Title: P1254325902VcgwJ
1SOUTH SUBURBAN TAX REACTIVATION PROJECT
Brownfield Summit Wednesday, April 17,
2002 1000-300 p.m.
2SSTRPOverview
- SSTRP was instituted to procure tax delinquent,
vacant, and abandoned industrial and commercial
properties on behalf of municipalities and return
them to productive use. - Pilot Program established July 2000, funded by
DCCA and administered by Cook County Assessors
Office.
3Overviewcontinued
- Assessor James M. Houlihan sought the funding
resources from the State for this pilot program
(Illinois First Program). - Program addresses the problem of extreme economic
distress, lost population, slowest growing
municipal real estate tax bases, high tax rates,
highest (62) of delinquent
4Overviewcontinued
- parcels in suburban Cook County. Targeted
Townships Bloom, Bremen, Calumet, Rich and
Thornton. - Utilizes Cook Countys No Cash Bid Program, which
is authorized under state law, to acquire tax
delinquent parcels on behalf of municipalities
and pays legal and other costs associated with
the acquisitions.
5Promoting SSTRPs Mission
- Promotions via the following interactions
- Municipal Officials
- Economic Delinquent Organizations
- Internet
- Participating in Community Economic Development
Forums - Brochure Mailings
- Contacts with Commercial/Industrial Business
- Media Contacts
6Promoting SSTRPs Missioncontinued
- Class 8 Incentive / Little or No Cost
- Over 32 municipalities in 5 Townships
- Allies in economic development
7Planning and Identification of Project Inventory
- KPMG 3 Phase Study
- Cook Countys Tax Delinquent Property Listing
8No Cash Bid Process and Site Assemblage
- 8 Step Process
- Step 1 Determining Tax Delinquent
Parcels for Acquisitions - Step 2 Municipal Resolution and/or
Agreement - Step 3 Due Diligence
- Step 4 Additional County Due Diligence
Cook County Board
Considerations
9No Cash Bid Process and Site
Assemblagecontinued
- Step 5 Certificate of Purchase
- Step 6 Redemption Period
- Step 7 Property Inspection/Reporting
- Step 8 Obtaining the Deed
10Round 1
Municipality Harvey Lynwood Richton Park
Sauk Village Totals 4 There were 17
Harvey parcels. One (1) parcel has been
redeemed.
of Parcels Sites Anticip. Deed
Date 16 2 April 2002 2 2 April
2002 1 1 April 2002 1 1 April
2002 20 6
11Round 2
Municipality Dixmoor Harvey 3rd
Party Markham Phoenix Richton Park
Totals 5
of Parcels Sites Anticip. Deed Date 6
3 July 2002 6 2 July 2002 3
2 July 2002 12 3 July
2002 1 1 July 2002
28 11
12Round 3
Municipality Blue Island Ford
Heights Harvey Lansing Park
Forest Totals 5 NCB already approved,
SSTRP picks up from here. Marketing agreement
only. Already municipally owned.
of Parcels Sites Anticip. Deed Date
2 1 December 2002 46 15
December 2002 9 4 December 2002 3
2 4 2 December 2002 64
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13Recommended Acquisitions for the 4th Round
Municipality Blue Island Harvey Markham Park
Forest Posen Richton Park Robbins Totals
7
of Parcels Sites 1
1 25 12 1
1 1 1 3
1 1 1 108
6 140
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14Summary of Acquisitions
- Including the recommended 4th Round of
acquisitions, we will have agreements with - 13 municipalities, representing 252 parcels
and 64 sites.
15Implementation and Development
- SSTRP Marketing Strategies
- RFP for Real Estate Brokerage Services
- High Potential Fliers
- Site Development Agreements
16Pending Agreements with Businesses for SSTRP Sites
- Municipality
- Harvey
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- Lansing
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- Businesses
- Boomerang
- Johns Arrow
- SET Environmental
- Thomas Management
- Cloverleaf Farms Distributors, Inc.
- All Chicago Fleet
17Pending Agreements with Businesses
for SSTRP Sitescontinued
- Municipality
- Markham
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- Richton Park
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- Sauk Village
- Businesses
- Midwestern Electric Co. Inc.
- Thomas Management
- EAT-N-RUN
- Perks Place
- Thomas Management
18Intangible Benefits
- Catalyst for municipalities
- Builds cooperation and foster relationships
- Encourages positive use of tax delinquent
properties - Cultivates intergovernmental relationships
- Heightens the dialogue regarding redevelopment
opportunities
19Thank You!!