to site contamination conditions  Contamination cleaned up in 2017 p  Project completion 2018

Infrastructure

 Metra Extension  Metra Extension

 Studies restarted in August 2016

 24-month study will tell us where line ends,  24 month study will tell us where line ends, how much it will cost, what it will look like

Y k ill Pl d S d i h  Yorkville, Plano and Sandwich are potential end-of-line station and railyard  Extension is at least 10 years and $100,000,000+ away

Infrastructure

 Route 34 expansion  Route 34 expansion  Western Yorkville

 Eldamain to Route 47  Eldamain to Route 47  Construction started in 2017, ends in 2019

 Eastern Yorkville

 Route 47 to Orchard Road  Construction started in 2016, ends in 2018

Infrastructure

 R t 71 i  Route 71 expansion

 Under construction east of Rt 126  Y k ill ti ( t f Rt 126)  Yorkville section (west of Rt 126) scheduled to go to bid in Spring 2018

 Construction start TBD earliest 2019  Construction start TBD, earliest 2019  2.5 year project

Infrastructure

 Route 47 expansion parts 2 6  Route 47 expansion parts 2 - 6

 I-80 to Sherrill Road done in 2016  Sherrill Road to Caton Farm Road under  Sherrill Road to Caton Farm Road under construction  Caton Farm to Route 71 in concept engineering  Kennedy Rd to Baseline Rd in concept engineering engineering  Baseline to Cross St in concept engineering

Infrastructure

 R d t B tt R d  Road to Better Roads

 Spring Street  T i L  Teri Lane  Walsh Drive  Pavilion Road  Pavilion Road

Infrastructure

 R i l t t d  Regional water study

 Deep water aquifer being depleted across northern Illinois across northern Illinois  Yorkville, Oswego, and Montgomery have studied ways to combine water systems studied ways to combine water systems in the future and utilize Fox River water  Ongoing discussions about Lake Michigan source, too

Infrastructure

 Y k ill O M t  Yorkville, Oswego, Montgomery

 Shared service proposals

 Facilities Manager (Oswego and Yorkville)  Facilities Manager (Oswego and Yorkville)  Purchasing Manager (Oswego and Yorkville)  IT vendor (Oswego and Yorkville)  IT vendor (Oswego and Yorkville)  Public Works equipment and crews  Building inspection and plan review  Criminal intelligence team with Kendall Co.

Events

 Riverfest  Riverfest

 Friday July 13 and Saturday July 14  Hillbilly Rockstarz  Hillbilly Rockstarz  Whiskey tasting by Whiskey Acres Distilling out of DeKalb, Ill  Ribs by the Knights of Columbus  Children’s Activities, including bounce houses houses  Chicago Whitewater Association race on Saturday

Events

 Summer Solstice  Summer Solstice  Friday June 22 and Saturday June 23

Sturgill Simpson 2013 2017 Sturgill Simpson, 2013 2017

Events Events

Summer Solstice

 A A C ti d Vi it ’  Aurora Area Convention and Visitor’s Bureau  “H G Wi Fi d Th i  “How Grammy Winners Find Their Way to Yorkville, Illinois” by James Cardis Cardis

http: / / www.enjoyaurora.com/ lawofficemusic-summersolstice-yorkville-interview

Events Events

Other

 MetroWest Council of Governments  MetroWest Council of Governments Legislative Breakfast

 Morning of Wednesday, January 17 M lti l l i l t t lki b t t t d  Multiple legislators talking about state and local government issues

 City Topgolf Golf Outing

 Afternoon of Thursday, March 8

 City Golf Outing

 Morning of Friday, June 1 g y

Questions or comments?

Bart Olson City Administrator 630-553-8537 direct 630-308-0582 cell bolson@yorkville.il.us bolson@yorkville.il.us