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PRIOR LAKE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
AGENDA
Monday, March 12, 2018 – 4:00 p.m.
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1. CALL TO ORDER
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
3. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
A. February 12, 2018
4. CONSENT AGENDA
A.
Development Update (02/28/2018)
5. REMOVED CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. No Public Hearings Scheduled
7. OLD BUSINESS
A.
None
8. NEW BUSINESS
A.
B.
C.
First Stop Shop Discussion
2040 Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update
Joint EDA / City Council Meeting - Discussion Topics
9. OTHER BUSINESS
A.
B.
C.
Staff Updates
Commissioner Comments
Construction Projects Business Impact Game Plan
10. ADJOURNMENT: 6:00 p.m.
Those items on the EDA Agenda which are considered routine and non-controversial are included as part of the Consent Agenda.
Unless the President or an EDA member specifically requests that an item be on the Consent Agenda be removed and consi dered
separately, Items on the Consent Agenda are considered under one motion, second and a roll call vote. Any item removed from the
Consent Agenda shall be placed on the EDA agenda under “Removed Consent Agenda Items”
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Economic Development Authority Meeting Minutes
February 12, 2018
1. CALL TO ORDER
VICE PRESIDENT BRAID called the meeting to order at 4:02 p.m. Present were Braid, Briggs, and Sheehan-Kerber.
Business Engagement Committee (BEC) members present were Kim Prchal, Wade Larson, Tim Marco, and Thane
Tande. Also present were Executive Director Boyles, Community Development Director McCabe and Planner
Schwabe. Commissioners Chromy and Boucher-Hoese were absent.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO APPROVE THE AGENDA. Ayes by Braid, Briggs
and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
3. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO APPROVE THE DECEMBER 11, 2017 MEETING
MINUTES. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
4. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Development Update (01/31/2018)
a. 2017 Residential Single-Family Permit Applicants and Valuation Chart
B. EDA Revenue & Expenditure Report (12/31/2017)
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. Ayes by
Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
5. REMOVED CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
None
6. PUBLIC HEARING
No Public Hearings
7. OLD BUSINESS
None
8. NEW BUSINESS
A. Election of Officers
MCCABE explained that the officers of the EDA shall be elected at the first meeting of the year. All EDA Commis-
sioners are eligible to become officers for 2018 and the officers elected in 2017 are eligible for reappointment.
BRAID shared that CHROMY is willing to serve as President again in 2018.
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO APPOINT CHROMY AS PRESIDENT OF THE
EDA FOR 2018. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
BRAID explained that he is willing to serve as Vice-President if the group so chooses. SHEEHAN-KERBER stated
that she is also willing to serve as Vice-President.
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MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY BRAID, TO APPOINT SHEEHAN-KERBER AS VICE CHAIR OF THE
EDA FOR 2018. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO APPOINT FINANCE DIRECTOR ERICSON AS
TREASURER, CITY MANAGER BOYLES AS SECRETARY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
MCCABE AS ASSISTANT TREASURER. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
B. BEC Discussion
MCCABE provided an overview on the previous printed City of Prior Lake Community Profile to the EDA and BEC
members in attendance as well as information on the updated Community Profile which was done electronically.
PRCHAL stated that in her conversations with local business persons, digital format was preferred. She suggested
having a printed version offered semi-annually.
MARCO stated that information about average age and incomes can be beneficial to include when trying to attract
residents and businesses alike.
BRIGGS shared that he has received comments about needing informational pieces about the shops and restau-
rants located in Prior Lake.
BRAID stated that he was surprised that our current Community Profile does not highlight one of the community’s
largest assets, which is the lake.
PRCHAL suggested the group determine who the preferred audience is (i.e. attracting residences, commercial
businesses, visitors)
TANDE stated that a few years back, the BEC (then the EDAC) worked to revise the City Code to make the
residential and commercial building process easier, more comparable to adjacent communities and more ‘business
friendly’.
PRCHAL explained that the BEC has suggested a Business Mentorship program be developed utilizing ambas-
sadors who’ve completed building construction or addition projects in Prior Lake to assist new businesses through
the City processes based on their experiences.
BRAID stated that the City is currently working on the Comprehensive Plan Update and as part of that process the
City is looking to guide additional tracts as commercial.
BOYLES shared that the Blahnik, Prchal & Stoll Law Office project was the first in the Transitional Town Center
District and sharing their experience would benefit future property owners who may wish to do the same.
BRAID suggested PRCHAL work with Staff regarding their experiences.
BRAID stated that based on the discussion, attracting residents, new businesses, and a visitor’s guide appear to
be the priorities.
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO WORK WITH THE BEC, CDA AND OTHER
APPROPRIATE AGENCY’S TO DEVELOP ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION PIECES INTENDED FOR VISI-
TORS, EXISTING BUSINESS OWNERS (PAST ACCOMPLISHEMENTS, LOOKING FORWARD) AND PRO-
SPECTIVE INVESTORS (COMMERCIAL SUCCESSES, AVAILABLE PROPERTIES). Ayes by Braid, Briggs and
Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
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C. City of Prior Lake Property Ownership
SCHWABE stated that at the December 11, 2017 EDA meeting, members directed staff to research city-owned
properties and bring back information on their potential for returning to the tax rolls. The City typically acquires
properties when dedicated as part of a plat or through tax forfeiture from the State of Minnesota when the proper-
ties are needed for a public purpose. Staff reviewed a total of 281 parcels and of those 13 were determined to not
have an identified use today (e.g. parks, stormwater, drainage and utilities, parks, etc.).
MCCABE explained that parcels obtained through tax forfeiture are typically restricted to a specific purpose indi-
cated on the deed. If the City ceases to use the parcel for that purpose, it would generally revert to the State of
Minnesota.
Discussion ensued regarding the current and potential future use of the parcels.
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO DIRECT STAFF TO COMPLETE TITLE WORK
ON ROW #1, 6, 8, AND 9 TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE PARCELS CAN BE SOLD TO ADJACENT PROP-
ERTY OWNERS; RESEARCH ROW #2, 5, 7, TO DETERMINE IF THE PARCELS ARE VIABLE FOR DEVELOP-
MENT; RESEARCH ROW #10 TO DETERMINE WHERE THE PARCELS ORIGINATED AND THE PROCESS
FOR RETURNING THE PARCEL(S) TO THE TAX ROLLS. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The
motion carried 3-0.
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO DIRECT STAFF TO MEET WITH THE APPLI-
CABLE COUNTY AND STATE STAFF REGARDING COMBINING ROW #12 AND 13 TO FORM A SINGLE PAR-
CEL. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
D. Construction Projects Business Impact Game Plan
MCCABE reviewed the previously discussed opportunities where the City of Prior Lake may be able to lessen the
2019 construction impacts on downtown businesses.
BRIGGS shared that it is important the BEC work with the EDA to identify opportunities for assisting businesses
during the road construction projects.
PRCHAL stated that the City could consider assisting by supporting events, reviewing fee waiver opportunities,
and increased communication to downtown businesses. She continued by sharing that she recently spoke with
approximately 10 businesses in downtown Chaska who had been impacted by a large road project in
2016/2017and the common theme related to City assistance was associated with the City communicating with the
businesses before and during the project.
BRIGGS stated that there are the local banks in Prior Lake may be interested in providing information to the BEC
and EDA regarding available small business loan opportunities for businesses.
PRCHAL suggested the local banks host a small business loan presentation and invite downtown businesses.
BRIGGS shared that there may be potential for additional signage in the downtown area which could be used to
promote and celebrate downtown before, during, and after construction projects.
BRAID stated that Prior Lake is a summer town where a bulk of revenue for downtown businesses is made during
the months that the TH 13/CR 21 road construction will be taking place. He shared that he also spoke with
downtown Chaska business owners recently about their experiences with the large road project, and their primary
comments were surrounding the importance of way-finding signage during construction.
MARCO stated that having a way-finding plan associated with a construction schedule would be very beneficial
for businesses owners and visitors alike.
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The EDA directed the BEC to add this as an Agenda item for their next meeting and to work on developing assis-
tance opportunities for the EDA to consider.
BRAID suggested keeping this as an Agenda item for the EDA for the foreseeable future.
E. Technology Village Phase II.5 Business Plan
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER TO APPROVE THE TECHNOLOGY VILLAGE
PHASE II.5 BUSINESS PLAN. Ayes by Braid, Briggs and Sheehan-Kerber. The motion carried 3-0.
F. Deerfield Business Park Signage
MCCABE provided an overview of a recent meeting with Deerfield Business Park businesses regarding their re-
quest for additional signage.
BOYLES questioned if there was a business association in Deerfield.
MCCABE stated that there is not.
MCCABE stated that the current concept plan is a monument style sign advertising the business park as opposed
to individual business names in the existing Waterfront Passage signage.
BRIGGS stated that utilization of the sailboat style sign would tie in nicely with other branding in the community.
The EDA directed Staff to work with the Deerfield Business Park Signage group to further develop the concept
plan related to sign location and style.
9. OTHER BUSINESS
A. Staff Updates
i. Downtown Lease Agreements
MCCABE shared that the City has entered into a new lease agreement with the lessees of the Flowers Natu-
rally building which will better facilitate property transition for the lessees and city when the road improvement
project commences.
ii. Commercial/Industrial Property Listings
MCCABE provided a brief update on current large acreage property listings.
B. Commissioner Comments
None
10. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION BY BRIGGS, SECONDED BY SHEEHAN-KERBER, TO ADJOURN THE MEETING. With all in favor, the
meeting adjourned at 6:07 p.m.
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Frank Boyles, Executive Director
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Prior Lake, MN 55372
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AGENDA REPORT
MEETING DATE: March 12, 2018
AGENDA #: 4A
PREPARED BY: Casey McCabe, Community Development Director
AGENDA ITEM:
DEVELOPMENT UPDATE
DISCUSSION:
Introduction
The purpose of this consent agenda item is to review the residential and com-
mercial development update as of January 31, 2018.
History
EDA Commissioners requested an update of residential and commercial activity
at each meeting.
Conclusion
The attached memorandum provides a summary of residential and commercial
development in the City of Prior Lake.
ALTERNATIVES:
RECOMMENDED
MOTION
ATTACHMENT:
1. Motion and a second, under the consent agenda, to accept the development
update.
2. Remove this item from the consent agenda for additional discussion.
Alternative No. 1.
1. February 2018 Development Update
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Memo
Date: March 6, 2018
To: City of Prior Lake Economic Development Authority
From: Casey McCabe, Community Development Director
Subject: Residential & Commercial Activity Update
Below is an update of residential and commercial development in the City of Prior Lake as of Feb. 28, 2018.
Number of Permits Declared Value Number of Permits Declared Value
Single Family Dwellings 13 $6,636,000.00 3 $573,000.00
Townhouses (# units)4 $626,000.00 0 $0.00
Multiple Units 0 $0.00 0 $0.00
New
Commercial Industrial & Commercial 0 $0.00 0 $0.00
Residential 54 $852,100.00 68 $733,000.00
Industrial & Commercial 5 $879,000.00 3 $33,000.00
Mechanical 84 $0.00 91 $0.00
Mechanical (SF & TH)68 $0.00 12 $0.00
TOTALS 228 $8,993,100.00 174 $1,339,000.00
2018 YEAR TO DATE 2017 YEAR TO DATE
New
Residential
Additions
and
Alterations
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Prior Lake, MN 55372
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AGENDA REPORT
MEETING DATE: March 12, 2018
AGENDA #: 8A
PREPARED BY: Casey McCabe, Community Development Director
AGENDA ITEM:
FIRST STOP SHOP DISCUSSION
DISCUSSION:
Introduction
Stacy Crakes and Jo Foust with the Scott County CDA First Stop Shop (FSS)
will be attending the first half of the EDA meeting to discuss marketing materials
and other topics with the EDA.
History
As one of their goals for 2018, the EDA elected to promote partnerships and
collaboration through annual meetings with many committees and groups, in-
cluding the Scott County CDA First Stop Shop.
Current Circumstances
The Scott County First Stop Shop assists the cities and townships of Scott
County with rapid response to business requests. Attached to this report is a
copy of a pitch the FSS assembled to assist with the marketing of the Vierling
Family property. The proposal includes, a Scott County overview; Prior Lake
overview; and information related to workforce; public transportation; education;
income; specific site information; fiber; utilities; financial assistance programs;
and appropriate contact information.
The EDA reviewed the marketing materials at their December meeting and
wanted to invite FSS to a future meeting to discuss the marketing materials and
other efforts to assist with the attraction of commercial development to Prior Lake
and Scott County.
Conclusion
ALTERNATIVES:
RECOMMENDED
MOTION:
ATTACHMENTS:
The EDA may wish to discuss whether there is additional city-specific infor-
mation that may help market the City of Prior Lake; 2017 FSS site and property
inquiries; what are site selectors looking for in marketing materials; or other top-
ics.
1. Discuss this subject only and take no action.
2. Discuss this subject and provide staff direction regarding desired alterations
to marketing materials.
As determined by the EDA.
1. Vierling Family Property Marketing Material
2. 2017 FSS – Prior Lake Lead Responses
City of Prior Lake, Minnesota
Vierling Family Property - CR 42 Corridor
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Vierling Family Property
CR 42 Corridor in Prior Lake
December, 2017
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Location-Location-Location!
Located only 20 miles from downtown Minneapolis and 22 miles from the Minneapolis -St. Paul
International Airport (MSP), the City of Prior Lake is a growing community, within Scott County, the
sixteenth largest metropolitan area in the United States.
Quality of Life in Prior Lake.
With a population just under 25,000 and approximately 9,300 housing units, there are a variety of
housing options from single-family residential lake properties to senior housing rental units. The
city, which is 18.33 square miles in size includes 2.89 square miles of water, with Upper and Lower
Prior Lake in the heart of the City; the largest lake in the southern metropolitan area. This natural
resource offers invaluable recreational opportunities and a high quality of life for its residents and
employees.
Quality Education
The Prior Lake-Savage School District provides quality education for its 8,500 students in the
district’s 14 schools. “Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools prides itself in the many environmental
learning opportunities that have become part of the district's unique culture. PLSAS is the only
district in the state to have an environmental education program that grows with students from
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) to high school. Our K-12 schools are the first district-wide
Environmental Education, Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (E-STEM) schools in the state
of Minnesota. (Source: www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us)
Workforce
Prior Lake and Scott County are home to some of the most educated workers in the Greater MSP
Region. Beyond the borders, the Southwest metro provides a large labor pool for businesses in
Prior Lake and many of its workers come from large nearby cities like Bloomington, Burnsville, and
Eden Prairie. Prior Lake isn’t limited only to workers from immediate surrounding areas; the city is
able to attract workers from the entire Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.
Transportation
One of the greatest benefits to having a location in the City of Prior Lake is a “reverse commute”
for employees and visitors. With two state highways, TH 13 and TH 21, travel to Prior Lake is
generally in the opposite direction of rush hour traffic and will result in an easy commute for
employees and visitors, regardless of what direction they are coming from.
Guest Accommodations
There are a number of hotels in the area, including Mystic Lake Casino Hotel which offers luxury
accommodations with a golf course and world class entertainment venues. The construction of
their new Mystic Lake Center, opening January 2018, includes a 70,000 square foot convention
center and 180 additional hotel rooms making it the second largest hotel in the seven county
metropolitan area.
Upon review of the information provided, we hope that you find Prior Lake is a wonderful place to
live, work and play for a lifetime!
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Table of Contents
Topic Page(s)
Scott County Overview 4
Prior Lake Overview 5-8
Workforce 9-11
Public Transportation 12
Education 13
Income 14
Site Information 15
Fiber 16
Utilities 17
Financial Assistance Programs 18
Contact Information 19
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SCOTT COUNTY OVERVIEW
The City of Prior Lake, is centrally located in Scott County, MN. Scott County’s population increased
60.5% between 2000 and 2016, while Minnesota’s population grew by 12.2% during that timeframe.
Prior Lake was among the top 20 fastest growing cities in Minnesota during that timeframe.
Between 2000 and 2016 Scott County experienced a 19% increase in employment with 7,700 new
jobs added. This compared to a 10% employment growth rate in the metropolitan area.
Scott County has two major transportation corridors running through the county, U.S. Hwy 169 and
Interstate-35, making it easily accessible for businesses and logistics. Our residents exceed the state
and national averages for high school graduation rates and college degrees, according to the U.S.
Census Bureau, giving us a qualified resident workforce.
Scott County is the home to several historical, scenic, and entertainment destinations including
Canterbury Park, The Landing, Elko Speedway, Mystic Lake Casino, the Renaissance Festival, and
ValleyFair Amusement Park, which bring tens of thousands of traveler's to the County each year!
Scott County Key Statistics
Population (2016 estimate): 143,680
Median household income (2011-2015):
$87,794
Percent of population with high school
education or higher (2011-2015): 94.7%
Percent of population with a Bachelor's
degree or higher (2011-2015): 38.2%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts
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PRIOR LAKE OVERVIEW
The City of Prior Lake, located at the southwest edge of the Twin Cities, is known for its prominent
lakes, outdoor amenities, recreational opportunities, entertainment venues, and high quality schools
and neighborhoods. While experiencing significant growth from 16,000 population in 2000 to over
25,000 in 2014, Prior Lake maintains its small town character with a distinct downtown. The City is
home to Scott County's largest employer, Mystic Lake Casino and Hotel as well as many other
businesses.
Prior Lake is poised for continued growth with over 300 acres of vacant commercial, business park
and industrial land to develop. Additional land will also become available in the future that is located
within a 3,000-acre orderly annexation area. Opportunities in commercial and industrial development
are increasing due to growth and improved highway accessibility and upgrades. Prior Lake's
transportation system includes major roadways including Hwy 13, County Road 42, County Road 21
and numerous others that access the entire metropolitan area. Prior Lake provides transit from within
the community to other municipalities and to downtown Minneapolis by way of the Minnesota Valley
Transit Authority (MVTA).
For the outdoor lovers, Prior Lake features many recreational amenities including more than 55 parks
on 1,000 acres, over 100 miles of trails and sidewalks and 14 lakes. Taken together, the parks and
lakes offer a wide variety of outdoor opportunities for visitors and residents with a wide variety of
interests.
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Elected Officials and City Staff
The Mayor and City Council are the elected policy makers for the City of Prior Lake. They are
responsible for adopting and enforcing ordinances, establishing public and administrative policies,
appointing the City Administrator and administrative staff, creating boards and commissions,
managing the City's financial operations (including levying taxes, approving a budget, auditing
expenditures, and borrowing money) and transacting all other city business as required by law.
One member of the City Council serve as the Economic Development Authority (EDA), along with
three members appointed from the public. The City of Prior Lake also has an Economic Development
Advisory Committee (EDAC), which consists of 9 citizen members with staggered three year terms.
The role of the EDAC is to identify issues and develop strategies to strengthen commercial -industrial
activity within the city, review requests for tax increment financing, tax abatement and other financial
assistance programs, and advise the EDA and City Council on proactive approaches to development
and redevelopment.
Mayor
Kirt Briggs
kbriggs@cityofpriorlake.com
Councilor
Kevin Burkart
kburkart@cityofpriorlake.com
Councilor
Annette Thompson
athompson@cityofpriorlake.com
Councilor
Zach Braid
zbraid@cityofpriorlake.com
Key City Staff:
City Administrator - Frank Boyles, email: fboyles@cityofpriorlake.com
Community Development Director - Casey McCabe, email: cmccabe@cityofpriorlake.com
Finance Director - Cathy Erickson, email: cerickson@cityofpriorlake.com
Councilor
Mike McGuire
mmcguire@cityofpriorlake.com
PRIOR LAKE OVERVIEW
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City of Prior Lake 2040 Vision & Strategic Plan - Vision Statement
The mission of the City of Prior Lake is to enhance the quality of life for
citizens by providing quality services which result in a safe and healthy
community; recreation and leisure opportunities; preservation and
effective use of lakes, parks and other natural resources, economic
vitality; and the promotion of partnerships, volunteerism and civic
pride.
Prior Lake is known for its lakes, vibrant parks system, outdoor
amenities, recreation opportunities and numerous entertainment
venues. Together with “RiverSouth” entertainment venues, this area
enjoys a reputation as a great place to visit and stay. The residents of
Prior Lake reinforce a warm, small-town feel by supporting
neighborhoods, participating in community and welcoming visitors with
courtesy and hospitality.
Prior Lake’s downtown serves as the hub of the city, offering walkable
destinations, specialty shopping, dining, entertainment and services
that meet the needs of residents and visitors alike.
In parallel, Prior Lake has emerged as a center of technology and
innovation, offering attractive jobs to residents. The city has earned a
reputation as a great place to start a high quality business and grow it
to success, with resources as support for home-based business,
business incubators and telecommuters.
All this has been achieved while maintaining a sound base of quality
housing, strong neighborhoods, and safe, secure living for all. A well -
run City Council and City administration innovates and collaborates,
continuously raising productivity and stretching every taxpayer’s dollar
for a maximum value. Sound fiscal management includes both
immediate attention to local tax burden and also a long-term view
toward building and sustaining the infrastructure essential to a high
quality of life for generations to come.
PRIOR LAKE OVERVIEW
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Major Employers in Prior Lake
Employer Products/Services
SMSC Gaming Enterprises Gaming Establishment
Prior Lake Ind. School District Elementary & Secondary Schools
YMCA Youth Center
Little Six Casino Gaming Establishment
Wild Golf Club Golf Courses and Clubs
Indian Health Services Public Health Services Administration
Phillips and Temro Industries Motor Vehicle Metal Stamping
Husson’s Concessions Restaurants
Insurance Paramedical Services Insurance Agencies and Brokers
Miratech Prior Lake Air and Gas Compressor Manufacture
Tentroy Inc. Site Preparation Contractors
Jen Wocelka Real Estate Agents
MN Credit Card Processing Inc. Greeting Cards
Norex Inc. Computer Processing Services
Taylor Made Construction of MN Finish and trim carpentry
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WORKFORCE
Source: U.S. Census Bureau OnTheMap, 2015.
Prior Lake Work Flow
Of the 8,358 people who work in Prior Lake, 6,825 live in another city and commute into the
community to work, while 11,466 of Prior Lake’s residents leave the city to go to work elsewhere. This
provides new businesses with an opportunity to capture this talent pool of local, dedicated workers,
while providing an opportunity for residents to reduce their commute time.
2015 – All Jobs Data Count Share
Total Employed (Jobs) in Prior Lake 8,358 100.0%
Employed in Prior Lake but Living Outside 6,825 81.7%
Employed and Living in Prior Lake 1,533 18.3%
Workers Living in Prior Lake 12,999 100.0%
Living in Prior Lake but Employed Outside 11,466 88.2%
Living and Employed in Prior Lake 1,533 11.8%
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WORKFORCE
Prior Lake offers a diverse labor force. According to the 2015 American Community Survey, US.
Census, 24% of Prior Lake’s residents were employed in the Sales and Office Occupations, 20% in
Management, Business and Financial occupations, 12% in Service occupations, 11% in Education,
Legal, Community Service, Arts and Media and 10% in Production, Transportation and Material
Moving occupations. The chart below illustrates the number of Prior Lake residents, 16+ years of age
in each of the occupational categories.
Occupations of Prior Lake Residents, 16+ Years of Age, 2011-2015 ACS, US Census
3,098
2,568
1,468
1,350
1,239
1,148
1,056
793
Sales and office occupations
Management, business and
financial occupations
Service occupations
Education, legal, community
service, arts and media
occupations
Production, transporation and
material moving occupations
Natural resources, construction
and maintenance
Computer, engineering and
science occupations
The Dakota-Scott Counties WorkForce Centers with locations in West St. Paul, Burnsville and
Shakopee are ready, willing and able to help with recruitment and hiring efforts and already has a
strong track record working with businesses in the county with pre-hire paperwork, drug screens and
background checks. Beyond, the strong local connections with job seekers we’d coordinate services
with WorkForce Centers throughout the region.
Examples of how the Dakota-Scott WorkForce Centers help area employers with hiring and
recruitment include:
Job Fairs. Part of the key to the success of these events is that the Department of Employment
and Economic Development has an extensive email distribution list which reaches thousands of
job seekers.
WorkForce Centers also have weekly hiring events where employers can meet with job seekers.
The Dakota Scott Workforce Development Board is comprised of up to 27 members from across
the 2 counties; with more than ½ representing the private sector. It has a strong focus working
with employers and job seekers and is noted for developing innovative employment and training
approaches. One example is that the Burnsville WorkForce Center is co-located with Inver Hills
Community College and Dakota County Technical College on a non-campus site which provides
outstanding connectivity amongst the organizations and benefits employers and adult learners..
The State of Minnesota has a website, which is free for employers and job seekers –
www.minnesotaworks.net.
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WORKFORCE
Source: U.S. Census Bureau OnTheMap. All data for most recent year, 2015
Educated Workforce
Prior Lake offers a highly educated labor force with an estimated 96.2% of residents achieving a high
school degree or higher and 43.6% receiving a bachelor’s degree or higher. (Source: 2011 -2015
American Community Survey, US Census).
Labor Pool of Workers with Jobs in Prior Lake, 2015
Prior Lake isn’t limited only to workers who reside in the community. We are able to attract workers
from the entire metropolitan area. According to 2015, OnTheMap Census data, Prior Lake draws
employees from numerous metropolitan areas including Shakopee, Savage, Burnsville, Lakeville,
Minneapolis, Bloomington, St. Paul, Apple Valley, New Prague and numerous other communities.
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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
SmartLink Transit
For residents in Scott and Carver Counties, SmartLink is your premier mobility management service,
including Dial-A-Ride. Smart Link can get you anywhere in the seven county metro area (in some cases,
you may need to transfer to another transportation provider).
Minnesota Valley Transit Authority
The Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA) is the public transportation agency for seven suburbs
located approximately 15 miles south of Minneapolis and St. Paul: Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eagan, and
Rosemount in Dakota County; and Savage, Shakopee, and Prior Lake in Scott County. MVTA also provides
the Scott County-to-downtown Minneapolis express bus service, originally known as BlueXpress.
Land to Air Express
Land to Air provides shuttle service -- the "169 Connection" -- throughout many stops along the 169
Corridor. No parking issues, no fighting traffic, and no trouble with the weather!
Source: https://www.scottcountymn.gov/1077/Public-Transportation
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EDUCATION
Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools
Prior Lake/Savage Area School District 719 serves Prior Lake, Savage and surrounding townships. It is
home to six elementary schools, one early childhood center; including Spanish Immersion kindergarten; a
school for gifted learners in grades 3-5; two middle schools for grades 6-8; an Alternative Learning
Program for students in grades 7-8; an Area Learning Center for students in grades 9-12; and one high
school serving students in grades 9-12. There is also a Charter School, Aspen Academy (K-8), and several
private schools including: Prior Lake Christian Academy (K-12), St. Michael's Catholic School (K-8) and St.
Paul's Lutheran School (K-8).
Prior Lake-Savage Area ISD No. 719 Computer Science Offerings
Elementary
Beginning in 2017-18, all students K-5 will learn fundamental computer science skills. Media Specialists
will lead this learning with students, following a specialized, “designed for PLSAS” curriculum that
integrates ISTE and CSTA standards. The curriculum utilizes resources from Code.org and integrates
both hands-on and digital activities to develop students’ skills.
Extensions: Students will have opportunities to apply and extend their skills through a variety of
extracurricular offerings through before and after school programs such as KidsCo and Community Ed.
Middle School
Beginning in 2018-19, students will have the opportunity to elective courses which focus on specific
aspects of computer science (i.e. coding, networking, etc.). These classes will be developed using
resources from Project Lead the Way and will integrate hands-on STEM project-based learning with
Computer Science.
Current Extracurricular Activities:
SWAT team where students have the opportunity to apply and extend their skills through
participation in the middle school SWAT team. This team tackles a variety of technology and
computer science related challenges
Girl Code which is an after school club, specifically focused on
closing the gender gap in Computer Science.
Junior Lego League
High School
Beginning in 2018-19, students will have the opportunity to take elective
courses which focus on specific aspects of computer science (i.e. coding,
networking, etc.). These classes will be developed using resources from
Project Lead the Way and will integrate hands-on STEM project-based
learning with Computer Science.
Current Extracurricular Activities:
Robotics and SWAT Team (coming soon)
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INCOME
Prior Lake has a high disposable income, with a median income over $100,000 in the submarket, which
allows opportunities to support local businesses with the purchase of goods and services.
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Approximately 495 acres is currently available at 4836 140th Street NE and Eagle Creek Avenue NE in Prior
Lake. Below is an aerial view of the site, located along CR 42 which is one of the fastest growing corridors
in the metro. This includes 1,360 +/- feet on Prior Lake, land with rolling hills and beautiful vistas. The
property is served with municipal water and sewer.
The property is listed with Gaughan Companies: 651-464-5700 or
email: TomOpsahl@GaughanCompanies.com or DanHebert@GaughanCompanies.com.
SITE
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FIBER
Scott County is composed of seven cities, eleven townships, ten school districts, and the Shakopee
Mdewakanton Sioux Community. Scott County has been engaging in real meaningful cooperation since
2002 when the Scott County Association for Leadership and Efficiency (SCALE) was created.
In 2007 Scott County, in collaboration with SCALE, began constructing the largest government-owned
high-speed network, at that time in the state and one of the nation’s biggest. It is an extensive fiber
network consisting of over 1,000 miles of County owned dark fiber. It is maintained exclusively by the
Zayo Group, a national leader (provider) in fiber network communications. Scott County’s fiber network
has direct connections capable of providing diverse and redundant 10 gigabit (or even greater gigabit)
capacities out of the region as well as to multiple Tier III and Tier IV data centers in the region including
the Capitol campus in St. Paul and to the 511 building in downtown Minneapolis, which in turn provides a
portal to the world.
The 511 Building Telecommunications “Carrier Hotel” offers highly safeguarded, round -the-clock access to
the internet as well as critical space to back-up data and offsite disaster recovery. The facility is equipped
for data centers, collocation and web hosting, as well as multi-tenant telecommunication switching, fiber
network service providers, and optical cable backbones. The County additionally has dark fiber
connections to the NCC Building in Omaha, Nebraska, also a “carrier hotel” for increased diversity and
regional security. This connection is expected to be live by summer of 2018. There are currently five
major and diverse fiber exits out of the County.
Regional Fiber Map
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UTILITIES
Water
City of Prior Lake: (952) 447-9894
The City of Prior Lake operates seven wells. Six
wells go to the treatment plant and the seventh
well is used during peak summer production
periods.
Three aquifers exist in Prior Lake: the Jordan, the
Franconia Ironton Galesville (FIG) and the Mt.
Simon. Five of the City's the wells pump from the
Jordan and are between 345 and 372 feet deep;
two pump from the FIG which is 630 feet below
ground. The City's daily maximum is 7.5 Million
Gallons per Day (MGD).
LOCAL HAULERS
Buckingham Disposal 5980 Credit River Rd., Prior Lake,
MN 55372
(952) 226-6441
Certified Recycling 14305 Ewing Ave, Burnsville, MN
55306
(952) 894-1448
Dick's Sanitation P.O. Box 769, Lakeville, MN 55044 (952) 469-2239
Republic Services 9813 Flying Cloud Dr., Eden Prairie
MN,55347
(952) 941-5174
Suburban Waste Services 12400 Princeton Ave S., Savage, MN
55378
(952) 937-8900
Waste Management 1901 Ames Dr., Burnsville, MN
55337
(952) 890-1100
Sewer
City of Prior Lake: (952) 447-9800
The City of Prior Lake's Public Works Department is responsible for inspecting and maintaining 107 miles of
sanitary collection system infrastructure, 41 sanitary lift stations and 2,809 sanitary manholes to ensure
uninterrupted collection of wastewater.
The Metropolitan Council and Environmental Services (MCES) Division of the Met Council is responsible for
Sanitary sewer treatment and disposal at the Blue Lake Wastewater Treatment Facility in Shakopee, Minnesota.
Garbage
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The City of Prior Lake has a variety of potential financial incentives the city may be able to offer to help
offset certain development costs. We are happy to meet with businesses to identify programs that may be
applicable.
Job Training Assistance
The Minnesota Jobs Skills Partnership (MJSP) program provides grants of up to $400,000 to educational
institutions that partner with businesses to develop new-job training or retraining for existing employees.
Funds may be used for training related costs or education infrastructure improvements necessary to
support businesses located or intending to locate in the region. A cash or in -kind contribution from the
business must match program funds one-to-one.
Metropolitan Council Sewer Access Charge (SAC) Credits
The City of Prior Lake has SAC units available and will consider using these credits to offset the
Metropolitan Council SAC fees. The actual SAC unit determination for the building will be made by the
Metropolitan Council after blueprints for the building are submitted.
Tax Abatement or Tax Increment Financing
The City of Prior Lake may consider tax abatement or tax increment financing for qualified projects.
Approval of abatement requests are evaluated on a case by case basis. Upon receiving a formal
application for economic assistance, governing bodies of the city and/or county will evaluate the request
and make decisions based on a variety of factors. Prior Lake staff cannot represent the outcome without
going through the formal application process. We would be happy to work with businesses in this process.
Minnesota Investment Fund
The City of Prior Lake is willing to work with qualified industrial, manufacturing and technology -related
industries to determine eligibility for the MN Department of Employment’s Minnesota Investment Fund
Program. This program provides low interest financing for projects that add new workers and retain high
quality jobs in the state. Applications for the program must be submitted through the City.
MN Job Creation Fund
Manufacturers, warehouse, distribution and some information technology operations, who plan to hire a
minimum of ten new employees, and invest at least $500,000 in real property within one year, may be
eligible for the MN Department of Employment and Economic Development’s Job Creation Fund. City
staff is happy to work with businesses to review eligibility requirements for this program which provides
rebates on eligible capital investment expenditures. Again, applications for the program must be
submitted through the City.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
The success of any project is dependent on a relationship that establishes trust between all
stakeholders. Your Prior Lake/ Scott County Team is ready to talk with you to discuss more about
what we have to offer. Please feel free to contact us at the phone numbers or emails below.
City of Prior Lake
Casey McCabe
Community Development Director
Prior Lake City Hall
4646 Dakota St. SE
Prior Lake, MN 55372
cmccabe@cityofpriorlake.com
Direct: 952.447.9815
Main: 952.447.9800
Scott County First Stop Shop
Stacy Crakes
Business Development Director
Prior Lake City Hall
4646 Dakota St. SE
Prior Lake, MN 55372
scrakes@scottfss.org
952-496-8613
Mission Statement:
The mission of the City of Prior Lake is to enhance the quality of life for citizens by providing quality
services which result in a safe and healthy community; recreation and leisure opportunities; preservation
and effective use of lakes, parks and other natural resources, economic vitality; and the promotion of
partnerships, volunteerism and civic pride.
4646 Dakota Street SE
Prior Lake, MN 55372
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AGENDA REPORT
MEETING DATE: March 12, 2018
AGENDA #: 8B
PREPARED BY: Casey McCabe, Community Development Director
AGENDA ITEM: 2040 COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN UPDATE
DISCUSSION: Introduction
The purpose of this agenda item is to review the proposed revisions to the com-
mercial and industrial land identified in the 2040 Comprehensive Land Use Plan
update.
History
The EDA held a joint meeting with the Planning Commission in June 2017 to dis-
cuss the 2040 Comprehensive Plan update. During that meeting, the Planning
Commission and EDA provided direction to staff related to designating lands for
future commercial areas of the city. More recently the City Council conducted a
retreat which featured the land use guide plan as one of the agenda topics.
Current Circumstances
City staff has incorporated the recommendations of the EDA, Planning Commis-
sion and City Council and will have a short presentation at the March 12th meeting
to highlight the major commercial areas in the 2040 Land Use Plan draft. Topics
to be discussed include, but are not limited to:
➢ Revised Transitional Town Center [Mixed Use] District
➢ Elimination of Planned Use designations along CH42
➢ Business / Office Park designations along CH42
➢ Need for commercial and industrial land
Issues
Staff will be seeking direction or concurrence from the EDA related to the proposed
Land Use Plan revisions. The land use guide plan should be finalized by June
2018 in order that the remaining elements of the Comprehensive Plan Update may
be finalized on time.
FINANCIAL
IMPACT:
The comprehensive plan is a statutory mandate which cities are required to ac-
complish every ten years. Aside from a modest Metropolitan Council grant, the
entire cost of preparing and implementing the comprehensive plan is a city re-
sponsibility.
ALTERNATIVES: 1. Motion and Second endorsing the the 2040 Land Use Plan as proposed or as
amended. The plan would then be forwarded to the city council.
2. Take no action and direct the staff to provide additional information which the
EDA requires to endorse this plan.
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RECOMMENDED
MOTION:
ATTACHMENTS:
Alternative No. 1.
1. Current City of Prior Lake Land Use Plan
2. Proposed City of Prior Lake Land Use Plan
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Prior Lake, MN 55372
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AGENDA REPORT
MEETING DATE: March 12, 2018
AGENDA #: 8C
PREPARED BY: Casey McCabe, Community Development Director
AGENDA ITEM: JOINT EDA / CITY COUNCIL MEETING – DISCUSSION TOPICS
DISCUSSION: Introduction
The City Council has invited the EDA to participate in a joint work session on Mon-
day, April 16, 2018. The purpose of this agenda item is to discuss agenda topics
for the joint meeting between the EDA and City Council.
History
As one of their goals for 2018, the EDA elected to promote partnerships and col-
laboration through annual meetings with many committees and groups, including
the City Council.
Current Circumstances
A joint work session has been scheduled between the City Council and EDA on
Monday, April 16, 2018 from 5:00 to 6:45 p.m. EDA members should identify po-
tential discussion topics and direct staff to prepare a work session agenda.
The EDA may wish to begin by reminding the city council about actions presently
underway. Examples include: alternative uses or disposal of certain city proper-
ties, working with PLate to facilitate their project, refinement of marketing materials
with FSS, Technology Village refinement to county wide program, land use guide
plan, the Hut, just to name a few.
Additional discussion topics may include: an allocation of general fund reserves
for economic development activities; establishment of a Prior Lake Convention
and Visitors Bureau; City of Prior Lake development (or participation in the devel-
opment of) a business/industrial park; opportunities to secure reliable funding
sources for strategic property acquisition, beautification or other economic devel-
opment initiatives; or other topics as identified by the EDA.
Issues
The EDA will meet once more prior to the joint work session; on April 9th. The
commissioners may wish to have staff prepare a list of potential topics for that
meeting at which time the list can be refined and the EDA can decide who will take
the lead on each topic.
FINANCIAL
IMPACT:
For the city to become what the City Council and EDA want it to be requires a plan
and strategic investment of people’s efforts, time and money. These discussions
help to define and refine the plan so everyone is acting in harmony with one an-
other to maximize resources.
2
ALTERNATIVES: 1. Identify discussion topics and provide direction to staff to prepare a draft
agenda for the joint City Council / EDA work session for final refinement at
your next meeting.
2. Take no action now and delay discussion and finalization of the joint meeting
agenda until the next EDA Meeting.
RECOMMENDED
MOTION:
Alternative No. 1.