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HomeMy WebLinkAboutACCAC - October 17, 20164i] ANDOVER� G'amr�u�ff� G'enie� Andover YMCA Community Center Advisory Commission Meeting Monday, October 17, 2016 6:30 pm Andover Community Center Meeting Room B Call to Order Agenda Approval 1. Approval of Minutes —September 12, 2016 Consent Items Discussion Items 2. Define our Community Today Staff Update 3. YMCA 4. ACC Commission Input Adjournment © 15200 Hanson Blvd. NW • Andover, MN 55304 Ph: 763-755-3238 • Fx: 763-755-2129 Website: www.andovermn.gov/ace • E-mail: aceinfo@andovermn.gov © Our Community Today • Demographic Information o Met Council - Erick D 1— D5 and D7 - D 14 o Census Data — Ted D6 o Nerd Wallet Article - Cindy D15 o Senior housing communities moving into City - Erick D17 o Behavioral and Discretionary Income of Andover Residents — Joy • Community Information o Taxes—Erick Cl -C3 o Traffic Study Data —Erick C4 Facility Information o Current and Potential Facility Partners — Cindy F1 o YMCA 2012 Survey — Allison F2 o Identify strengths of YMCA Partnership - Erick and Allison o Survey that the City had done a few years back — Cindy F3 o Create questionnaire to use when calling other "like" facilities , Erick & Tony P. • Miscellaneous Information o Economics/Construction Information - Frank and Ted H N Xi AULIUCAN FactFlrn.der DP -1I Prof le of General Population and Housing Characteristics; 2010 2010 Demographic Profile Data . NOTE: Far more Infonnatlon on confidentiality protec8on, nonsampling error, and deffnitlons, see http://www.census.gov/prod/Cdn20lO/Pmflietd.pdf, GEO: Andover city, Minnesota Subject Number Percent ____ EX AND AGE Tota) population 30,598 . 100.0 under years 1,737 5.7 5 to 9 yeat$." - '.2,820-. <: 8.6 10 to 14 years 3,032 9.9 y .... 151019 ears.. ... 2,907 9.2 20 to 24 years 1,410 4.6 25,10 29 -yearn 1 31.7 - X4;3 30 to 34 years 1,670 5.1 3610 34 Years 059 40 to 44 years 2,663 9.4 45 td49 years'`: - - 3295. "10ai 50 to 54 years 2,637 8.6 55 to S9.years 1803. �5.9 60 to 64 years 1,393 4.6 3,6 70 to 74 years 495 1.6 7510 ZB ' .'290; -'0.9 80 to 84 years 164 0.5 85years and over- -- ".'182'-,0.6 Median age (years) 37.3 (X) 16 years end RNar ;" _ -22it 6 73,8 18 years and over 21,296 69.6 21.years. and over, 65:7 62 years and over 2,843 9.3 65 years end oveC:.:: �. 2 0$5 -; .6;7 Male population 15,524 b0.7 Under:5 years ,.. .: . . :.. .... .... _ ...896 , .2.9 5 to 9 years 0 1,340 4.4 ,.: 16 to 1.4 years _ , 602 ;. ' 62 15 to 19 years 1,452 4.7 20 to 24 years: 795 b ' 2,6 25 to 29yeam 660 2.2 30 to 84.years .. - 748: 2.:4 35 to 39 years 992 3.2 40 to 44 years'. 138,¢:1 .45 h. 45 to 49 years 1,634 5.3 60 to 54 year's.. 55 to 59 years 948 3.1 6010 64yeats 65 to 69 years 492 1.6 70 to 74 years :.- " 2492 •..; o.9 76 to 79 years 140 0.5 80 t6 d 8.4 Yeeig .. 72 .". 0.2 86 years and over 59 0.2 1 of 4 08/15/2011 EM H 2 of Ham 08/16/2011 'U Tba P 0o witari.efle! (Y 15 years and over 11,367 37.1 18 yeans and over 10,678 34,9 21 years and over 10,075 32.9 62 years and over 1,394 As 65 years and over 1,012 3.2 Female population 1.1.5-074 1 . 013 Under 5 years 841 2.7 5,to 9 years 1,280 4.2 10 to 14 years 1,430 4.7 151019 Years 1,3155 4.4 20 to 24 years 615 2.0 25 to 29. years 657 2,11 30 to 34 years 822 2.7 M tbjb years 1,067 3.5 46 to 44 years 1,477 4.8 48 to 49 Years 11601 50 to 54 years 1,271 4.2 55 to sq years as 655 28 60 to 64 years 700 2.3 5 6,}d. -,o .; . years.42. . J; 70 to 74 years 246 0.8 • is 0"' 80 to 64 years 92 0.3 C85.yeats and ova( Median age (years) 37.9 (X) 16years and !a - . over. ii,� xt,. 36. .6 18 Years and over 10,618 34.7 1 years and over 32.6 62 years and over 1,449 4.7 66 years and over ACE Tota] population il)"J One Race 30,018 98.1 Black or African American 518 1.7 American lndlgn end Alaska Native.; Wit 0: Asian 683 2.2 Asian IndlPh Chinese 80 013 Japanese 14 0.0 orearl.. 'Vietnamese 81 1, ...-0,3 53 0.2 (*i Asian [1] - J Native Hawaiian and Other Paciffic Islander 3 0.0 !five Hawaiian -G -0.0 Guamanian or Chemorro 0 0.0 'emop" Other Pacific Islander[2j 3 0.0 Som -a btlier Race' 0.6 Two or More Races 580 1.9 Whilqi Arriedcan l6dian and A166kaNitive 131 iii 0.5 White; Asian (31 192 0.6 'White, Black or Afdcan American [3] 142 or, White; Some Other Race [3] 37 0.1 with one or more of er lace ilarmi of in combinationh WhIta, 29,079 95.0 B66k o -*r African AmaraI can,..: American Indian and Alaska Native 272 0.9 2 of Ham 08/16/2011 E Subject - Number ` 1146nt Asian- 899 2.9 Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 27 p,1 -. Some Other, Race 238 ` 0.8 HISPANIC OR LATINO Talal population _ 30,598 100.0 Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 622 2.0 Mexican 378 " 1,2 Puerto Rican 62 0.2 Cuban - 0.0 Other Hispanic or Latino [51 179 0.6. - Not Hispanic or Latino ': 29,976 96.0 iISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE Total population 30,500 100.0 Hispanic or Latino 622 2.0 : While alone - 365 - ; 1.2 Black erAfrican American alone 14 0.0 ' Ametjcanlndian and Alaska Native alone .70 0.0 Aslan alone 2 0.0 : Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone Some Other Race Elena 168 0.5 Two or More Races. ,''. ,.75 0,;2 Not Hispanic or Lathe 29,976 98.0 White alone Black or African American alone 604 1.6 American Indian antl Alaska Native alone .. - r ;,94 0,3 Asian alone 681 2,2 Nellve Hawaiian End Other Pacific Islander alone;: . ::3 0.0 Some Other Race alone 19 _ 0.1 -: TWa or... fe Races' ELATIONSHIP total pppulerlon - ', 30,598 '.' 100.0 In households 30,569 99.9 Householder - 9,811 32;1 spouse [61 7,281 23.8 Child:::, 11,$82: 37.1 Own child under 18 years 8,767 28.7 .OtlLer rglatjves� oripal 906 3.2 .. Under 18 years 398 1.3 65 Yeais:a0d over - . i139 0;5 Nonrelatives 1,119 3.7 Un�r18 years 65 years and over 38 0,1 ..:1.6 In group quarters 39 0.1 Insldul[ouatized pcpula)Idri "0.0 Male 0 0.0 Nw Noninslltulionalized papulation 39 0,1 Male i.':', ..;,` ...10 Female 23 0.1 IUSEHOLDS BY TYPE;'[at households 9,811 100.0 amity hol.useholds (families') [7]8,357 :. 85.2 With own children under 18 years 4,425 45.1 Husband=Wife ,hamll Y:" .. 7,201 , : `74;2 Willi own children under 18 years 3,753 38.3 .. ale H..6,ouse, holder, 0o � Wjfe:pr... .esen..t . M ..::. With own children under 18 years 218 2,2 Female hopseholderi net husband present, - 698 .7.1 With own children under 18 years q54 4.6 3 of 4 o� 08/15/2011 Subject - Number Percent. .` Nonfamily households M 1,454. ' - 1411 Householder living alone 1,043 10.6 Male . 527 5.4 85 years and over 98 0.9 - Female .'516 5,3 65 years and over 248 2.5 Households with Individuals under 18 years - 4,671 47.§ Households with Individuals 65 years and over 1,447 14,7 Average household size 3.11: (X) Average family size [71 3.35 ( X ) iOUSINO OCCUPANCY Total housing units 10,091 100.0 '. Ocdupled housing units g,ej1 , , 97,2 Vacant housing units 280 2.8 For rani 25.. 0.2 Rented, not occupied 4 0.0 :'. Forsale only., 118. 1'5 Sold, not occupied 22 0.2 Fat' seasonal, _recreational, or occasional use < 21 . - 02 All other vacanls 60 0.6 Ham eownervacancyrale(perc,'ent)[8]. Rental vacancy rate (percent) [9] 3.9 IOUSINO.TENURE.. - -. - - Occupied housing units 9,811 100.0 -Owner-occupied housing units -, 8192 (',' ... 99:7 Population in owner-occupled housing units 28,787 ( X ) ' Average household size of owner occupied units, 3.13 (X.) Renter-occupled housing units 619 8.3 Population In renter-occupled housing pelts,- 1;772 00 Average household size of renter-occupied units 2.86 (X) - © X Not applicable. [t] Other Aslan atone, or two or more Asian categdrles. [2] Other Pacific Islander alone, or two or more Native Hhwallan and Other Pacific Islander categories. [3] One of the four most commonly reported multiple -race combinations nationwide in Census 2000. [4] In combination with one or more of the other races listed. The six numbers may add to more than the total population, and the six percentages may add to more than 100 percent because Individuals may report more than one race. (61 This category Is composed of people whose origins are from the Dominican Republic, Spain, and Spanlshspeaking Central or South American countries. It also includes general origin responses such as "Latino" or "Hispanic." [6] "Spouse" represents spouse of the householder. It does not reflect all spouses In a household. Responses of "same-sex spouse" were edited during processing to "unmarried partner." [7] "Family households" consist of a householder and one or more other people related to the householder by birth, marriage, or adoption. They do not Include same-sex married couples even If the marriage was performed In a state Issuing marriage certificates for same-sex couples. Same-sex couple households are Included In the family households category if there Is at least one additional persen related to the householder by birth or adoption. Same-sex couple households with no relatives of the householder present are tabulated In nonfamliy households. "Nonfamily households" consist of people living alone and households which do not have any members related to the householder. (8] The homeowner vacancy rate Is the proportion of the homeowner Inventory that Is vacant "for sale." It Is computed by dividing the total number of vacant units "for sale only' by the sum of owner-occupled anlis, vacant units that are "for sale only," and vacant units that have been sold but not yet coupled; and then multiplying by 100, [9] The rental vacancy rale Is the proportion of the rental Inventory that is vacant "for rent." It Is computed by dividing the totalnumber of vacant units "for rent" by the sum of the renter-ocapled units, vacant units that are "for rent," and vacant units that have been rented but not yet occupied; and then multiplying by 100. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census. 0 4 of 4 08/15/2011 3 Grandparents Living; with Grandchildren Which groups are most likely to live with grandchildren? United 3tates� U.S.Department of Commerce Econo,'MCS and Stal 5tlt4 AdnMIStratiolt census 5. C IMUS EURLAj I s� Bureau teJldu3.94v SWr[cY--F7.5.��n 41': agrpw, can U, 2006 ^silmavaly FIt&4, and Ola A9PKakrllunllT.uMfIVSUfVQ%V w,wr,nms.goWacs Andover YMCA Community Center © Expansion Pre -Design Preliminary Analysis Demographics I. Population Data a. 2000 Census: 26,588 b. 2010 Census: 30,598 c. 2015 American Community Survey: 32,213, growth of 5.3% over 2010 despite housing growth only ramping up the last 2-3 years II. Population Projections: a. Met Council Thrive 2040 Report as of July 2015 L 2020: 34,000 (adding 1,600 households from 2010), growth of 11.1% from 2010 ii. 2030: 38,200 (adding 3,700 households from 2010), growth of 24.8% from 2010 iii. 2040: 41,900 (adding 5,600 households from 2010), growth of 36.9% from 2010 b. Growth projections favorable to continued growth of Andover relative to Anoka County and Greater MSP as a whole. III. 2014 American Community Survey estimates: 10 a. 1,752 children under 5 years (2010: 1,737) b. 2,556 children 5-9 years old (2010: 2,620) c. 2,967 children 10-14 years old (2010: 3,032) Note: This may look like a decrease in young kids coming but please note that both the 2000 and 2010 census data had similar distributions, Note that the 2010 census figures show that we have a very stable number of kids in the community over the past 5 years despite housing growth only picking up in the last 2-3 years. My hypothesis would be that it reflects young families (who already have young kids) moving to Andover, whether to new or existing homes. C 2015 Annual Population Estimates © Andover city, Anoka County, Minnesota Households: 10,257 Population in Households: 31,593 Average Household Size: 3.080 Housing Total: 10,576 Population In Group Quarters: 111 Occupancy Rate: 96.98% Total Population: 31,704 The Metropolitan Council's Annual Estimates account for housing stock changes since April 1, 2010. These Include housing units permitted and other changes. Other changes are due to demolitions, building conversions (units added or lost), city boundary changes (units annexed In.or out), and other changes reported by city and township staff. We assume that 95%of single-family detached units, 90%of townhome/duplex/trlplex/quadplex units, and 85% of multifamily units permitted In 2014 were completed and occuplable by April 1, 2015; the remainder are occuplable In the future and will count toward next year's estimates (for April 1, 2016). Manufactured homes are counted each year from Metropolitan Council surveys of manufactured home park operators and local governments. Other housing (boats, RVs, etc. used as housing) comes from the most recent American Community Survey estimates. . Housing Stock Permitted and Other changes Housing Stock April 1, 2010 built since 2010 since 2010 April 1, 2015. Single -family -detached: 9,221 357 -16 9,562 Townhomes: 486 0 0 486 Duplex, 3-, 4-plex units: 126 0 0 126 Multifamily units: 258 71 0 329 Manufactured homes: 0 0 Other (boats, RVs, etc. as shelter): 0 73. © Housing Total: 10,091 10,576 Each housing type has a specifically estimated occupancy rate and average household size. These data come from the most recent Community Survey estimates, decennial census data from the U.S. Census Bureau, and the U.S. Postal Service (for occupancy rates only). For more detail, please see the full methodology, available online from http://www.metrocouncii.org/populatlonestlmates . Definitions: A household Is a group of people (or one person alone) occupying a housing unit. The number of occupied housing units and the number of households are equivalent. Population In Group Quarters (or Institutional housing) Is counted separately through an annual Metropolitan Council survey. C Metropolitan Council 5/6/2016 Housing Stock Occupancy . Occupied with Persons Per Population in April 1, 2015 Rate 2015 Households Household 2015 Single -family -detached: 9,562 97.22% 9,296 3.151 29,294 Townhomes: 486 97.33% 473 3,151 1,491 Duplex, 3-, 4-plex units: 126 96.94% 122 2.333 285 Multifamily units: 329 89.19% 293 1.378 404 Manufactured homes: 0 93.86% 0 3.772 0 Other: 73 Countedonlylf 73 1.636 119 occupied Housing Total: 10,576 Households: 10,257 In Households: 31,593 In Group Qtrs: 111 Total Population: 31,704 Metropolitan Council 5/6/2016 0 May 10, 2016 Jim Dickinson, City Administrator City of Andover 1685 Crosstown Blvd NW Anoka, MN 55304-2699 Dear Nir. Dickinson: The Metropolitan Council has prepared preliminary population and household estimates for your community as of April 1, 2015. This is an annual process governed by Minnesota Statutes 473.24. Please note that these estimates are different from the Council's local forecasts that your community has reviewed before. Forecasts look ahead to the coming decades; the annual estimates communicated below look back in time to the previous year. 2015 Annual Population Estimate The Metropolitan Council estimates that the City of Andover had 31,704 people and 10,257 households as of April 1, 2015. Household size averaged 3.080 persons per household. How was this estimate calculated? We estimate households and population with a housing -stock -based method, which involves three. questions: 1. Haw many housing units did your community have? 2. How many households occupied these housing units? 3. How many people lived in these occupied housing units? This letter includes an overview of our. estimation method along with a report showing the data inputs and © calculations used to develop the preliminary estimates. For more information, visit h_ptt •//www metrocouncii.org�populationestimates , or contact me at 651-602-1513. No, not necessarily. Each year, we update our data and refine our methods, so estimates from different years are not directly comparable. Instead, we recommend examining growth since the 2010 Census. How can my community provide feedback on this estimate? We welcome discussion of the 2015 preliminary estimates and invite you to review and comment on them. Please send any written comments or questions to Matt Schroeder, Metropolitan Council Research, 390 Robert Street North, Saint Paul, MN 55101; or by e-mail to Matt.Schroeder@inetc.state.m-n.us. Under Minnesota Statutes 473.24, ipe must receive your comments, questions, or speck objections, in writing, by Friday, June 24, 2016, What happens after my community provides feedback? The Council will certify final estimates by July 15, 2016 for state government use in allocating local government aid and street aid. Sincerely, Matt Schroeder Senior Researcher METROPOLITAN 0 0 U N 0 1 L x H Community Profiles ilcl--6 METROPOLITAN O O U N O 1 L Community Profile For Andover ht4)://stats.mete.state.nm,us/profile/detail_priut.aspx?c=02393954 Page I of 37 0 V(�, 4/14/2016 4.8 sq miles Area 22,292 Acres Parks, Recreation & Preserves (in 20 10) 1,244 Acres Population (2014) 31,874 Households (2014) 10.273 Employment (2015) 5,312 Community Website Andover website County Anoka Met Council Sector Rep Eric Wojchik Met Council District District 9 ht4)://stats.mete.state.nm,us/profile/detail_priut.aspx?c=02393954 Page I of 37 0 V(�, 4/14/2016 L C R Community Profiles Select data to chart: m Population ®Households Population and Households in Andover Page 2 of 37 -a VC, 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2014 2020 2030 luau dr Population: Census cur Population Estimates d, Population: Forecasts tip Households: Census air Households: Estimates al, Households: Forecasts Click a population column for the mix of population in households and population in group quarters (not available for forecast years). Saurus: U.S. Census Bnreaa Dmmnial Census, Mdrop.utaa Cmme9 Mmol Estlmaten, and Metropolitan Council For« s. http://stats.inete, state. mn.us/profile/detail_print.aspx?c=023 93954 4/14/2016 E H Community Profiles Population by Age and Gender in Andover Select data to chart: O Census 1990 O Census 2000 @ Census 2010 O ACS 2011-2013 0 ACS 2010-2014 Female Male This chart cannot be saved as an image. Please contact us at research(iAmetc.state.mn us if you need assistance Source: U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Census ormnencan Community Survey. Page 3 of 37 hfp://stats.metc.state.mn.us/profile/detail_print.aspx?c=02393954 4/14/2016 0.43% . 010( 05 ' 0.19% 0.3% . 80 to 84 , 0.245'1 0.49% ■ 75 to 79 ■ Me% 0.8'.4 M 70 to 74 0.81% L3B4b 65 to 69 1.61% 2.29511 60 to 64 2.265 2.79% 55 to 59 3.144 •1.15% 50 to 54 4.4691 5.43% 45 to 49 5.341:1 LII3'/1 40 to •14 4.53% 2.4956 35 to 39 3.2454 2.69% 30 to 34 2:14% 2.1511. 25 to 29 2.16% 201% 20 to 24 2.6% •1.435'. 15 to 19 4.7544 4.67% to to 14 5.245'1 4.11354 5 to 9 4.3854 2.75% Unde( 5 2.93-A This chart cannot be saved as an image. Please contact us at research(iAmetc.state.mn us if you need assistance Source: U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Census ormnencan Community Survey. Page 3 of 37 hfp://stats.metc.state.mn.us/profile/detail_print.aspx?c=02393954 4/14/2016 F Community Profiles Select data to chert: O Census 1990 *Census 2000 OACS 2011.2013 O ACS 2010-2014 Highest Level of Education Attained by Andover Residents Soma college, no degroe. 294.' Associate del Source: U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Census or Amedcan Comnwnily Survey. http://stats.metc.state,mn.us/profile/detail_print.aspx?c=02393954 Page 4 of 37 scheol, 644 degree. 6% 4/14/2016 H Pat Community Profiles Select data to chart: O Census 1990 O Census 2000 OO Census 2010 O ACS 2011-2013 O ACS 2010-2014 blamed ramnles Min U Unmarried families YAth children, Household Type in Andover Source: U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Census or American Community Survey. http://stats.metc. state, mn.us/profile/detail_print. aspx?c=02393 954 households, 4 Page 5 of 37 4/14/2016 R �� Community Profiles Select any comparisons to Include in the chart. �Cuunly [] Twin Cities Region(7-wunty) Q Compare another plat Anoka County Average Household Size in Andover 3.43 Page 6 off 37 1990 2000 2010 2014 d, Andover Sources: U.S. Census Bureau Decennial Census and Menopolilun Couneii Annual Estimates. http://stats.mete.state.mn.us/profile/detail_print.aspx?c=023 93954 4/14/2016 SPEHCERTIEMEY becember 7, 2 Best Cities for Young Families in Minnesota © Minneapolis may be the urban heart of Minnesota, but young families looking to move may connect better with cities along Interstate 94. In an analysis of the most affordable and family -friendly cities in Minnesota, NerdWallet found that nearly half of the top 20 are located along 1-94, with enviable access to the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Residents here can also expect strong growth and upgraded infrastructure after a just completed $17 million project to accommodate more traffic in and out of Minneapolis from those northwestern cities. NerdWallet's analysis We looked at three factors that drive one of the biggest decisions in life: Where should I raise my family? Public school excellence. For school quality, we gathered G reatSch ools data, which compares students' test scores and other statewide data and ranks schools on a 1-10 scale, with 10 the highest. Home affordability. Using U.S. Census Bureau data, we weighed median home values and monthly homeownership costs, including mortgage payments, real estate taxes, insurance costs, utilities, fuel and other bills. Places with more affordable homes had higher scores. Growth and prosperity. We assessed a place's economy using census figures that detailed median household incomes from 2012, and long-term income growth since 1999. Key trends and takeaways Suburbs and more are growing. Cities far away from Minneapolis are thriving, too, thanks to commercial and residential growth. Housing costs are reasonable. None of the top 20 cities had median home values more than $100,000 higher than the state median of $194,300. Cities are updating downtowns. Several cities created comprehensive plans to account for future housing and businesses, including improvements to downtowns. NerdWallet crunched the data for 88 places in Minnesota — cities, towns and census - designated places. Only places with over 10,000 residents were analyzed. To see the full data set, click here. Best cities for young families in Minnesota 9. Andover - Andover shares the same ZIP code as Ham Lake and also some of the excellent schools in the area. Andover High School boasts an award-winning music program, along with several other arts programs in a district where a well-rounded education is part of the focus. Andover continues to grow with new family -housing units and updated streets and parks, such as Rose Park, and a sports complex in Pine Hills North. Residents here connect with each other at meeting areas in the Community Center. C F_ U Methodology The score for each place is from the following data: 1. Public schools made up 33.3% of the score. We used data from GreatSchools.org, which the nonprofit calculates by averaging the overall rating for each school in the city. 2. Median home values were 16.7% of the score. The information is from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 ACS. 3. Monthly homeowner costs were 16.7% of the score. The figures are from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 ACS. 4. Median household incomes were 16.7% of the score. We used the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 ACS. 5. Income change from 1999 to 2012 was 16.7% of the score. The information is from the U.S. Census Bureau. NerdWallet crunched the data for 88 places- cities, towns and census -designated places - in Minnesota. Only places with over 10,000 residents were analyzed. We excluded areas that lacked GreatSchools ratings, median household incomes from 1999 or median home values from 2012. https://www. nerdwallet.com/blog/mortgages/cities-young-families-minnesota/ �� edian xa edian mont]�lp edran edian GreatSchoo)s ome homeownership = household > mcaipe 'Scor„ f City rat ng ` ilye m ►ucome an gtothirom 1 Monticello 8 171,300 1,595 69,156 52.38% 72.09 2 Waconia 9 241,600 1,889 80,224 44.02% 68.56 3 Ham Lake 9 270,100 1,898 90,898 34.17% 65.98 4 Lakeville 9 251,800 1,934 92,989 28.43% 65.15 5 Alexandria 8 153,500 1,150 36,211 34.86% 65.10 6 North 8 166,500 1,416 60,836 24.62% 63.37 Mankato 7 Sartell 8 181,700 1,533 66,473 26.54% 63.04 8 Woodbury 9 271,200 94,506 24.17% 63.02 9 Andover 9 242,300 89,246 17.06% 62.22 lOFarmington7 210,100 85,051 37.48% 61.63 11 Grove8 249,300 M1,835 94,450 24.10% 61.28 12 Rogers 8 269,900 96,053 31.32% 61.26 13 Lino Lakes 8 269,300 1,971 98,195 29.70% 61.16 14 Rap 6 142,100 1,216 41,157 41.96% 60.10 ds 15 Rosemount 8 239,100 1,892 84,325 27.93% 60.07 16 St. Michael 8 240,700 1,893 87,809 25.62% 59.98 17 ergss 6 114,700 1,090 41,080 30.60% 59.32 Fa 18 Shakopee 7 217,800 1,778 78,713 33.10% 58.90 19 Fairmont 6 109,700 992 41,725 23.78% 58.63 20 Moorhead 6 151,500 1 1,301 47,074 35.34% 57.70 Methodology The score for each place is from the following data: 1. Public schools made up 33.3% of the score. We used data from GreatSchools.org, which the nonprofit calculates by averaging the overall rating for each school in the city. 2. Median home values were 16.7% of the score. The information is from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 ACS. 3. Monthly homeowner costs were 16.7% of the score. The figures are from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 ACS. 4. Median household incomes were 16.7% of the score. We used the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 ACS. 5. Income change from 1999 to 2012 was 16.7% of the score. The information is from the U.S. Census Bureau. NerdWallet crunched the data for 88 places- cities, towns and census -designated places - in Minnesota. Only places with over 10,000 residents were analyzed. We excluded areas that lacked GreatSchools ratings, median household incomes from 1999 or median home values from 2012. https://www. nerdwallet.com/blog/mortgages/cities-young-families-minnesota/ 0 Senior Housing —Andover, MN Farmstead Gray Oaks — • 90 current units • 65 apartments going up • 19 single level townhomes with 8 more in the future H H D/7 H 11 MUNICIPALITIES WITHIN ANOKA COUNTY 2016 City Tax Rate Comparison MurilpipalitiesiOnly Hilltop 94.9 5 Columbia Heights 74.8'8 Centerville 71.021 Bethel 68.978 Lexington 8.067 Circle Pines 59.720 St. Francis 8,428 Spring Lake Park 54.70 Columbus 53.140 a East Bethel 51.052 � Lino Lakes 46,1117 U Fridley 44.9 8 Coon Rapids 44.9(8 Ramsey 43.314 Anoka 41.578 Andover 8.314 Blaine 35. 6 Linwood 29.845 Nowthen 28.749 Ham Lake 2 913 Oak Grove 26. 10 0.000 10.000 20.000 30.000 40.000 50.000 60.000 70.000 80.000 90.000 100.000 TAX RATE GOVERNMENTAL U"SIT' © Anoka County: Without Library With Library County/Municipal Public Safety Cities: Andover Andover w/Lower Rum River WS Andover Market Value Referendum Anoka Bethel Blaine Blaine Market Value Referendum Centerville Circle Pines Columbia Heights Columbus Columbus w/Sunrise WS Coon Rapids Coon Rapids w/Six Cities WS Coon Rapids w/Six Cities and Spring Brk Storm Drn East Bethel East Bethel Market Value Referendum Fridley Fridley w/Six Cities WS Fridley Market Value Referendum Ham Lake Ham Lake Market Value Referendum Hilltop Hilltop w/Six Cities WS Lexington Lino Lakes Nowthen Oak Grove Ramsey Ramsey w/Mississippi Subdistrict WS St. Francis Spring Lake Park Towns: ©Linwood Linwood w/Sunrise WS Thursday, February 18, 2016 LOCAL TAX RATE HISTORY (LEVY YEAR/COLLECTION YEAR) 2010/2011 2011/201 2012/201 2013/201 2014 015 2015 016 37.235 0/a 38.415% 41.443% 40.365% 35.964% 36.637% 39.9520/0 41.146% 44.411% 43.239% 38.123% 38.894% 0.424% 0.469% 0.35% 0.374% 0.32% 0.504% 38,409% 42.091% 40.722% 43.197% 37.07% 38.314% 38.748% 42.54 0/c 41.171 0/c 43.658 0/c 37.461 0/c 38.703 0.00569 % 0.00779 0k 0.00814 a/c 0.008420A 0.00719 0/C 0.007 0/C 43.02% 50.368% 54.01% 49.843% 45.014% 41.58% 61.544% 74.378 0/C 80.469 0k 79.726 0/c 66.108 0/c 68.979 32.798% 33.564 0/c 36.74 0/c 36.379 0/C 35.495 0/C 35.578 0/C 0.00633% 0.0064% 0.00652% 0.00646% 0.00564% 0% 58.654% 66.796 0/c 71.208 °/C 72.638 0/c 66.452 0/c 71.023 51.505% 63.972 0/c 67.554 0/c 60.659 0/C 56.638 0/c 59.72 0k 61.804% 66.3 0/c 80.8710k 78.177 0/c 70.811 9/c 74.841 37.899% 43.05 0/c 43.255 0/c 48.606 9/c 48.595 % 53.143 % 38.229% 43.502% 43.867% 49.206% 49.264% 53.576% 38.951% 42.824% 48.835 0k 47.509% 44.754 0/c 44.908 0/C 39.231% 42.824 0/c 48.835 0/C 47.509 0/c 44.754 9/c 44.908 0/C 39.231% 42.824 0/c 48.835 % 47.509 0/c 44.754 0/c 44.908 43.908% 43.807 0/c 48.224 0/c 58.983 0/c 51.462 0/c 51.052 0.01658% 0.01755 0/c 0.01919 9/c 0.01673 0/c 0.01541 0/c 0.01474 % 36,986% 39.615 % 47.362 0/c 48.577 0k 43.508 0/c 44.96 37.027% 39.615 0/c 47.362 0/c 48.577 0/c 43.508 0/C 44.96 0.01344% 0.01413 0/c 0.01623 0/c 0.01753 0/c 0.01623 0/c 0.016 25.797% 26.72 0/c 29.226 0/c 29.689 0/c 26.869 0/c 26.914 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 98.531% 97.1% 96.62% 96.7010/c 96.622% 94.976% 98.531 % 97.1 0/c 96.62 0/c 96.701 0A 96.622 0/c 94.976 56.161% 63.999 0/c 69.34 0/c 77.345 0/C 67.465 0/c 68.067 42.041% 42.894 9/c 46.774 0k 46.683 0/c 43.77 0/c 46.019 0/C 22.172% 23.744 0/c 27.04 0/c 29.456 0/c 26.104 0/c 28.749 0k 36.328% 33.464 0/c 32.676 0k 30.142 0/c 27.186 0/c 26.311 39.801% 44.174 0/c 44.29 0/c 44.237 0A 42.259 01c 43.316 0/C 39.801% 44.174 0/c 44.29 0/c 44.237 0/C 42.259 0/c 43.316 47.139% 53.406 0/c 63.026 °/C 59.629 °k 58.909 0/c 58.429 0k 54.49% 62.655% 49.311% 57.46% 52.877% 54.703% 29.815% 32.926 0/c 35.94 0/c 36.23 0/c 32.49 0/C 29.846 30.149% 33.279% 36.676% 36.908% 33.111% 30.414% Page i of 2 Report # AN0222 [PR7PROD1 LOCAL TAX RATE HISTORY (;,/J J cf,3 (LEVY YEAR/COLLECTION YEAR) GOVERNMENTAL UNIT: 2010/2011 2011/201 2012f201 2013/201 2014)2015 2015 016 Schools: 11 23.999% 23.325% 26.801% 28.265% 22.482% 20.885% Market based tax rate 0.25315% 0.27016% 0.27152% 0.20597% 0.21266% 0.22047% 12 43.695% 40.01% 43.681% 46.186% 36.562% 36A26% Market based tax rate 0.16315% 0.2208% 0.22204% 0.16261% 0.16627% 0.18997% 13 18.676% 24.024% 27.449% 24.824% 32.562% 29.442% Market based tax rate 0.16624% 0,176% 0.18702% 0.11859% 0.11543% 0.14127% 14 - 41.054% 43.862% 50.112% 49.552% 48.422% 54.252% Market based tax rate 0.23707% 0.20759% 0.23533% 0.16027% 0.16375% 0.16274% 15 28.793% 32.835% 33.707% 33.635% 29.449% 29.371% Market based tax rate 0.10293% 0.08594% 0.09764% 0.11313% 0.1014% 0.10764% 16 34.028% 39.443% 44.44% 44,562% 40.046% 39.609% Market based tax rate 0.15359% 0.17514% 0.19917% 0.17332% 0.16175% 0.16883% 624 22.524% 26.103% 28.623% 28.562% 26.659% 26.235% Market based tax rate 0,24052% 0.24849% 0.26424% 0.27299% 0.23975% 0.23536% 728 43.489% 45.548% 50.058% 51286% 42.483% 39.266% Market based tax rate 0.17523% 0.17332% 0.17465% 0.14088% 0.19357% 0.19441 % 831 15.702% 17.329% 22.018% 23.896% 21.145% 24.902% Market based tax rate 0.15387% 0.15388% 0.17389% 0.14626% 0,1335% 0.13978% Special Districts: ©Metro Council 0.854% 0.983% 1.053% 1.061% 0.933% 0.958% Metro Mosq 0.508% 0.559% 0.587% 0.5550/, 0.485% 0.5010/, Metro Transit District 1.521% 1.721 O/c 1.84 O/c 1.621 O/c 1.429 O/c 1.522 O/c Anoka HRA 1.455% 1.693 O/c 1.78 O/c 1.72 O/c 1.497 O/c 1.426 O/c Blaine HRA - 0% 0 0/k 0 O/c 0.332 % 0.331 % 0.325 % Columbia Heights HRA 1.543% 1.558% 1.436% 1.485% 1.161% 1.536% Columbus EDA 0% 0O/c OOk 1.841% 1.662% 1.676 Ok Coon Rapids HRA 1.423% 1.667% 1.508% 1.45% 1.33% 1.304% East Bethel HRA 1.397% 0 O/c 0 O/c 0 O/c 0 O/c 0 O/C East Bethel EDA 0% 2.035 O/c 1.487 O/c 1.38 O/c 1.267 O/c 1.22 O/c Fridley HRA 1.695% 1.627 O/c 1.66 OK 1.645 O/c 1.356 O/c 1.527 O/c Ramsey HRA 1.759% 1.932 O/c 0.835 O/c 1.124 O/c 0 O/c 0 O/c Coon Creek Watershed 0.923% 0.941 O/c 1.153 O/c 1.482 O/c 1.425 O/c 2.135 O/c Rice Creek Watershed 1.639% 2.309 O/c 2.333 O/c 2.219 O/c 1.913 O/c 2.069 O/c Anoka County RR Auth. 1.332% 0.65 O/c 0.777 O/c 0.882 O/c 0.941 O/c 0.851 O/c Anoka County HRA 1.784% 1.683 O/c 1.677 O/c 1.67 O/c 1.438 Ok 1.616 O/c North Sub. Hospital 1.711% 1.858 O/c 2.028 O/c 1.939 O/c 1.702 O/c 1.69 O/c Mississippi WMO 0% 0 O/c 2.411 O/c 2.43 O/c 2.191 O/c 1.963 O/c El Thursday, February 18, 2016 Page 2 of 2 Report # AN0222 [PRTPROD] ■ Date: 07126/16 Count Number : TMC1640 Location: CSAH 78 (Hanson Blvd.) @ 154th Ave, Collection Period: 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM D 8551 U #2 4295 � N m 262 #1 0 C m 76 C 16 B 245 A 154th Ave. G 107 H 5 rn 1 307 d #3 m Z 1 0 N 154th Ave. 869 Anoka County Highway Department Traffic Volume and Turning Movement Study H H Andover YMCA Community Center Partners Current • YMCA Andover Huskies Youth Hockey Assn. • Anoka Hennepin School District • Andover Boys & Girls Hockey • Mustangs • Andover HS Dance Team MN Premier Volleyball • Andover Athletic Association — Basketball • Andover Athletic Association —Track & Field • Andover Girls Traveling Basketball • Andover Baseball Assn. • NAHL • North Iowa Bulls • Minot Minotauros • Minnesota Wilderness • Taho -Titan All Stars basketball & hockey Andover Huskies Summer Hockey Development Camps MN Hometown Hockey • North Suburban Home Improvement Show Carousel Craft Shows • Just Between Friends Civic Groups — Scouts, 4-H, non-profit groups Listed in no particular order. Revised 10/1/16 Potential • Youth Athletic Associations • Andover Athletic Assn. • Basketball • Softball (Slow & Fast Pitch) • Girls Basketball • Volleyball • Andover Football Assn. • Andover Youth Lacrosse • Andover Boys Traveling Basketball • Hockey Finder, LLC - Adult Leagues • MN Hockey - Recreational League • North Metro Soccer Assn. • Anoka Hennepin School District • Andover High School • Track and Field • Football • Field Trips & Special Events • Neighboring School Districts • St. Francis • Cambridge-Isanti • Field Trips & Special Events • Business Development Areas Hotel Accomodations • Tradeshows • Retail/Commercial/Restaurant • Acceleration — Off -Ice Training • Arts & Community © Andover YMCA Community Center Primary Market Area Info —2012 Area Analyzed Households -48,652 Square Miles -223.2 Population —137,588 Pop Density -616 HH Density -218 PMA Age 0-4-6.5% 5-9-7.7% 10-14-8.3% 15-19-7.8% 20-24-5.4% 25-44 — 27.4% 45-54— 17.8 % 55-64 —11.4% 65+ - 73% PMA Income 10-25K —10.3% 25-45K —15.9% 45-75K — 26.2% 75-125K — 33.3% 125-200K —14.3% PMA Population Caucasian —91.7% African American — 2.5% Asian — 2.5% Multi -3.3% Education Attainment of Y Members 23.5 — HS Diploma 75.1%- Some College 1.4%- College Grad Home/Renter 99.7%- Home Owner .3% - Renter Length of Residency 61.3% -10+years 19.8% - 5-10 years 6.7% - 3-5 years 7.6%- 1-3 years Marital Status 89.6% Married 10.4% - Single 73 74 75 City park system? Youth athletic facilities? Adult recreation facilities? MBT SBT SAM SWR MWR DKR 8% 30% 58% 2% 0% 3% 4% 23% 59% 5% 0% 10% 31- 19% 65% 6% 0% 8% 76. Have you or members of your house= YES....................49% hold used the Andover Community NO......................51% Center during the past year? DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...... 0% IF "YES," ASIC: (n=197) 77. Overall, how would you rate EXCELLENT..............41% the.Community Center -- ex- GOOD............ .....57% cellent, good, only fair, or ONLY FAIR...............2% poor? POOR....................0% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...... 0% IF "ONLY FAIR" OR "POOR," ASK: (n=4) 78. Why did you rate it as (only fair/poor)? NOT OPEN ENOUGH HOURS, 50%; COSTS.TOO MUCH,'50%. 79. How satisfied are you with the current offerings at the Community Center - very sat- isfied, somewhat satisfied, not too satisfied,.or not at all satisfied? VERY SATISFIED ......... 52% SOMEWHAT SATISFIED..... 46% NOT T00 SATISFIED ....... 2%' NOT AT ALL SATISFIED.... O% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED......1% IF "NOT T00 SATISFIED" OR "NOT AT ALL SATISFIED," ASK: (n=3) 80. Why do you feel that way? NOT ENOUGH PROGRAMS, 33%; NOT. ENOUGH FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, 67%. 81. Would you favor or oppose,'the City STRONGLY SUPPORT...... Y2 offering a teen center in Andover? SUPPORT ............... 57% (WAIT FOR RESPONSE) Do you feel OPPOSE............... strongly that way? STRONGLY OPPOSE ......... 2% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...... 7% H H 0"A The City of Andover is considering a voter referendum to fund the enhancement of the park and recreation system in the community. ER Would you support or oppose the enhancements of the parks and recreation system? (WAIT FOR RESPONSE) Do you feel strongly that way? How much would you be willing to. see your property taxes increase in order to fund these enhance- ments? Would you be willing to pay $_ per year? (CHOOSE RANDOM STARTING POINT; MOVE UP OR DOWN DEPENDING ON ANSWER) How about per year? (REPEAT PROCESS) Moving on.... 84. What is your primary source of in- formation about Andover City Gov- ernment and its activities? MR How would you prefer to receive information about City Government and its activities? STRONGLY SUPPORT ........ 6% SUPPORT................61% OPPOSE.................26% STRONGLY OPPOSE ......... 4% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED.... NOTHING .............. .41% $10.00 .................\2,7y $20.00 .................13% $30.00 ..................3% $40.00 ..................2% $50.00 ..................2% $60:00.......... .....2% $70.00 ..................1% $80.00..... ..........0% $90.00 ..................1% $100.00 .................1% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...... 8% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...... 0% NONE....................15 CITY NEWSLETTER ........ 71% LOCAL NEWSPAPER ........ 12t CABLE TELEVISION ........ 2% CITY WEBSITE ............ 10% WORD OF MOUTH ........... 3% SCATTERED: .............. 2% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...... 0% NONE....................1% CITY NEWSLETTER ........ 70% LOCAL NEWSPAPER ........ 11% CABLE TELEVISION ........ 2% CITY WEBSITE .......... :11% WORD OF MOUTH .......... :3% MEETINGS................2% SCATTERED.............*..1% The City publishes a bi-monthly newsletter, called "Andover Today." Andover YMCA Community Center Advisory Commission Status Report 0 October 1, 2016 Upcoming Programming/Events/Revenue Update Field House o September 12 — Anoka Hennepin Mustangs Season Begins o September 18, 25, Oct 2 — Pickleball Performance Clinics o October 1— Carousel Craft Show o October 3 — Tot Time Begins o October 7 — Constance Free Church Event o October 8 — Fall Indoor Soccer Program Begins o October 8 — Coon Rapids HS Marching Band Lock -In Event o October 9 — Mite Meet and Greet o October 14 — German Club/GAPP Event o October 27 — Harvest Fest— Sponsored by Andover Lions, YMCA and ACC o October 29 — Ultimate Martial Arts Tournament o November 4 — Andover Elementary School Walkathon Winners Field Trip o November 6 —MN Premier Volleyball Tryouts o November 8 — General Election Voting for Precincts 8 & 9 o November 13 — MN Premier Volleyball Tryouts o December 3-4 — AGTBA Tournament o December 10 — Carousel Craft Show Ice Arena o September 25 — A14YHA Tryouts Begin o September 26 — AHS Girls Captains Practices Begin o October 1 — Fall Learn to Skate Lessons Begin o October 4 —Intro to Ice Program Begins o October 24 — AHS Boys Captains Practices Begin o October 31— AHS Girls Hockey Begins o November 7 — Intro to Ice Program Begins o November 14 — AHS Boys Hockey Begins o November 15 — AHS Girls Hockey vs Armstrong — First Home Game! o November 26 — AHS Boys Hockey vs Moorehead — First Home Game! o December 4 — Skate with Santa o December 6 — Intro to Ice Program Begins • Miscellaneous —Future Items of Interest/Worldne On o Misc. Lock -In and Field Trip Requests Fall/Winter Programming (September 2015 — April/May 2016) - Ongoing • Indoor Walking Club - Monday — Friday — 5:30 am — 9:00 am • Pickle Ball — Offered Weekdays, Weeknights and Weekends New beginner and advance sessions added. • After School Free Student Open Gym - Monday — Friday 2:15 — 4:45 pm • After School Youth Center (YMCA) — Monday— Thursday 3 — 4:45 pm • Tot -Time Open Gym Mondays & Tuesdays, 9:3- - 11:30 — season begins October 3`d. o Monthly: Story Time, Crafts and Inflatables • Daytime Open Skate Monday & Fridays 10:00 — 11:30 am • Adult Open Hockey—Mondays & Wednesdays & NEW Fridays! 11:30 am — 1:00 pm 0 Revised 10/1/16