Development Opportunities in Delavan,IL
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1 Development Opportunities in Delavan,IL Working Together With Businesses and Developers to Grow Our Community
2 INTRODUCTION Welcome to Delavan, Illinois. Centrally located in the heart of the great Illinois prairie, the community of Delavan is situated in southern Tazewell County. Our residents get to enjoy the small-town comforts of rural living with nearby access to bigger city life. Residing just five miles off of I-155, Delavan is less than 60 miles driving distance from the greater Illinois metropolitan areas of Pekin, Peoria, Bloomington, and Springfield. The small town charm creates an excellent place to enjoy the better things in life and to provide a safe environment for raising a family. We are very proud of our 175-year history, and moving forward, we fuse our unique past with our vision for future development and progress. City Administrator M. Joseph Woith Office: 219 Locust Street, Delavan, IL Phone: cityadm_delavan@mchsi.com Elected City Officials Liz Skinner, Mayor Penny Bright, City Clerk City Board Members Robert Hall Jere Braden Michael Gresham J. Mark Williams Sharon Hultquist George Mitchell 1 Economic Development Opportunities in Delavan, IL
3 Delavan s Ideal Locations Situated just five miles west of Interstate 155, a spur route of I-55, Delavan is conveniently located along an interstate triangle that connects three of the largest population centers in Central Illinois, including: Peoria, Bloomington, and Springfield (See Figure). Thus, the community of Delavan benefits from having nearby access to Interstate 55 (stretching more than 950 miles from LaPlace, LA to Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, IL) and Interstate 74 (spanning a total of more than 400 mi from Davenport, IA to Cincinnati, OH). The close proximity of Delavan to these major interstates allows it to exist as a charming community with a low-crime, small-town feel and convenient access to greater metropolitan areas that are full of larger employment opportunities and markets. Thus, Delavan offers incredible opportunity for those seeking residential, light industrial, commercial, retail, and small-business development. 2
4 Delavan Census 2010 Data - Population Population 2012 Population 1,682 Crime rates in Delavan (2010): 0 murders (0.0 per 100,000) 0 rapes (0.0 per 100,000) 0 robberies (0.0 per 100,000) 4 assaults (230.1 per 100,000) 10 burglaries (575.4 per 100,000) 25 thefts ( per 100,000) 2 auto thefts (115.1 per 100,000) City-data.com crime rate = (higher means more crime, US average = 266.4) Census 2010 Race Data Race % White 97.9 Black.3 Indian 0.2 Asian.06 Two.5 Hispanic.9 Unemployment in August 2012: Delavan: 7.6% Illinois: 8.9% Read more: 3 Economic Development Opportunities in Delavan, IL
5 Tazewell County Census 2010 Data - Population Population Growth County population in July ,661 (81% urban, 19% rural) Average household size: Tazewell County: 2.0 people Illinois: 3 people Estimated median household income in 2009: Tazewell County: $53515 Illinois: $53966 Median contract rent in 2009 for apartments: Tazewell County: $514 State: $708 Estimated median house or condo value in 2009: Tazewell County: $130,300 Illinois: $202,200 Census 2010 Race Data Race % White 95 Black 1 Asian.07 Two 1.1 Hispanic 1.9 Unemployment in August 2012: Delavan: 7.6% Illinois: 8.9% Industries providing employment: Educational,health and social services (20.0%), Manufacturing (19.9%), Retail trade (12.3%). Type of workers: Private wage or salary: 84% Government: 10% Self-employed, not incorporated: 6% 4
6 Beautiful Downtown Delavan It s almost ironic, but Delavan s rich 175-year history is an important part of growth and development in the twenty-first century. The Locust Street Business District boasts a string of buildings with ornate 19th century metal work and distinctive architecture. In 1993, the streetscape along this stretch was restored with period streetlamps, a clock, and brick pavers. Investors have renovated and restored several of the structures, transforming them into a modern day art gallery, wine shop, restaurant and soon-to-be distillery. Downtown Delavan is home to many local businesses, including a grocery store, physician offices, pharmacy restaurants, and other service oriented companies that provide the basic necessities for small town comfort. Delavan s unique restaurants and community events certainly charm residents, but they also draw out-of-town visitors to the area. Whether they come to fulfill a special interest, or just to make a special memory, guests enjoy the town s hospitality at a host of occasions. 5 Economic Development Opportunities in Delavan, IL
7 Delavan Establishes a 23-year TIF District In an effort to provide incentives for development projects, the City of Delavan established a 23-year Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District in 2011 that includes several areas of the city. Parameters have been established to entice private investment in the city s primary focus - new residential development. In addition, incentives are in place for light industrial, commercial, and retail projects. As an added incentive, the city of Delavan has waived all permit fees including water sewer tap ons until These redevelopment plans aim to increase the city s population, fortify the school district, improve infrastructure and strengthen its retail base. 6
8 Life in Delavan, Illinois It s almost ironic, but Delavan s rich 175-year history is an important part of growth and development in the twenty-first century. The Locust Street Business District boasts a string of buildings with ornate 19th century metal work and distinctive architecture. In 1993, the streetscape along this stretch was restored with period streetlamps, a clock, and brick pavers. Investors have renovated and restored several of the structures, transforming them into a modern day art gallery, wine shop, restaurant and soon-to-be distillery. Downtown Delavan is home to many local businesses, including a grocery store, physician offices, pharmacy restaurants, and other service oriented companies that provide the basic necessities for small town comfort. Just five miles west of Interstate I-55 in southern Tazewell County, Delavan is sandwiched between Bloomington-Normal, Peoria, Lincoln and Springfield. This locale allows residents close proximity to larger cities, but many amenities of rural living. 7 Economic Development Opportunities in Delavan, IL
9 Delavan Community Unit School #703 District has received the highest financial rating for the last seven years and continues to operate in the black. With nearly 500 students, grades K through 12, Delavan boasts high graduation rates and small class sizes. Awarded a Great Schools rating based on its performance on state standardized tests. Parks, Recreation & Activities The city of Delavan maintains three beautiful parks, each with unique features and activities. Complete with everything from ball diamonds, playgrounds and walking paths to tennis courts, ball diamonds and park shelters, these grounds are spread throughout the city and are utilized by organized youth sports groups throughout the year. During the summer months, the Delavan Township Park District operates a community pool for public swimming and lessons. Along with seasonal happenings like the children s Easter Egg Hunt and holiday tours of historic homes, Delavan is a community that can keep you busy. 8
10 Shopping & Services Downtown Delavan is home to many local businesses, including a grocery store, physician offices, pharmacy restaurants, and other service oriented companies that provide the basic necessities for small town comfort. In addition, the community has a variety of specialty stores including an antique mall, wine & spirits shop, distillery, and an art gallery. Delavan s Ayer Public Library One of just 17 Carnegie Libraries in Illinois and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The library contains some 20,000 volumes along with up-to-date technology, and it sponsors a number of reading programs and book clubs. Eight Area Churches In addition to weekly services, Delavan s eight area churches sponsor and host a large number of activities throughout the year including special dinners, concerts, featured speakers, trips and retreats. 9 Economic Development Opportunities in Delavan, IL
11 Community Safety The city of Delavan has a full-time paid policedepartment, along with volunteer fire andambulance services. The Emergency Services and Disaster Agency retains an office in town as well.minor medical issues can be handled at physicians offices in town, or at a prompt care service in anadjacent town. Major emergencies are directed to a variety of area hospitals,none more than 30 miles away. Unique Restaurants Delavan s unique restaurants and community events certainly charm residents, but they also draw out-of-town visitors to the area. Whether they come to fulfill a special interest, or just to make a special memory, guests enjoy the town s hospitality at a host of occasions. Area Event Main Street Cruise In A downtown showcase for classic cars, plus nightly entertainment The Battle of Little Crane Creek A Civil War battle re-enactment that provides a look into the life of a Civil War soldier in the 1860s Four Rocks Arena An indoor horse arena that features the Illinois Youth Rodeo competition, plus barrel racing and horse shows year round Fall Festival & Parade A family-oriented event that includes a carnival, car show, bingo, musical entertainment, duck race, tractor pulls and fireworks Other events include Tazewell County Art Guild Fair and Downtown Wine Tastings & Art Fairs 10
12 Delavan, Illinois For more economic development infomation in Delavan, Illinois Contact our City Administrator M. Joseph Woith Locust Street, Delavan, IL Development Delivered LLC A service provided by Development Delivered LLC
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