Baytown-West Chambers County Economic Development Foundation 2013 Annual Report January 27, 2014
Overview EDF Mission & Purpose Program of Work Activity Snapshot Q & A
EDF Purpose Statement The mission and purpose of the EDF is to foster economic growth. 1986
Program of Work Stimulate & Encourage Business Workforce Development & Analysis Facilitate Tax Incentive Programs Conduct Educational & Informational Seminars Support Foreign Trade Zones Economic Data Clearinghouse Collaborate w/Public Officials & ED Allies Promote Regional Tourism
Activity Snapshot: 2013 Responded to 212 RFI Governor’s Office of Economic Development & Tourism Regional ED Allies Direct Contacts 36 Site Visits: Manufacturing Petrochemicals OCTG Pipe Specialty Composites / Aggregates Logistics & Distribution Retail / Hospitality Residential Development
Activity Trend EDF RFIR / Site Visits Trend Analysis: 2005 - 2013 250 200 150 RFIR / Site Visits RFIR SV 100 50 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Year
Active Projects – BY 2013 Project Golden Horn Project SILO Project Razor Fish Project JAS Projects 3PL1& PL2 Project Delta
2013 Projects: ~ $300M / 400 Jobs Project Golden Horn Borusan Mannesmann www.cedarcrossingtexas.com Project SILO Katoen Natie National Tube www.bay10.com Hunting Energy Services www.ameriport.com
Borusan Case Study – FDI 2011GHP Lead – “Project Double Down” 2012 Site Visits – “Project Golden Horn” Project Support Site Selection Incentives Shepherding Announcement – March 2013 Start-Up: 2Q14
Borusan Groundbreaking
FDI Potential: 2013 Site Visits Greece Belgium Australia Korea France Japan China Mexico
BR&E Activity: ~ $4.13B / 345 Jobs Enterprise Products, LLC $2.03B / 75 Jobs ExxonMobil - MBPP $1.12B / 230 Jobs (40 FTE / 190 PC) Lone Star NGL $579M / 20 Jobs ONEOK $400M / 20 Jobs Samson Controls, Inc.
Expansion Updates http://fuelfix.com/blog/2013/10/03/chevron-phillips- chemical-launches-6-billion-in-gulf-coast-projects/ http://www.areadevelopment.com/newsItems/3-6- 2013/exxonmobil-chemical-facility-expansion- baytown-texas-739758.shtml http://www.industrialinfo.com/news/abstract.jsp?new sitemID=240181
Retail Development Strategy Commercial Market Analysis – 2008 CDS Market Research, Houston, TX Strategic Recommendations ICSC Membership / Conferences: 2008 - Present Recruitment Target Areas / Infill Redevelopment Incentives Downtown / Idle Property Revitalization Up-Tier Housing Development
2013 Retail Development Chambers Town Center Super Wal-Mart Anchored Chipotle 888 Chinese Bistro Taqueria Arandas ICSC Conferences Las Vegas, Dallas Mall Redevelopment Strategy Demographic Research Update
Baytown Lands Buc-ees!
Development / Redevelopment Developer Contacts Development Review Committee (DRC) TIRZ #1 H-GAC Sub-Regional Planning Chambers County IDC Environmental Strategy AERCO Board / NOx Credits Tabbs Bay Project Brownfield Redevelopment
Development / Redevelopment Chambers County Maritime Initiative M-146 Connector – Cedar Bayou CCID #1/2/3: Strategic Impact Cedar Port – Increased Throughput Heavy-Haul Road Corridor Extension Chambers County Sub-Regional Drainage Transportation Planning Roads, Bridges, Rail
Development / Redevelopment Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) Logistics Industry Recruitment Port of Houston - Gulf Coast Advantage Panama Canal - 2015 Foreign Trade Zone #171 Alternative Site Framework – Chambers County Foreign Trade Zone #84 Alternative Site Framework – Harris County
Facilitate Incentive Programs Chambers County Tax Abatements Harris County Tax Abatement City of Baytown IDA Texas Enterprise Zone Program Texas Enterprise Fund Program Economic Development Diversification Program Chapter 380 Agreements CH. 313 Tax Incentive – GCCISD
Workforce Development Workforce Preparedness Partnership 2-Year Anniversary GC-PIN UW Targeted Community Impact Kindergarten Readiness / ECE GCCISD C&TE Steering Committee H-GAC / Gulf Coast Workforce Board TWC / H-GAC Regional Workforce Project
Workforce Preparedness Partnership (WPP) The aim of the Workforce Preparedness Partnership is to implement strategies that optimize workforce preparedness in a way that continuously attracts, develops and retains highly - skilled and qualified employees/workers from area schools and communities to meet current and future manufacturing workforce demands.
WPP Steering Committee Activity Lee College / ISD / Industry Alignment Labor Analyses, Research & Benchmarking Grant Making (Make it in America) Communications Strategy Resourcing Strategy http://www.bayareahoustonmag.com/baytown- is-at-the-epicenter-of-new-growth/
Incubator W/O Walls 29 Referrals Lee College SBDC SBA / SCORE / ACCION - Texas USDA Business & Industry Development Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center (TMAC) Port of Houston Small Business Development Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) GCEDD EDA Revolving Loan Program
Strategic Planning / Public Policy Gulf Coast Economic Development District CEDS Update H-GAC Regional Plan for Sustainable Development AERCO Transportation Heavy-Haul Road Strategy Baytown ED Strategic Plan
Baytown ED Strategic Plan Baytown Should Focus on Growing 4 Major Industry Sectors - 2004: - Advanced Manufacturing - Energy - Logistics & Distribution - Retail / Restaurants 2010 Recommendation: Healthcare
2010 ED Strategic Plan Update Improvement Areas - 2010: Workforce Development (WFD) Sites and Infrastructure Quality of Life – “Live, Work, and Play” Economic Development / Marketing/Image
WFD Key Recommendations: 2010 Align WFD Efforts with “P-16” Initiatives Support Lee College, GCCISD & BHISD in Marketing Efforts for Vocational Training, Dual-Credit and Other “fast track” Offerings Serve as a Catalyst to Leverage WFD Resources, e.g., Outreach, Advisory Committees, etc. Promote Use of TWC Training Programs
Q of L: Key Recommendations Market Area as “Stay-Cation” Destination Optimize Programming of Community Amenities Formalize Image & Branding Efforts Continue Retail Development, Up-Tier Housing Development & Revitalization Efforts Continue “Adopt-a-Site” and Other Beautification Efforts
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