This document summarizes funding sources and development projects for site preparation, transportation, industry, business, and downtown development in Park Hills. It outlines over $18 million from grants, state funds, taxes, and private investment for infrastructure projects like bridges, sewers, trails, and interchanges. Developments aim to fill industrial parks, recruit retailers, retain manufacturers, and revitalize downtown through new businesses, buildings, and street improvements. Annexations also position the city for future residential and commercial growth.
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2. Site Preparation and Transportation
Development
1. Parkway interchange
2. Parkway easements, land sale terms and Hwy. 8 truck
route
3. Woodlawn outer road and Fairgrounds interchange
4. LaMear property options and donations
8. Project Finance
1. Grants and donations to the city
a. E. Elvins Bridge: $250,000
b. Downtown Phase 2: $195,800 + $29,900
c. Fairgrounds Sewer: $70,700
d. Industrial Rail Refurbishing: $80,000
e. Columbia Park Beautification: $6,000
f. Columbia Park Trail: $25,500
g. Housing Site Re-use: $79,900
h. Flat River Pedestrian Bridge: $124,000
i. Employment Security building: $400,000
j. Total: $1,261,800
11. Other Funding
2. MODOT & FHWA financing total: $16,157,800
a. STP funds for E. Elvins bridge: $157,800
b. Parkway interchange: $8,000,000
c. Woodlawn outer road: $1,000,000
d. Fairgrounds interchange: $7,000,000
3. Road District financing total to date: $450,000
a. Seventh Street bridge: $450,000
b. Commerce Street bridge future project estimate:
$325,000
14. SALES TAX HISTORY 2003-2008
Five Year Sales Tax History
1,650,000
1,600,000
1,550,000
1,500,000
Dollars 1,450,000
1,400,000
1,350,000
1,300,000
1,250,000
1,200,000
03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08
Year
General 569,881 603,249 630,342 610,917 680,866
Transport 263,214 279,413 290,843 280,794 313,609
Capital 263,179 279,414 290,843 280,794 313,610
Park 265,361 279,509 291,088 280,910 313,577
1,361,635 1,441,585 1,503,116 1,453,415 1,621,662
Fiscal Year 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08
15. Retail Recruitment and Growth
1. Hand Properties, Inc.
2. J.G. Grewe
3. Other regional developers
4. Overberg
5. Ray Johnson
6. Slug Hefner
7. Grobe
17. Industry Retention and Expansion
1. Flat River Glass & City IDA
2. Missouri Stencil
3. Lee Mechanical
4. Raider Mechanical
5. Bulk Tank Inc.
6. Fireside Group Sportsplay
7. MOCAP and MAC Industrial Training Consortium
19. Downtown Revitalizing
1. Country Mart
2. Added downtown businesses
3. Library building
4. Roundabout
5. Downtown parking lot and Coffman St. widening
6. Reorganized Downtown Park Hills Assoc.
23. Small Business Retention & Growth
1. Marler Music
2. Subway
3. Bauman BP
4. Bargain Mart Jewelry & Pawn
5. Mineral Area Office Supply
6. Turner Chevrolet
7. Artistic Images
24. City Representation
1. Contacts with staff for U.S. Senators and Rep. Emerson
2. Missouri DED industrial recruitment leads
3. St. Francois County IDA Secretary
4. St. Francois Environmental Corp. Director
5. SEMO Transportation Advisory Committee Secretary
6. City web site links and lead reports
7. Location One internet marketing of commercial sites
8. Park Hills Chamber of Commerce
25. Annexations
1. Roseners
2. St. Francois County Fairgrounds
3. Mineral Area College (Green farm and B&B property)
4. Southeast area involuntary annexation plan
27. Summary
Grants: $1,261,800
Interchange construction: $16,157,800
Natl. developer investment: $250,000
Regional developer: J.G. Grewe
Local developers: Johnson, Hefner, Hufford
TIF & TDD funds: $761,200 + $98,190
Park & Stormwater taxes: $1,643,012
Filling industrial park & revitalizing downtown
Annexations for future growth and development