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FREDERICKSON
MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL
CENTER
Dan Cardwell & Rob Allen
Pierce County
April 4th, 2013
PSRC Growth Management Policy Board
Background - Location
• Southern End of Central
Puget Sound region
• Unincorporated Pierce County
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Frederickson Manufacturing/Industrial Center
Slide 1
Background - Location
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Slide 2
Background – Boundary
Original
2,848 acres
Modified
-239 acres
+42 acres
Current
2,651 acres
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Slide 3
Background – History of Area
The Early 1900’s through the Early 1960’s
1900 – Tacoma Eastern Railroad Extended into Area
1910 – Start of sawmill operations
1935 – 1976 the Columbia Powder Plant
1955 – Area remains mostly agricultural and forest
with only a few hundred scattered homes.
1956 – Started Construction of SR 512
The 1960’s through the 1990’s
1964 – Rail service ceased – bankruptcy of Milwaukee Road
1968 – Port of Tacoma purchased 500 acres
1972 – Completion of SR 512
1990 – Boeing Company constructed its skin and spar facility located at
the former Columbia Powder Plant site.
1998 – Rail service re-established (City of Tacoma)
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Slide 4
Frederickson Community Plan
• Promotes the continued existence and viability
of the Frederickson Employment Center
• Recognizes the Frederickson Employment
Center as a regional economic asset
• Provides an orderly transition from the
Employment Center to neighboring properties
Refined Zoning
Employment Center (EC)
Community Employment (CE)
Employment Services (ES)
• Creates a well-defined commercial and civic
service area within the Employment Center
Property Removed from EC Designation
Environmental Constraints
Park/Open Space
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Slide 5
Background - Zoning
Land Use
Designation
Employment
Center
Zoning
Classifications
EC
CE
ES
2,651 acres
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Slide 6
Background – Existing Land Use
Residential
4%
Pierce County
Unincorporated
Urban
Current Date
(3/13)
Current Date
(3/13)
Total Area (Acres)
55,045
2,651
Existing Acres in M-I Land Use
(based on Assessor's data)
1,543
966
Existing Acres in M-I Zoning
5,926
2,651
MIC
Vacant
24%
Open Space
& Resource
20%
Commercial
2%
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Industrial
47%
Public Facilities
3%
Slide 7
Background – Existing Land Use
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Slide 8
Land Use/Employment Stats
14%
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78%
Slide 9
Employment Stats
% Growth in Total Jobs
Regional M/I Centers
2000 - 2008
120.0%
100.0%
80.0%
60.0%
40.0%
20.0%
0.0%
Ballard-Interbay
Duwamish
Frederickson
Kent
North Tukwila
Paine Field
Port of Tacoma
SKIA
-20.0%
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Slide 10
Employment Stats
Absolute Growth in Total Jobs
2000-2008
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
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SKIA
Port of Tacoma
Paine Field
North Tukwila
Kent
Frederickson
Duwamish
-2,000
Ballard-Interbay
0
Slide 11
Employment Stats
Growth in Manufacturing Jobs
2000 - 2008
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
-
Ballard-Interbay
Duwamish
Frederickson
Kent
North Tukwila
Paine Field
Port of Tacoma
SKIA
(1,000)
(2,000)
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Slide 12
Employment Stats
% Growth in Manufacturing Jobs
2000 - 2008
200%
150%
100%
50%
0%
BallardInterbay
Duwamish Frederickson
Kent
North
Tukwila
Paine
Field
Port of
Tacoma
SKIA
-50%
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Slide 13
Existing Businesses
Top 10 Employers
Company Name
Boeing
Toray Composites (America)
Trinity Glass / Green Creek Lumber
Northwest Door
NW Properties Industrial Park
Pierce County Public Works CMF
IKEA
James Hardie Building Products
Carlson Paving Products
Harris Rebar
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Employment
1500
382
210
190
160
120
105
101
100
100
Acres
198.3
25.0
24.3
30.1
5.6
39.1
65.3
15.3
5.0
13.5
Slide 14
Existing Businesses
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Slide 15
Residence of Employees
Pierce County
King County
Thurston County
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Slide 16
Pierce County Skills Center
Preparing students for real jobs in high demand
Serving students from 7 school districts:
•
•
•
•
Bethel
Eatonville
Franklin Pierce
Orting
• Sumner
• Tacoma
• White River
Preparing students for vocational programs:
• Bates Technical College
• Clover Park Technical College
• Pierce College
• Tacoma Community College
Aviation Weekly, Feb. ’13, page 41
TRAINING
Networking
With new hires hard to come by, suppliers bring skills to the classroom
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Slide 17
SR 161
Canyon Rd
SR 7
SR 512
Canyon Rd
Transportation Network
176th Street E.
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Slide 18
Local Transportation Investments
20 Constructed
Road Projects
$101.1 mill
Constructed
Improvements
CRP ’06
$6.5 mil
CRP ‘08-’12
$19.0
CRP ‘04-’12
$33.5 mil
176th Street E.
Canyon Road
112th Street E.
Canyon Road South
Planned
Improvements
Canyon Road North
SR 704
176th Street E.
SR 167
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CRP ’12
$12.7 mil
CRP ‘08-’12
$15.1 mil
CRP ‘02-’08
$8.0 mil
CRP ‘03-’09
$6.3 mil
Slide 19
Challenges
Lower than Expected Job Densities
Funding for Transportation Improvements
Air Quality
Solution:
Partnerships
&
Incentives
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Slide 20
Partnerships
SR-167 Completion
Coalition
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Slide 21
Incentives/Strategies
Financial
Amortization of Sewer System Development Charges
Reduction in Transportation Impact Fees
Executive Priority Projects
Latecomers Agreements
Planning/Design
No net loss policy (EC zoned lands)
Access Management Plan
Corridors and Connectors
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Slide 22
Summary
The Frederickson M/I Center is poised for continued success:
• Successful Partnerships
• Significant Infrastructure Investments
• Workforce Development Programs
• Significant Employment Growth
• Capacity to Accommodate Additional Employment Growth
• Expectation of Business Expansions
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Slide 23
Frederickson
Manufacturing/Industrial
Center
QUESTIONS?
Dan Cardwell
(253)798-7039 or [email protected]
April 4th, 2013
PSRC Growth Management Policy Board

frederickson manufacturing/industrial center

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