AVAIL
TAMA COUNTY IOWA
INDUSTRIAL ASSETS
1007 Prospect Drive PO Box 22 | Toledo, Iowa 52342 | 641.484.3108 | info@tamacountyiowa.org
Tama Co
Economic Development Cedar Valley FAM Tour May 19, 2011
CEDAR VALLEY AREA FAM TOUR TAMA COUNTY PORTION Thursday, May 19, 2011
10:30
Bus arrives in Gladbrook, Iowa Gladbrook City Center Local Leadership Team: Mayor Keith Sash and JoAnn Ruopp
11:15
WORKING LUNCH at Jackpot Buffet This includes the monthly Cedar Valley Marketing Alliance admin meeting. Visitors welcome.
12:45
Bus arrives at Meskwaki Nation Tribal Justice Center Local Leadership Team: Larry Lasley, Patrick Browne, Jon Papakee, Dirk Whitebreast
01:30
Bus arrives in Toledo, Iowa Reinig Toledo Center Local Leadership Team: Mayor Pam Wood
02:30
Bus arrives in Dysart, Iowa Dysart Library Local Leadership Team: Mayor Don Lyons, Dwayne Luze, Cathy Wieck
03:15
Bus arrives in Traer, Iowa Traer Manufacturing Building Local Leadership Team: Mayor Pete Holden, Pat Stief, Kent Holst, Brad Rund
04:30
Bus arrives back at point of origin in Grundy County.
MESKWAKI
NATION
THE STORY OF THE MESKWAKI TRIBE The Meskwaki are of the Algonquian origin from the Eastern Woodland culture area. The language spoken is the same dialect as the Sauk and Kickapoo. The tribe has been historically located in the St. Lawrence River Valley, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. The tribe’s first European contact was in 1666.
TRIBAL ENROLLMENT
In 1857 the Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa (Meskwaki) purchased 80 acres of Tama-land on the bluffs of the Iowa River for its natural beauty and resources, as well as peaceful rural qualities. In recent decades economic development milestones accelerated with the erection of the Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel and Convention Center. It is the biggest full service casino in Iowa and the biggest employer in Tama County. Most recently the tribe also acquired Pinnacle Bank and Trust to form the foundation of an economic development diversification portfolio. Today the Tribe owns approximately 7,778 acres and has a sovereign nation and settlement designation making a unique distinction between Meskwaki and most other tribes who live on reservations.
White……………….…...……..0% African American………………0% American Indian:…………….100% Asian: …………………………0% Native Hawaiian………………0% Other race……………….…….0% Two or more races……………..0% Hispanic or Latino (of any race)…...0%
Every year in mid-July the tribes of Northern America gather in Tama County, Iowa for Proclamation Day. Non-tribal members also get a special invitation into the Meskwaki culture the first weekend in August with the annual Pow Wow. Historically this event celebrated the "Green Corn Dance" but today it offers an opportunity to congregate, remember and learn from the past, celebrate traditional regalia, music and dancing, eat traditional foods, shop traditional crafts and extend a hand of friendship. Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa (Meskwaki Nation) 349 Meskwaki Road, Tama, IA 52339 (641) 484-4678 www.meskwaki.org
1,349
DEMOGRAPHICS
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000
QUICK FACTS Federally recognized Indian Tribe Tribal name is Meskwaki or “Red Earth People” Governed by an Elected Tribal Council Tribal Court System Tribal Police System Source: Sac & Fox Tribe Historical Preservation Department, 2006
www.tamacountyiowa.org
MESKWAKI NATION FACTS | Page 2 GEOGRAPHY/CLIMATE: Gently rolling mid-continent fertile/ high yield farmlands. Ave. High Low Precip. Snow Summer 83 61 13 0 Winter 31 14 4 21 Source: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, 2007
EMPLOYMENT: Larger payrolls (est): Meskwaki Casino…..…………1,030 Sac & Fox Tribe ………………..178 Meskwaki School District ………...75 Trading Post ……………………..20 Tribal Health Clinic ……….……...15 Source: Tama Co. Economic Development, 2009
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Pinnacle Bank……...….$83.6 million Marshalltown, IA total deposits Source: Federal Deposit Ins. Corp., 2008
HEALTH CARE: Meskwaki Health Clinic....1 physician Meskwaki Care Center…..… 6 beds Tama Volunteer EMS……….37 crew
UTILITIES: Electric……...…...……Alliant Energy Natural gas……...…...Alliant Energy Water…...…Meskwaki Public Works Sewer…...….Meskwaki Public Works Phone………..……….....Windstream Internet...............................Windstream Internet……….........……...Mediacom TV Cable………....….…...Mediacom
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: Meskwaki Settlement School District Meskwaki Settlement School (PreK-12) operates a comprehensive, bilingual, alternative, community-based educational environment, designed to incorporate the wisdom and beauty of the Meskwaki culture with the knowledge and skills of the modern technological society. Elementary…………..…..Meskwaki Middle/ High school…….Meskwaki High school Enrollment……...….103 Attendance……………..……..93% Marshalltown Comm College..20 mi Iowa State University…….......55 mi Univ of Northern Iowa…...…..38 mi University of Iowa………........57 mi Source: Iowa Department of Education, 2008
MESKWAKI BINGO-CASINO-HOTEL DIRECT ECONOMIC IMPACT: Employs ………………………….1,213 Full-time………………………1,115 Part-time and or temp…………...98 Minorities……………………...20% Women………………………..60% Tama County residents……………55% % of County Employment……......15.6% Annual Payroll……………$29.2 million % wages paid in County……...24% Annual Benefits…….………$6.1 million Annual Payroll Taxes………$8.7 million To State of Iowa…………..$1 million Annual Purchases ……...……$27 million Iowa vendors …………….$20 million Annual Visits……………...….1.5 million From out-of-state……………….30% Multiplier Impact State of Iowa……………….$78 million Tama County……….……..$33 million Iowa Employment…………..…918 jobs County Employment………...459 jobs Iowa Earnings Impact……..$27.2 million County Earnings Impact…$9.2 million Source: Klas Robinson Hospitality Consulting, 2004
Updated 05/2011
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
TOLEDO, IOWA 11 Properties, 9.4 Built Square Feet on 80.26 Acres FEDERAL NEW MARKET TAX CREDIT ZONE ON NEW 4 LANE BYPASS CONNECTING DES MOINES & CEDAR RAPIDS HALFWAY PROPERTY 1:
ARROWHEAD PROPERTY 9.1 ACRES
PROPERTY 2:
FORMER SUB CITY PROPERTY 0.82 ACRE BUILDING 1,200 SF SITE 1995 $12.00 SF PER YEAR LEASE
PROPERTY 3:
DEER CREEK PROPERTY 4.00 ACRES
PROPERTY 4:
FORMER PIZZA HUT PROPERTY 0.62 ACRE BUILDING 1,228 SF 1982 $75,000
PROPERTY 5:
T2J PROPERTY A 10.0 ACRES $80,000
PROPERTY 6:
T2J PROPERTY B 15.0 ACRES $120,000
PROPERTY 7:
T2J PROPERTY C 20.0 ACRES $160,000
PROPERTY 8:
STATE OF IOWA PROPERTY 18.48 ACRES
PROPERTY 9:
CITY OF TOLEDO PROEPRTY 1.00 ACRE
PROPERTY 10: PANSEGRAU PROPERTY 1.24 ACRES $500,000 PROPERTY 11: STATE BANK OF TOLEDO PROPERTY 2.00 ACRES 9,000 SF 2002 $4.50 SF PER YEAR LEASE NOTES PROPERTIES 5 & 6 ARE OUTSIDE THE NEW MARKET TAX CREDIT TRACT ANOTHER 6+ PROPERTIES ARE INFORMALLY ON THE MARKET
DISTINGUISHING COMMUNITY FACTS: MAJOR INDUSTRIES: AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURING AND ENTERTAINMENT INCENTIVES: LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL INCENTIVES AVAILABLE TAMA COUNTY IS A HUBZONE, NEW MARKET TAX CREDIT ZONE
ND SD NE KS
MN
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TOLEDO, IA
IL
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MO
MIDWEST AREA MAP
WORKFORCE: POTENTIAL LABOR FORCE:
91,102
MAN. CLASSIFICATION:
21.6% OF LABOR FORCE
AGE OF WORKFORCE:
AVERAGE 42 YEARS
AVERAGE COMMUTE:
28 MILES
MEDIAN NON-SALARY WAGE (MFG):
$15.85/HOUR
MEDIAN SALARY WAGE:
$62,000/YEAR
UNION V.S. NON-UNION:
NON-UNION WORKFORCE
STATE:
“RIGHT TO WORK” STATE
LABOR SHED
ELECTRIC & GAS:
ALLIANT ENERGY
WATER & SEWER:
CITY OF TOLEDO
TELECOM:
WINDSTREAM COMMUNICATIONS MEDIACOM
Updated May 2011
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 1007 Prospect Drive, PO Box 22 Toledo, Iowa 52342 Lindi Roelofse, Economic Developer Phone: 641.484.3108 Mobile: 940.268.5263 Email: info@tamacountyiowa.org www.tamacountyiowa.org/toledo All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental or financing is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. No liability of any kind is to be imposed on the development organization herein.
AVAILABLE WEST SIDE EXTERIOR
TAMA, IOWA 106,126 Square Feet on 22.8 Acres BUILDING SIZE:
106,126 SF
GAS:
75 LB LINE
LOT SIZE:
22.8 ACRES
WATER:
8” MAIN, ACQUIFIER
DIMENSIONS:
9 BUILDINGS, 7 ADDITIONS
SEWER:
8” MAIN, TAMA WASTEWATER PLANT
YEAR(S) BUILT:
1971—2003
HVAC:
PARKING:
127,000 SF CONCRETE PARKING 53,000 SF ASPHALT PARKING
STEAM (1 PIPE) AVERAGE FORCED HOT AIR SUSPENDED GAS UNIT-AVERAGE
ELEVATOR:
ELECTRIC FREIGHT ELEVATOR 100 FEET/MIN, 3 STOPS MANUAL DOOR, 8,000 LB CAPACITY
LOADING:
5’X7’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR 7’X7’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR 12’X14’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR 12’X16’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR 12’X14’ POWER STEEL ROLL DOOR 10’X12’ MANUAL STEEL ROLL DOOR 14’X14’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR
MISC:
10X24 ELECTRIC CONTROL OFFICE 12X24 RELIEF STATION 2424 SF BOX SHOP 24X44 CASING ROOM 20X20 SORTING ROOM 44X80 PACKING ROOM 96X96 COOLER AREA 37,632 PCF FREEZER UNITS 48,384 PCF COOLER UNITS 239,616 SF COOLER UNITS 33,912 SF STEEL GATES & PENS
CEILING PEAK:
20’
CONSTRUCTION:
REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTER & FOUNDATION
ROOF
RUBBER MEMBRANE/CONC PRESTRESSED TEES METAL ON STEEL FRAME, INSULATION
FLOORS:
6” REINFORCED CONCRETE DOCK LEVEL REINFORCED CONCRETE
WALLS
8” BRICK ON BLOCK PRECAST DOUBLE-T 2” METAL SANDWICH PANEL METAL/STEEL METAL/STEEL/INSULATION
LIGHTING:
INDUSTRIAL-AVERAGE-AVERAGE INDUSTRIAL-LIGHT-AVERAGE WAREHOUSE-AVERAGE
POWER:
34.5KV LINE W/ DUAL SOURCES
more info: www.tamacountyiowa.org/tama
DISTINGUISHING FACTS: ENTERPRISE ZONE: THIS PROPERTY IS LOCATED WITHIN AN ENTERPRISE ZONE NEW MARKET TAX CREDITS: LOCATED WITHIN A QUALIFIED CENSUS TRACT HUBZONE: ELIGIBLE FOR EXTRA CONSIDERATION ON GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
ND SD NE
SPECIAL: KILL FLOOR CONSTRUCTED TO HALAL AND KOSHER STANDARDS
MN
WI
TAMA, IA
KS
IL
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MI IN
OH
6
1
BEEF PLANT
MO
2
LAGOONS
3
AREA MAP
5
3
4
117 GREEN ACRES
4
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
7
WORKFORCE:
5
1
RENDERING PLANT
POTENTIAL LABOR FORCE:
91,102
MAN. CLASSIFICATION:
21.6% OF LABOR FORCE
AGE OF WORKFORCE:
AVERAGE 42 YEARS
AVERAGE COMMUTE:
19 MINUTES
MEDIAN NON-SALARY WAGE (MFG):
$15.85/HOUR
MEDIAN SALARY WAGE:
6 4-LANE HIGHWAY
2
7 UP RAIL W/ SPUR
BIRD’S EYE VIEW TAXES:
2009—$63,732
ZONING:
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
$62,000/YEAR
LAST USE:
MEAT PACKING PLANT
UNION VS. NONUNION:
NON-UNION WORKFORCE
PRICE:
$3,450,000
STATE:
“RIGHT TO WORK” STATE
MISC:
117 ACRES GREENFIELD EAST Updated May 2011
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 1007 Prospect Drive, PO Box 22 Toledo, Iowa 52342 Lindi Roelofse, Economic Developer Phone: 641.484.3108 Mobile: 940.268.5263 Email: info@tamacountyiowa.org www.tamacountyiowa.org/tama All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental or financing is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. No liability of any kind is to be imposed on the development organization herein.
DISTINGUISHING COMMUNITY FACTS: UTILITIES: LOCALLY OWNED ELECTRIC: DYSART MUNICIPAL UTILITIES MAJOR INDUSTRIES: AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURING AND ENTERTAINMENT INCENTIVES: LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL INCENTIVES AVAILABLE TAMA COUNTY IS A HUB ZONE
ND SD NE KS
MN
WI
DYSART, IA
IL
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MI IN
OH
MO
MIDWEST AREA MAP
91,102
MAN. CLASSIFICATION:
21.6% OF LABOR FORCE
AGE OF WORKFORCE:
AVERAGE 42 YEARS
AVERAGE COMMUTE:
28 MILES
MEDIAN NON-SALARY WAGE (MFG):
$15.85/HOUR
MEDIAN SALARY WAGE:
$62,000/YEAR
UNION V.S. NON-UNION:
NON-UNION WORKFORCE
STATE:
“RIGHT TO WORK” STATE
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WORKFORCE: POTENTIAL LABOR FORCE:
FLOOR PLAN
TAXES:
2008 - $4,488.00
ZONING:
COMMERCIAL
LAST USE:
RETAIL
PRICE:
$126,000
Updated May 2011
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 1007 Prospect Drive, PO Box 22 Toledo, Iowa 52342 Lindi Roelofse, Economic Developer Phone: 641.484.3108 Mobile 940.268.5263 Email: info@tamacountyiowa.org www.tamacountyiowa.org/dysart All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental or financing is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. No liability of any kind is to be imposed on the development organization herein.
AVAILABLE EAST SIDE INTERIOR
WEST SIDE EXTERIOR
10 & 5 TON CRANES, 50 & 30 TON RAILS
TRAER, IOWA 155,058 Square Feet on 10.69 Acres BUILDING SIZE:
155,058 SF
WATER:
7,500,000 G/MONTH
LOT SIZE:
10.69 ACRES
SEWER:
7,500,000 G/MONTH
DIMENSIONS:
1 BUILDING, 9 ADDITIONS
HVAC:
YEAR(S) BUILT:
1984—2002
MAKE-UP AIR UNITS (HEAVY) COMBINATION FORCED HOT AIR FURNACE W/ CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
OFFICE AREA:
2,000 SF
CRANES, RAILS:
10 AND 5-TON CRANES
PARKING:
150
CEILING HEIGHTS:
20’-48’
CONSTRUCTION:
REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTER & FOUNDATION
SOUTH WALL LOADING:
(2) 8’ X 10’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOORS (1) 8’ X 9’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR (1) 12’ X 16’ POWER OVERHEAD DOOR (1) 8’ X 10’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOOR (1) 12’ X 18’ MOTORIZED FABRIC DOOR (2) 8’ X 8’ MANUAL OVERHEAD DOORS (2) 9’ X 9’ POWER OVERHEAD DOORS (1) 14’ X 14’ POWER OVERHEAD DOOR (2) 6’ X 7’ HYDRAULIC DOCK LEVELERS (1) 14’ X 14’ POWER OVERHEAD DOOR
ROOF
DOUBLE PITCH, METAL ON STEEL FRAME W/ INSULATION
FLOORS:
8’ REINFORCED CONCRETE AT GRADE IN B1, A1,2,4,7 AT DOCK LEVEL IN A3,4
FRAMING:
AVERAGE STEEL FRAME
ELECTRIC:
PIPE CONDUIT WIRING WITH HALIDE OR FLUORESCENT FIX-
18” BEAM, 25’ ON CENTER, 20’ HIGH, 200 L.F. 16” BEAM, 16’ ON CENTER, 18’ HIGH, 75 L.F. 24” BEAM, 28’ ON CENTER, 12’ HIGH, 51 L.F. 24” BEAM, 25’ ON CENTER, 34’ HIGH, 72 L.F.
TURES
POWER:
3 SEPARATE TRANSFORMERS (1) 2,000 KVA (1) 1,500 KVA (1) 1,000 KVA
more info: www.tamacountyiowa.org/traer
DISTINGUISHING COMMUNITY FACTS: UTILITIES: LOCALLY OWNED ELECTRIC. TRAER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES WINDPOWER IN DEVELOPMENT IN SURROUNDING AREA MAJOR INDUSTRIES: AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURING AND ENTERTAINMENT
ND SD NE KS
INCENTIVES: LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL INCENTIVES AVAILABLE TAMA COUNTY IS A HUB ZONE
MN
WI
TRAER, IA
IL
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MI IN
OH
MO
MIDWEST AREA MAP
WORKFORCE: POTENTIAL LABOR FORCE:
91,102 21.6% OF LABOR FORCE
AGE OF WORKFORCE:
AVERAGE 42 YEARS
AVERAGE COMMUTE:
28 MILES
MEDIAN NON-SALARY WAGE (MFG):
$15.85/HOUR
MEDIAN SALARY WAGE:
$62,000/YEAR
UNION V.S. NON-UNION:
NON-UNION WORKFORCE PRICE:
STATE:
“RIGHT TO WORK” STATE
FLOOR PLAN
N
MAN. CLASSIFICATION:
TAXES:
2008 - $104,692.00
ZONING:
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
LAST USE:
LIGHT MANUFACTURING
MISC.
$2M 38 ACRES GREENFIELD EAST OF PROPERTY FOR EXPANSION Updated May 2011
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 1007 Prospect Drive, PO Box 22 Toledo, Iowa 52342 Lindi Roelofse, Economic Developer Phone: 641.484.3108 Mobile: 940.268.5263 Email: lindi@tamacountyiowa.org www.tamacountyiowa.org/traer All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental or financing is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. No liability of any kind is to be imposed on the development organization herein.
AVAILABLE EAST ON US HIGHWAY 63
TRAER, IOWA 38 Acre Build-to-Suit Industrial Park Secured USDA Grant for Infrastructure LOT SIZE:
38 ACRES
ADJACENT LAND:
100 ACRES
LOCATION
ON HIGHWAY 63 BY HIGHWAY 8
MAJOR ROADWAYS 4-LANE
US HWY 30 (20 MILES) US HWY 20 (25 MILES) I-80 (37 MILES) I-35 (72 MILES)
AIRPORTS
WATERLOO MUNICIPAL (25 MILES)
RAIL
VINTON (24 MILES)
ELECTRIC
TRAER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 30% OF ENERGY WILL BE SUPPLIED BY WIND POWER BY END OF 2011
GAS
ALLIANT ENERGY
WATER
TRAER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 7,500,000 G/MONTH
SEWER
TRAER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 7,500,000 G/MONTH
TELECOM
MEDIACOM (BROADBAND) WINDSTREAM (DSL) TRAER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES (WIRELESS)
INCENTIVES:
HUNDREDS OF FINANCING RESOURCES AVAILABLE DEPENDING ON INDUSTRY, CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND LABOR FORCE NEEDS.
FEDERAL:
TRAER AND SURROUNDING AREA QUALIFY FOR NUMEROUS USDA AND OTHER RESOURCES ON ACCOUNT OF POPULATION SIZE, INCOME LEVELS, AND HAVING ITS OWN MUNICIPAL UTILITIES. TAMA COUNTY IS FURTHERMORE A HUBZONE, A STRATEGIC LEVERAGE IN SECURING GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. (ALSO APPLIES TO SUBCONTRACTORS)
STATE:
VARIOUS STATE LEVEL PROGRAMS OFFER INCENTIVES ESPECIALLY IN MANUFACTURING, IT, BIO SCIENCES, ETC.
LOCAL:
ATTRACTIVE TRAINING PROGRAM INCENTIVES FOR HIRING LOCAL WORKFORCE. AREA LEADERS MOTIVATED IN SUPPORTING NEW DEVELOPMENT.
more info: www.tamacountyiowa.org/traer
DISTINGUISHING COMMUNITY FACTS: UTILITIES: LOCALLY OWNED ELECTRIC: TRAER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES WINDPOWER IN DEVELOPMENT IN SURROUNDING AREA MAJOR INDUSTRIES: AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURING AND ENTERTAINMENT
ND SD NE KS
INCENTIVES: LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL INCENTIVES AVAILABLE TAMA COUNTY IS A HUB ZONE
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TRAER, IA
IL
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MI IN
8
OH
MO 63
MIDWEST AREA MAP
LiquiGrow
790ft
573ft
Traer Manufacturing
WORKFORCE: POTENTIAL LABOR FORCE:
Clearline Cutlery
450ft
91,102
MAN. CLASSIFICATION:
21.6% OF LABOR FORCE
AGE OF WORKFORCE:
AVERAGE 42 YEARS
AVERAGE COMMUTE:
28 MILES
MEDIAN NON-SALARY WAGE (MFG):
$15.85/HOUR
MEDIAN SALARY WAGE:
$62,000/YEAR
UNION V.S. NON-UNION:
NON-UNION WORKFORCE
STATE:
“RIGHT TO WORK” STATE
503ft
275ft
BIRD EYEVIEW OF SITE LAST USE:
AGRICULTURE
ZONING:
AGRICULTURE
PRICE:
$760,000
MISC.
TRAER RECENTLY LOST A MAJOR MANUFACTURER. SKILLED LABORFORCE AND 155,000 SF PLANT Updated: May 2011
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 1007 Prospect Drive, PO Box 22 Toledo, Iowa 52342 Lindi Roelofse, Economic Developer Phone: 641.484.3108 Mobile: 940.268.5263 Email: info@tamacountyiowa.org www.tamacountyiowa.org/traer All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental or financing is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. No liability of any kind is to be imposed on the development organization herein.
QUICK REFERENCE MAJOR
MAJOR
STATE TAX INCENTIVES
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Meskwaki Bingo Casino, Hotel
$100 M est
DuPont
Entertainment
$ 6.7 M
Manufacturing
$ 4.8 M
Manufacturing
$ 2.7 M
Manufacturing
Pioneer Hi-Bred-Dysart
DuPont
Pioneer Hi-Bred-Toledo
Cosmo International Traer Manufacturing
Tama Benton Co-Op
$
1.6 M
Manufacturing
Amber Holdings
$
1.1 M
Manufacturing
$
1.0 M
Manufacturing
Iowa Premium Beef
Caraustar
Tama Paper Board
MAJOR
HUMAN RESOURCE INVESTMENTS ORGANIZATION Meskwaki Bingo, Casino, Hotel
EMPLOYEES 1,030 (100 part-time)
Pioneer Hi-Bred
LOCAL FINANCING INCENTIVES
50 (900 seasonal)
South Tama Co. School District
250
Tama County
183
State Juvenile Home
125
North Tama Co. School District
100
Tama Paperboard
96
Sunrise Hill Care Center
83
Fareway
80
Elliott Brothers Truck Line
80
Westbrook Acres
62
GMG School District
60
Union School District
55
Carrington Place
50
Dysart Trucking
50
50% deductibility of federal taxes from Iowa corporate income Single-factor, non-unitary tax—Iowa’s tax is based only on the percentage of total sales income within the state Iowa corporate income tax may be reduced or eliminated by the New Jobs Tax Credit, High Quality Job Creation Program, or Enterprise Zone benefits No personal property tax No sales and use tax on manufacturing machinery and equipment purchases No sales tax is due on purchases of electricity or natural gas used directly in the manufacturing process No property tax on new industrial machinery and equipment Research and development tax credit Local tax abatement
Tax phase in on non-incorporated county land USDA support Co-op revolving loan funds Development revolving loan funds On a case-by-case basis, local jurisdictions are prepared to companies that will have an impact on the community gradually phase into tax responsibilities. This may include items such as tax abatements, fee abatements, relocation costs and infrastructure enhancements.
LOCATION
Instant access to a computerized directory of available industrial and office buildings and sites in Tama County Professional assistance in site selection Industrial/office parks and sites available
HUMAN RESOURCES
Training programs tailored to meet the company's needs