AMAZON HQ2 NEW NORTH, INC. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (2) SUBMITTED SITES OCTOBER 16, 2017 CONFIDENTIAL New North. Inc. October 10' 2017 Wilt? N. Adams Lit. f'a?reeri Buy. i Holly Sullivan Head of WW Economic Development Amazon.com 2121 7th Ave Seattle, WA 98121 Dear Ms. Sullivan: While Wisconsin is, in fact, among the leading food producers of milk, cheese, cranberries and beer, the backbone ofthe New North region's thriving economy is actually supported by organizations ranging from blue chip companies, large Fortune 500 companies to small and mid-sized, privately-owned businesses representing a host of industries including insurance, health care, agriculture, manufacturing, technology and tourism. The companies that call Northeast Wisconsin home lead the nation in work environment, worker?s safety, benefits, work life balance and productivity. Amazon's innovative culture and dedication to customer experience is a perfect match for the Midwest work ethic and curiosity we see our companies demonstrate everyday. Northeast Wisconsin is made up ofa number of cities - Appleton, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Sheboygan and many more. Each offers their own amenities to enjoy, but also short distance for others in the region to enjoy. Notable offerings in Northeast Wisconsin are: The Green Bay Packers, the only community-owned NFL football team,- wineries, hiking trails, PGA Championship golf courses, diverse restaurants, thriving arts communities, craft breweries, and more than 300 miles of shoreline on the Great Lakes. There is no doubt Amazon employees would enjoy the cultural and community environment in Northeast Wisconsin. Low crime rates, great outdoor opportunities, superior education offerings, and vibrant culture and community anchored events arejust a few ofthe many features that make the Northeast Wisconsin region a great place to live, work and play. Here, we feel safe in our communities, have confidence in our schools, and have plenty ofthings to do. If you have questions regarding this project, please contact myself at (920) 336-3860 or or Coleman Peiffer, business and investment attraction director at (608) 210-6714. Thank you for the opportunity to submit a re5ponse to your recent request for proposal for the Amazon?s H02. Sincerely, Jerry Murphy Executive Director New North, Inc. MIRON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 1471 McMahon Drive, Neenah, WI 54956-6305 P.O. Box 509, Neenah, WI 54957-0509 PH 920.969.7000 FX CALL FOR DEPT FAX MIRON-CONSTRUCTION.COM Building ExceHence October 10, 2017 Holly Sullivan Head of WW Economic Development Amazon .com 2121 7th Ave Seattle, WA 98121 As CEO of Miron Construction, a provider of construction management services nationwide, I am exposed to a wide variety of communities. I am writing today to share my pride in Northeast Wisconsin, where we are headquartered, and to tell you about the unique aspects of our area which positively support business success. Northeast Wisconsin is home to a number of nameplate companies which serve national and international markets. The diversity of our regional economy can withstand disruption and remain stable. There also is a strong, supporting infrastructure which includes transportation, public and private utilities, supplier networks, and education and training resources. With available talent currently a strong driver of economic activity, we are blessed to have more than 20 post-secondary colleges and universities within our region to help deliver the next generation of talent to Northeast Wisconsin companies. These institutions have proven to be nimble in their ability to pivot quickly to meet the needs of major employers. Cuttingedge workforce training has moved to the high-school and middle-school levels as well. I continue to find strong governmental support of business activity in the region. From the office of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), to regional and local bodies, there is a can-do attitude. I also see a growing entrepreneurial spirit. As our region has continued to grow, I have seen available cultural and recreational activities expand greatly. Several of our communities are home to performing-arts centers, which regularly host Broadway shows and a full range of visual and performing arts. With four distinct seasons, residents are able to take advantage of a host of outdoor activities, from topnotch hunting and fishing, to boating and golf on internationally known courses, to cross-country skiing and an abundance of nature trails for running and biking. People enjoy living in Northeast Wisconsin. The cost of living is reasonable with affordable housing options, they feel safe in raising their family here, and commute times to work are short. People can come here and grow, along with having the opportunity to make an impact on the community. And, while it doesn't translate directly to business success, you won't find friendlier people. Sincerely, David G. Voss, Jr. President & CEO Neenah, WI • Wausau, WI Madison, WI Milwaukee, WI • Eau Claire, WI • Cedar Rapids, IA SCOTT WALKER OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR STATE OF WISCONSIN P.O. BOX 7863 MADISON, WI 53707 October 10, 2017 Holly Sullivan Head of WW Economic Development Amazon.com 2121 7th Avenue Seattle, WA 98121 Ms. Sullivan, For the past 23 years, Amazon has had a transformative impact on the world’s business model. From web hosting services, to online shopping, to groceries, Amazon’s innovative execution of its vision to serve positively impacts every facet of our lives. The State of Wisconsin is a prime location for the Amazon HQ2 campus, providing you with the workforce and business environment needed to continue to innovate. We worked hard over the past seven years to transform Wisconsin’s business environment to help our companies compete globally. We cut taxes by $8 billion, streamlined regulations, and implemented tort reform to make Wisconsin a better place for business. These reforms have yielded results: in 2017, Wisconsin was ranked in the top 10 states for doing business in annual rankings from Chief Executive magazine. Wisconsin improved by 31 places on this metric since 2010. Wisconsin is a top destination for companies that pride themselves on innovation, design, and creativity, thanks to our implementation of pro-growth policies. In 2013, Amazon located a 1million-square foot fulfillment center in Kenosha County, investing $141 million and creating more than 1,100 jobs. Our administration worked with Amazon on plans to expand that facility. Its development will be supported by more than $10 million in enterprise zone tax credits overall. Last week, Foxconn Technology Group announced it will locate a 20-million-squarefoot advanced manufacturing facility in Mount Pleasant. These investments represent transformative moments in our history as we welcome high-tech industries to our state’s economy. WISCONSIN IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS WWW.WISGOV.STATE.WI.US ▪ (608) 266-1212 ▪ FAX: (608) 267-8983 Wisconsin is established as a force for business in the most critical area: workforce development. Wisconsin’s education system, including the University of Wisconsin System and Wisconsin Technical College System, which partner directly with businesses to meet workforce training needs, is developing a talent pool to successfully meet the needs of other high-tech firms like Google, Fiserv, Rockwell Automation, and Epic Systems. In addition, the state’s metropolitan areas (Madison, Milwaukee, and Green Bay) have redeveloped and reimagined their downtown communities, becoming more attractive to the next generation of employees. This combination ensures our state will attract and train the workforce required to satisfy Amazon’s employment expectations. Wisconsin is also a leader in research. There are two top-tier “R1” research institutions in our state, UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee. UW-Madison alone attracts $1 billion a year in research and development spending. My administration, along with the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and other cabinet agencies, stand ready to work with Amazon as it continues its site selection process and we look forward to welcoming you and your project team to Wisconsin soon. Sincerely, Scott Walker Governor IS OPEN 201 W WashingtonWISCONSIN Avenue, Madison, WI FOR 53703BUSINESS • 855-INWIBIZ • INWISCONSIN.COM WWW.WISGOV.STATE.WI.US ▪ (608) 266-1212 ▪ FAX: (608) 267-8983 October 19, 2017 Ms. Holly Sullivan Head of WW Economic Development Amazon.com 2121 7th Avenue Seattle, WA 98121 Ms. Sullivan, On behalf of the State of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), thank you for the opportunity to submit a response to your recent request for proposal for Amazon’s next headquarter center. The State of Wisconsin has worked hard to become known as a business-friendly state. Wisconsin has cut $4.7 billion in business taxes since 2010. A Right to Work state, Wisconsin has invested $213 million in workforce development over the last four years and continues to cut key taxes like worker’s compensation and unemployment insurance for businesses. Wisconsin’s 100% funded pension system is also ranked #1 in pension fund liability by U.S. News and World Report. These business-friendly policy implementations earned Wisconsin a top 10 ranking in CEO Magazine’s 2017 “Best States to do Business” survey. Wisconsin’s business friendly environment evidenced by the state’s pro-business policy decisions, investment in our workforce, and a reduction in business taxes makes Wisconsin an attractive option for Amazon’s next headquarter location. The creation of over 50,000 positions with an average annual salary exceeding $100,000 and a capital investment of over $5 billion would have a significant impact on Wisconsin. WEDC has a strong reputation of being creative and aggressive in our effort to assist projects that provide great employment opportunities to our citizens and change the economic environment of our communities. As an example, in September of this year, the state legislature passed special legislation for Foxconn roughly four months after the initial project meeting. The state’s ability to accommodate the aggressive time frame of significant projects, like Foxconn, shows our commitment to work with businesses interested in improving the state’s economy. Amazon already has first-hand experience with WEDC and our commitment to assisting significant projects. In 2014, the state awarded $10,300,000 in refundable tax credits for your 1.5 million sq. ft. distribution center in Kenosha County. As a valued business and economic development partner, WEDC will continue to support your current operation and looks forward to working with your team as you consider expanding your footprint in Wisconsin. The size and scope of the Amazon HQ2 project will require special legislation. The total incentive amount, time frame, eligibility requirements and potential claw backs require additional conversations with the Amazon economic development team and will be developed during the decision-making process. WEDC is prepared to work with your economic development team throughout this process to help create the best incentive package for both Amazon and the citizens of Wisconsin. At this time, your primary contact for this project will be Coleman Peiffer, business and investment attraction director, 608-210-6714. Please contact Coleman directly should you have any questions. Sincerely, Mark R. Hogan Secretary and CEO Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation STRONG BUSINESS GROWS IN WISCONSIN ® Companies looking to start, relocate or expand their operations in Wisconsin benefit from the state’s central location, reliable infrastructure, industry leadership, talented workforce and business-friendly policies—all of which create competitive advantages that help businesses capitalize upon regional, national and global market opportunities. Wisconsin’s long history of innovation continues to fuel new solutions to challenges facing people, companies, nations and our very planet, with some of the most respected companies in the world drawing upon Wisconsin’s plentiful natural resources, renowned research capabilities and the can-do spirit of its citizens to grow and succeed. Generations of business leaders have recognized the advantages our major ports provide, giving them quick access to markets throughout the country and around the world. Our transportation infrastructure was literally built to connect businesses with their suppliers and customers. Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport offers international flights, and Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport is 40 miles away from the Wisconsin border. Goods and services produced in our state reach many markets within one day. Talent development has always played a crucial role in developing and sustaining Wisconsin’s industry leadership. To ensure that Wisconsin maintains its manufacturing industry leadership, we have recently dedicated $110 million to worker training. I invite you to join the ranks of global industry leaders such as GE Healthcare, Harley-Davidson, MillerCoors, Kohler, Oshkosh Corporation, Johnson Controls, Briggs & Stratton, S.C. Johnson, Kerry Ingredients, Sargento, Kikkoman, Johnsonville and Organic Valley in tapping the economic resources that Wisconsin offers companies looking to maximize their productivity. The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation stands ready to provide financial assistance for your client’s project to help them take advantage of our unique business environment. We offer a range of tax credits and grants to help with environmental assessments, site preparation and remodeling, equipment purchases and worker training. You will also benefit from the strong working relationships that exist within Wisconsin’s economic development network, which ensure that the state’s full slate of business development tools will be made available to you. Thank you for your interest in Wisconsin. We look forward to working with you. WISCONSIN BAYFIELD WASHBURN SUPERIOR ASHLAND MICHIGAN MINNESOTA WASHINGTON ISLAND RHINELANDER 25 MILES (40 km) TO MARINETTE MINNEAPOLIS MOSINEE STURGEON BAY GREEN BAY EAU CLAIRE APPLETON MANITOWOC LA CROSSE PORT WASHINGTON IOWA PRAIRIE DU CHIEN MADISON MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN’S PORTS CONNECT TO AN EXTENSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK COMMERCIAL PORTS FOREIGN TRADE ZONES LIMITED CARGO PORTS HIGHWAY SYSTEMS COMMERCIAL AIRPORTS RAILROAD LINES from border ILLINOIS 40 miles (64 km) to O’Hare International Airport CHICAGO INFRASTRUCTURE IN WISCONSIN 09 13 13 State commerce and industry relies on nine major highways covering more than 11,800 miles (18,990 km) to move our goods to market. Our interstate system connects us to major industrial cities across the U.S. In addition to Appleton, Green Bay and RAILROAD LINES Chicago’s O’Hare airport is just 40 miles Rail traffic throughout the state continues to grow and move more than $122 billion in freight each year, creating a seamless link in the nationwide intermodal system. Amtrak travels between Chicago and Milwaukee multiple times daily. Eight commercial airport locations serving major industrial and metropolitan areas statewide. These airports are served by all major carriers, linking to every point in the nation within one business day. In addition, these larger airports are within driving distance: CHICAGO: O'Hare is American's second largest hub, with 963 domestic flights daily to 155 U.S. cities and more than 100 direct flights daily to 58 international destinations. MINNEAPOLIS: 135 nonstop flights including 115 domestic and 20 international markets. COMMERCIAL PORTS Uniquely situated on the nation's greatest waterways, Wisconsin ships 39 million tons of product from 7 commercial cargo ports and 6 limited cargo ports located along Lake Michigan, Lake Superior and the Mississippi River. FOREIGN TRADE ZONES (FTZ) 03 Wisconsin’s central location provides access to markets throughout the country. HIGHWAY SYSTEMS COMMERCIAL AIRPORTS 08 A LOCATION THAT ACCELERATES COMMERCE Companies located in one of our three Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) can import merchandise (by truck, rail, air or boat) without going through formal customs entry procedures or paying import duties. These companies have the option to pay tariffs after their product inventory is sold, improving cash flow and saving money. Other benefits include, but are not limited to: global market competitiveness, minimized bureaucratic regulations, and improved supply chain efficiencies. Milwaukee’s international airports, from Wisconsin’s border, offering 109 daily direct flights to 58 international destinations. Our marine freight system moves an average of 30 million tons of freight per year,worth more than $2.4 billion. And, with major ports along two of the greatest waterways in the country— plus 3,000 miles of railway and a highway system that joins east and west—products reach the right markets at the right time. 201 W Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703 • 855-INWIBIZ • INWISCONSIN.COM THE CLIMATE IS RIGHT FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS IN WISCONSIN. ® WISCONSIN ranks as as the the 10th 10th best best state state for for ranks # 10 1 PENSION FUND LIABILITY RANKING RANKING LIABILITY (U.S. News and World Report) (U.S. News and World Report) business in in the the annual annual rankings rankings by by business CHIEF CHIEF EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE magazine. magazine $ 4.7 BILLION 214 $ $ IN TAX TAX CUTS CUTS UNDER UNDER GOVERNOR GOVERNOR WALKER WALKER IN MILLION MILLION DEDICATED TO WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT DEDICATED TO WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT over the last four years over the last four years To learn learn more more about about the the ways ways Wisconsin Wisconsin can can support support your your business business goals goals To call Coleman Coleman Peiffer, WEDC’s Business and Investment Investment Director, 201 WPeiffer, Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703 • 855-INWIBIZ Attraction •Attraction INWISCONSIN.COM call WEDC’s Business and Director, 608.210.6714 or or email email Coleman@InWisconsin.com Coleman@InWisconsin.com 608.210.6714 WISCONSIN STATE INCENTIVE To assist with Amazon’s headquarter location, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation stands ready to work aggressively and creatively to meet this project’s specific needs. The complexity of this project will require additional information to assist in drafting special legislation. n Type of program: special legislation n Type of incentive: Refundable Tax Credits n Amount to be determined pending additional information n Timeline for special legislation: 4 to 6 months n Eligibility requirements to be determined with special legislation n Claw back provision to be determined with special legislation This is not an offer. It is only a preliminary estimate contingent on the receipt of a completed application, WEDC’s underwriting and review, the availability of funds, and approval by WEDC executive management. The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is confident that Wisconsin the best location for Amazon’s Headquarters given our business climate and direct acess to our world class workforce. We appreciate you taking the time to consider Wisconsin for your new headquarter location and look forward to working with you in the future. Coleman Peiffer, AICP 608.210.6714 Business and Investment Attraction Director Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation 201 W. Washington Avenue Madison, WI 53703 coleman.peiffer@wedc.org 201 W Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703 • 855-INWIBIZ • INWISCONSIN.COM TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 NEW NORTH OVERVIEW QUALITY OF LIFE/ CULTURAL FIT 1.1 – INCLUDE INDEX RATING AND LINK TO LITNN COST OF LIVING DATA 1.1A REGIONAL ECONOMY OVERVIEW 1.2 2 2 3 ECONOMIC 1.2A 3 CLUSTER INDEX 1.2B 4 GROWING INDUSTRY 1.2C 5 SUSTAINABILITY 1.2D 6 DEMOGRAPHICS 1.2E 8 CRIME DATA 1.2F 9 EDUCATION 1.3 10 UNIVERSITIES 1.3A 11 DEGREE COMPLETION 1.3B 12 COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAMMING 13 LABOR FORCE & OCCUPATION 1.4 14 AMAZON SPECIFIC CAREERS 1.4A 14 AVAILABLE WORKFORCE 1.4B 14 COMMUTER TRENDS 1.4C 15 FIBER 1.5 16 REGIONAL FIBER MAPS 1.5A 16 CELL COVERAGE 1.5B 17 TRANSPORTATION & LOGISITICS 1.6 19 2 SITE INFORMATION VILLAGE OF HOWARD VILLAGE OF HOWARD SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS TOWN OF LAWRENCE TOWN OF LAWRENCE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS 20 27 34 38 2 QUALITY OF LIFE 1.1 Four distinct seasons, dynamic and diverse employers, active and safe cities and communities are just a few of the many reasons why so many choose to call the Northeast Wisconsin home. This area features Fortune 500 companies, growing communities with modern apartments and newly constructed homes, top tier colleges, accessible and award-winning healthcare, performing arts and live music, and every outdoor and indoor hobby you can imagine. Northeast Wisconsin has experienced explosive city growth with an abundance of diverse urban housing options, but if a quieter setting with friendly neighbors is what you seek, you’ll certainly find that here, too. Life in the New North offers the perfect balance between safe neighborhoods and thriving downtown communities. Neighborhoods in the New North range from state of the art, modern condos to new and historic subdivision developments. Northeast Wisconsin offers a place that can feel like home to every person, with even second homes of cottages in the woods, cabins by the water and senior communities connected to communities. Considering cost of living for all the region’s amenities, it is obvious the value and advantages each individual and family enjoys from living in the New North region. Find out your own reason why Northeast Wisconsin is, “North of What you Expect” at the links below. Lifeinthenewnorth.com Cost of Living 1.1A Index Comparison Index Washington DC-VA Atlanta GA Chicago IL Philadelphia PA Seattle WA Green Bay WI National Average Composite (100%) Grocery (13.61%) Housing (27.59%) Utilities (10.06%) Transportation (9.59%) Health (4.00%) 151.6 97.8 120.3 117.5 144.3 92.5 100 114.8 104.5 108 115.7 125.9 92.1 100 242.5 89.3 147.4 132.6 180.9 85.1 100 117.4 95.4 90.3 121.9 122.2 103.6 100 109.1 100.8 127.8 114.1 129.3 97.4 100 99.7 108.2 102.3 105 125.9 104.9 100 Miscellaneous (35.15%) 121.8 100.5 112.3 107.4 135.3 92.6 100 3 REGIONAL ECONOMY OVERVIEW 1.2 When it comes to business value, Northeast Wisconsin is unmatched. Businesses in this region know they get more. The Business Locator (link below) offers insight into what the region’s businesses have experienced. From the people who make up the workforce to its abundant educational partnerships – its clear our advantage is value. http://thenewnorth.com/businesslocator Economy 1.2A 4 Cluster Index 1.2B Top 5 New North Harvard Industry Clusters: l Downstream Metal Products l Paper and Packaging l Business Services l Agricultural Inputs and Services l Food Processing and Manufacturing Services Growing Industry Overview 1.2C Top Growing Industries OtheGma-alMadiandiseStores lndeualandFamlySeMces Rmtsammu?ating?acs Industry Other General Merchandise Stores Management of Companies and Enterprises hdividual and Family Services Rataurants and Other Eating Places Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 0 Industry Jobs Change 2011 Jobs 2016 Jobs 3.132 10.904 4.516 34.604 8.712 7.325 14.013 7.523 36.947 10. 194 Change in Jobs (2011-2016) 4.193 3.109 ,6 Change 41.34% 029% +67% +796 917% 2016 Eaminp Per Worker 528.570 5110.717 523.648 515.611 573.643 6 Sustainability 1.2D Sustainability practices are embedded in the culture of Northeast Wisconsin. Below are examples of organizations and projects in Northeast Wisconsin to help us be the best stewards of the world we live in. Sustainability business organization in Wisconsin: Map of Renewable Energy Projects in Wisconsin: sourrnumu I, (500 sq. ft won": I I 0 I, and larger} . I Solar Thoma! I -: I (less than 500 sq ft.) PV {1 ard 'argerjl Sol? PV 9 (many leoode) Solar PV (less tha? 10kW} WM 9 Wind [less Tan 1 Wind 9 Blogn I alarm to 9 Demographics 1.2E 2016 Labor Force Breakdown . Total Working Age Population Not in Labor Force 0 Labor Force 1,246,918 . L?opulatio? Employed Unemployed . Under 15 Population Trends As of 2016 the region's population increased by 1.1% since 2011. growing by 13.25. Population is expected to increase by 1.1% between 2016 and 2021. adding 13.306. 1265M 116M 12am 125M 1743M Population 174M Ild?M 123M [?11 201} 101.1 1014 201% 2016 2011 2018 N19 2021 Population 1.019.487 349.124 670.363 646.520 23.843 227.431 227,873 Millennials Your area has 227.873 millennials (ages 20-34). The national average for an area this size is 258.766. Population by Age Cohort I 2011 I 2016 Pooulatnon nox- 100K- 90w 30KCrime 1.2F 9 Violent Crime Your area has 1.49 violent crimes per 1.000 people. The national rate is 3.75 per 1,000 people. a. x? 83,634 Veterans Your area has 83.634 veterans. The national average for an area this size is 73.041Property Crime Your area has 14.39 property crimes per 1.000 people. The national rate is 24.22 per 1.000 people. 10 EDUCATION 1.3 Workforce Development in Wisconsin is a key initiative of New North in order to ensure a ready and able workforce for the future in Northeast Wisconsin. Collaboration among postsecondary institutions has been key to Northeast Wisconsin’s success in training today’s workforce. Northeast Wisconsin Educational Resource Alliance (NEW ERA) NEW ERA is a consortium all thirteen public post-secondary institutions in Northeast Wisconsin that fosters regional partnerships among the public colleges and universities in the New North to better serve the educational needs of the 1.2 million people in Northeast Wisconsin. Universities 1.3A The New North hosts over 20 postsecondary colleges and universities. 94.6% of New North college graduates remain in Wisconsin after graduation. Below is a map of the postsecondary schools in the region: 11 Below is a list of the postsecondary institutions in Northeast Wisconsin: gravid?, Minn-c. Fox Valley Technical College UmvuurndWIsoomm GREEN BAY University of Wisconsin Green Bay UNIVERSITY OF WISEONSIN SYSTEM I Un? University of Wisconsin - Sheboygan Campus LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY APPLEYON. WISCONSIN Lawrence University RIPON Ripon College LTO Lakeshore Technical Moraine Park College Technical College Mi 4.5 UNIVERSITY CE I I WISEONSIN SYSTEM OSHKOSH University of Wisconsin Oshkosh University of Wisconsin - Fond du Lac Campus I ??NoM/t Exrenslon 9/ 5 3 $3 University of Wisconsin 1 Extension -, College of Menominee ation LAKELAND Silver Lake COLLEGE 0 College Lakeland College Silver Lake College Nash? CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY Concordia University - Green Bay 8. Appleton St. Norbert College i 5 Northeast Technical College Northeast Wisconsin Technical College UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM I University of Wisconsin - Manitowoc Campus UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM 1 University of Wisconsii - Marinette Campus UNivni'i'f?'i'VV Marian University Bellin College of Nursing 12 Degree Completion 1.3B In the 2016-2017 academic year, more than15,000 degrees were awarded by colleges and universities in the Northeast Wisconsin. The table below provides details on the degree completions by university: Institution Fox Valley Technical College Northeast Wisconsin Technical College University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh University of Wisconsin-Green Bay All Certificates 1,648 All Degrees All Completions 1,108 2,756 1,445 1,215 2,660 0 2,411 2,411 0 1,544 1,544 615 502 1,117 3 956 959 650 300 950 Saint Norbert College 47 538 585 Marian University 39 537 576 Moraine Park Technical College Lakeland University Lakeshore Technical College Lawrence University 0 438 438 79 329 408 Ripon College 0 195 195 Silver Lake College of the Holy Family 0 124 124 Bellin College 0 123 123 College of Menominee Nation 35 43 78 Globe University-Appleton 16 50 66 Gill-Tech Academy of Hair Design 50 0 50 Paul Mitchell the School-Green Bay 49 0 49 The Salon Professional Academy-Appleton 46 0 46 Empire Beauty School-Green Bay House of Heavilin Beauty College-Academy of Beauty Professionals Bella Academy of Cosmetology House of Heavilin Beauty College-Academy of Beauty Professionals Wisconsin Academy 29 0 29 16 0 16 13 0 13 11 0 11 7 0 7 4,798 10,413 15,211 Rasmussen College-Wisconsin New North Region Totals 13 NEW IT Alliance 5 N Systems Dr. Appleton, WI 54914 920.312.7040 www.newitalliance.com Here are a few of the many computer science education initiatives in place in our region: TEALS (https://www.tealsk12.org) - Microsoft initiative to bring computer science to every high school • Places local IT professionals in the classroom to help upskill teachers in AP Computer Science ; new to region since May 2017 • 10 regional schools participating, impacting an estimated 200 students Women in Technology (http://witwisconsin.com ) – mission is to attract, grow and retain women and girls in technology related careers. WIT4Girls committee has three program areas reaching over 2400 students, and is starting It’s 3rd year. • Girls Who Code - national program teaching girls to code; 59 girls, 6th – 12th grade • WIT4Girls – free proprietary curriculum introducing girls to the variety of IT roles; 42, girls 6th – 12th grade • Consulting – women in IT roles presenting in classrooms, career fairs, and other events to educate youth about IT careers; 2400 students, 6th – 12th grade Megabites – expands IT educational opportunities for low-income and ethnic minority students, throughout the Fox Cities by inserting interest-based and professionally facilitated hands-on IT activities into the Boys & Girls Club experience. • Developed by Fox Valley Technical College, and run with volunteer support of local IT professionals • MegaBites curriculum include: coding through the use of Sphero Balls, Web development through HTML, IT security, and computer hardware identification and construction. • 300 students participating this year; ages 6-15 CAPP Computer Science (https://www.uwosh.edu/capp ) - University of Wisconsin Oshkosh computer science class offered in high schools with certified teachers • Provides dual credit; 40 students enrolled this year; AP Computer Science is a more typical path 1+3 Program – pathways in Computer Science, Information Systems, or Interactive Web Management. Students declare intended pathway in high school, and receive university guidance during high school course selection to ensure the student graduates high school with one year of college completed within desired major • New program rolling out this year; 1000 students eligible across 9 high schools with 10% eligible for free and reduced lunch College run camps (technical colleges and 4 year universities) • Numerous camps students of all ages throughout the year. Examples include: Gen Cyber camp, Google Ignite CS, Robotics camps & workshops • Impacts 1000’s of kids each year 14 LABOR & OCCUPATION 1.4 Amazon Specific Careers 1.4A Occupation information for Amazon specific careers in Northeast Wisconsin: Occupation Table SOC Description 11-0000 Management Occupations 2016 Jobs 2011 2016 Change 2011 2016 % Change Annual Openings COL Adjusted Avg. Hourly Median Hourly Earnings Earnings 27,471 1,621 6% 2,441 $46.17 $40.23 13-0000 Business and Financial Operations Occupations 25,743 1,774 7% 2,599 $28.07 $25.28 15-0000 Computer and Mathematical 11,430 Occupations 1,108 11% 971 $32.83 $30.45 17-0000 Architecture and Engineering 12,630 Occupations 709 6% 1,181 $32.83 $30.96 23-0000 Legal Occupations 1,781 34 2% 124 $36.90 $26.15 41-0000 Sales and Related Occupations 56,339 2,658 5% 8,508 $18.37 $12.33 43-0000 Office and Administrative Support Occupations 86,024 2,158 3% 10,417 $16.70 $15.61 Available Workforce 1.4B 15 New North Commuter Trends 1.4C 0 High Inbound Commuters Hid! Outbound Conlnuters .k . It osrPoul . Em cum 1\ Tim. cu, . . ?r MICHIGAN . woman" Gouge Where Talent Works Where Talent Lives 2016 2016 ZIP Nane Endoyrnent ZIP Name Workers 54304 Green Bay. WI (in 31.579 54956 Neenah. WI (in 24.839 S4956 Nemah. WI (in 31,354 54115 De Pere. WI (in Brown 23.725 S3081 Sheboygan, WI (in 26,605 54915 Appleton. WI ?n 23.361 S4115 De Pere. WI (in Brown 25,200 53081 Sheboyzan. WI (in 22.497 S4935 Fond Du Lac, WI (in 24,788 54935 Fond Du Lac. WI Gn 21.773 New North and Milwaukee Commuter Trends Madison 0 16 FIBER 1.5 Area fiber connections are abundant. The fiber networks are built following the transpiration corridors in the region. Regional Fiber Map 1.5A 17 Cell Coverage 1.5B Sprint Data Coverage www.sprint.com Version Date Coverage www.versionwireless.com Data Coverage . .. . ncl?o'rl SIS-tun . . . Stu-runs 90ml 0 Stu. 1 . LJona . ttl? . 0 Suamico Howard . . firccn Bay Du @z A .1 M) Niav d'l A Oshkosl' . . I '1 Pc'th-i I Bamboo . Your search 3rd Party 46 - 4G .3 Rrpon . Fond Liar Lac 0 . West Stud 0 . Bellewo GD 18 Marinelte . Otonto . Alqoma Kewaunee Munitowoc .o I I I I I Shcboygan I Whit? Cloud . 1? A - 3rd Party 46 LTE - 36? 3rd Party ZG U.S. Cellular Data Coverage - - . Satellite - 46? Learn more about legend 3rd Party 36 Map Legend 46 LTE Coming Soon Standard Data Coverage I 46 LTE Data Coverage I 36 Data Coverage I 46 LTE Roaming Data 19 TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS 1.6 Potential Locations for Amazon Corporate Headquarters New North Region, Wisconsin Howard Site Port of Green Bay University of Wisconsin–Green Bay Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Austin Straubel International Airport St. Norbert College Lawrence Site m Æ Amazon Potential Site Location ¢ n Major Commercial Airport n Major Commercial Port n ¾ Higher Education Facility Green Bay Metro Transit Route Off Road Bike/Pedestrian Trail Railroad Line Source: Microsoft, 2017; New North, 2017; WisDOT, 2014; Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission, 2017. VILLAGE OF HOWARD VILLAGE OF HOWARD Amazon HQ2 COMMUNITY OVERVIEW The Village of Howard has been the fastest-growing community in Brown County for many years, owing particularly to its school system, which is a major attraction of new residents. Howard is part of the Greater Green Bay area with a population of more than 19,000. Strategically located on several major highways, Howard’s direct access to Interstate 43, Interstate 41 and State Highway 29 provides a quick and easy commute to Madison (2.5 hours), Milwaukee (2 hours), Door County (45 minutes) and Lambeau Field (5 minutes). Howard also has direct rail access into the community and is a short, ten-minute commute to Green Bay’s Austin Straubel International Airport. UW-Green Bay, St. Norbert College, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, and Rasmussen College all supply quality talent into the local market each year. The 330-acre Amazon HQ2 site is located centrally in the Village of Howard, with existing office users located in proximity to the site. The site is highly visible from State Highway 29 and Interstate 41. General surroundings fit for office activity No significant topography issues Roadway access No utility easements that would prevent development N/A Rail access Commercial airport access Freight airport access 330 contiguous developable acres Site not located on or adjacent to flood plain 330 nearly contiguous acres not affected by wetlands No known environmental impediments to immediate industrial development No known archeological/historical impediments to immediate office development No known impediments to immediate development related Flight path certifications not proximate of any to endangered species airport Fire insurance classification rating 3 Owners with documented willingness to sell Commercial zoning COMMUNITY INTRODUCTION REQUIREMENT Community overview • General community fit for industrial activity Site environment overview COMMENTS • Howard population: 19K; Brown County/Greater Green Bay population: ~250K; Labor force within the Green Bay MSA: 170K • Howard has been the fastest-growing community in Brown County for many years, owing particularly to its school system, which is a major attraction of new residents • UW-Green Bay, St. Norbert College, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, and Rasmussen College all supply quality talent into the local market each year • 330-acre site centrally located in the Village of Howard. The site is not located in an industrial park environment. Existing business users are located in proximity to the site. • Local employers include Amerex (fire suppression chemicals), Hattiesburg Paper , Fusion Integrated (3-D modeling for the paper industry, HC: 50), and United Healthcare (insurance contact center with 1,800 employees) • Much of the site is currently in TIF district. Roadway access Rail Access (if applicable) Commercial Airport Access – Access to airport(s) with commercial air service • Driving distance to proximate commercial airport(s) and overview of service available Freight Airport Access – Access to airport(s) with freight air service • Easy access to I-41 and Hwy 29 • Easy access to I-43 via Hwy 29 • Not applicable • ~6 miles to Austin Straubel International airport in Green Bay via I-41 • ~130 miles to Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee via I-43S • ~40 miles to Outagamie County Regional Airport in Appleton via Hwy 41S - FedEx and UPS cargo service SITE INTRODUCTION REQUIREMENT Master Site plan and/or site plan illustrating exact dimensions and number of parcels for the specific site being submitted for certification • Minimum of 50 contiguous developable acres Aerial photograph illustrating the specific site being submitted for certification as well as the surrounding properties COMMENTS • 330 acres of buildable land, comprised of many adjacent parcels, 85 of which are owned wholly by the Village of Howard. The other 245 are privately owned but most are actively marketed for sale. • Aerial views illustrating site and surroundings submitted • North: residential; South: highway; West: office and agricultural; East: residential ALTA Survey (American Land Trust Association) inclusive of site being submitted for certification Flood Plain map (FEMA-produced FIRM map) • No part of the site may be located on (or directly adjacent to) a flood plain • Can be completed within 45 days upon request and will illustrate all roads, utilities, and easements impacting the site (along boundaries with existing roads • FEMA-produced FIRM map submitted – no flood plains in proximity to the site Flight path specifications (if site is within 2 miles of an airport) • Documentation (letter or map from FAA) indicating any restrictions related to airport proximity Ownership – entire site must be wholly controlled by a single owner with documented willingness to sell to an industrial user • Certificate of title • Letter from property owner/option holder stating that site is for sale/ lease Asking Price – current asking price for sale or lease of the land must be indicated • Documentation of asking price on a per-acre basis • Austin Straubel Airport ~7 miles from site • 330 acres of buildable land, comprised of many adjacent parcels, 85 of which are owned wholly by the Village of Howard. The other 245 are privately owned but most are actively marketed for sale. • $40K/acre to $100K/acre, potentially negotiable depending on job creation SITE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS REQUIREMENT Topography – no significant topography issues that could present major obstacles to industrial development of the site COMMENTS • Land is flat with some rolling hills. Easements – site not intersected by utility or any other easement that would prevent development of 50 contiguous acres of the site • High voltage power lines are located on the municipal golf course. Wetlands – demonstrate that a user can utilize 50 contiguous acres that are not affected by wetlands • Wetland delineation can be completed within 30 days upon request. Environmental Assessment – no known environmental impediments to immediate industrial development • Can be completed within 60 days upon request. Historical uses are of no concern. Geotechnical – minimum of 5 soil borings (for 50-acre site); no presence of sink holes or limestone caves; suitable water content / water table depth • ~50-60 ft. deep borings encountered mostly silty sand and clay after 10 ft.; no water table encountered • Can be completed within 45-60 days. Expected to be clay and silt. Archaeological / Historical – no known archaeological / historical impediments to immediate industrial development • Completed May 2010 - determined that there are no previously recorded archaeological sites or historic properties within or adjacent to the project area Endangered Species – no known impediments to immediate industrial development related to endangered species • Completed September 2012 – no actions required with regard to industrial development of the subject property Fire Protection • Fire Insurance Classification Rating • Distance to the nearest servicing fire department • Current rating of the site is Class 5, even though it is located in the Village of Howard (which has a rating of 3) – the difference is due to the site being located in a place to which the water main has not yet been extended • The water main is already in place on County Rd. C southeast of the site, and extension along this same R-o-W will position the site to be upgraded to Class 3 ZONING REQUIREMENT COMMENTS Office zoning or other compatible zoning currently in place • Zoning certificate and relevant ordinance; or, letter from municipal authorities communicating status of zoning change procedure as of field investigation date • Village’s Comprehensive Plan was amended October 2012 to reflect a future use of commercial, business and mixed-use zoning Surrounding area zoning – zoning of surrounding properties compatible with industrial development of site • Comprehensive Plan of area (if applicable) • Zoning map of area including site (if applicable) • Existing/planned zoning of surrounding land • Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions on site and surrounding sites, as applicable • No covenants or restrictions currently in place for the site, but the Village of Howard provided the existing Covenants & Restrictions for the Brookfield Industrial Park in Howard (also zoned I-4) as a reference for what a future set of covenants might look like • Surrounding area zoning: North: R-5 residential zoning; South: R-5 residential zoning, A-1 exclusive agricultural zoning; West: A-1 exclusive agricultural zoning; East: R-5 residential zoning ELECTRIC UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENT Proximate electric power infrastructure availability and capacities COMMENTS • WPS Maplewoood Substation ~2 miles SW of site; fed by 138kV ATC transmission line (150 MW); 24.9kV distribution line (26 MW total delivery capacity) can currently deliver 5-10 MW to site over Feeder 241 Detailed description of dual feed potential (current or proposed redundant service) • Overview (and map) illustrating dual feed electric service routes, including location, size and capacity of each node of delivery (substation, distribution line, etc.) Introduction of any proposed improvements to / extensions of electric service to the site • Cost, timing, and funding responsibility of any improvements required to provide proposed service to the site • Three Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) substations exist close to the site. • WPS electrical is available. Extension of the distribution line to enable service from the Howard Substation would require funding by the end user of $100,000 per mile. GAS, WATER & WASTEWATER UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE NATURAL GAS REQUIREMENT Proximate natural gas infrastructure availability and capacities COMMENTS • High pressure and high capacity gas lines are adjacent to the site. • Utility maps indicating location and current size / capacity of proximate transmission lines, distribution lines, delivery points, etc; Available capacity that could be provided to the site for each of the above Introduction of any proposed improvements to / extensions of natural gas service to the site • 4” wrapped steel150 psi line running along Sunny Brook Dr. and Glendale Ave. ~2,800 ft. east of site could be extended to the site boundary via Glendale Ave/County Rd. C WATER & WASTEWATER REQUIREMENT COMMENTS Proximate water and wastewater infrastructure availability and capacities • Water: Howard Water Utility has 6.5M GPD total built-out water capacity, and current peak ~4.5 GPD • Wastewater: Municipal sewer on-site in excess of 100,000 gallons per day • The Waste Water system is built to handle residential wastewater; an industrial strength user will need to pre-treat any effluent above normal domestic strength –regional system cannot handle more BOD and Suspended Solid loads Introduction of any proposed improvements to / extensions of water and/or wastewater service to the site • None needed VILLAGE OF HOWARD. WISCONSIN 2456 Glendale Avenue, Howard, WI 54313- nlhguihurd Jerry Murphy Executive Director New North, Inc. 600 N. Adams St. Green Bay, WI 54307 RE: Amazon HQ2 Dear Mr. Murphy, The Village of Howard is pleased to offer a 330-acre site to be submitted for Amazon?s consideration. The village owns 85 acres of the site, and the remainder of the area has been marketed for sale by several private parties. The village is willing to assemble the parcels rapidly on behalf of the end user. Much of this site is already located in several TIF districts, which puts the village in an excellent position to offer ?nancial incentives. The site includes portions of the Village Center, a more urban setting the Hoard has been developing to serve as its focal point. The site has high visibility to Interstate 41 and State Highway 29. These highways recently were the subject of a $1 billion improvement project and are now completely reconstructed and enlarged to accommodate growth for the next 40 years. The site is less than 15 minutes to Austin Straubel International Airport. It?s surrounded by existing large of?ce user, United Health, which employs 1,800 people at the Howard corporate site, demonstrating the existence of all necessary utilities including ?ber. Several engineering ?rms and a national accounting ?rm are also in the same of?ce development. The Village of Howard was named one of the Top 100 Places to Live in the United States by Money Magazine in 2017. Another publication recently named Howard the safest community in the state. Bay Port High School was listed as a top high school by US. News and World Report in 2016. Howard consistently has been among the fastest?growing communities in the state. The residents of Howard and the greater Green Bay area enjoy a high quality of life and look forward to sharing our story with Amazon. Thank you for your assistance with this project. Paul F. Evert Village Administrator 920-434-4640 920-434-4643 VILLAGE OF HOWARD SUPPORTING DOUCMENTS ARDENN ES ST DR VIEW RIVER DANE CT MAYWOOD AV ! ( OC KI N GB DS T OO SE W AV SC H T DR BE AV E W DD R RD DR EE OG AD LE RW Y BO ND S DR TE R O PL T R ST EV EN N SA NL BO LA N N NA NC YA V DR Y DA VID RY L DW ST AV GA AN A IN HE S MA NC ST OR § ¦ ¨ 29 ! 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( AW MO WK HA SECURITY BL 2.9 CT 3.8 C " ) WA NO AV / 32 1.4 N SIR GREGORY ANTHONY CT 61 Y BL URI T 4 HILL EE ERWOOD LN 29 C HO TR LEXINGTON CT MERRIMAC WY 2.4 0.3 0.3 1 RI V H AN WY " ) 0.05 V SHA TR TR CT HILLCREST DR FF 0 1 V OA UI N ST NAK O M A RI OA GL EB H AN L IN CO LN SH AW IT ED DR Q T ST R RES HILL C AE RI DG E SE T SU N 0.5 EL M E DG 16.1 CO " ) V A N GUARD WY SH ON IN HILLCREST DR IND IAN AT N DR EARLY BIRD LN UN A LG W TA OC H C CONCORD WY M OO APPOLLO AV C SE ALG O N Q U NAVAJO TR BROOK VIEW DR AN AW HILLCREST DR FF " ) WILLIQUE TTE TE Y UA R ER CT 0.1 RI ED LUNAR L N VAN G OV BROOKVIEW CT N HILL C RE ST FR DW CT TI AT LA N S P INECREST RD NO A V HILLCREST CT LN DR D GLENDALE AV Village of Howard, Wisconsin Potential Amazon HQ2 Sites TID Districts S T AR LN T IS WINDOVER RD HILL KC RIC S T C SHA W A NT N RO CANTERBURY CASTLE LN S E VERN DROOG WY KRAUSE RD WESTH ILL DR RD RICHBOROU GH T PO S E Y C SUNRID G E CT EL NN TU R ED RIN HE " ) AT LA W GLENDALE AV ST AV AT O IN COLLEEN C T BR W C GOL DEN LL Y RD AN IN D LP SHERWOO D ST O LL E OC W VE C TLE C T AV C LN M BE AD O WBROOK DR ME L EEDS CAST LE DR CO RT Y RD LIN BE ZUIDER ZEE RD K DR LI HOLLAND RD AR YS WY TT TLE AM AS O SAN DGATE C AS SH CU BURY CASTLE CT SH AW AN ER V FF " ) FA N AN H C EL MUR DR D P HY CT TOWN OF LAWRENCE ___________________________________________________________________ 2400 Shady Court 9131 De Pere, WI 54115 Phone: (920) 336Fax: (920) 336-9193 October 16, 2017 Mr. Jerry Murphy New North, Inc. 600 N. Adams Street Green Bay, WI 54301 Mr. Murphy, We are very excited to present the qualifications of a prime site in the Town of Lawrence, Wisconsin, to be considered for the home of the Amazon HQ2 Project. The Town of Lawrence is the fastest growing community in the Green Bay Metropolitan Area over the last ten years, by percentage of growth, and that trend is slated to continue for the foreseeable future. A full profile of population demographics is attached for the area within 50 miles of the proposed site. The site being proposed for this major development is approximately 150 acres, located at the intersection of Lawrence Drive and Little Rapids Road. The Town of Lawrence is currently under contract to purchase the 150 acre site before the end of 2017, and will be making the land available for development at an estimated price of $35,000 to $40,000 per acre. The proposed site sits in a prime location near a vast array of transportation options. The property is within 1 mile of Interstate 41, is adjacent to rail, is located 10 miles from Green Bay’s Austin Straubel International Airport and within 20 miles of Appleton International Airport. This project fits well within the planned future uses of the site, as referenced in the attached current and future use maps. Municipal water and sewer utilities are currently available at the property line of this site, with a planned expansion and upgrade of the Town’s overall water and sewer system capabilities slated to be constructed in mid2018, which will absolutely enhance the utility capacity available in this area. Other site utilities include adequate electric, natural gas, and voice/data fiber capabilities. This site is included in an approved storm water management plan for the area, as well. An easement for existing overhead American Transmission Company power lines is outlined on the Certified Survey Map for the site. The proposed site is physically flat in nature. A complete wetland delineation has been completed on the site and a map of the site is attached with those results being delineated. Phase I environmental review has been completed and does not indicate any significant impediments to development on this site. In addition to a full array of local and state incentives, the site is currently being included in the Town’s first Tax Incremental District, which is planned to be approved and in operation for January 1st, 2018. This will greatly enhance the incentive available for development on this site. Town of Lawrence, Wisconsin - Amazon HQ2 RFP We believe that we have a strong and attractive site to be considered for this major development, and look forward to being considered in this process. Thank you very much for the opportunity to submit this site for review. Respectfully, Patrick W. Wetzel Town Administrator Town of Lawrence, Wisconsin - Amazon HQ2 RFP ___________________________________________________________________ 2400 Shady Court De Pere, WI 54115 Phone: (920) 336-9131 Fax: (920) 336-9193 TABLE OF CONTENTS Ø Map of Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence, Brown County Ø Interstate/Highway Map Near Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence, Brown County Ø Detailed Proposed Location Map with Distance to Interstate 41 Ø Map of Current Land Use Near Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø Map of Future Land Use Near Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø ALTA Survey of Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø Map of Stormwater Management Plan for Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø Wetland Delineation Map for Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø Topography Map for Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø Map of Existing Electric Utilities for Proposed Location in Town of Lawrence Ø Demographic Information for 50 mile radius of Proposed Site in Town of Lawrence Town of Lawrence, Wisconsin - Amazon HQ2 RFP TOWN OF LAWRENCE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS Door County Oconto County 160 ! ( 57 55 ! ( ! ( Green Bay Shawano County 156 ! ( 29 ! ( 141 £ ¤ Mapped Features 57 ! ( 141 ! ( £ ¤ 43 ! ( Town of Lawrence Brown County 2010 Population = 248,007 32 ! ( 172 ! ( S urfaceWater CountyBoundary Kewaunee County 57 I nterstateHi g h w ay U. S .Hi g h w ay 29 ! ( 55 ! ( Ri ve r S ource:S tateof Wi sconsi n,2010;US Census,2010. Di sc lai m er:Th epropertyli nes,ri g h tofw ayli nes,andoth er property i nform ati on on th i s draw i ng w eredev elopedor obtai nedas partof th e CountyGeog raph i cI nform ati on S y stem or th roug h th eCounty propertytaxm appi ng func ti on.Mc MAHONdoes notg uaranteeth i s i nform ati on to becorrect,c urrent,or com plete.Th epropertyand ri g h tofw ayi nform ati on areonlyi ntendedfor useas ag eneral referenc eandarenoti ntendedor sui tablefor si tespeci fi cuses. Anyuseto th ec ontraryof th eabov estateduses i s th eresponsi bi li ty of th euser andsuch usei s atth euser’ s ow n ri sk. Proposed Site Fo x w : \ PROJECTS \ L0017\ 91700180\ 26Law renceS outh TI F\ GI S \ Fi g 1_ProposedFaci li tyCounty_B. m xd October 16,2017 kpk 172 Outagamie County T ow n of Law renc e § ¦ ¨ 41 § ¦ ¨ 54 ! ( ! ( ProposedFaci li tyS i te 54 32 ! ( I 57 ! ( 0 3 6 Mi les 96 41 § ¦ ¨ ! ( Manitowoc County 43 § ¦ ¨ 10 £ ¤ 441 ! ( Calumet County 147 ! ( 163 ! ( FI GURE1 PROPOSED FACILITY COUNTY LOCATION MAP TOWNOFLAWRENCE BROWNCOUNTY,WI S CONS I N " ) SS ! ( 32 " ) HS £ ¤ 41 " ) Green Bay C ! ( 29 " ) " ) M ! ( 57 Y " ) Mapped Features A " ) Propose dFacilityS ite " ) K VV T own of Lawre nc e " ) RK FF City of Green Bay " ) I " ) S u rface Wate r 41 § ¦ ¨ ! ( 54 54 " ) " ) City of Green Bay " ) U. S .Hig hway " ) N " ) EA EB E Outagamie County Brown County w: \ PROJECTS \ L0017\ 91700180\ 26Lawre nce S ou thTI F\ GI S \ Fig 2_Propose dFacilityLoc ation_B. m xd Octobe r16,2017 kpk 172 I nte rstate Hig hway ! ( VK ! ( T own Bou ndary 43 141 29 54 § ¦ ¨ £ ¤ ! ( J Villag e Bou ndary ! ( ! 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Anyu se tothe c ontraryof the abov e state du se s is the re sponsibility of the u se r andsu chu se is atthe u se r’ s own risk. I 0 Town of Lawrence 2 4 Mile s " ) R " ) 41 § ¦ ¨ " ) " ) Proposed Site S " ) " ) D ZZ ! ( NN 32 " ) W " ) PP " ) OO " ) X 43 § ¦ ¨ UU " ) DDD ! ( 96 Village of Denmark " ) KB FI GURE2 PROPOSED FACILITY LOCATION MAP TOWNOFLAWRENCE BROWNCOUNTY,WI S CONS I N 41 § ¦ ¨ SH AD Y CT City of DePere Mapped Features DR DA ME Abandon Roadw ay Roads Connec ti ng Si teto I 41 AND RD ProposedS i te RO OO W PI DS BO X RA E 0. 19 M i. LI T is po TL rti o n E to RA be PI DS ab an RD do ne d) S urfaceWater JE N S ource:Brow n County ,201416;ATC,2016. DR Di sc lai m er:Th epropertyli nes,ri g h tofw ayli nes,andoth er property i nform ati on on th i s draw i ng w eredev elopedor obtai nedas partof th e CountyGeog raph i cI nform ati on S y stem or th roug h th eCounty propertytaxm appi ng func ti on.Mc MAHONdoes notg uaranteeth i s i nform ati on to becorrect,c urrent,or com plete.Th epropertyand ri g h tofw ayi nform ati on areonlyi ntendedfor useas ag eneral referenc eandarenoti ntendedor sui tablefor si tespeci fi cuses. Anyuseto th ec ontraryof th eabov estateduses i s th eresponsi bi li ty of th euser andsuch usei s atth euser’ s ow n ri sk. EN T LN S i. 0.24 M ATCTransm i ssi on Li ne S tream (T h Town of Lawrence Rai lroad Proposed Facility Site 150 Acres W IN DD R 7 Mi. 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L DR -L owTD 5a cr e to1. 5a cr e lots ) Rens N um Density Single Fa mily Residentia l (0.25a cre to0. UMedi MDR 5a cr e lots ) O C -IMedi EWum Density Single Fa mily Residentia l w/Alleys(0.25a cre to0.5a cre lots) MDRAV I ensity Single Fa mily Residentia l (0.125a cre lotsorsma ller) HDR -High CD HDRA-High Dens ity Single Fa mily Res identia l w/ Alleys( 0. 125a cr e lotsors ma ller ) MFR -MultiFa mily Residentia l ( 3ormor e fa milies ,13s tor y height) HRR -High Ris e Res identia l ( 1. 5a cr e to5a cr e lots ,>3s tor y) SU BR-Subur ba n Res identia l ( 1. 5a cr e to5a cr e lots ) MOBR-Mobile Home orT r a ilerPa r k Res identia l Institutional SCHOOL -Public orPr iva te School U NI V-U niver s ity,College,T echnica l School,etc. HOSP-Medica l Fa cilitiesincluding Nur s ing Homes ,Hos pita ls ,etc. MI SC-Mis cella neousFa cilities( Chur ches ,I ns titutiona l Pr oper ty) Commercial CDNT N-Downtown Commer cia l a nd I ns titutiona l Ar ea s CST RI P-Str ip Commer cia l Ar ea s( Cour thous es ,Police Sta tions ,etc. ) SHCNT R-Shopping Center s( pa r king lotis2. 5timesbuilding a r ea ) OFFPRK-Office Pa r ks( nonr eta il,multis tor y,ins ur a nce,gover nment) Industrial LI GHT I-L ightI ndus tr ia l Ar ea s( s tor a ge a nd dis tr ibution ofgoodsforr eta il ors a le) MEDI-Medium I ndus tr ia l Ar ea s( lumber ,junk,ora utos a lva ge ya r d,a g. ,coop, oil ta nk fa r m,coa l a nd s a lts tor a ge,sla ughterhous e) QU ARRY -Aggr ega te Extr a ction a nd Exca va tion AI RPRT -Air por tFa cilities GOLDEN Open Space CEM -Cemeter ies ,including gr ounds,r oa ds,a nd buildings) PARK-OutdoorRecr ea tiona l Ar ea s( golfcour s e,a r bor etums,bota nica l ga r dens , municipa l pla ygr ounds ,a nd na tur ala r ea s ) RAI L -Ra ilr oa d ROW ( Excludesr oa d ROW,s tor a ge ya r ds ) FRMST D-Fa r ms tea ds ,including limited hous es ,buildings ,dr ivewa ysa nd pa r king a r ea s AGRI C-Agr icultur e fields GRASS-U ndeveloped la nd tha tisvegeta ted ( Excludesr oa d ROW) GRASS_ SWPOND-Vegeta ted la nd a r ound a s tor mwa terpond ( Excludesr oa d ROW) WOODS-For es ted orWooded Ar ea swith L ea fL itter WET L ND-DNRWetla nd I nventor y Ma p WAT ER-Wa ter softhe Sta te a nd OtherOpen Wa ter s WAT ER_ SWPOND-Open wa tera s s ocia ted with s tor mwa terpond Transportation FREE-L imited Acces sHighwa ysa nd I nter cha nges ,including vegeta ted ROW HWY -Sta te orCounty Highwa y RU RAL RD-Rur a l Roa d Other Mapped Features Study Ar ea Bounda r y Municipa l Bounda r y Pa r cel L ine Ra ilr oa d Center line Str ea ms ST LN w: \PROJECT S\L 0017\91700180\26L a wr ence South T I F\GI S\Figur e1_ L U _ 2014_ B. mxd October16,2017 kpk S W HI S JE Town of Rockland X F IELD C T GLOW RD I 0 1, 500 3, 000 Feet Sour ce:Br own County,201316. Discla imer :T he pr oper ty lines ,r ightofwa y lines,a nd otherpr oper ty infor ma tion on thisdr a wing wer e developed orobta ined a spa r tof the County Geogr a phic I nfor ma tion System orthr ough the County pr oper ty ta x ma pping function.McMAHONASSOCI AT ES,I NC.doesnot gua r a ntee thisinfor ma tion tobe cor r ect,cur r ent,orcomplete. T he pr oper ty a nd r ightofwa y infor ma tion a r e only intended foruse a sa gener alr efer ence a nd a r e notintended orsuita ble fors itespecific uses. Any use tothe contr ar y of the a bove sta ted us esisthe r es pons ibility of the usera nd such us e isa tthe user ’ sown r is k. FI GU RE1 2014 LAND USE LI T T L ERAPI DS/ L AWRENCEDRI VE TI FDEVEL OPMENT T OWNOFL AWRENCE BROWNCOU NT Y ,WI SCONSI N DR W IZ ER QUARRY PARK DR PO TT AR D W Y TR A CT BO H CL E M NIMIT Z DR LN S OVERLAND RD IN NO VA TI ON CT Village of Hobart CH W OO D FR EN RD CR E CH AM ER Y CT PA Y CT TON SN LE M ON O OW W Y LN CT L RD 41 LL S BA I N NI C A AN TH SA M RI BL CAN § ¦ ¨ DR SE RE CT NE EN TL E CT HI S LN AM E DO W RD EA SH M ST RU G LA RR Y W HI SP OA ER DR K ING IN IN D CT Y F SP R G City of DePere " ) R KI L LUTHE DR S CR CR EE O S K S CI K LN BI R CT LI PI S CE S JA PL AC C LN K I E E O SM CO WY NOAH RD LE DR W IN DD R OA KS TR EA M S GE LN N D RD R YT AN G O AH DS M Town of Lawrence LE CI TT WO RA PI EN HAV OD " ) TL IN G S N DR " ) D SA N IB EL DR MI D FR V EN ALL EY CH RD DR T ON R F FOX W MEADO DR FO er R iv NELSON Fo x WILLIAMS GRANT DR SLAMM Standard Land Uses Residential Y ity Single Fa mily Residentia l (0. L DR -L owTD 5a cr e to1. 5a cr e lots ) Rens N um Density Single Fa mily Residentia l (0.25a cre to0. UMedi MDR 5a cr e lots ) O C -IMedi EWum Density Single Fa mily Residentia l w/Alleys(0.25a cre to0.5a cre lots) MDRAV I ensity Single Fa mily Residentia l (0.125a cre lotsorsma ller) HDR -High CD HDRA-High Dens ity Single Fa mily Res identia l w/ Alleys( 0. 125a cr e lotsors ma ller ) MFR -MultiFa mily Residentia l ( 3ormor e fa milies ,13s tor y height) HRR -High Ris e Res identia l ( 1. 5a cr e to5a cr e lots ,>3s tor y) SU BR-Subur ba n Res identia l ( 1. 5a cr e to5a cr e lots ) MOBR-Mobile Home orT r a ilerPa r k Res identia l Institutional SCHOOL -Public orPr iva te School U NI V-U niver s ity,College,T echnica l School,etc. HOSP-Medica l Fa cilitiesincluding Nur s ing Homes ,Hos pita ls ,etc. MI SC-Mis cella neousFa cilities( Chur ches ,I ns titutiona l Pr oper ty) Commercial CDNT N-Downtown Commer cia l a nd I ns titutiona l Ar ea s CST RI P-Str ip Commer cia l Ar ea s( Cour thous es ,Police Sta tions ,etc. ) SHCNT R-Shopping Center s( pa r king lotis2. 5timesbuilding a r ea ) OFFPRK-Office Pa r ks( nonr eta il,multis tor y,ins ur a nce,gover nment) Industrial LI GHT I-L ightI ndus tr ia l Ar ea s( s tor a ge a nd dis tr ibution ofgoodsforr eta il ors a le) MEDI-Medium I ndus tr ia l Ar ea s( lumber ,junk,ora utos a lva ge ya r d,a g. ,coop, oil ta nk fa r m,coa l a nd s a lts tor a ge,sla ughterhous e) QU ARRY -Aggr ega te Extr a ction a nd Exca va tion AI RPRT -Air por tFa cilities GOLDEN Open Space CEM -Cemeter ies ,including gr ounds,r oa ds,a nd buildings) PARK-OutdoorRecr ea tiona l Ar ea s( golfcour s e,a r bor etums,bota nica l ga r dens , municipa l pla ygr ounds ,a nd na tur ala r ea s ) RAI L -Ra ilr oa d ROW ( Excludesr oa d ROW,s tor a ge ya r ds ) FRMST D-Fa r ms tea ds ,including limited hous es ,buildings ,dr ivewa ysa nd pa r king a r ea s AGRI C-Agr icultur e fields GRASS-U ndeveloped la nd tha tisvegeta ted ( Excludesr oa d ROW) GRASS_ SWPOND-Vegeta ted la nd a r ound a s tor mwa terpond ( Excludesr oa d ROW) WOODS-For es ted orWooded Ar ea swith L ea fL itter WET L ND-DNRWetla nd I nventor y Ma p WAT ER-Wa ter softhe Sta te a nd OtherOpen Wa ter s WAT ER_ SWPOND-Open wa tera s s ocia ted with s tor mwa terpond Transportation FREE-L imited Acces sHighwa ysa nd I nter cha nges ,including vegeta ted ROW HWY -Sta te orCounty Highwa y RU RAL RD-Rur a l Roa d Other Mapped Features Study Ar ea Bounda r y Municipa l Bounda r y Pa r cel L ine Ra ilr oa d Center line Str ea ms ST LN w: \PROJECT S\L 0017\91700180\26L a wr ence South T I F\GI S\Figur e1_ L U _ 2014_ B. mxd October16,2017 kpk S W HI S JE Town of Rockland X F IELD C T GLOW RD I 0 1, 500 3, 000 Feet Sour ce:Br own County,201316. Discla imer :T he pr oper ty lines ,r ightofwa y lines,a nd otherpr oper ty infor ma tion on thisdr a wing wer e developed orobta ined a spa r tof the County Geogr a phic I nfor ma tion System orthr ough the County pr oper ty ta x ma pping function.McMAHONASSOCI AT ES,I NC.doesnot gua r a ntee thisinfor ma tion tobe cor r ect,cur r ent,orcomplete. T he pr oper ty a nd r ightofwa y infor ma tion a r e only intended foruse a sa gener alr efer ence a nd a r e notintended orsuita ble fors itespecific uses. Any use tothe contr ar y of the a bove sta ted us esisthe r es pons ibility of the usera nd such us e isa tthe user ’ sown r is k. FI GU RE2 FUTURE LAND USE LI T T L ERAPI DS/ L AWRENCEDRI VE TI FDEVEL OPMENT T OWNOFL AWRENCE BROWNCOU NT Y ,WI SCONSI N DR W IZ ER QUARRY PARK DR PO TT AR D W Y TR A CT BO H CL E M NIMIT Z DR LN S OVERLAND RD IN NO VA TI ON CT Village of Hobart CH W OO D FR EN RD CR E CH AM ER Y CT PA Y CT TON SN LE M ON O OW W Y LN CT L RD 41 LL BA I S N NI C A AN TH SA M RI BL CAN § ¦ ¨ DR SE RE CT NE EN TL E CT HI S LN AM E DO W RD EA SH M ST RU G LA RR Y W HI SP OA ER DR K ING IN IN D CT Y F SP R G City of DePere " ) R KI L LUTHE DR S CR CR EE O S K S CI K LN BI R CT LI PI S CE S JA PL AC C LN K I E E O SM CO WY NOAH RD LE DR W IN DD R OA KS TR EA M S GE LN N D RD R YT AN G O AH DS M Town of Lawrence LE CI TT WO RA PI EN HAV OD " ) TL IN G S N DR " ) D SA N IB EL DR MI D FR V EN ALL EY CH RD DR WILLIAMS GRANT DR Y TR UN O C I EW V CI T ON R F FOX W MEADO DR ST FO Structural BMPs Pond Location Propose d Storm Se we r I nte rce ptor MunicipalBound ary Parc e lLine Stre am s Surface Wate r R iv X F IELD C T I Propose d BMPWate rshe d Stud yAre aBound ary Town of Rockland GOLDEN GLOW RD Existing BMPWate rshe d Other Mapped Features Fo x NELSON er LN w: \ PR OJECTS\ L0017\ 91700180\ 26Lawre nce South TI F\ GI S\ Fig ure 4_SWMP_B. m xd Oc tobe r 16,2017 kpk S W HI S JE 0 1, 500 3, 000 Fe e t Source :Brown County ,201316. Disc laim e r:The prope rtyline s,rig htofwayline s,and othe r prope rty inform ation on this d rawing we re d e ve lope d or obtaine d as part of the CountyGe og raphicI nform ation Sy ste m or throug h the County prope rtytaxm apping func tion.Mc MAHONASSOCI ATES,I NC.d oe s not g uarante e this inform ation to be corre ct,curre nt,or com ple te . The prope rtyand rig htofwayinform ation are onlyinte nd e d for use as a g e ne ralre fe re nce and are not inte nd e d or suitable for site spe cificuse s. Anyuse to the c ontraryof the above state d use s is the re sponsibility of the use r and such use is at the use r’ s own risk. FI GUR E4 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN LI TTLER API DS/ LAWR ENCEDR I VE TI FDEVELOPMENT TOWNOFLAWR ENCE BR OWNCOUNTY,WI SCONSI N 634 642 642 8 63 T27P5 ) " 36 * # g ) " T27P1 ) T28P1 " 64 2 T11P2 T8P2 640 ) " ) " 23 19 ) T8P5 # " " * ) 20 638 T9P2 ) " ) " 21 ) T24P1 " ) " Wetland 13 9,180 S.F. 640 T3P3 T22P1 * 12 # 31 27 * 30 # T20P2 44 ) #" * ) " T5P1 Wetland 2 18,532 S.F. 642 * # g Wetland 1 3,577 S.F. 28 ) T2P1 " 33 * # T23P1 T19P3 ) " " T1P2 " ) ) 32 # *" ) ) " ) " T23P2 T19P2 * # ) " 642 g Wetland 16 470 S.F. 642 642 4 64 638 640 640 4 64 Wetland 3 8,343 S.F. 640 640 642 g 14 T3P1 13 T5P2 T1P1 T2P3 ) " Wetland 15 2,238 S.F. # 45 * Phot o Loc at ion &N um b e r Disclaim e r:The prope rt y line s,right ofway line s ,and ot he r prope rt y inform at ion on t hisd rawing we re d e ve lope d or ob t aine d aspartoft he Count y Ge ographic I nform at ion Syst e m or t hrough t he Count y prope rt yt axm apping func t ion.Mc MAHON ASSOCI ATES,I N C d oe snotguarant ee t hisinform at ion t o b e c orre c t ,c urre nt ,or c om ple t e. The prope rt y and right ofway inform at ion are only int e nd e d for use asage ne ralre fe re nc e and are notint e nd e d or s uit ab le for s it es pe c ific use s .Any us e t ot he c ont rary oft he ab ove st at e d use sis t he re sponsib ilit y oft he use r and s uc h use isatt he use r’sown risk. * # 638 Wetland 17 4,224 S.F. Wetland 14 14,626 S.F. 0 I 275 550 Fe e t 644 644 642 640 640 640 ) " ) 10 " # * T20P1 644 T2P4 ) " ) T19P1 " 642 644 642 644 64 6 ) " ) T6P1 " 640 29 64 2 T6P3 * # ) T29P4 " * # 640 * 16 # # * T2P2 63 8 * # 1 46 64 0 64 2 15 ) T29P3 " ) " ) 1 1" ) " ) " 63 8 T6P2 T3P2 640 63 8 T4P1 632 # * ) " T22P2 ) " * # * # ) " Parc e lBound ary T21P1 ) " ) " 64 2 636 W DN RW e t land I nv e nt ory Sourc e :Brown Count y,201017. ) " T13P2 64 0 17 * # T29P1 T29P2 642 * # ) " ) " * # W et land I nd ic at or Soil Wetland 12 4,067 S.F. 26 T13P1 * # McA 43 ) T28P5 " # 25 * ) T9P3 " W et land sEx t e nd Be yond Re v ie wAre a St re am * # ) T28P4 42 " ) " 0 64 T12P1 ) " end T28P3 g ) " T28P6 * ) # " 22 ) T9P1 " * # 24 * # * # * # T8P3 T7P2 ) " Wetland 6 20,127 S.F. Wetland 8 1,195 S.F. * 35 # T28P2 * # 64 4 64 6 T8P1 ) " T11P3 ) " 41 W et land Are a( 2. 77ac re swit hin re v ie ware a) g 644 638 640 634 18 638 ) " T11P1 34 ) " Trans e c tLine N um b e r &Sam ple PointN um b e r 644 ) " * # T24P2 8 63 T10P1 Wetland 11 21,103 S.F. T24P3 ) " 636 640 63 8 640 ) T15P3 " 644 8 T7P1 644 40 * ) # " 640 64 0 64 0 638 640 ) T18P1 ) " " ) T18P2 " * # ) 39 " 642 640 ) " 638 636 640 T25P2 642 636 63 0 *# # * ) T27P2 " T27P4 T1P1 " ) g * # ) " Re v ie wAre a( 150ac re s) 644 T18P3 ) " * # *9 ## * Wetland 5 1,477 S.F. W : \ PROJ ECTS\ L0017\ 91700180\ 26Lawre nc e Sout h TI F\ W et land De line at ion\ GI S\ W et land Fig3. mx d 38 Mapped Features 642 6 638 T27P3 ) " 6 37 38 T25P1 7 640 T26P2 T25P3 ) " T8P4 0 64 642 8 63 ) T17P1 " T16P1 ) #" * 642 638 638 630 T26P1 ) " ) " T15P2 g 3 T17P2 )# *" *4 ## * T14P1 T15P1 638 Wetland 4 2,062 S.F. 5 640 2 638 644 638 646 640 Wetland 9 3,256 S.F. 640 63 8 0 64 640 642 6 63 Wetland 10 2,094 S.F. 642 Wetland 7 4,257 S.F. 642 *" # ) 1 644 638 640 638 0 64 640 0 64 638 640 640 640 Surfac e W at e r Dat aVie we r Te am FI GURE3 WETLAND DELINEATION MAP LI TTLERAPI DS/ LAW REN CEDRI VE TI FDEVELOPMEN T TOW N OFLAW REN CE BROW N COUN TY ,W I 64 0 66 0 \ 640 E 640 640 DR DA ME 640 64 0 64 0 64 0 640 64 0 640 0 64 RD \ 64 0 63 0 DR 800 1, 600 Fe e t ST 60 0 SI 620 ON 0 63 Town of Brown C ountyWI Rockland 600 \ 0 620 N DR IS C 62 0 630 W EA DO W 63 0 M 64 0 \ 63 0 AI LR SA NI BE L FO X 63 0 650 63 0 63 0 DI CA \ \ 610 \ 0 65 NA 650 650 650 64 0 CU RR AN 670 NA TIO NA 680 LR 64 0 650 \ \ \ D RD 640 610 \ I 640 OA 64 0 \ 68 0 660 640 640 650 640 EN T 64 0 64 0 670 640 \ 640 630 \ Sourc e :Brown County ,201416;ATC,2016. Dis c laim e r:The prope rtyline s ,rightof wayline s ,and othe r prope rty inf orm ation on this d rawing we re d e ve lope d or obtaine d as part ofthe CountyGe ographic I nf orm ation Sy s te m or through the County prope rtytaxm apping f unc tion.Mc MAHONd oe s not guarante e this inf orm ation to be c orre c t,c urre nt,or c om ple te .The prope rtyand rightof wayinf orm ation are onlyinte nd e d f or us e as age ne ral re f e re nc e and are not inte nd e d or s uitable f or s ite s pe c if ic us e s . Anyus e to the c ontraryofthe abov e s tate d us e s is the re s pons ibility ofthe us e r and s uc h us e is at the us e r’s own ris k. 64 0 \ 0 64 \ LN 660 \ \ 41 300' Shore land Z oning Buf f er 64 0 640 0 64 0 64 OR Y 75' Navigable Stre am Buf f er 620 64 0 630 PI DS 640 RA \ HI CK WDNRWe tland s Le s s Than 2Ac re s Stre am 640 0 64 640 660 660 65 0 E 660 § ¦ ¨ \ Surf ac e Wate r 640 650 660 660 660 680 TL 65 0 650 Railroad Ce nte rline 630 650 670 670 Town of Lawrence P arc e lLine 640 660 Oc tobe r 16,2017 kpk 0 64 0 65 \ LI T 0 67 w: \ P ROJECTS\ L0017\ 91700180\ 26Lawre nc e South TI F\ GI S\ Fig4_GI S_Laye rs _B. mx d 64 0 640 640 680 660 \ 670 0 64 I nd e xContour I nte rm e d iate Contour 640 0 64 \ \ 0 64 640 Proposed Facility Site 150 Acres 64 0 OA K 0 64 0 67 0 66 0 66 DR 640 0 64 \ E NC RE W LA Munic ipalBound ary ATCTrans m is s ion Line 64 0 67 0 670 67 0 0 63 P ropos e d Site 64 0 640 0 65 \ \ 0 646 64 40 0 640 S 0 64 670 670 630 M EA R T 64 64 0 0 640 640 640 AC 630 DR 640 640 64 0 PL 64 0 0 63 0 64 640 64 0 64 0 ES RO RD \ 640 640 AND 0 66 63 0 650 PI DS 63 0 630 65 0 65 0 64 0 RA PI SC 63 0 Y SW 0 65 0 64 \ \ MO E 64 0 \ S CO TL 640 0 65 64 0 640 630 LI T \ 64 0 0 63 640 640 650 640 640 CT Y SH AD 66 0 650 660 640 \ 0 64 \ 0 64 \ 64 0 660 0 63 30 6 630 \ 0 64 660 660 \ 630 630 630 64 0 640 630 660 64 0 660 64 0 § ¦ ¨ 64 0 660 41 640 0 64 0 67 FI GURE4 GIS LAYERS TOWNOFLAWRENCE BROWNCOUNTY,WI SCONSI N Town of Lawrence, Wisconsin Existing Electric Utilities – 150 acre HQ2 Site Single Phase Underground ATC 345 kV Transmission 3 phase Overhead 24.9 kV Red Maple 241 Normal Open Point 3 phase Overhead 24.9 kV Lost Dauphin 241 Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Population Estimated Population (2017) Projected Population (2022) 1,067,749 1,079,218 Census Population (2010) 1,046,207 Census Population (2000) 982,148 Projected Annual Growth (2017-2022) 11,470 Historical Annual Growth (2010-2017) Historical Annual Growth (2000-2010) 21,541 64,059 Estimated Population Density (2017) Trade Area Size 136 7,853.2 Households Estimated Households (2017) 440,602 Projected Households (2022) 460,202 Census Households (2010) Census Households (2000) 420,133 377,565 Projected Annual Growth (2017-2022) Historical Annual Change (2000-2017) 19,600 63,037 Average Household Income Estimated Average Household Income (2017) Projected Average Household Income (2022) $71,807 $87,586 Census Average Household Income (2010) Census Average Household Income (2000) $60,761 $53,637 Projected Annual Change (2017-2022) Historical Annual Change (2000-2017) $15,779 $18,170 Median Household Income Estimated Median Household Income (2017) Projected Median Household Income (2022) Census Median Household Income (2010) Census Median Household Income (2000) $61,795 $72,458 $51,308 $46,150 Projected Annual Change (2017-2022) Historical Annual Change (2000-2017) $10,663 $15,645 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 Per Capita Income Estimated Per Capita Income (2017) Projected Per Capita Income (2022) Census Per Capita Income (2010) Census Per Capita Income (2000) $29,858 $37,574 $24,400 $20,595 Projected Annual Change (2017-2022) Historical Annual Change (2000-2017) Estimated Average Household Net Worth (2017) ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 $7,715 $9,263 $421,384 page 1 of 9 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Race and Ethnicity Total Population (2017) 1,067,749 White (2017) 955,068 Black or African American (2017) 18,512 American Indian or Alaska Native (2017) 13,485 Asian (2017) 30,611 Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (2017) 288 Other Race (2017) 24,711 Two or More Races (2017) 25,074 Population < 18 (2017) 236,992 White Not Hispanic 184,750 Black or African American 5,870 Asian 10,174 Other Race Not Hispanic 13,740 Hispanic 22,458 Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2017) 1,012,335 Not Hispanic White 931,218 Not Hispanic Black or African American 17,562 Not Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 12,222 Not Hispanic Asian 30,206 Not Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 242 Not Hispanic Other Race 765 Not Hispanic Two or More Races 20,121 Hispanic or Latino Population (2017) 55,413 Hispanic White 23,850 Hispanic Black or African American 950 Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 1,263 Hispanic Asian 404 Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 46 Hispanic Other Race 23,946 Hispanic Two or More Races 4,953 Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2010) 1,000,068 Hispanic or Latino Population (2010) 46,139 Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2000) 959,101 Hispanic or Latino Population (2000) 23,048 Not Hispanic or Latino Population (2022) 1,015,970 Hispanic or Latino Population (2022) 63,249 Projected Annual Growth (2017-2022) 7,835 Historical Annual Growth (2000-2010) 23,091 ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 page 2 of 9 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Total Age Distribution (2017) Total Population Age Under 5 Years Age 5 to 9 Years Age 10 to 14 Years Age 15 to 19 Years Age 20 to 24 Years Age 25 to 29 Years Age 30 to 34 Years Age 35 to 39 Years Age 40 to 44 Years Age 45 to 49 Years Age 50 to 54 Years Age 55 to 59 Years Age 60 to 64 Years Age 65 to 69 Years Age 70 to 74 Years Age 75 to 79 Years Age 80 to 84 Years Age 85 Years or Over 1,067,749 62,414 65,853 68,366 70,126 69,808 64,011 66,264 65,889 63,429 68,676 78,078 78,974 69,879 56,574 41,717 29,919 21,804 25,969 Median Age Age 19 Years or Less Age 20 to 64 Years Age 65 Years or Over 39.7 266,758 625,007 175,983 Female Age Distribution (2017) Female Population Age Under 5 Years Age 5 to 9 Years Age 10 to 14 Years Age 15 to 19 Years Age 20 to 24 Years Age 25 to 29 Years Age 30 to 34 Years Age 35 to 39 Years Age 40 to 44 Years Age 45 to 49 Years Age 50 to 54 Years Age 55 to 59 Years Age 60 to 64 Years Age 65 to 69 Years Age 70 to 74 Years Age 75 to 79 Years Age 80 to 84 Years Age 85 Years or Over 535,101 30,470 31,985 33,171 34,153 34,100 31,235 32,070 32,229 31,057 33,852 38,500 39,172 34,889 29,411 22,046 16,660 12,636 17,464 Female Median Age Age 19 Years or Less Age 20 to 64 Years Age 65 Years or Over 40.9 129,780 307,104 98,217 ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 page 3 of 9 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Male Age Distribution (2017) Male Population Age Under 5 Years Age 5 to 9 Years Age 10 to 14 Years Age 15 to 19 Years Age 20 to 24 Years Age 25 to 29 Years Age 30 to 34 Years Age 35 to 39 Years Age 40 to 44 Years Age 45 to 49 Years Age 50 to 54 Years Age 55 to 59 Years Age 60 to 64 Years Age 65 to 69 Years Age 70 to 74 Years Age 75 to 79 Years Age 80 to 84 Years Age 85 Years or Over 532,648 31,943 33,868 35,195 35,972 35,707 32,776 34,194 33,660 32,372 34,824 39,578 39,801 34,990 27,163 19,671 13,258 9,168 8,506 Male Median Age Age 19 Years or Less Age 20 to 64 Years Age 65 Years or Over 38.6 136,979 317,903 77,766 Males per 100 Females (2017) Overall Comparison Age Under 5 Years Age 5 to 9 Years Age 10 to 14 Years Age 15 to 19 Years Age 20 to 24 Years Age 25 to 29 Years Age 30 to 34 Years Age 35 to 39 Years Age 40 to 44 Years Age 45 to 49 Years Age 50 to 54 Years Age 55 to 59 Years Age 60 to 64 Years Age 65 to 69 Years Age 70 to 74 Years Age 75 to 79 Years Age 80 to 84 Years Age 85 Years or Over 100 105 106 106 105 105 105 107 104 104 103 103 102 100 92 89 80 73 49 Age 19 Years or Less Age 20 to 39 Years Age 40 to 64 Years Age 65 Years or Over 106 105 102 79 ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 page 4 of 9 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Household Type (2017) Total Households Households with Children Average Household Size Household Density per Square Mile 440,602 127,045 2.4 56 Population Family Population Non-Family Population Group Quarters 848,458 193,271 26,019 Family Households Married Couple Households Other Family Households Family Households with Children Married Couple with Children Other Family Households with Children Family Households No Children Married Couple No Children Other Family Households No Children 283,936 225,840 58,096 125,134 86,365 38,769 158,802 139,475 19,327 Non-Family Households Non-Family Households with Children Non-Family Households No Children Average Family Household Size Average Family Income Median Family Income Average Non-Family Household Size 156,666 1,911 154,755 3.0 $87,588 $77,304 1.2 Marital Status (2017) Population Age 15 Years or Over Never Married Currently Married Previously Married Separated Widowed Divorced 871,116 256,529 450,605 163,981 21,254 49,486 93,241 Educational Attainment (2017) Adult Population Age 25 Years or Over Elementary (Grade Level 0 to 8) Some High School (Grade Level 9 to 11) High School Graduate Some College Associate Degree Only Bachelor Degree Only Graduate Degree 731,183 21,039 38,826 256,232 149,201 83,797 130,210 51,878 Any College (Some College or Higher) College Degree + (Bachelor Degree or Higher) 415,085 182,087 ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 page 5 of 9 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Housing Total Housing Units (2017) Total Housing Units (2010) Historical Annual Growth (2010-2017) Housing Units Occupied (2017) Housing Units Owner-Occupied Housing Units Renter-Occupied Housing Units Vacant (2017) 471,462 459,877 11,585 440,602 308,433 132,168 30,860 Household Size (2017) Total Households 1 Person Households 2 Person Households 3 Person Households 4 Person Households 5 Person Households 6 Person Households 7 or More Person Households 440,602 127,543 161,587 62,540 54,251 22,856 7,590 4,236 Household Income Distribution (2017) HH Income $200,000 or More HH Income $150,000 to $199,999 HH Income $125,000 to $149,999 HH Income $100,000 to $124,999 HH Income $75,000 to $99,999 HH Income $50,000 to $74,999 HH Income $35,000 to $49,999 HH Income $25,000 to $34,999 HH Income $15,000 to $24,999 HH Income $10,000 to $14,999 HH Income Under $10,000 16,021 18,273 22,911 40,920 67,094 92,006 62,577 43,991 41,878 17,237 17,693 Household Vehicles (2017) Households 0 Vehicles Available Households 1 Vehicle Available Households 2 Vehicles Available Households 3 or More Vehicles Available 23,256 134,604 184,723 98,018 Total Vehicles Available Average Vehicles per Household Owner-Occupied Household Vehicles Average Vehicles per Owner-Occupied Household Renter-Occupied Household Vehicles Average Vehicles per Renter-Occupied Household 835,731 1.9 656,698 2.1 179,033 1.4 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 Travel Time (2015) Worker Base Age 16 years or Over Travel to Work in 14 Minutes or Less Travel to Work in 15 to 29 Minutes Travel to Work in 30 to 59 Minutes Travel to Work in 60 Minutes or More Work at Home 562,333 225,569 208,388 88,879 19,810 20,603 Average Minutes Travel to Work ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 16.7 page 6 of 9 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Transportation To Work (2015) Worker Base Age 16 years or Over Drive to Work Alone Drive to Work in Carpool Travel to Work by Public Transportation Drive to Work on Motorcycle Bicycle to Work Walk to Work Other Means Work at Home 562,333 478,646 39,209 3,080 1,175 2,877 13,752 2,992 20,603 Daytime Demographics (2017) Total Businesses Total Employees Company Headquarter Businesses Company Headquarter Employees 46,185 625,096 349 79,742 Employee Population per Business Residential Population per Business Adj. Daytime Demographics Age 16 Years or Over 13.5 to 1 23.1 to 1 919,417 Labor Force Labor Population Age 16 Years or Over (2017) Labor Force Total Males (2017) Male Civilian Employed Male Civilian Unemployed Males in Armed Forces Males Not in Labor Force Labor Force Total Females (2017) Female Civilian Employed Female Civilian Unemployed Females in Armed Forces Females Not in Labor Force Unemployment Rate 858,072 424,841 294,134 9,988 325 120,394 433,231 269,271 7,401 20 156,538 424,841 Labor Force Growth (2010-2017) Male Labor Force Growth (2010-2017) Female Labor Force Growth (2010-2017) 16 11 6 Occupation (2015) Occupation Population Age 16 Years or Over Occupation Total Males Occupation Total Females Management, Business, Financial Operations Professional, Related Service Sales, Office Farming, Fishing, Forestry Construction, Extraction, Maintenance Production, Transport, Material Moving 563,389 294,123 269,265 74,715 103,087 89,861 129,220 6,579 45,158 114,770 White Collar Workers Blue Collar Workers ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 307,021 256,368 page 7 of 9 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Units In Structure (2015) Total Units 1 Detached Unit 1 Attached Unit 2 Units 3 to 4 Units 5 to 9 Units 10 to 19 Units 20 to 49 Units 50 or More Units Mobile Home or Trailer Other Structure 420,133 309,025 18,090 27,219 11,502 27,334 15,669 10,254 10,023 11,375 99 Homes Built By Year (2015) Homes Built 2014 or later Homes Built 2010 to 2013 Homes Built 2000 to 2009 Homes Built 1990 to 1999 Homes Built 1980 to 1989 Homes Built 1970 to 1979 Homes Built 1960 to 1969 Homes Built 1950 to 1959 Homes Built 1940 to 1949 Homes Built Before 1939 2,030 12,685 59,218 65,646 46,056 63,529 45,389 43,259 22,212 80,570 Median Age of Homes 43.7 Home Values (2015) Owner Specified Housing Units Home Values $1,000,000 or More Home Values $750,000 to $999,999 Home Values $500,000 to $749,999 Home Values $400,000 to $499,999 Home Values $300,000 to $399,999 Home Values $250,000 to $299,999 Home Values $200,000 to $249,999 Home Values $175,000 to $199,999 Home Values $150,000 to $174,999 Home Values $125,000 to $149,999 Home Values $100,000 to $124,999 Home Values $90,000 to $99,999 Home Values $80,000 to $89,999 Home Values $70,000 to $79,999 Home Values $60,000 to $69,999 Home Values $50,000 to $59,999 Home Values $35,000 to $49,999 Home Values $25,000 to $34,999 Home Values $10,000 to $24,999 Home Values Under $10,000 Owner-Occupied Median Home Value Renter-Occupied Median Rent ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 297,277 1,569 1,541 5,589 6,126 16,880 22,773 36,516 24,296 40,365 43,855 41,408 17,896 15,701 10,509 6,555 3,680 3,686 1,922 4,321 3,241 $156,567 $596 page 8 of 9 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. 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De Pere, WI 54115 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography Lat/Lon: 44.3878/-88.1669 RFULL9 2746 Freedom Rd 50 mi radius Total Annual Consumer Expenditure (2017) $24.6 B Total Household Expenditure Total Non-Retail Expenditure $13.3 B Total Retail Expenditure $11.3 B Apparel $853 M Contributions Education $1.03 B $865 M Entertainment Food and Beverages Furnishings and Equipment Gifts $1.38 B $3.63 B $845 M $596 M Health Care Household Operations Miscellaneous Expenses $1.99 B $687 M $365 M Personal Care Personal Insurance $319 M $178 M Reading Shelter Tobacco $54.6 M $5.06 B $154 M Transportation Utilities $4.72 B $1.86 B Monthly Household Consumer Expenditure (2017) Total Household Expenditure Total Non-Retail Expenditure Total Retail Expenditures $4,650 $2,521 $2,129 Apparel Contributions Education Entertainment Food and Beverages Furnishings and Equipment Gifts Health Care Household Operations Miscellaneous Expenses Personal Care Personal Insurance Reading Shelter Tobacco Transportation Utilities ©2017, Sites USA, Chandler, Arizona, 480-491-1112 $161 $196 $164 $261 $686 $160 $113 $377 $130 $69 $60 $34 $10 $956 $29 $893 $352 page 9 of 9 This report was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable. The information herein is provided without representation or warranty. De Pere, WI 54115 Demographic Source: Applied Geographic Solutions 04/2017, TIGER Geography