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Memorandum Date: August 30, 2019 To: Douglas County Industrial Development Board (DCIDB) From: Brandi Medeiros Subject: DCIDB Board Packet for the September 17th meeting

Room 310 Douglas County Courthouse 1036 SE Douglas Roseburg, OR 97470

10:30-11:30 am For our meeting please find enclosed in the following order:

Meeting agenda Draft minutes from the May 21, 2019 DCIDB Meeting The Partnership Report Douglas County’s Age and Race Population Distributions Douglas County Economic Indicators 2019 DCIDB Meeting Schedule IDB Board Roster

If you have any questions or would like to discuss any of the information in the packet, please do not hesitate to contact me at the Roseburg CCD office, 672-6728 ext. 308.

DOUGLAS COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD

522 SE Washington Ave. Ste 111A, Roseburg, OR 97470 (541) 672-6728

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Agenda

September 17, 2019

10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Room 310

Douglas County Courthouse

1036 SE Douglas

Roseburg, OR 97470

I. Welcome & introductions A. Self Introductions

B. Welcome New Board Member – Jameson Baird & Barry Robinson

II. Approval of Previous Minutes – May 21, 2019

Motion to Approve, Second, Discussion, Vote III. New Business

A. SUVIP Land Purchase Proposal/MSK True Value - Commissioner Boice

B. SUVIP Land Purchase Proposal/Les Schwab – TJ Cameron

C. Solid Waste Fee Waiver for Private Sector/Economic Development – Discussion/Commissioner Boice

IV. Old Business/Reports

V. Open Discussion

VI. Adjourn DCIDB Business Meeting

The Next DCIDB meeting will be on October 15, 2019

DOUGLAS COUNTY

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD 522 SE Washington Ave., Suite 111A

Roseburg, Oregon 97470

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Minutes May 21, 2019 10:30-11:30 Room 310

Douglas County Courthouse 1036 SE Douglas

Roseburg, OR 97470

I. Welcome & Introductions Melony Marsh called the meeting to order and announced a quorum was present. Attendees

introduced themselves, see attachment A. The following DCIDB members attended the meeting:

Melony Marsh, Charmaine Vitek, Todd Way, Lauren Young, Bob Ragon, Guy Kennerly, and Bruce Hanna.

The following DCIDB Ex-officio members attended the meeting: Kristi Gilbert. And Jerry Gillham County Representatives: Chris Boice, County Commissioner, Paul Meyer, County Counsel, and Heather Coffel, County Assessor

Staff: Tracy Loomis CCD, Brandi Whelchel CCD, and Wayne Patterson UEDP.

Ad Hoc Committee Members: Jameson Baird

Guests: Debby Turner, Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, Amy Stauffer, Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, Jennifer Rockwell, Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, and Jamie Chartier, City of Sutherlin

II. Approval of Minutes – March 19, 2019, Meeting Charmaine Vitek motioned to approve the minutes of the March 19, 2019, meeting as presented. Bruce Hanna seconded. The motion carried unanimously.

III. New Business: A. Mel Arts Mowing Contract, Sutherlin Industrial Park – Brandi Whelchel Brandi Whelchel explained the annual mowing contract included in the meeting packet for Mel Arts is for the mowing of the Sutherlin Industrial Park. She explained Exhibit 1 of the contract was modified to include an increase in the hourly rate from $45/hour to $50/hour and that the overall not to exceed maximum of $5,000 remained the same.


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B. David Briggs Mowing Contract, South Umpqua Valley Industrial Park – Brandi Whelchel Brandi Whelchel explained the annual mowing contract included in the meeting packet for David Briggs is for the mowing of the South Umpqua Valley Industrial Park. C. CCD DCIDB Admin Contract, Second Extension – Brandi Whelchel Brandi Whelchel spoke about the second extension of the CCD DCIDB Admin Contract included in the meeting packet.

Charmaine Vitek motioned to recommend the Commissioners approve the second extension of the CCD DCIDB Admin Contract. Bob Ragon seconded. The motion carried unanimously. D. City of Sutherlin, Waste-Water Infrastructure Investment, Loan Request $171,780 – Jerry Gillham, City of Sutherlin Jerry Gillham spoke about the City of Sutherlin waste-water infrastructure investment loan request included in the meeting packet. Discussion ensued.

Todd Way motioned to recommend the Commissioners approve the City of Sutherlin’s Waste-Water Infrastructure Investment Loan Request of $171,780. Charmaine Vitek seconded. The motion carried unanimously. E. Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, 20th Annual Chainsaw Carving Championships, Grant Request $10,000 – Amy Stauffer, Debby Turner and Jennifer Rockwell Debby Turner spoke about the Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, 20th Annual Chainsaw Carving Championships, Grant Request of $10,000 included in the meeting packet. Discussion ensued.

Bob Ragon motioned to recommend the Commissioners approve a $5,000 grant for the Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, 20th Annual Chainsaw Carving Championships. Charmaine Vitek seconded. The motion carried with 4 Ayes: Charmaine Vitek, Lauren Young, Bob Ragon and Bruce Hanna, and 3 Nays: Guy Kennerly, Todd Way and Melony Marsh.

IV. Reports/Old Business: A. Budget – Melony Marsh Melony Marsh explained she presented the draft budget to the Board of Commissioners/Budget Committee on May 9th and that it was approved.

V. Open Discussion:

Charmaine Vitek asked Wayne Patterson about the progress of the Career Pathways Baseball Card project.

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VI. Adjourn DCIDB Business Meeting – 11:10 a.m.

Respectfully submitted, Douglas County Industrial Development Board

_________________________ ________________________________ Brandi Medeiros, Staff President/Vice President

Attachment A A recording of the meeting is available at the CCD office, 522 SE Washington, Suite 111A, Roseburg, Oregon 97470.

Douglas County Industrial Development Board

Partnership Report

2019 | August RENEWING MEMBERS OR CONTRIBUTORS: Thank you to City of Roseburg, Douglas ESD, The Neil Company Real Estate, Harvard Medical Park, RHT Energy, North River Boats, Mercy Medical Center, Avista, Jordan Cove LNG, Pacific Power, Umpqua Bank, City of Sutherlin, Tim Allen Equipment/Roseburg Rentals, FCR, Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, and DCIDB for renewing your membership. RECRUITMENT: Project Brave (July) – European client looking for an industrial site to locate a pulp and paper mill. Their source material will come from recycled paper. Business Oregon is working with a site selection firm from New York. The Reedsport Commerce and Technology Campus was submitted to Business Oregon and approved. Project Clark (July) – Business Oregon is searching for potential food manufacturing sites available for sale or lease. The minimum size needed is 50,000 SF. The Reedsport Commerce and Technology Campus and three mixed use properties for sale in Sutherlin were submitted to Business Oregon and approved. Project LeMans (July) – Business Oregon is working with an Asian corporation looking to establish a facility in the Pacific Northwest. They are looking for a 3 to 8-acre light industrial use green field site within Oregon to fit their needs of a vertical agricultural farm with an Agri-Tourism component (retail and restaurant facility). They prefer to be within a 1.5 hour driving distance of Portland. No sites have been submitted at this time. PROJECT REPORTS: New Truck Driving School: Working now with Jess from UCC and Alex Palm on site plan. Sutherlin Sewer Line to Support New Development: Was approved by DCIDB and is now being worked on by the City of Sutherlin. Southern Oregon Allied & Mental Health University:

a. We have chosen a site and have a verbal agreement in place. b. ECONW Economic Assessment report has been finalized and handed out at July

Board meeting. c. Legislative $10M ask was approved in July. Governor signed off in August.

Boutique Hotel: Based on a new site offered we have invited the builder back to town. Executive Housing: Still in discussion on timing for this project. Food Hub/Agriculture Distribution Center: Looking for a location. K-12:

a. Backpack/Allied Health Certificate: Over 440 students now enrolled in program its first year.

b. Career Path Baseball Cards: The new packs went to print in July and are in route to Douglas ESD. We will be distributing new Jr. High and Sr. High cards to all public, private and Charter Schools in Douglas County.

c. Growourown.org: Website development is underway. d. South County CTE Center: Funding opportunities are underway now for new

building on gifted site.

The Great Umpqua Events: a. 2019 3rd Annual 4th of July Food Truck Competition: Bigger, better and more

fun than ever before! b. 2019 2nd Annual Outdoor Days over Labor Day Weekend:

1. NUTcracker Mountain Bike Race on Saturday: Report to come. 2. Bash on Saturday night: Report to come.

c. Food Trail: Working with Travel Oregon to fund this another year. South Umpqua Valley Industrial Park rezoning:

a) The requested relocation and zone change for the 1.35-acre unit of land has been granted with a new business already found for this location.

b) The 8.00-acre amendment and zone change are now slated for September hearing. Funding was secured for traffic signal improvement. Traffic engineer is revisiting TIS to answer additional questions asked by ODOT.

Back 9: Coca Cola building underway. Other possible companies now interested in moving to this Industrial Park. UBEA: On hold for now until we have more time to work on. The Partnership Radio Show: I have dropped this project due to conflicts. RAIN: Working now on a plan to merge all entrepreneurial efforts into a clear pathway. Umpqua Pub Talk: The Partnership took over Umpqua Pub Talks from UBC. We hosted the June and July Pub Talks. July’s event included The Partnership’s first ever Pre-Seed Fund Pitch Fest. August Pub Talk was sponsored by Business Oregon. UEDP Website: Redesigning our website to include more Douglas County assets.

Community Meetings (Since Last Report): Oakland Economic Development Meeting DCIDB Umpqua Pub Talk SOWIB Board Member Teleconference Roseburg Area Think Tank SOWIB Douglas Work Group UBC Board Meeting The Partnership Board Meeting Other Meetings (Since Last Report): Simon and Breanne Callahan Mike Fieldman, UCAN Don Cook, The Partnership Board Chair Tim Allen, The Partnership Board Vice Chair Alex Campbell, Regional Solutions Kristi Smith, Pacific Headwear Blair Bailey Jim Daniel, Sidney’s Senior Services Insurance Jeff Hadaway, local entrepreneur Jim McCreight, Oregon Technology Business Center Alex Kollitz, WARP OFFROAD Marissa Fink, YMCA Justin Deedon, Umpqua Tech Alex Palm, i.e. Engineering Michael Lasher, Douglas ESD Bri Matthews, Travel Oregon Trevor Mauch, Carrot Ron Doan Bruce Hanna, Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Roseburg Representative Gary Leif John McCafferty, Umpqua Indian Development Corporation Melena Brundige Commissioner Chris Boice

by Brian Rooney

Douglas County’s Age and RacePopulation DistributionsAugust 20, 2019

Douglas County’s age and race population distributions are similar to the statewide distributions,although the county is somewhat older and less diverse.

The statewide and county age distributions have two distinct high points, the age groups thatinclude 55 to 69 year olds and the age groups that include 25 to 39 year olds. The formerrepresents the baby-boom generation and the latter, the millennial generation. While boomers arereaching retirement age, the millennials are reaching prime working age. The result may be atemporary skill shortage as more people retire than there are skilled people to replace them. Howserious this skill gap will become is uncertain, but the aging of the baby boomers should createopportunities for younger people who develop the right skills.

The age distribution of Douglas County’s population is somewhat different from the statewide witha smaller share of the population in the younger age cohorts and a larger share in the oldercohorts. Some of this is due to Douglas County’s popularity with retirees. Abundant outdooractivities and an extensive health care system, including a Veteran’s Hospital, explain some ofthe attraction.

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Although Douglas County is slightly less diverse than the state, its racial and ethnic proportionsare similar to statewide proportions. Douglas County is 92.6 percent white, compared with 86.8percent statewide. The next highest racial category in the county is American Indian at 2.1percent. The reported Hispanic ethnicity is 6.0 percent in Douglas County, compared with 13.3percent statewide.

Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators August 2019 (July 2019 Data)

Local and State Unemployment Rates (Seasonally adjusted) Source: Oregon Employment Department, LAUS Industry Gains and Losses

(Over-the-year net change in employment) Source: Oregon Employment Department, CES

For data or publications on Southwestern Oregon, visit us at: QualityInfo.org

Regional economist Guy Tauer’s recent article examines education’s effect on

earnings in the South Coast region of Coos and Curry counties. According to data

from the Census Bureau’s Local Employment Dynamics, wages in the South Coast

are higher on average with greater levels of education. Although the wage premium

for bachelor’s degree holders compared with those with high school diplomas has

declined from its 2001 peak of 70 percent higher wages, bachelor’s degree holders

in 2018 still earned average wages roughly 46 percent higher than those with a high

school diploma. However, with the ballooning cost of four-year degrees, students

should think carefully about how they invest their education dollars.

Sarah Cunningham | Workforce Analyst | E-mail: [email protected] | Phone: (541) 530-0605

Graph of the Month South Coast Average Monthly Earnings by Education Level Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Local Employment Dynamics

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Leisure and hospitality

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Education and health services(private)

Coos County Net Job Growth

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Construction

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Information

Manufacturing

Curry County Net Job Growth

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Memorandum Date: August 30, 2019 To: Douglas County Industrial Development Board From: Brandi Medeiros Subject: DCIDB meeting schedule for 2019 The following is a schedule of the DCIDB Board meetings for 2019. The meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, from 10:30 am. to ~11:30 a.m. January 15- cancelled February 19 March 19 April 16 - cancelled May 21 June 18 -cancelled July 16 - cancelled August 20 - cancelled September 17 October 15 November 19 December 17 January 21, 2020 If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at 672-6728 extension 308.



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Board Members

August 2019 Melony Marsh, President G. Stiles Realty PO Box 1193 662 NE Stephens St. Roseburg, OR 97470 541-580-1600 F 541-673-7518 [email protected] Term expires 01/31/21

Todd Way Douglas Fast Net 2350 NW Aviation Dr. Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-673-4242 [email protected] Term expires 01/31/22

Debbie Fromdahl Roseburg Chamber of Commerce PO Box 1026 Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-672-2648 x12 [email protected] Term expires 01/31/21

Bob Ragon, Vice President Douglas Timber Operation 3000 Stewart Parkway, Ste 104 Roseburg, OR 97471 W 541-677-7047 [email protected] Term expires 01/31/22

Jameson Baird Business Owner 2368 Old Hwy 99S Roseburg, OR 97471 C 541-580-5184 [email protected] Term expires 01/31/22

Bruce Hanna Timber Country Coca-Cola Beverages 612 NW Cecil Ave. Roseburg, OR 07470 W 541-672-6596 C 541-580-2653 Fax 541-672-5278 [email protected] Term expires 1/31/21

Charmaine Vitek Port of Umpqua PO Box 388 Reedsport, OR 97467 W 541-271-2232 [email protected] Term expires 1/31/21

Barry Robinson AmeriTitle, General Manager 1310 NW Domenico Place Roseburg, OR 97471 C 541-580-8510 [email protected] Term expires 1/31/22

Guy Kennerly Umpqua Insurance PO Box 730 Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-440-1006 [email protected] Term expires 01/31/22

Ex - Officio Members

Ron Harker, Finance Director City of Roseburg 900 S.E. Douglas Ave. Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-492-6866 Fax 541-673-2856

Jason Aase, Dean of Career & Technical Education

1140 Umpqua College Rd PO Box 967 Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-440-4682 [email protected]

Scott Adams, Public Works Director 1036 S.E. Douglas Ave., Room 304 Douglas County Courthouse Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-440-4481 C 541-643-5800 [email protected]

Bette Keehley, Mayor City of Oakland 637 Locust Street Oakland, OR 97462 W 541-459-4531 [email protected]

VACANCY Port of Umpqua PO Box 388 Reedsport, OR 97470 541 271-2232

Sean Negherbon, City Administrator City of Myrtle Creek PO Box 940 Myrtle Creek, OR 97457 W 541-863-3171 [email protected]

Steve Dahl, City Administrator City of Drain PO Box 158 Drain, OR 97435 W 541-836-2417 [email protected]

Dawn Russ, City Recorder City of Glendale PO Box 361 Glendale, OR 97442 W 541-832-2106 [email protected]

Bill Ducket, Mayor City of Riddle 647 1st Ave. Riddle, OR 97469 W 541-874-2571 [email protected]



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Ex-Officio Members Mark Bauer, City Administrator City of Winston 201 NW Douglas Blvd Winston, OR. 97496 W 541-679-6739 [email protected]

Janelle Evans, City Administrator City of Canyonville PO Box 765 Canyonville, OR 97417 W 541-839-4258 [email protected]

Kristi Gilbert, Community Development Specialist City of Sutherlin 126 E Central Sutherlin, OR 97479 W 541-459-2856 ext. 219 [email protected]

Jonathan Wright, City Administrator City of Reedsport 451 Winchester Ave. Reedsport, OR 97467 541-271-3603 [email protected]

Rhonda Rasmussen City of Yoncalla 2640 Eagle Valley Rd. PO Box 508 Yoncalla, OR 97499 W 541-849-2152 [email protected]

Linda Higgans, City Manager City of Elkton PO Box 508 Elkton, OR 97436 W 541-584-2547 [email protected]

Mike Baker ODOT 3500 NW Stewart Parkway Roseburg, OR 97470 541-957-3658

Douglas County Commissioners

Chris Boice Douglas County Courthouse Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-440-4201 F 541-440-4391 [email protected]

Tim Freeman Douglas County Courthouse Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-440-4201 F 541-440-4391 [email protected]

Tom Kress Douglas County Courthouse Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-440-4201 F 541-440-4391 [email protected]

CCD Business Development Corporation - Staff

Theresa Haga, Executive Director / Finance Manager 522 SE Washington Ave., Ste 111A Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-672-6728 F 541-672-7011 [email protected]

Brandi Medeiros 522 SE Washington Ave., Ste 111A Roseburg, OR 97470 W 541-672-6728 F 541-672-7011 [email protected]

Umpqua Economic Development Partnership

Wayne Patterson 522 SE Washington Ave., Ste 107 W 541- 464-3527 [email protected]

Leah Jones, Office Manager 522 SE Washington Ave., Suite 107 W 541-464-3527 [email protected]

County Counsel Management & Finance

County Counsel's Office Douglas County Courthouse Roseburg, OR 97470 541-440-4375

Jessica Hansen Management and Finance 1036 S.E. Douglas, Room 301 Roseburg, Oregon 97470

DCIDB Ad Hoc Committees Finance Advisory Committee

Jameson Baird Data Analyst 2368 Old Highway 99 South Roseburg, OR 97471 C 541-580-5184 [email protected]

VACANCY

Melony Marsh, President G. Stiles Realty PO Box 1193 662 NE Stephens St. Roseburg, OR 97470 541-580-1600 Fax 541-673-7518 [email protected]

VACANCY

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Land Advisory Committee

Barry Robinson AmeriTitle 1495 NW Garden Valley Roseburg, OR 541-672-6971 Fax 541-672-3980 [email protected]


VACANCY

Dave Sabala Douglas Electric Coop PO Box 1327 Roseburg, OR 97470 541-673-6616 [email protected]

VACANCY

Orientation Committee

VACANCY

Dave Sabala Douglas Electric Coop PO Box 1327 Roseburg, OR 97470 541-673-6616 [email protected]




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