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W&M WOMEN & MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSESCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT [email protected] J’s Cleaning Solution 573-529-9252 Jessica Cason [email protected] Simms & Simms Insulation Con- Columbia Biotechnology; orthopedic and tractors LLC 573-673-2827 dental products Heather Simms [email protected] Columbia Janitorial supplies, general line Nehemiah Group — Nehemiah 573-268-0286 Construction LLC and Nehemiah [email protected] Keith Contracting LLC Cleaning LLC Keith “Casey” Jones Giselle Ballenger Insulation — mechanical Columbia ColumbiaMORE INFORMATION 573-474-1450 573-268-3033 Sunshine Cleaning Unlimited LLCABOUT THOSE PRO- [email protected] nehemiahconstruction62@gmail. Pat JacksonGRAMS CAN BE FOUND Landscaping, rock-drilling com ColumbiaONLINE AT WWW.DI- NAICS: 238310 New single-family housing con- 573-529-6927RECTORY.OEO.OA.MO. struction (except for-sale builders), [email protected] AND CONTRIBUTE. KG Ventures LLC (dba Aperio remodeling; cleaning services Janitorial servicesMODOT.MO.GOV/BUSI- Business Consultants) Tiger Court Reporting LLCNESS/CONTRACTOR_ Kerry Goyette Noir & Ocram LLC Tracy Thorpe Taylor and Shelley Columbia Andrea Tapia Mayer 877-818-3444 1802 Spiros Drive, Columbia Columbia [email protected] 573-441-9006 573-999-2662 Administrative management and [email protected] [email protected] general management consulting www.noir-ocram.com Court reporting and stenotype services Concrete services NAICS: 332322 TMM Enterprise LLC Knorr Marketing Communications Jeanette Porter LLC Nora Stewart Early Learning Wendy Knorr ColumbiaRESOURCES/EXTER- Columbia Center 573-874-2362 573-445-2275 Cheryl Howard [email protected] [email protected] 505 E. Ash St., Columbia Motor vehicle supplies and newNAL_CIVIL_RIGHTS/ Marketing consulting services 573-449-5981 parts merchant wholesalersMRCC.HTM. Leonard Hall & Family [email protected] Tri-County Counseling Services Early learning center 5921 E. Thompson Road, Columbia NAICS: 624410 Inc. (dba Family Facets) 573-819-5373 Sheila SearfossCOLUMBIA AND BOONE COUNTY [email protected] Palmer Painting Inc. Columbia Janitorial Jean Crowley 573-886-7422BY THE NUMBERS NAICS: 561720 Columbia [email protected] 573-874-8885 Educational/training services$1,674,148 Logistique Studio LLC [email protected] Turner Paving & Construction Inc. Kari Laudano Painting John Turner Columbia 573-219-0822 573-303-2872 Paramount Marketing Group [email protected] [email protected] Worldwide Concrete Artistic project and events manage- Bill Shelton [email protected] NAICS: 237310Total amount generated ment, governmental and organiza- www.pmg-worldwide.com by the City of Columbia’s tional services Cloud-based business online one-percent sales tax NAICS: 541613 Visionworks Design Services Inc. in Fiscal Year 2011. Luther’s Janitorial Lili Vianello Darrell Luther Paternity Testing Corp. Columbia $1,766,982 Columbia Kim Gorman 573-449-8567 573-474-5757 Columbia [email protected] 5.55% FROM PREVIOUS YEAR [email protected] 573-442-9948 Public works and related servicesTotal amount generated by Janitorial supplies, general line [email protected] City of Columbia’s one- Health-related services (not human WEHOIT LLC Mail & More Inc. (dba Direct Im- services), paternity DNA testing Ella M. Wilhoit percent sales tax paqt) Columbia in Fiscal Year 2012. Becky Block Pushing Up Daisies Inc. 414-412-5604 Columbia William Goddard [email protected] $1,890,227 573-642-8988 573-449-0737 Conference and event planning [email protected] [email protected] servicesUP 6.97% FROM PREVIOUS YEAR [email protected] Insulation and tile Total amount generated Commercial printing (except screen NAICS: 238310 Willie Magic Cleaning Services by the City of Columbia’s and books); Web, print and mail Willie Smith one-percent sales tax design Q.D.C. LLC (Quality Drywall Con- 573-673-1637 struction) [email protected]$1,964,003 Moresource Inc. Michael and Connie Leipard Janitorial Kat Cunningham Columbia NAICS: 561720UP 3.90% FROM PREVIOUS YEAR Columbia 573-449-1044 Total amount generated 573-443-1234 [email protected] Wolcott Water Systems Inc. by the City of Columbia’s [email protected] Drywall/plastering/sheetrock Anne Orazio one-percent sales tax Business support services Columbia Scribe Rite 573-449-0011 Nanova Biomaterials Inc. Wylenne Thomas [email protected] Hao Li Columbia Water and wastewater treating Columbia 573-356-6141 chemicalsPAGE 30 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
WOMEN & MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTCarl’s Towing LLC Highway, street and bridge con- Frech Paving Co. grammed)Columbia struction Jim Frech573-474-4533 NAICS: 532412 Columbia Jacqueline A. Ellis, Ph.D. (dba [email protected] 573-474-7563 & Associates)Transportation, delivery and travel CoMo Commercial Cleaning and [email protected] Columbiaservices Lawn Asphalt paving 573-875-1718 Curt Tolson GF Hill Cleaning Solutions LLC [email protected] & Co. Inc. 573-424-1018 Gerald Hill Health-related services (not humanColumbia Landscaping 573-214-0445 services)573-449-3109 NAICS: 561730 2278 E. Buffalo Drive, Columbiacaroline@carolineandcompany. [email protected] JB Paint, Tile and Landscapingcom Cut-n-Up w/Deidrea Hair Salon Janitorial (dba Butler Contracting Inc.)Office administrative services LLC NAICS: 561720 James Butler Deidrea Freelon Gibbs General Printing Inc. 573-814-3122Caroline Leemis Design LLC 301 W. Sexton Road, Suite 2, Co- Ken Gibbs / Myrtle Gibbs 1206 Player Place, ColumbiaColumbia lumbia 1910 N. Providence Road, Columbia [email protected] 573-645-5706 573-443-8890 www.jb-ptl.comcaroline@carolineleemisdesign. [email protected] [email protected] Maintenancecom Mobile hair salon; barber and beau- Printing and related services NAICS: 561730Draperies, curtains and upholstery ty shop equipment and supplies Hawthorn Recovery Services Inc.material Bonnie Baker Jewel Healthcare Solutions Inc. Debbie Sheals, dba Historic Pres- Columbia Jewel CofieldColumbia Associates Architecture ervation Consultant 573-442-7709 Columbia& Interior Design Inc. Columbia [email protected] 573-443-0002Columbia 573-874-3779 Collection services [email protected] [email protected] Impex Technologies Inc. Hospital handicap and related spe-kathy@columbiaassociatesarchi- Historical sites Rachna Puri cialized equipment and suppliestecture.com ColumbiaArchitectural services Diggit LLC 573-443-2615 Job Finders Employment Services Kelly Sly [email protected] Inc.Columbia Curb & Gutter Co. Inc. 1000 W. Broadway, Columbia Computer software for mainframe/ Anne WilliamsBilly V. Boyce 573-442-0205 mid-range computers (prepro- ColumbiaColumbia [email protected] 573-446-4250573-474-6186 Commercial screenprinting; retail [email protected] NAICS: 315990 Employment placement [email protected] Stay clued in. 22676 Lead with the confidence of having accurate and timely PAGE 29 information about business developments in Mid-Missouri. The Columbia Daily Tribune delivers the latest business news from the street. Plus, you get the in-depth stories, analysis and local opinion that put you on top of everything that affects doing business in Mid-Missouri and beyond. Read print and online: Saturday Business Magazine, plus business and tech blogs. Follow @columbiatribune Email: Sign up for FREE business and news headlines at ColumbiaTribune.com/email_editions. Subscribe to ongoing Columbia-area news at 573.815.1621 or go to columbiatribune.com/subscribeCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
W&M WOMEN & MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES THE FOLLOWING ARE STATE COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT OF MISSOURI CERTIFIED MINORITY/WOMEN BUSINESS A&O Business Services LLC Environmental consulting services Transportation equipment and ENTERPRISE PROGRAM BUSI- (dba D-TAP, The Drug Test NAICS: 541620 supplies (except motor vehicle) NESSES AND/OR MISSOURI Awareness Program) merchant wholesalers DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTA- Orode (Omoro) Ewharekuko Bell Contracting Inc. (dba BCI) TION, CERTIFICATION WITH THE 601 Business Loop 70 W., Suite Christine Bell-Pfannenstiel Bright City Lights and Electrical STATE OR MODOT PROVIDES 214-D, Columbia 6815 Stephens Station Road, Contracting LLC GREATER OPPORTUNITIES FOR 573-303-5511 Columbia Mary Moss THESE BUSINESSES TO BID ON [email protected] 573-814-3007 1400 Heriford Road, Columbia STATE CONTRACTS. Educational/training services [email protected] 573-474-8890 BellContractingInc.com [email protected] A Class Co. LLC Construction Festis Aghedo NAICS: 23731 Bucket Media Inc. Columbia Keri Tipton 573-673-6614 Big E and Sons Auto Repair 1123 Wilkes Blvd., Suite 330, Co- [email protected] Edward Williams lumbia Landscaping services; highway, 709 Fay St., Columbia 573-817-2825 street and bridge construction — 573-449-0413 [email protected] concrete paving, roads and public [email protected] Advertising, marketing, creative sidewalks, curbs and street gutters Auto repair design and media related services NAICS: 237310 NAICS: 811111 NAICS: 541830 Affordable Same Day Service LLC Bilalian Baked Goods LLC Busenbark Flooring and Granite Columbia Shariff Hakim Inc. (dba Busenbark Carpet) 573-268-3766 1909 Dartmouth, Columbia 8070 I-70 Drive S.E., Columbia [email protected] 660-429-9298 573-474-7550 Air-conditioning and warm-air [email protected] [email protected] heating equipment and commercial Baked goods and industrial refrigeration equip- NAICS: 311812 Byndom, Stanton and Associates ment manufacturing LLC Boone Construction Material & Anthony Stanton Applied Environmental Solutions Supply Co. Inc. 501 N. Providence Road, Columbia LLC 5611 Brown Station Road, Columbia 573-864-6145 Renee Martin 573-474-1011 [email protected] Columbia 573-474-1222 www.ByndomStanton.com 573-875-7845 [email protected] Consulting NAICS: 541611 1515 Chapel Hill Rd • Columbia, Mo • 573-446-6767 TheDCeopluarmtmbieanFt ire As an attorney Jason has the skills needed etTTrcTPerbCameLaefoahfirhyvoraofriomeeCeeoinemutlertulhreFmieg7wadtsmdiecIetss5ruesnhFtnesbC,npaisaiCiconrniiuMa2tboyatelndrryaulaataaruDimsrmiafCsernlmseipsdteqerceloiha3ebaiopdenunnnarsipaigitsdtgalecspsriesaSeiactpaFfrfoimipDeluieecanneicfrarltcvtrdesiaaveyirMeevoopnotritisrHcinreDmetnsaoiypdcedlscianianyeeooosissdtuzlncpnionnamasctoaotg(ntavhuseyOTwatrPnpsmmer.eiidervtthnmetsPerfiieaoIuommfo,naeeortnCn7nienufhgnctnufetod,1)yiiaseeheCffl5nntrreidiy,yeefp1mMtrroiovdp.oad7t,eeCrfeyllrerosuIio9aTaua.eonlontdprrtagshtismhtfceTviCoeearstresghueer.raaprsabnshlsaionirtnatetmnaaiesfm1tiduat(svkoirloeiioIr,sdosrretneafendSneemsirendnFfnarTef4-Osdyoipebiaadpesterrsaerl)asyydenaermldsmd,meeocroometItpaessaatfaCSfcpaemDiyeksprurtairnOraa,il.oenicnaseengeatorensstteoe,trnsepteiwndeatmdMswontiamctidvisnhnrcnfTcinte9eienrteiytsaesoevnnoomphnssfecnMtcimnCaeaarotfsdsehrasoisrrne.tulnirantslrtviauslreIermOyegtiidSssuegic-ectssraosehOxpcefhavvepittauspttoneelriios2toe.icoohrartoR.uwnneinayToatre.nPtedessetcsfhhwmTiscuf1eshpfvaeeot,cathiukbiehe7lnitrtueuna.elolheSlnoe8dlvieryndrndctte4es. to market your commercial real estate according to ISO. for sale or assist you in locating space for your business and investment needs. Jason provides expertise in the Central Missouri Health Care Real Estate market, both in marketing existing real estate to national level private equity groups and assisting health care practitioners in locating space to lease, purchase or build. Contact Jason at 573-446-6767 or [email protected]. JASON GAVAN House of Brokers Commercial Real EstatePAGE 28 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTdollars with $8 million loaned to Mid-Missouri’s largest entrepreneur- Education Program, Macon High its blessing to Columbia ver-small business. Other local busi- ship activity, for the past four years. School sion of 1 Million Cups, and itnesses recognized by the SBA More than a dozen speakers per- 4th Place High School: Garrett’s has been going strong ever since.Eastern Missouri District include: formed at this year’s conference, at- Websites by Garrett Fuller, Boon- Each Wednesday at 9 a.m., peopleSmall Business Exporter of the Year: tended in person by more than 550 ville High School gathered at the offices of RegionalBeau Aero Martin, president of GME people and watched online at more Economic Development Inc., 500Supply; Young Entrepreneur of the than 600 separate IP addresses. OTHER CONFERENCES E. Walnut St., to hear from areaYear: Brynne Stansberry and Bailye (YEAR TO DATE) entrepreneurs. Feedback, network-Stansberry, founders of TwoAlity; #Boom Pitch Competition Win- ing and questions ensue, and alland Woman-owned Small Business ners (From among 36 competitors) ‘Trep Takeover entrepreneurs involved hopefullyof the Year: JobFinders Employ- 1st Place Overall: Bryce Monroig, Columbia College, March 20 leave with a few more contacts andment Service Co., owned by Anne Versa Dampener Archery Acces- Included presentations from three a few ideas for improvement.Williams. sory successful entrepreneurs: Monica 2nd Place Overall: Foster Honeck Mehta, managing principal of the UNIVERSITY OF #BOOM CONFERENCE AND and Preston Owen, The Farming New York-based Seventh Capital; MISSOURI-RELATED PITCH COMPETITION Spot Jonah Lupton, founder of Lupton UPCOMING CONFERENCE: 3rd Place Overall: Alex Cruz, Pen Media, Nutraspire and StrivvedThe fourth annual #BOOM confer- Path Nutrition; and Monika Rydzewski, Robert J. Trulaske Sr. College ofence was held in February, and a Most Innovative Concept: Clint a Chicago-based video marketing Business Leadership Conferencerelated pitch competition was held Mathews, CoMo Medical expert and founder of Connect. Reynolds Alumni Center, Universityin April. The events, organized by Inspire. Grow. of Missouri, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 14Regional Economic Development 1st Place Social Entrepreneur: About 160 student leaders at MUInc., bring together the entrepre- Jack Jones, The Healthy Gamer The What If? get together with 40 corporateneurially inclined. It’s one of the Conference & Workshop representatives for a chance toways REDI has moved to support 2nd Place Social Entrepreneur: The Blue Note, March 23-24 share and learn. One corporationthe area’s startup community as it Hanna Taylor, Re-Do Designs A gathering of “entrepreneurs, edu- in particular facilitates the day-longseeks to grow the area’s economy 1st Place High School: FFA Pro- cators, tech, thought leaders and event every year. The event includesthrough entrepreneurship. gram, North Callaway High School status-quo challengers” participated a motivational speaker, a variety of#Boom Conference 2nd Place High School: FBLA in various presentations, film show- leadership activities and a focus onColumbia Expo Center, Feb. 21 Program, Southern Boone High ings, performances and workshops. “encouraging corporate-studentRegional Economic Development School Last year, the Kauffman Foun- interaction in a non-interviewingInc. has organized this conference, 3rd Place High School: Business dation of Kansas City gave atmosphere.”ColumbiaCity of www.GoColumbiaMo.com city services A-Z site map text size: A A Search to Find it Fast! 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ENTREPRENEURSHIPCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTBOONE COUNTY AND THE CITY OF COLUMBIA ENJOY A WEALTH OF ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES. WITH A GOOD SUPPLY OF YOUNG,ENERGETIC, INVENTIVE RESIDENTS, COLUMBIA-AREA GROUPS AND INSTITUTIONS HAVE INCREASINGLY SOUGHT TO LEVERAGE THE CITY’SINTELLECTUAL CAPITAL INTO INNOVATIVE BUSINESSES. CENTENNIAL INVESTORS Incubator at Monsanto Place manages the Life Science Business of the Entrepreneur Of The Year was ranked as one of the top Incubator at Monsanto Place. Turpin 2014 Central Midwest Award.This year, local angel investment five life sciences incubators took over from Jake Halliday, who Cris Burnam, president of Stor-firm Centennial Investors put in the United States by eMed, retired after leading the center for ageMart, and Dan Schuppan, presi-$230,000 into a Columbia- a medical entrepreneurship the past decade. dent of MBS Textbook Exchangebased biotech company devel- community. eMed looked at the Inc., were announced as two of nineoping drugs to treat the wasting approximately 1,250 business ENTREPRENEUR OF THE award winners. The winners weredisease cachexia in animals. Animal incubators in the country, including YEAR AWARD WINNERS revealed at a black-tie gala at theHealth Specialties is one of two about 120 with some life science Sheraton Overland Park Hotel incompanies scientist Kenneth Gru- focus, recommending that entre- In September, two Columbians Overland Park, Kan. Regional awardber has founded to commercialize preneurs screen incubators on their were presented with awards at winners are eligible for consider-his cachexia research. When he track records, graduation policies the 2014 Governor’s Conference ation for the EY Entrepreneur Ofrelocated to Columbia in January and staff qualifications. on Economic Development, The Year National Program. Award2011 from Wake Forest University in which is being held at the Tan-Tar-A winners in several national catego-North Carolina, he brought his first Penelope Shihab in April launched Resort at the Lake of the Ozarks. ries, as well as the EY Entrepreneurcompany, Tensive Controls, with her Skinue line of cosmetics and Mike Brooks, president of Re- Of The Year National Overall Awardhim. The main draw was the Mis- skin treatments that use proteins gional Economic Development winner, will be announced at thesouri Innovation Center’s Life Sci- from camel milk. Shihab is chief Inc., was presented with the Gov- annual awards gala in Palm Springs,ence Business Incubator on South executive officer of MONOJO Bio- ernor’s Career Service in Economic Calif., on Nov. 15.Providence Road, where Gruber still tech, which opened its U.S. spinoff Development Award, and Jimworks. Columbia Biotech in the MU Life Spencer, president of Columbia- In May, The Bank of Missouri was Science Business Incubator in 2012. based Newsy, was presented the recognized by the U.S. Small MU LIFE SCIENCE Governor’s Entrepreneur of the Year Business Administration during BUSINESS INCUBATOR Effective June 23, MU graduate Award. Small Business Week. The bank AT MONSANTO PLACE and serial technology entre- was a Top 10 lender in the Eastern preneur Bill Turpin took over as In June, two Columbia business- Missouri District, including No. 1 inThe MU Life Science Business president and CEO of the Mis- men were among the winners volume with 40 loans and No. 3 in souri Innovation Center, which3M Technology Advancing Every Company Life Science 3M Products Enhancing Every Home HeaLtH care 3M Innovation Improving Every Life food Safety eLectronicS Satisfying our customers with superior quality and value Providing investors an attractive return through sustained, high-quality growth Respecting our social and physical environment Advancing our long-standing commitment to the principles of sustainable development Being a company that employees are proud to be part ofPAGE 26 SoLar COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
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EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENTSCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTarchitectural design, $771,771 Jefferson Middle School tuck- provements: $19,500 in bond funds Harold G. Butzer Inc. of JeffersonEngineering Surveys of Columbia, pointing: $781,984 in bond funds Completion date: Aug. 1 Cityengineering services, $80,000 Completion date: Aug. 1 Peckham & Wright Architects ofAmerican Document Solutions of Peckham & Wright of Columbia, Columbia, design, $5,500 Jefferson Middle School HallColumbia, construction documents, $54,000 Crawford Construction of Columbia, and Wall Recovering: $30,200 in$20,000 Mid-Continental Restoration of Fort construction, $14,000 local fundsPublic Water Supply District, permit Scott, Kan., $727,443 Completion date: Aug. 20fees, $2,400 American Document Solutions of Rock Bridge High School soc- Bob Gerau Painting Co. of ColumbiaK&S Associates of St. Louis, con- Columbia, $541 cer field renovation: $91,478 instruction, $13,383,924 Parkade domestic water project: local funds and booster donations Field building floor covering re- $168,027 in bond funds (boosters paid $58,978) placement: $84,991 in local fundsDerby Ridge Elementary Completion date: July 20 CL Richardson Construction of Co- Completion date: Aug. 10School roof: Peckham & Wright of Columbia, lumbia, renovation and irrigation Asbestos Removal Services Inc. of$92,063 in local funds $18,250 Jefferson City, abatement, $18,800Completion date: Sept. 5 American Document Solutions of Rock Bridge aesthetic improve- Cardno of St. Louis, asbestos moni-Weathercraft of Columbia Columbia, $577 ments: $600,748 in bond funds toring, $7,920 Questec Mechanical of Columbia, Completion date: Aug. 15 ICS Construction Services, flooringPaxton Keeley Elementary $149,200 Peckham & Wright of Columbia, material and labor, $58,271School roof: $211,335 in local funds architectural design, $37,000Completion date: Oct. 31 New Haven Elementary School American Document Solutions of Ridgeway Elementary tuck-Weathercraft of Columbia HVAC and windows: $1,516,752 in Columbia, construction docs, $1,480 pointing: $27,619 in local funds bond funds Midwest Service Group of St. Peters, Completion date: Sept. 30Oakland Middle School Cafete- Completion date: Aug. 15 abatement, $139,861 Mid-Contintental Restoration of Fortria door replacement: $7,145 in Harold G Butzer of Jefferson City, Atkins Building Services of Colum- Scott, Kan., tuckpointing, $24,069local funds $1,397,653 bia, pest treatment, $800 Asbestos Removal Services Inc. ofCompletion date: Sept. 1 Central Missouri Glass of Columbia, Cardno ATC of St. Louis, asbestos Jefferson City, abatement, $3,550Ravensberg of St. Louis $100,977 monitoring, $30,700 DLR Group of Kansas City, $18,122 GBH Builders of Columbia, con- Midway Heights ElementaryFairview Elementary School struction, $390,907 rock wall repair: $1,200 in localhandicap door installation: Rock Bridge Elementary School funds$6,824 in local funds HVAC and windows: $1,393,272 in Russell Boulevard Elementary Completion date: Aug. 1Completion date: July 20 bond funds step replacement: $30,871 in Miracle Recreation Equipment ofColumbia Door Controls of St. Louis, Completion date: Aug. 15 bond funds Greenwood$6,474 Harold G. Butzer of Jefferson City, Completion date: July 15Consolidated Electric of Columbia, air conditioning, $1,247,890 Engineering Surveys of Columbia, Rock Bridge High School side-$350 Central Missouri Glass of Columbia, engineering services, $6,051 walk/bench repair: $3,000 in windows, $127,260 Verslues Construction of Jefferson local fundsRussell Boulevard Elementary DLR of Kansas City, design, $18,122 City, construction, $24,820 Completion date: Sept. 1School exterior door replace- Samuel Excavation of Columbiament: $23,028 in local funds Telephone System Upgrade Dis- West Middle School step re-Central Missouri Glass of Boonville, trict Wide: $2,590,117 in local funds placement: $34,989 in bond funds Blue Ridge Elementary School$21,928 Completion date: Sept. 1 Completion date: July 15 flooring replacement: $9,740 inAsbestos Removal Services Inc. of JMA Information Technology, sys- Engineering Surveys of Columbia, local fundsJefferson City, $1,100 tem and phones, $2,428,423 Engineering Services, $5,589 Completion date: June 30 NEC Corp., truck access license, Verslues Construction of Jefferson Stovers Carpet of Columbia, floor-Hickman High School security $28,125 City, construction, $29,400 ing materials and labor, $6,400system enhancement: $103,934 in World Wide Technologies, VMWare Asbestos Removal Services Inc. oflocal funds licensing software, $61,031 Rock Bridge, Hickman turf Jefferson City, abatement, $3,340Completion date: June 25 Gray Bar Electric, cabling, $9,865 replacement: $400,000 in localAlarm Communication Systems of Rackmount Solutions, racks and funds Fairview Elementary SchoolColumbia mounts, $7,513 Completion date: Aug. 15 flooring replacement: $9,816 in Steel-Nett LLC, cable labor, $7,611 FieldTurf of Montreal, Quebec, turf local fundsRock Bridge High School Frost Electric, materials, $14,541 replacement Completion date: Aug. 1security system enhancement: SMC, network cable, $33,008 Marathon Building Environments$103,934 in local funds Rock Bridge Elementary School of Columbia, flooring materials andCompletion date: June 25 Lee aesthetic building improve- playground equipment: $4,191 in labor, $5,942Alarm Communication Systems of ments: $511,048 in bond funds local funds Asbestos Removal Services of Jef-Columbia Completion date: Aug. 15 Completion date: Sept. 15 ferson City, abatement, $3,874 Peckham & Wright Architects of ABCreative of DeSoto, Kan., re-Lee Elementary School roof: Columbia, design, $39,028 placement slide Russell Elementary School floor-$31,662 in bond funds Midwest Service Group of St. Peters, ing replacement: $18,330 in localCompletion date: July 20 abatement, $23,420 Jefferson Middle School Cafete- fundsMissouri Builders Services of Jef- Crawford Construction of Columbia, ria Door Replacement: $10,850 in Completion date: June 20ferson City construction, $448,600 local funds Ross Allen Flooring of Jefferson Ridgeway aesthetic building im- Completion date: Sept. 15 City, flooring materials and labor,Gentry Middle School roof: Overhead Door Co. of Columbia $10,810$476,000 in bond funds Field building HVAC: $781,909 in Asbestos Removal Services of Jef-Completion date: Aug. 1 bond funds ferson City, abatement, $7,520Missouri Builders Service of Jef- Completion date: Aug. 1ferson CityPAGE 24 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENTS EDU COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT WHY ARE COLUMBIA AND BOONE COUNTYUniversity Physicians medical St. Clair Hall remodeling (com- National Erectors of Highland, Ill., GREAT PLACES TObuilding pleted this year) installation of scoreboard, $1,900 DO BUSINESS?$138,600.52 $250,000 “OPPORTUNITYRefurbish fourth floor. Substantial Reinhardt Construction Hickman High School baseball/ ABOUNDS IN COU!completion: June 20 Upgraded space for the college’s softball field renovation: TRULY ‘IN THE MIDDLE enterprise information systems $975,296 in bond funds OF THINGS’ MORE UNIVERSITY OF department Completion date: Aug. 10 THAN 77.9 MILLION MISSOURI SYSTEM BigSigns of Grand Haven, Mich., PEOPLE OR MORE THAN COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS backstop, $6,153 25 PERCENT OF THEWoodrail office work BSN Sports of Dallas, baseball U.S. POPULATION LIVE$235,000 In June, Columbia Public pitching mound, $3,745 WITHIN 500 MILES OFThe project involved reconfiguration Schools closed on purchase Grainger of Columbia, softball pitch- COLUMBIA, MO. OURof existing leased office space at of property at Scott Boulevard ing mound, $3,540 LAND GRANT UNIVER-the UM System building at Wood- at Route KK for new southwest Memphis Net of Memphis, netting, SITY IS A TREMENDOUSrail, which houses support staff for elementary school to open in sum- $6,285 ASSET OFFERINGhuman resources, finance and IT. mer 2016 Verslues Construction of Jefferson AMAZING RESEARCHThe purpose of the reconfigura- City, construction, $941,935 AND THE VERY BRIGHT-tion was to facilitate more efficient Transportation facility Sports Machines America of EST GRADUATES EVERYworkflows and better utilization of and site renovation: Santa Ana, Calif., pitching machines, YEAR. OUR PUBLICspace. $3,735,489 in bond funds $13,638 SCHOOLS RANK Completion date: Aug. 20 AMONG THE STEPHENS COLLEGE Peckham & Wright of Columbia, Hickman High School tennis BEST IN THE NATION, architectural design, $64,000 court, parking lots and fencing: AND OUR OPPORTUNI-Hickman Hall Renovations Engineering Surveys of Columbia, $1,455,089 in bond funds TIES FOR FUN, FOOD,Contractor: PCE engineering services, $175,000 Completion date: July 5 ENTERTAINMENT,New windows, ductwork improve- American Document Solutions of Verslues Construction of Jefferson SPORTS AND OVER-ment, classroom renovations Columbia, construction documents, City ALL QUALITY OF LIFE $3,709 SIMPLY EXCEL.”Pedestrian bridges Naught Naught of Columbia, Lange Middle SchoolContractor: Grove Construction builder’s risk insurance, $5,424 kitchen addition: — DAVE GRIGGS,Resurfacing, aesthetic improve- JC Industries of Jefferson City, facil- $1,899,682 in bond funds SECRETARY OF THE REDIments ity renovation, $698,349 Peckham & Wright of Columbia, BOARD AND OWNER OF DAVE CL Richardson of Columbia, site architectural design, $103,000 GRIGGS FLOORING AMERICASearcy Hall improvements, $2,789,007 Engineering Surveys of Columbia,Contractor: Stephens Facility Crews engineering services, $22,982Renovated living spaces Hickman High School wrestling JC Industries of Jefferson City, con- room and athletic addition: struction, $1,773,700 COLUMBIA COLLEGE $2,142,647 in bond funds Shepard Boulevard addition: Completion date: Aug. 10 $5,553,221 in bond fundsRanked No. 1 by SR Education Peckham & Wright of Columbia, Peckham & Wright of Columbia,Group as Missouri’s Most Popular architectural design, $273,750 architectural design, $406,000Online School (April 2014) Engineering Surveys of Columbia, Engineering Surveys of Columbia,Ranked No. 19 Military Times Best engineering services, $28,881 engineering services, $41,169for Vets: Business Schools 2014 Naught Naught Insurance of Colum- American Document Solutions of(March 2014) bia, builder’s risk insurance, $3,529 Columbia, construction documents, Ameren Missouri of St. Louis, reloca- $6,798Soccer/Recreation Field im- tion of gas line, $1,710 City of Columbia, permit fees,provements (started this year) American Document Services of $29,742$2 million Columbia, construction documents, Verslues Construction of JeffersonReinhardt Construction $580 City, construction, $5,069,512Addition of turf, men’s/women’s Alarm Communications Center ofvarsity locker rooms, concessions Columbia, security system, $5,660 West Boulevard addition:stand, restrooms and a ticket booth Verslues Construction of Jefferson $421,173 in bond fundsDorsey Archives (completed this City, construction, $1,802,176 Peckham & Wright of Columbia,year) Nelson Audio and Light of Eldon, architectural design, $319,500$270,000 sound system, $6,168 Engineering Surveys of Columbia,Reinhardt Construction Ford Restaurant & Supply of Colum- engineering services, $72,000Space created to house the col- bia, concession equipment, $8,794 American Document Solutions oflege’s archives department Columbia Appliance Co., concession Columbia, construction documents, equipment, $1,112 $7,250Robnett-Spence remodeling Daktronics of Brookings, S.D., score- City of Columbia, permit fees,(completed this year) board, $3,189 $22,423$800,000 Missouri Vocational Enterprise ofReinhardt Construction Jefferson City, modular taping sta- Battle ElementaryUpgraded space for the college’s tions, $3,000 School Construction:mail and print services department PCC Inc. of Little Rock, Ark., air $14,258,095 in bond fundsHughes Hall upgrades (complet- purification machine, $2,198 Completion date: May 1, 2015ed this year) Peckham & Wright of Columbia,$450,000Reinhardt ConstructionHVAC and carpet replacementCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT PAGE 23
EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENTS COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTQUICK FACTS: OSQUE SEQUE NET AUTQUAM IPSA APERIONCUS ESTI OCCUMINCTATUM CONEMPORESTIS DOLUPTATEMFACEARCI BLABORARUM IL IM SE POSVELLECTAS ILLANDI-TIS UTA CUPTURREST, SOLUPTATEMEAT ET AUTEM QUOVEREPRAE REPEL IP-SAM FACEA VENESSIDELIGNAM ET, NUM,OCCABORIBUS SAPE-DITA SUS ET OFFICIADICIM CON REM AUTLAM, SAM SI OCCUSEVENDERNATUR ANTET EA INT A VEROREVERIST VOLUPTASDEBITISINT ESTIBEAVOLORE AUT VOLOREPAGE 22 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENTS COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTINVESTMENTS BY LOCAL COLLEGES AND COLUMBIA PUBLIC tion: May 6 Replace HVAC. Substantial comple-SCHOOLS TOTAL MORE THAN $127 MILLION, LED BY THE UNIVER- $318,551.58 tion: June 13SITY OF MISSOURI WITH NEARLY $82 MILLION IN PROJECTS. Second-Floor anthropology gallery. Substantial completion: July 29 Veterinary Science building UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI $80,366.00 $17,580.00 Repair ADA-accessible doors (NE Install chilled water lines from Replace Electrical Services Discon-Ranked No. 8 on U.S. News & corner north wing) Mumford to Lefevre Hall nect. Substantial completion: MayWorld Report Best Graduate Substantial completion: Aug. 21 $169,775.22 24Schools — Family Medicine (March Substantial completion: May 202014) East Campus steam Various locationsAmong Best College Rankings’ distribution system upgrades National Swine Resource and $34,434.00100 Colleges Doing “Green” Right $3,548,038.64 Research Center Replace/repair roof snow guards.(July 2014) Substantial completion: June 18 $28,080.00 Substantial completion: March 24 Repair masonry deficiencies. Sub-Memorial Stadium expansion MU Research Reactor stantial completion: July 18 Gentry Hall$46.5 million $1,167,420.50 $52,719.60J.E. Dunn Construction Group of Project extended industrial building Mizzou Arena Renovate rooms 403, 404 andKansas City to the east. Substantial completion: $260,397.33 404B. Substantial completion: Aug.Memorial Stadium east-side expan- June 24 Renovation of Rooms for SEC 6sion — which includes a new upper $152,743.30 Network, Substantial completion:deck, 800 club seats, 400 loge Install chilled water service in indus- July 24 Fine Arts buildingseats and 23,000 square feet of trial building. Substantial comple- $1,617,906.60 $21,530.26indoor club area — was completed tion: March 28 New Control room and infrastruc- Renovate Bingham Gallery. Sub-before the start of the 2014 season. ture for SEC Network. Substantial stantial completion: June 30The project began in April 2013. Taylor Stadium completion: Sept. 4 $3,723,633.56 Gymnastics/dance practiceTraditions Plaza Renovation and extension. Substan- Printing and publications facilityThe Mizzou Alumni Association tial completion: May 13 $64,010.00 $21,562.00announced a gift to the University Update interiors of Assessment Re- Structural review of roof beams forof Missouri in June in honor of the Mizzou Tennis Center source Center. Substantial comple- bungee cord training. Substantialinstitution’s 175th birthday. The $2,055,275.83 tion: Feb. 17 completion: Aug. 20association is funding construction Team and member facility. Substan-of “Traditions Plaza,” a $1 million tial completion: March 28 Delta Center Office McKee Gymoutdoor amphitheater at the north $107,546.21 $62,323.00end of the Mel Carnahan Quad- Power Plant Replace platform chair lift. Substan-rangle just east of the MU Alumni $278,628.23 tial completion: Aug. 22Center. The space will be available Install solar thermal system. Sub-for programming for the campus stantial completion: May 30 Let uLsetmuaskmeabkeanbkaninkgingeaesaysyffoorr yyoouurrcommunity and alumni by this fall. famfaimly,ilyy,oyuorurbbuussinineesss, aannddyyoouu! !Mizzou Advantage, an initiative Dobbs Group replacementthat promotes interdisciplinary proj- phase 1 — utility relocation For allFoofrlaiflel ’osfllaifned'smlaanrdkms.arks.ects at the University of Missouri, $325,275.00 Stop bSytoapnbdy saendesuese.us.announced $3.8 million worth of Substantial completion: Aug. 1 C80o1luEm.C8bB0oir1alou,EmaM.dbBiOwrao,aaMdyOwayawards to 45 teams of researchers. (573) 4(L95a79n3d-)7m43a93r9k3-B7a3n3k3.comEvery project Mizzou Advantage Agriculture Engineering building LandmarkBank.comfunds falls in one of four areas: food, $532,395.45media, sustainable energy and One Renovate ag systems managementHealth/One Medicine. facilities. Substantial completion:In June, University of Missouri June 26purchased the Missouri Theatrefor $3.7 million from the Missouri Ellis LibrarySymphony Society. $213,938.54 Structural work and renovation ofGwynn Hall renovation second and third floors. Substantial$8,956,129.85 completion: April 4Substantial completion: Jan. 21 $181,993.46 Renovate west reading rooms. Sub-Providence Point stantial completion: June 5$97,193.00Replace exterior lighting Thompson CenterSubstantial completion: Aug. 29 $72,900.00 Replace parking lot / drivewayClydesdale Hall concrete. Substantial completion:$997,888.28 April 7Addition for MRISubstantial completion: May 21 Student Recreation Center $288,919.50Memorial Student Union Sloped roof replacement. Substan-$1,065,014.09 tial completion: Aug. 20Project replaced air handler units inbasement mechanical room Mizzou NorthSubstantial completion: Jan. 3 $426,156.41 Replace chiller. Substantial comple- MMEEMMBBEERrFDFDICICCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT PAGE 21
COM COMMUNITY INVESTMENTSCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT The reconstruction of Angel Lane from Highway 63 to the Columbia Regional Airport will be paid for through a cost-share agreement between the city of Ashland and Boone County. Boone County will pay 30 percent of the cost, and upon completion of the project, ownership and maintenance of the road will transfer to the city of Ashland. Rangeline Road: $336,548.05AREA DEVELOPMENT APAC-MissouriNAMED COLUMBIA THE Richland Road to Missouri Depart-NO. 7 MIDSIZE CITY ON ment of Transportation right ofITS “LEADING LOCA- way at I-70 Drive S.E. IntersectionTIONS” LIST FOR 2014. and curb and gutter removal and replacement, milling and overlay. Tom Bass intersection projects: $300,074.34COLUMBIA RANKED Mera Excavating LLC Nick Schnelle / TribuneNO. 3 ON ITS “PRIME Remove and reconstruct intersec-WORKFORCE” LIST FOR tions, some culvert and stormwater Anthony Stanton, partner in Byndom, Stanton and Associates,MIDSIZE CITIES AND pipe installation at Tom Bass/Meyer stands by an apartment building construction site April 8 at the Industrial and Tom Bass/Bonne northeast corner of Orr and Walnut streets. Femme ChurchNO. 7 ON THE LIST OF German Town and Sun Val- Innovative Roadway Solutions NOTABLE PROJECTS“RECESSION-BUSTING” ley Estates concrete rehab: TRMSS fog seal: $59,673 The Broadway Columbia — AMIDSIZE CITIES. $474,824.40 Christensen Construction Co. DoubleTree by Hilton: $20.3 Emery Sapp & Sons million COLUMBIA AND BOONE COUNTY Rustic Road bridge: $375,600 TOURISM AND Killian Construction of Springfield Under bid ACCOMMODATIONS The six-story, 114-room hotel atBY THE NUMBERS Removal and replacement of bridge Broadway and Short Street in deck over North Fork Grindstone The Columbia Convention and downtown Columbia opened this 38,410 Creek Visitors Bureau had a hand in spring. (Joint project between county, city bringing 218 groups to Colum- Courtyard by Marriott The total number of Columbia, Missouri Department bia through mid-August. That Guest room renovations, $1.8 million of enplanements at of Transportation/Federal Highway represents nearly 72,000 attendees New executive conference center, Columbia Regional Administration) and more than 26,700 room nights $1 million for an estimated economic impact Holiday Inn Express opened in Airport, through St. Charles Road East asphalt of $7,007,444. the Crosscreek development at September. overlay: $322,929.40 Stadium Boulevard and Highway Chester Bross Construction Co. Some of the larger groups rep- 63 this summer. The hotel, owned 32,528 resented in that total are: by Puri Group of Enterprises Inc., Gregory Heights subdivision has 121 rooms and took 18 months The total number asphalt overlay: $67,652.80 Missouri Association of Fairs and to build.of enplanements during Chester Bross Construction Co. Festivals NOT-FOR-PROFITS the same time frame Bonne Femme Church Road Missouri Dump Truckers Asso- in 2013. drainage improvements: ciation The Imago Gallery & Cultural $178,430.65 Center opened May 17 at 1020 38,963 C.L. Richardson Construction Co. Missouri High School Activities E. Broadway, Suite G. The center Association events, such as State engages and encourages creative The total number Creasy Springs Road bridge High School Wrestling Champi- work and cultural conversations of deplanements at rehabilitation project: $214,991 onships and State High School through exhibits, events and lec- Columbia Regional Boone Construction Co. Basketball Championships tures. Imago is sponsored by Karis Road mill and overlay: $629,300 Church and directed by Brooke Airport, through APAC-Missouri LLC Missouri FFA Annual Conference Danielsen. September. Preservation chip seal: $726,782 The Diocese of Jefferson City Missouri Petroleum Products Co. Missouri District United Pente- announced in April that it pur- 33,571 LLC costal Church Womens Confer- chased 29 acres of land off Gans ence Road to the west of Tolton Catholic The total number North facility (Public Works) High School, 3351 E. Gans Road.of deplanements during roof repair: $16,408 University of Missouri Fire Train- The property might be used for a G&R Construction Inc. ing Institute new parish or grade school, but a the same time frame final decision has not been made. in 2013. Boone County Courthouse lobby Missouri Rural Water Association alterations: $68,631 GBH Builders NRA Bianchi Cup Onyx surface seal: $69,830 Missouri Grand Lodge Missouri Department of Elemen- tary and Secondary Education: FBLA and FCCLAPAGE 20 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS COM COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT FORBES MAGAZINE RANKED COLUMBIA NO. 3ness Loop 70 in preparation for west of Fairview Road, turns south (Highway 163) in Boone County OUT OF 240 ON ITS LISTincreased federal environmental just east of Grant Lane and crosses from Interstate 70 to Route K OF “BEST SMALL CITIESregulations. Boiler No. 8 is one of Chapel Hill. The project is intended FOR JOBS” IN 2014.four units in operation at the power to protect sanitary sewer mains and Highway 63 and Hinton Road/ NEWGEOGRAPHY.COMplant and one of two units powered manholes, which have become ex- Calvert Hill Road: $1.4 million LISTED COLUMBIA NO. 3by natural gas. posed in some places as the stream APAC-Missouri LLC of Columbia AMONG ITS “BEST CITIES banks have degraded. Construction of offset left-turn FOR JOB GROWTH INDowntown sewer improvements: The Columbia City Council in lanes for northbound and south- 2014,” UP FROM NO. 41 IN$2.3 million April approved spending $80,000 bound Highway 63; an offset right- 2013.The Columbia City Council ap- to purchase land for a homeless turn lane for southbound Highwayproved the spending to improve day center set to be constructed on 63 traffic; acceleration and decel-sanitary sewers serving the down- a vacant lot on North Eighth Street eration lanes; and J-turnstown area, which has seen explosive near Hickman High School. Theresidential growth over the past few land purchase was paid for from a Paris Road bridge over Businessyears. $126,741 portion of the $1.9 million Loop 70 East: $881,239 surplus found in the city’s fiscal APAC-Missouri LLC of ColumbiaForum Boulevard GetAbout 2012 budget. Reconstruction of bridge on Parisproject: $1.7 million Road (state Route B) over BusinessThe project, intended to ease traffic MISSOURI DEPARTMENT Loop 70 Eastcongestion and improve safety for OF TRANSPORTATIONcyclists and pedestrians on Forum Bridge deck repairs: $2.9 million Highway 63, Y/M interchange inBoulevard near Wilson’s Total Fit- APAC-Missouri LLC of Columbia Ashland: $8.5 millionness, includes the construction of a Ten bridges in Boone, Callaway APAC-Missouri LLC of Columbia3,700-foot pedway along the west and Howard counties, including Bridge deck repairs on the Route Mside of Forum and the establish- Broadway and Highway 63 bridges and Y overpass and new driving sur-ment of a southbound left-turn lane in Columbia face; adding a J-turn on Highway 63from Forum into Wilson’s. Providence Road overlay: $2.064 just south of Peterson Lane, install- million ing roundabouts, pavement repairsUpper Merideth Branch stabili- Chester Bross Construction Inc. ofzation project: $500,000 Hannibal BOONE COUNTYThe project goal is to stabilize Overlay 5 miles of Providence Roadabout 3,000 linear feet of the Up- Angel Lane reconstructionper Merideth Branch, which flows project: $375,000roughly parallel to Chapel Hill Road APAC-Missouriin RuralAmerica. We work together, partnering with other co-ops, local businesses and Home Town Experts since 1975 community organizations to achieve economic development goals. 801 Business Loop 70 E, Columbia Creating better opportunities and increasing the quality of life for our www.davegriggsflooringamerica.com families and communities – just as our founding co-op members did. PAGE 19 ® 1413 Rangeline St. | Columbia, Missouri | 573.449.4181 | www.booneelectric.coopCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTCOM REALESTATE There were 1,597 single-family homes sold through the first nine months of the year in Boone County. That includes 1,388 existing homes and 209 new con- struction. The median home price was $175,000 in September.FROM HOME Through September, the city Nick Schnelle / TribuneBUILDING TO of Columbia reported 1,069ROAD PROJECTS, permits issued with valuation of From left, Watts Construction workers Jason Watts and Scott JarvisBOONE COUNTY $287 million. That includes 840 lift the frame of a house under construction in the Boone’s PointCONTINUES TO BE residential building permits with to- subdivision April 9. The subdivision is at the corner of Nursery RoadA PLACE WHERE tal valuation of $188 million and 187 and Eagle View Drive.PEOPLE COME TO commercial building permits withBUILD. CITY AND total valuation of $98 million. IN 2014, COMMUNITY INVESTMENT, LED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTCOUNTY BUILDING AGENCIES, TOTALED MORE THAN $373 MILLION, WITH REALPERMITS TOTALED As of mid-September, Boone ESTATE ACTIVITY REACHING NEARLY $294 MILLION.MORE THAN $294 County issued 621 permits withMILLION IN VALU- an estimated cost of construc- Travis McGee teamed up with Mills ranging in size from one bedroomATION, GOVERN- tion of $49,550,075. That in- Menser, owner of Buchroeder’s to four bedrooms.MENT PROJECTS cludes 160 residential permits with Jewelers, and Bruce Rice, owner Lucky’s Market opened at 111 S.TOTALED MORE an estimated cost of construction of Parker Funeral Service, for a Providence Road near downtown.THAN $32 MILLION, of $34,675,132. five-story mixed-use building at the It occupies a space at ProvidenceAND TOURISM AND northeast corner of Tenth Street Road and Broadway that had beenACCOMMODATIONS NOTABLE PROJECTS: and Broadway. The building will vacant since Osco Drug closed inWAS $23 MILLION. have 32 units, 28 of which will be 2004. A building permit was issued Discovery Park is a 200-acre one-bedroom “luxury apartments.” in June 2013, and the project’s valu- office, retail and residential The rest will be two-bedroom units. ation was $875,000. development between A. Perry Unlike other recent apartment Dayton Freight opened a new Philips Park and Highway 63 in development, the units are not $3.5 million service center at 555 south Columbia. The first phase of targeted to college students. The Trade Winds Parkway. the project, by Trittenbach Develop- development also will have com- American Air Filter Co. Inc. ment, which is owned by the Odle mercial space for retail business manufacturing facility at 2100 family, calls for the development of Nelwood Drive in Columbia added some 20 acres on the property’s Collegiate Housing Partners a $1.5 million advanced clean room. north side. Developers propose a is building a 350-bed apartment The plant, owned by Louisville, Ky.- six-story, 93,000-square-foot office complex at 410 Conley Ave. The based AAF International, manufac- building just north of Philips Lake project was allowed to go forward tures HEPA filters. along Highway 63. To the southeast, when the Columbia City Council Trittenbach plans 183 market-rate approved an ordinance authorizing GOVERNMENT PROJECTS: residential apartments, as well as 10 City Manager Mike Matthes to enter lots for single-family houses. into a development agreement with CITY OF COLUMBIA Collegiate Housing Partners that Scott Boulevard Phase II: The Village of Bedford Walk calls for the developer to spend $5.9 million $18 million about $763,000 for the infrastruc- The project included a new bridge JES Development Co. and Fairway ture improvements and various over Hinkson Creek and a round- Construction are developing and fees. about at the intersection of Scott, building The Village of Bedford The Opus Group is building a 259- Vawter School Road and Brush- Walk at Nifong Boulevard and bed student apartment complex on wood Lake Road. Bethel Street. With 87 apartments Locust Street at Seventh and Eighth Municipal Power Plant upgrades: and villas, the $18 million develop- streets downtown. $2.5 million ment has the distinction of being The project would improve a Columbia’s first premier senior inde- The former site of The Rome 44-year-old natural gas-powered pendent living community. Through restaurant at 114 S. Ninth St. is steam boiler and turbine at the a relationship with the University of now a four-story mixed-use devel- Municipal Power Plant on Busi- Missouri, residents will be provided opment with ground-floor com- abundant opportunities for lifelong mercial space and three levels of learning and growth. Amenities apartments. There will be 13 units, include a large common space with a library, dining area, a lounge with wine lockers, spa, fitness center with aquatic therapy pool, a large courtyard area and movie theater. The projected completion date is summer 2015. Cottage Grove Apartments is a cottage-style development on a 1.8-acre piece of property at 1311 W. Broadway. Tony and Bob Grove of Grove Construction plan 16 two- bedroom apartments on the site. Tenth and Broadway apartments THM InvestmentsPAGE 18 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
NEW & RENEWED BUSINESS LICENSES LIC COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT WHY ARE COLUMBIA AND BOONE COUNTY House-sitter and services, light GREAT PLACES TO cleaning DO BUSINESS? “WHAT MAKES OUR STAFFING COMMUNITY SO GREAT FOR BUSINESS Stewart Staffing Solutions LLC IS ITS INCREDIBLE 860-293-1554 DIVERSITY AT ALL 313 E. Ash St. LEVELS. WE HAVE Temporary staffing service URBAN AND RURAL. WE HAVE A WELL EDU- Ryan Henriksen/Tribune STUDIOS/GALLERIES CATED AND A WILLING LABOR POOL. WEStraight Grain Studio owner and Stephens College fashion teacher Straight Grain Studio HAVE A MULTICUL-Tina Marks opened her business in September. Christina Marks TURAL COMMUNITY 573-777-6592 THAT BRINGS NEWWal-Mart Stores East R Studios 1610 Paris Road IDEAS AND NEW WAYS479-204-2272 Revelation Spa and Salon LLC Sewing studio with classes and OF ACCOMPLISHING308 S. Ninth St., Suite 105 573-445-5771 antique sales OUR GOALS. ALL THISRetail sales 2024 Cherry Hill Drive, Suite 103 Waterwood Gallery DIVERSE TALENT Hair salon/rental for independent Kristin Kaiser PUTS US AT A GREAT SIGNS contractors 573-289-8835 ADVANTAGE BECAUSE Hair Spectrum, The Red Door 2301 Chapel Plaza Court, Suite 3 NO MATTER WHATImpact Signs Awnings Wraps Inc. Salon Art gallery YOU ARE TRYING TO573-499-4800 573-443-1163 ACHIEVE AS A SUC-18 Business Loop 70 E., Suite A 711 Vandiver Drive, Suite E TATTOO CESSFUL BUSINESS,Signs sales and services Salon WE HAVE THE TALENT Robart Esthetics Black Market Body Art TO MAKE IT HAPPEN.” SPORTS 573-814-2331 Adam P. Curry 2800 Forum Blvd., Suite 4 573-442-0120 — STEVE ERDEL,The Pin Deck Pro Shop Spa — performing hair removal and 4115 S. Providence Road, Suite 103 VICE CHAIRMAN OFJoshua Tharp facials to clients Tattoo artist573-636-2186 Salon Shorte THE REDI BOARD1508 N. Providence Road Shorty LLC TAX PREP SERVICES OF DIRECTORSRetail 573-819-2546 600 N.Cooper Drive, Suite 101 1040 Tax Biz PAGE 17 SALON/SPA Hair salon 573-815-1111 Skin Solutions 203 N. Providence Road, Suite 101Advanced VIP Medspa Skin Solutions Medical Spa Inc. Tax preparation and insuranceAngela Ann Wooden 573-823-9549 services573-213-2441 2800 Forum Blvd., Suite 4 File Fast2800 Forum Blvd., Suite 4 Spa — facials, massage, chemical 573-876-1040Medical spa services peel, waxing 18 E. Business Loop 70, Suite BAshley Steinbeck Supercuts — Broadway Bluffs Tax preparation service573-289-0619 CEC Inc. H&R Block2024 Cherry Hill Drive, Suite 103 573-777-7767 816-759-0002Provide hair salon service, sell retail 2540 Broadway Bluffs Drive, Suite 2300 Bernadette Drive, Suite 810Great Clips 103 Tax preparation services573-442-9799 Beauty salon Teresa L. Phillips1305 Grindstone Parkway, Suite 103 Young Stars 573-529-6792Franchise no-appointment hair 573-289-4973 2 E. Burnam Roadsalon William Rastorfer Tax servicesHair by Kristy 707 Vandiver Drive, Suite JKristy Kloman Hair salon TRANSPORTATION576-268-7658124 E. Nifong Blvd., Suite H SECURITY Express Transportation of Colum-Cosmetology biaJade Henigman Hair Shelby’s Watch 573-886-2233Jade Henigman 573-825-3877 1512 W. Business Loop 70405-742-7184 2102 Chapel Hill Road Limo service1505 Chapel Hill Road, Suite 105 Ezgo BusHair stylist Ezgo Bus LLC 573-886-2888 908 I-70 Drive S.W. Airport bus shuttle WIRELESS Sprint Sprint Spectrum LP 2540 Broadway Bluffs Drive, Suite 105 Retail sales of wireless communica- tions/accessCOLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
LIC NEW & RENEWED BUSINESS LICENSES WHY ARE COLUMBIA COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT AND BOONE COUNTY GREAT PLACES TO 2300 Primrose Drive, Apt. A Don Shrubshell/Tribune DO BUSINESS? Cleaning business “COLUMBIA IS Noni Peppe, owner of Noni’s Custom Cuts, poses at her dog groom- UNIQUE IN ITS LANDSCAPING/HANDYMAN ing business inside About Pets Paws at 3301 Broadway Business COLLABORATIVE Park Court, Suite G, in April. NATURE. WE HAVE Ag Landscaping & Construction THE UNIVERSITY Andrew C. Griffith Lucina Ludwig Retail sale of electronic cigarettes OF MISSOURI AND 573-268-2846 573-451-9177 and accessories THE BUSINESS Power-washing, landscaping, fence, 2615 Lynnwood Drive Embroider More LLC COMMUNITY WORKING retaining walls, mulch, patios Dog-training in people’s homes/ 573-999-2176 TOGETHER TO CRE- Bravo’s Service LLC facility/vet office 3408 Longford’s Mill Drive ATE INCREDIBLE NEW 573-353-3378 Noni’s Custom Cuts LLC Embroidery and sewing service to OPPORTUNITIES 5804 N. Teresa Drive 3301 Broadway Business Park businesses and general public THAT MAKE THIS A Cleaning, landscaping, painting, Court, Suite G Feel Good Chairs SPECIAL PLACE.” handyman Dog grooming, bathing and clipping Christopher Kellstrom Clay & Son LLC dog hair 714-892-5556 — MATTHEW WILLIAMS, 573-881-0596 2300 Bernadette Drive MEMBER OF THE REDI 2311 Live Oak Lane PHOTOGRAPHY Therapeutic vending massage BOARD OF DIRECTORS Handyman powerwash, lawn care, chairs — Columbia Mall AND LANDMARK BANK tree-trimming, gutters and snow Side By Side Photography Interstate All Battery Center REGIONAL PRESIDENT removal 573-268-7254 Leigh Holdings LLC Cover All Handyman Services 2901 Trailside Drive 573-303-0542PAGE 16 573-489-7737 Photography services 100 Brickton Road, Suite 104 3406 Lost Tree Terrace Retail/commercial sales of all kinds Flooring, drywall repair, painting, REAL ESTATE of batteries light electrical, plumbing Schilb Antiquarian Rare Books Stump Stomper Real Deal Real Estate LLC Scott Schilb John Lain 573-355-6781 573-825-8044 573-234-6604 109 Pershing Road 100 N. Providence Road 2604 McClure Drive Real estate investments and non- Retail antique books Tree stump and shrub removal, commission sales Value Giant LLC stump grinding 573-397-6781 We Only Mow RECYCLING 1810 Paris Road 573-340-8383 Purchase and sale of retail, including 121 S. Tenth St., Apt 301 Advantage Metals Recycling LLC precious metals Mowing/trimming/edging grass, 816-861-2700 Vector Marketing clean-up grass 705 Proctor Drive Johnathon F. Gilmore Scrap metal manufacturer 573-315-1999 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT New World Recycling 1301 Vandiver Drive, Suite 105 Corey Toebben Retail sales — Cutco cutlery Element Property Management 573-814-2826 Toys “R” Us 573-777-5041 3804 Waco Road 973-617-4645 3200 Penn Terrace, Suite 108 Metal recycling 2300 Bernadette Drive, Suite 302 Property management company Retail toy store RETAIL, OTHER Wal-Mart No. 6933 MARKETING/ADVERTISING Aqueous Vapor LLC COEGI LLC 573-825-1955 573-777-8787 21 Conley Road, Suite Q 500 Business Loop 70 W. Digital marketing and advertising company The Evoke Group LLC 573-777-4332 2100 W Broadway, Suite 103 Web development and advertising PEDICAB Zou Cabs Michael Weinstein 512-573-8022 121 S. Tenth St. Transportation company using pedicabs PET CARE Biz Pet Collin N. Turk 660-676-6513 206 Willow Way Drop ship e-commerce sales of pet supplies online Canine Connection COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
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NEW & RENEWED BUSINESS LICENSES COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTJohnstone Supply Don Shrubshell/Tribune 978-535-7668Reliable Products Corp. 1716 E. Business Loop 70314-291-8788 Reid Lyle, owner of Fast Yeti Tees, poses May 10 at his business at Distribution of commercial1800 Burlington St. 2703 E. Broadway, Suite 226. Lyle opened the business in April. and residential roofing productHVAC Signature Roofing Co.LB Classic Closets & More LLC 573-446-1007 Shelter Distribution 573-424-4591573-819-9728 Plumbing, heating, cooling, welding Beacon Sales Acquistition Inc. Roofing1602 Saddle Bag Court Silverfork Electrical Services LLCDesign and manage closets and 573-777-2361cabinetry work Electrical ServicesMatt Holliday Construction Southwind UnlimitedMatt R. Holliday Gregory S. Lenon573-864-4854 573-814-95253108 Rodeo Drive 3914 Hyde Park Ave.General contractor, new homes, Remodeling — home/building/remodels construction grounds and maintenanceMcClaren Builders Straight Line StripingSGOR LLC 660-537-6046310-663-1261 Striping parking lots2620 Forum Blvd. bumpers and signageGeneral contractor Tuller Painting LLCPigeons Painting Co. 573-864-6219573-397-2680 4309 Vermont Court415 Sanford Ave. Painting contractorResidential and commercial painting residential/commercialPremier Industries Universal Prosperity LLCNovak Enterprises LLC 573-474-0559660-207-4311 1911 E. Riviera Drive1400 Forum Blvd., Suite 20 Real estate investment and generalSales of air-filtration systems contractorReliable Plumbing Walter Beasley ConstructionHeating and Cooling 573-442-8581• Quality Building • Plumbing/ElectricalMaterials Columbia Water & Light can help you find energy • Doors/Windows e ciency improvements with the best cost/benefit• Free Estimates • Competitive ratio for your business.• Blueprint Service Pricing To help, we o er:• Convenient • Prompt, Free • free advice on projects Parking Delivery • lighting rebates • air conditioner & heat• Knowledgeable • Contractor pump rebatesStaff Discounts • low-interest loans for e ciency upgrades Dependable Service Since 1873 Become a more e cient you. 3408 Grindstone Parkway, Columbia, MO 874-7325 573-449-2626 ColumbiaPowerPartners.com Monday-Friday 7am-5pm • Saturday 7:30am-Noon PAGE 11COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
LIC NEW & RENEWED BUSINESS LICENSES QUICK FACTS: COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT THROUGH THE FIRST THREE QUARTERS OF THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF NEW BUSINESS LICENSES AND BUSINESS LICENSES THAT WERE RENEWED IN 2014. 2014, THE CITY OF COLUMBIA ISSUED AUDIO Nick Schnelle/Tribune MORE THAN 150 BUSINESS LICENSES Pure Audio Tyler Benjamin, left, shows e-cigarette products to Mitch Dworski on Lafrenz Audio Group LLC July 23 at Aqueous Vapor. The business has expanded rapidly. COLUMBIA AND BOONE COUNTY 573-234-1074 4200 Merchant St., Suite 103 573-673-6565 purposes BY THE NUMBERS Custom audio and video installation 2100 E. Broadway, Suite 129 A.T.F. Remodeling Aquarium cleaning, install, mainte- Aaron Rodney Edward Favors Sr. 95,882 AUTO nance, breed fish 573-268-7464 804 Clinkscales Road Boone County’s total AA Auto Sales LLC BANK Remodeling commercial and resi- civilian labor force, as 573-443-4440 dential property of September 2014. 1111 Providence Road First Midwest Bank B.G. Mechanical Used vehicles sales First Midwest Bank of Poplar Bluff R.G. Mechanical 91,966 ACA Auto Sales 573-815-7500 573-808-4654 Christina L. Lozano-Hernandez 1215 Fellows Place 2513 Braemore Road The total number 573-445-7022 HVAC installation, service and other of employed Boone 1812 Monroe St. COMPUTER SERVICES home repairs County residents, as Car sales Cozy Home Solutions LLC of September 2014. Brian Alan Schultz Company Mea Susanne Elaine Ford 573-864-6867 573-443-7206 573-489-0013 3,916 Restoring and customizing cars 4302 Royal Aberdeen St. 4005 Eagle View Court Clean Fleets LLC Scanning of photographs New construction energy auditing The number of Adam Churchwell and documents to discs Crossroads Tile & Flooring unemployed Boone 573-673-3541 Precision Silver LLC 928-208-2832 County residents, as 1905 Vandiver Drive 608-695-5371 1319 London Drive of September 2014. Truck wash 1809 Emerald Court Flooring installation Gilbane Motorsports Computer engineering David Walters 4.1 PERCENT Matthew K. Gilbane software and services 573-289-4472 Boone County’s total 573-442-4403 Steckel PC Roofing, siding, decks, unemployment rate — the 608 Nebraska Ave. Tim Steckel exterior remodeling lowest in Mid-Missouri, Motorcycle service, 573-321-3214 D&M Home Repair repair and accessories 809 Brett Place 573-999-3513 as of September 2014. Ice Chalet — Budget Trucks Computer repair 4708 Manhasset Drive Ice Chalet/The Market Place Vandiver Computers General maintenance, repair andPAGE 10 573-875-2302 MFB Technologies construction 1100 Business Loop 70 W. 573-673-6191 Frost Supply Truck Rentals 1809 Vandiver Drive, Suite 110 Frost Electric Supply Co. Metro Dent LLC Computer repair, service, sales 573-886-9777 417-343-6669 1809 Santa Fe Place 204 E. Broadway CONSTRUCTION/ Distributor of electrical, Paintless dent repair REMODELING safety and utility tools Nolan, Michael JKT Construction and Design 573-529-2368 Accurate Leak Locators 573-443-0605 5010 Clark Lane, Apt. 205 Anthony M. Falco General contractor Overkill Hot Rodz & Customs 573-256-2221 Regal Car Sales and Credit 601 W. Nifong Blvd., Building 6, 573-443-1120 Suite C 302 W. Business Loop 70 Home inspections for insurance Used car sales Skyline Auto Hail Repair Robert E. Wilson 615-977-8208 1904 Vandiver Drive, Suite A Auto body repair Superior PDR 619-665-2300 1611 Commerce Court, Suite B Paintless dent removal Titlemax Titlemax of Missouri Inc. 1202 E. Business Loop 70 573-443-1845 Consumer installment loans secured by motor vehicles United Auto Recovery 573-581-2255 Automobile repossession AQUARIUM CLEANING Ecoaquaria COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
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BIZ BUSINESS & INDUSTRYWHY ARE COLUMBIA COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORTAND BOONE COUNTYGREAT PLACES TO residence of 40 beds for assisted Ryan Henriksen/TribuneDO BUSINESS? living memory care. It completes“COLUMBIA HAS A the second phase of the ongoing Ethan Brown, founder and CEO of Beyond Meat, holds a bag ofUNIQUELY STABLE $50 million major renovation and Beef-Free Crumbles on Feb. 21 at the company’s Columbia factory.AND RELATIVELY new buildings at Lutheran Senior In fiscal year 2014, the 35-person company received $15,000 fromHEALTHIER ECONOMY Services Lenoir Woods retirement Missouri Works Training program.THAN ANY OTHER LO- community in Columbia.CATION IN MISSOURI. was presented with a WardsAuto ternational Inc., 50 employees,THAT IS THE RESULT Terrace Retirement Commu- 2014 Dealer 500 Award. Joe Ma- $28,000OF A CONFLUENCE nity, 1408 Business Loop 70 W., chens Dealerships, consisting of 15 Gates Corp., 47 employees,OF ISSUES, THE broke ground this summer on an vehicle sales locations, also received $50,000INFLUENCE OF THE expansion that will add 48 new a WardsAuto 2014 Megadealer 100 GME Supply Co., 18 employees,FLAGSHIP UNIVER- independent living apartments. Award, for ranking No. 58 in total $15,000SITY OF MISSOURI” The addition will add 12 studios, 26 group revenue. Hubbell Power Systems Inc. inAND COLUMBIA AND one-bedroom units and 10 two- Centralia, 75 employees, $25,000STEPHENS COLLEGES bedroom apartments. STATE INCENTIVES Kraft Foods Inc., 80 employees,“AND RESULTANT Restoration Eye Care began $35,000EDUCATION ENGINE, construction of a 15,000-square- MISSOURI WORKS Mortgage Research Center, 120A STRONG HEALTH foot medical office on a 1.4-acre PROJECTS employees, $50,000CARE COMMUNITY, tract at Forum Boulevard and Fo- Nanova Biomaterials Inc., 7A VITAL ENTREPRE- rum Katy Parkway. The contractor is Battenfeld Technologies Inc.: employees, $10,000NEURSHIP ENVIRON- Russell Construction of Davenport, $99,852 for $2.4 million investment Otscon Inc., 179 employees,MENT, A SIGNIFICANT Iowa. in new building, 10 new full-time $25,000INSURANCE SECTOR jobs The Quaker Oats Co., 88 em-AND A MIXTURE OF INSURANCE Influence & Co.: $76,534 for ployees, $35,000OTHER SUCCESS- $40,000 investment and 22 new True Media, 16 employees,FUL BUSINESSES TO Shelter Insurance completed full-time jobs $15,000COMPLEMENT THOSE the following projects: GME Supply: $171,360 for $5 mil-BASIC STRENGTHS.” Finished out approximately 11,000 lion investment and 21 new full-time Watlow Electric Manufacturing square feet of space on the third jobs Co., 85 employees, $40,000— JEFF MACLELLAN, floor of its main building to houseRETIRED AND PAST CHAIRMAN OF Shelter Life Co. Northwest Medical Isotopes MISSOURI TECHNOLOGYTHE REDI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Installed new enterprise fire alarm (see Page 5): $883,623 for $50 CORP. INVESTMENTS system with sirens and strobes million investment and 68 new full- throughout the entire campus time jobs Newsy, $250,000 Resurfaced/sealed/striped primary ImmunoPhotonics, $399,994 lots surrounding its West Broadway BioPharma Services Inc. (see Cardioptimus, $50,000 campus in Columbia Page 5): $90,000 for 10 new full- Constructed a 20-foot canopy ad- time jobs AMERICORPS GRANTS dition on its grounds maintenance building to support solar panels MISSOURI WORKS Missouri College Advising Installation of an 89.1-kilowatt TRAINING Corps, $524,000 system comprising 324 solar panels on roof of grounds maintenance Money was awarded in calendar Big Brothers Big Sisters of building to produce 121,000 kilowatt year 2013 (fiscal 2014), but many of Central Missouri, $66,500 hours of energy for estimated 95 the training programs are ongoing. percent of annual electrical con- 3M Co., 95 employees, $80,000 Jumpstart for Young Children sumption. AAF International, 41 employees, (Columbia and K.C.), $299,999 Remodeled approximately 12,000 $50,000 square feet of space in basement of ABC Laboratories, 94 employ- Missouri River Communities main building for Shelter Call Center ees, $80,000 Network, $66,500 Removal and replacement of Beyond Meat, 35 employees, Primaris/CLAIM, $100,097 canopy fascia and tenant signs at $15,000 Broadway Shopping Center Planned replacement of fence along Environmental Dynamics In- Atkins Drive Planned remodel of Shelter Foun- tain (Nearly 50-year-old landmark) AUTO DEALERSHIPS Joe Machens Dealerships re- cently was recognized by Ward- sAuto, a world-leading provider of auto industry news, data and analysis. Ranking in the top 500 individual U.S. dealerships based on total revenue, are Joe Machens Ford Lincoln (No. 33 overall), Joe Machens Toyota Scion (No. 249), Joe Machens Capital City Ford Lincoln (No. 366) and Joe Machens Nissan (No. 405). EachPAGE 8 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
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BIZ BUSINESS & INDUSTRY WHY ARE COLUMBIA COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT AND BOONE COUNTY GREAT PLACES TO Laundry building — repair water Nick Schnelle/Tribune DO BUSINESS? damage and replace roof “WE HAVE EVERY- Substantial completion: Feb. 20 Mary Beck, left, vice president of patient care services for Boone THING A BIG CITY $7,473.00 Hospital Center, gathers members of the Columbia Chamber of HAS, YET WE STILL General site — install VFD for po- Commerce and hospital staff for the Jan. 13 unveiling of the new FEEL LIKE A SMALL table water system Medical Specialties Unit at Boone Hospital. Two new floors with 64 COMMUNITY..... Substantial completion: May 7 private patient rooms were unveiled. FROM SHOPPING, TO SPORTING EVENTS Fairview Internal Medicine named after former University of Reinhardt Construction AND CONCERTS, Clinic Missouri basketball Coach Norm 5,729 square feet TO OUTDOOR REC- $60,996.25 Stewart and his wife, Virginia, both Date opened: Sept. 15 REATION, IT’S ALL Replace rooftop HVAC units of whom have had cancer. AVAILABLE IN BOONE Substantial completion: April 22 Cafeteria/servery renovation COUNTY.” General Medicine (central $1.9 million University of Missouri tower, fourth floor) Huebert Builders — TODD CULLEY, Teaching Hospital $5.1 million 7,340 square feet CEO OF BOONE ELECTRIC $56,891.68 River City Construction Estimated opening date: Dec. 19 COOPERATIVE AND CHAIRMAN OF Connect new radiology CT unit to 21,220 square feet THE REDI BOARD OF DIRECTORS emergency power Date opened: Jan. 14 TRUMAN MEMORIAL Substantial completion: July 28 VETERANS’ HOSPITALPAGE 6 $798,732.82 Orthopaedics — The Joint Seventh-floor west renovation Replacement Center (central Truman Memorial Veterans’ Substantial completion: Aug. 19 tower, fifth floor) Hospital is set to start construc- $242,226.05 $5.3 million tion this winter on a 544-space Fire sprinkler replacement River City Construction parking garage. The garage should Substantial completion: Aug. 19 21,220 square feet be completed by 2016. A cost esti- Missouri Psychiatric Center — fence Date opened: Jan. 20 mate has not been released. improvements $43,550.50 Orthopaedics — The Spine OTHER PROJECTS: Substantial completion: June 17 Center (north tower, fifth floor) Various Locations — GI Lab auto- $400,000 Provision Living at Columbia mation at Fairview and University Septagon Construction $20 million Hospital by Tiger Institute 7,246 square feet ARCO Construction Co. $9,975.00 Date opened: July 28 Provision Living at Columbia, 2333 Substantial completion: May 17 Chapel Hill Road, is under construc- University of Missouri Health Care Hallway Projects (central tion. It will be a 95-unit complex opened “Mizzou Quick Care” walk-in tower, first floor) with 63 assisted living residences medical clinics at the three Colum- $1.3 million and a 32-unit “memory care bia Hy-Vee stores. The Department Reinhardt Construction neighborhood” for people living of Family and Community Medicine 8,045 square feet with Alzheimer’s disease or related at MU will manage the clinics. Date opened: Aug. 22 dementia. Provision Living will have Departments included: Spiritual some 70 new full- and part-time BOONE HOSPITAL care/chapel/prayer room, foun- positions when the facility opens dation, volunteers and customer this fall. South Columbia relations medical campus Lenoir Woods Assisted Living $20 million Pain Management Clinic Memory Care Residence Coil Construction of Columbia $900,000 $9 million In the first phase of the project, St. PARIC Corp. of St. Louis Louis-based BJC HealthCare, which In August, Lenoir Woods dedi- operates Boone Hospital Center, cated its Slater Place, a two-story is building an 80,000-square-foot “signature building” on 14 acres at Forum and Nifong boulevards. The site potentially will be home to four medical buildings totaling 125,000 square feet for health care services. The main building is targeted for completion in 2015. Stewart Cancer Center $5.5 million Reinhardt/Wilson The center, which is on the sixth floor of Boone Hospital Center’s South Tower, has 32 inpatient beds and opened Jan. 6. The center is COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY BIZ COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT COLUMBIA AND BOONE COUNTYTHE FOLLOWING INCLUDES INVESTMENTS BY HIGH-TECH STARTUPS, HOSPITALS AND PRIVATE MEDICAL BY THE NUMBERSFACILITIES AND STATE INCENTIVES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS. IN 2014, INVESTMENTS TOTALED MORE THAN$250 MILLION, LED BY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CARE SPENDING, WHICH WAS MORE THAN $189 MILLION. $188,604,212 The total value of HIGH TECH University Hospital Swisslog Healthcare Solutions/ residential building $20,355,000 Translogic Corp. activity in Columbia,Northwest Medical Isotopes River City Construction LLC and Upgrade and expansion of pneu- as of September 2014.LLC announced in May that it will Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. matic tube delivery systemconstruct a $50 million production Patient floor room privatization/ $427,000 $95,525,929facility at Discovery Ridge Research IT upgrade: Multiple projects for Sircal Contracting Inc. The total value ofPark, creating 68 new jobs. renovation of floors 4-7 Expansion of surgical inventory commercial buildingBioPharma Services Inc. of $6,115,000 space activity in Columbia,Toronto established a new 48-bed Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. as of September 2014.Phase I Clinical Facility in Columbia and The Konrath Group Women’s andin 2014. Lobby renovation with expanded Children’s HospitalNanova Biomaterials Inc. an- space for registration, pharmacy $2,550,000nounced an expansion that will and gift shop GBH Builders Inc.include a $1.5 million capital invest- $1,512,000 Neonatal intensive care unit expan-ment and the creation of 50 new Richard A. Howerton Electric sionjobs within five years. Upgrades to systems that monitor $1,027,000 and control the mechanical, lighting, Kellogg Brown & Root Services Inc. MEDICAL HVAC systems Space renovation for new magnetic $893,000 resonance imaging system UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Otis Elevator Co. $157,979.00 HEALTH CARE Replacement of multiple elevators Roof repair throughout the hospitalSouth Providence Medical Park $556,000 Missouri Rehabilitation Centeris a $35 million, 85,000-square- at Mount Vernonfoot clinic at Providence Road and $89,336.70Southampton Drive. It replaces Uni-versity Physicians’ Green MeadowsClinic and will have an estimated 50physicians on staff. Your business is your baby. Are you ready to let go? Whether you’ll sell your business or pass it down to the next generation, careful planning in the years before you step aside can help maximize value and minimize taxes. Contact your WK advisor to learn more about valuations, tax planning and other tools you can use now to position your business for a successful transition in the future.COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT (573) 442-6171 COLUMBIA (573) 635-6196 JEFFERSON CITY www.williamskeepers.com PAGE 5
A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION BY TODD CULLEY | CHAIRMAN OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, INC.Dear readers, nomic achievements so far this year — Our community continues its strong business by business and project by project. It also sheds light on importantrebound from the “Great Recession” and economic indicators, such as changesour collective, creative, entrepreneurial in job development, population and tospirit leads the way. Recent events, such our demographic composition. Byas the opening in Columbia of BioPhar- compiling all this information in onema Services Inc. and Nanova Biomateri- place and for a specific period of time,als Inc., illustrate Boone County’s ongo- we can use it to benchmark our prog-ing economic health and potential for ress going forward.continued growth. It also satisfies another important In addition, we should all celebrate need. Regional Economic Develop-Columbia’s recent recognitions on the ment Inc., the Columbia Chamber ofnational level: Our city is ranked No. 6 Commerce and the Columbia Dailyon the 2014 Forbes Best Small Places Tribune routinely receive inquiriesfor Business and Careers list, and Area from business entities about BooneDevelopment named Columbia the No. County’s economic activities. Outside7 Mid-Size City on its 2014 Leading business entities looking to locate hereLocations list. Cities across the country and local companies consideringwould love to have similar acknowledg- expansion find this type of informationments for their business climates. important to their analyses of our strength. Economic Trends will help Best of all, during the first three satisfy their needs in the comingquarters of 2014, our community was months.infused with approximately $700 mil-lion in planned development. On behalf of the REDI board of directors, investors and staff, I thank While our future is bright, it’s some- the Columbia Daily Tribune news teamtimes difficult to predict exactly where for its intense work on this project andwe are going. To best understand the the Columbia Chamber of Commercetrajectory, it is important to know for partnering with REDI on our recentwhere we have been … and hence the Economic Trends Conference.reason for this magazine, which hasbeen suitably named Economic Trends. — Todd Culley, chairman of the REDI board of directors The first of its type locally, the publi-cation chronicles Boone County’s eco- BOARD OF DIRECTORS FROM OCTOBER 1, 2014 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2015 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Todd Culley Chief Executive Officer and General Manager. Boone Electric Cooperative VICE CHAIRMAN TREASURER SECRETARY Steve Erdel Randy Morrow Dave Griggs Retired Vice President & President and Chief Chief Operating Officer, Owner,Executive Officer, Boone Boone Hospital Center Dave Griggs’ Flooring America County National Bank PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT J. Michael Brooks Bernard K. Andrews, CEcDRegional Economic Development, Inc. Regional Economic Development, Inc. Bob Black REDI PAST CHAIRS Vicki Russell Director Corporate B. Jeffrey MacLellan Publisher, Columbia DailyDevelopment, Nanoparticle Retired, Tribune Biochem Inc. Banking Industry REDI BOARD MEMBERSJeff Echelmeier, Mike Matthes, David A. Shorr, Matt Williams, Certified Public City Manager, Partner, Lathrop President, City Of Columbia Accountant, & Gage LLP Landmark Bank Williams- Steve Wyatt, JD, Bob McDavid, Gary Thompson, Keepers Llc Mayor, City Columbia Insurance Vice ProvostPaul Land, SIOR, Of Columbia For EconomicPrincipal/Owner, Group Development,Plaza Commercial University Of Karen M. Miller, H. William Realty Commissioner, “Bill” Watkins, III, Missouri Teresa Maledy, Boone County CEO/President, Government Executive ViceCommerce Bank President, Riback Supply CompanyPAGE 4 COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT
COLUMBIA, BOONE COUNTY HARNESS ASSETS THE YEAR IN REVIEWTO GROW NEW BUSINESS, DRIVE INVESTMENTOpportunity. It’s the circum- So far in 2014, businesses and stances that make it possi- Ryan Henriksen/Tribune government have invested ble to grow, develop and more than $700 million in thrive. Cars pass City Hall at Broadway and Eighth Street on Jan. 30. Boone County. Investments In Boone County, the circum- were made in the followingstances continue to be favorable for critical role in educating future lead- entrepreneurship. By harnessing the areas:innovation, business development ers and offering employment for talent at the university and forming High-tech: $51,500,000and capital investment. thousands of Mid-Missouri resi- public-private partnerships, area Medical: $189,302,161 dents. The university tallied invest- leaders have created the foundation Real estate: $293,550,075 So far this year, business and gov- ments of more than $80 million this that will support continued growth. Private projects: $23,875,000ernment have announced or com- year.pleted investments totaling more Opportunity — It’s what makes City of Columbia:than $700 million. The investments However, growth often starts on Columbia and Boone County a spe- $12,980,000come from newcomers and long- the ground level with a focus on cial place to do business. MoDOT: $15,745,239standing local institutions alike, and Boone County: $4,216,674.64many are fueled by collaboration. Tourism and accommoda- In May, Northwest Medical Iso- tions: $23,100,000topes of Oregon announced plans tobuild a $50 million radioisotope pro- University of Missouri:duction facility at the University of $82,078,925.96Missouri’s Discovery Ridge ResearchPark in southeast Columbia. Columbia Public Schools: $42,010,521 The company’s CEO cited Colum-bia’s central location, the presence of Columbia College:the university and the coooperative $3,770,000spirit of local government and eco- The housing market contin-nomic development leaders. ued to thrive: 578: The number of homes The university continues to play a sold in Boone County in the third quarter. 286: The number of new single-family detached build- ing permits issued year to date through September.COLUMBIA & BOONE COUNTY ECONOMIC TRENDS | THE Q3 REPORT myprovidencebank.com PAGE 3
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