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EDC Meeting
<br />May I8, 2010
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<br />the down nun in commercial construction activity. The City's permit software program
<br />does not currently allow staff to rw repots on the type of consmanion activity on a
<br />year-to-date basis.
<br />The chart below shows permit revenue by the type of connotation. As you can see,
<br />commercial construction and single family residential construction comprise the largest share
<br />of peen[revenue. Generally, commercial activity has been responsible for the largest porton
<br />of revenue, however Bat trend changed in 2009. Early indications suggest that residential
<br />activity will again eclipse commercial activity in 2010.
<br />Revenue Strome 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
<br />Contractor Licenses $14,740 $17,710 $24,140 $26,520 $21,230
<br />Educational Permits $17,283 $0 $2,130 $3,204 $4,209
<br />Govemmental Permits $8,575 $3,055 $3,963 $1,050 $437
<br />Industrial Permits $704 $3,064 $1,448 $5,326 $773
<br />Multiple Family Res. Permits $163,491 $38,086 $[4,867 $10,026 $7,466
<br />Planning Fees $19,626 $18,020 $24,419 $22,274 $10,910
<br />Commercial Permits $117,779 $245,914 $456,256 $394,165 $93,804
<br />22% 44% 60'/ 57% 29%
<br />Single Family Res. Permits $190,514 $229,852 $227,056 $220,615 $178,791
<br />35% 41% 30'/a 32% 56%
<br />Teals $532,713 $555,712 $754,279 $683,180 $317,
<br />W. Gher Topics
<br />Town Hall Meeting
<br />"Ile City's 33" wrong Town Hall Meeting will be held on Saturday, May 22ns a the Family
<br />Service Center. The event will start at 8:30 a.m. and run mail 12:00 p.m. The program will
<br />include presentations on Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) and the Northwest Quadrant. In addifion,
<br />the City and other community groups will have booth exhibils focused on variety of topics. We
<br />hope to see you Nere.
<br />TCAAP Update
<br />On April 20a the City of Arden Bills held an tional meering on the status of the Twin
<br />City Army Ammwifimn Plaut(TCAAP). Acopyofthestaffpresentationisattached. The
<br />presentation included a historical overview of the project and the City's current efforts to
<br />redevelop tiro site.
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