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Under the Wold assessment, RES needs boiler room water system work, front entrance improvements, $500,000 ADA compliance, $1,100,000 plumbing replacement, electrical panel upgrades, classroom refresh, and additional items totaling about $2.45M. These are identified future projects, not yet in the annual LTFM schedule. MEP engineers and contractors can help the district plan boiler, plumbing, and ADA upgrades as a coordinated modernization program.
The 'OTHER - Wold Full Assessment' section lists JCE ADA compliance at $1,100,000 plus plumbing, electrical panel, window replacement, tuckpointing, classroom refresh, and a front entrance project totaling over $2.7M. These are conceptual needs informed by Wold’s assessment, not yet scheduled in specific years. Architects, engineers, and contractors can use this to discuss phased ADA and modernization work and help translate the assessment into funded projects.
The Wold Full Assessment for DEF lists $1,000,000 ADA compliance, gym upgrades (mats, curtains, paint, hoops), $500,000 gym floor, $900,000 bleachers, café and stair flooring, windows, tuckpointing, retaining wall, and plumbing for a subtotal over $3.5M, within a larger $7.48M need. These potential projects are not yet in specific budget years. Contractors specializing in ADA, gym equipment, and interior finishes can help ROCORI shape a phased modernization plan.
A Wold assessment section notes 'stage curtain laundering/treatment ~2034' plus HS entry awning work, window replacement, elevator replacement, HS flooring, MS gym refresh, and combined floor/window/tile work totaling over $4M within a $10.12M overall need. These are conceptual stage and interior improvements pegged roughly to 2034. Interior renovation and theater equipment vendors can coordinate with the district to plan these upgrades and align them with LTFM and other funding.
Edina HRA received an update on the 8-acre redevelopment at 7235 France Avenue, where Enclave Companies plans to sell the northwest parcel to Doran Group for an age-restricted apartment with ground-floor retail. Staff emphasized that this new concept will require modified site plans and that Doran is expected to seek tax increment financing, with collections starting in 2028 and a 5-year window to issue pledges beginning in 2026. No formal proposal or TIF deal is approved yet, so consulting, design, and financing advisors can still influence how the project and associated public-realm improvements are shaped.
North Oaks is actively evaluating long-term options for City Hall and NOHOA offices, including renewing the current lease, moving to 400 Village Center, or constructing a new combined City Hall and public works facility. A TaTonka Real Estate analysis outlined costs for leasing versus a 5,000 sq ft build-to-suit building, with leadership leaning toward ownership and an integrated public works garage. This creates upstream opportunity for architects, engineers, owner’s reps, and construction firms to help shape a 15–20 year facility plan and potential new building project.
Stillwater is advancing plans to rehabilitate the historic Bergstein Shoddy Mill and Warehouse into a trailhead with gathering patio, restrooms, storage, docks access, wayfinding, and landscape improvements along the St. Croix River Crossing Loop Trail. The Heritage Preservation Commission must choose between resolutions granting or denying design approval; the draft denial cites historic integrity concerns while staff note $6 million in state riverfront park funding tied to a 2027 grant spend deadline. No construction contractor is named yet, but architects HCM and preservation consultant New History are on the project team, signaling upcoming work for contractors, trail/park amenity suppliers, signage, and specialty restoration trades once a compliant design is approved.
Northfield and Bolton & Menk completed a multimodal safety study of four Highway 3 intersections, identifying options such as signals, roundabouts, 3/4 access, hybrid beacons, curb extensions, and pedestrian refuges. MnDOT is now reviewing the study and considering how to incorporate these concepts into upcoming bridge and corridor projects. This sets up future design and construction work where the city and MnDOT will need engineering, design, safety devices, and construction services as specific projects move forward.
Lake City is planning Phase 1 Electric System Improvements for 2027, based on its Electric System Study and capital plan. DGR Engineering is under task order for preliminary engineering, and the latest estimate is about $2.76 million, slightly above the $2.54 million budget. Staff are refining scope, equipment choices, and costs, including conversion of about 120 residential services from overhead to underground and possible switchgear changes to save $400k–$500k. This is early-stage design and budgeting, so utility contractors, switchgear suppliers, and undergrounding/service-line vendors can still influence standards and pricing.
Wicklund Properties plans a new 10,000 sq ft facility in Fergus Falls to be leased to Premier Specialty Vehicles for ambulance remanufacturing, and the city is poised to establish Economic Development TIF District 4-19 to support it. The project cost is about $2.5 million, with a pay-as-you-go TIF note up to $93,000 reimbursing site and infrastructure costs through 2037, and construction starting July 2026. Site and building work are developer-led, but city approvals and the TIF plan create a defined, multi-year industrial project where construction trades, equipment suppliers, and professional services can target Wicklund and PSV as key buyers.
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