Day-Of PowerPoint Presentation for June 2015 Amplify Event
North Coast Stakeholders reveal some of the newest developments in the district.
The Amplify Speaker Series, now in its ninth year, continues
to draw more business leaders. The luncheon series is
recognized as one of Cleveland’s best corporate networking
events. The goal is to bring professionals together to network
and to hear from a panel of industry experts in specific
categories/industries that adhere to that month’s theme in
Cleveland Business Connects (CBC) magazine.
June 2015 Amplify - Cleveland's Downtown Lakefront Development
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10. TODAY’S SPEAKERS:
• Khalid Bahhur, Commissioner, Burke Lakefront Airport
• Jon Stahl, President & CEO, LeanDog
• Greg Harris, President & CEO, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and
Museum
• Kirsten Ellenbogen, President & CEO, Great Lakes Science
Center
• Richard Pace, President, Cumberland Real Estate Development
15.
Your BKL
• Important
Cleveland
and
Regional
General
Avia9on
(GA)
facility
• $45.6
M
Economic
Impact
• 66,862
takeoffs
and
landings
in
2014
•
Current
traffic
mix
• On-‐demand
charter
services
• Corporate
traffic
• Medical
transport
• Cleveland
Police
&
News
• Military
opera9ons
• Home
to
a
number
of
avia9on
and
non-‐avia9on
businesses.
16. § Part
of
the
Cleveland
Airport
System
§ Centrally
located
downtown
§ 24-‐hour
opera9on
§ On-‐demand
limo
and
taxi
service
§ On-‐call
customer
service
§ Full
aircraY
services
§ Charter
and
air
taxi
opera9ons
§ No
flight
conges9on
issues
§ Customs
and
immigra9on
facility
The Burke Advantage
18.
Looking Forward
§ New
Corporate
Hangar
§ 20,000
Sq.
Ft
Hangar
§ 8,000
Sq.
Ft.
Office
§ $7
million
dollar
Investment
§ World
Class
Facility
§ Corporate
aircraY
hangar
19.
Looking Forward
New
Execu9ve
Terminal
New
Hangar
20. § Terminal
Enhancement
project
Looking Forward
Renovate
Avia9on
High
school
Terminal
Enhancement
Project
21. § Private-‐public
redevelopment
plan
§ Restaurants
§ Office
development
plan
§ Improved
runway
safety
area
plan
§ New
corporate
jet
facili9es
Looking Forward
22.
You’re Invited!
§ Annual
Burke
Corporate
Avia9on
Expo
§ Na9onal
keynote
speaker
§ Network
with
other
flight
departments
and
corporate
business
leaders
§ Cocktails,
hors
d’oeuvres,
live
music
§ Thursday,
September
10,
2015
-‐
5-‐8
p.m.
31. Connectivity & Parking
• But
how
do
we
get
people
there???
• Will
Friedman,
Port
of
Cleveland
• Ski
liYs?
• Called
a
friend
at
a
ski
resort
• Contacted
4
cable
car
manufacturers
• Started
doing
our
homework
33. Make No Little Plans
"Make
no
lifle
plans;
they
have
no
magic
to
s9r
men's
blood
and
probably
themselves
will
not
be
realized.
Make
big
plans;
aim
high
in
hope
and
work.”
—
Daniel
Hudson
Burnham
(1846-‐1912)
35. What’s Been Done
• RTA
support
• Built
a
flight
simulator
• Bought
a
cable
car
• Lots
of
coaches
&
mentors
• Brought
manufacturer's
here
• Brought
cable
car
consultants
here
• Invested
over
$200k
• Gaining
advocacy
40. Electromechanical Build Cost
• Based
on
Leitner-‐Poma
analysis,
the
rule
of
thumb
is
$5
M
per
liY
sta9on
(all
the
money
is
in
the
liY
sta9ons)
• We
are
doubling
their
es9mate
to
$10M
per
sta9on
• 3
liY
sta9on
system
=
$30M
42. Annual Revenue Sources
• Fare
income
-‐
$8.25M
-‐
$6.25M
• Naming
rights
-‐
$3M
• First
Energy
pays
$6M
>
Browns
• Progressive
pays
$3.6M
>
Indians
• In
car
branding
-‐
$250k
• Merchandise
-‐
$100K
44. Next Steps
• Engaging
ESG
to
work
with
stakeholders
to
complete
– Surveying
– Detail
Design
– Detailed
Specifica9ons
• Obtain
legal
counsel
to
help
with
permiwng
and
approval
process
51. The Numbers
• Museum is 20 years old
• 10 Million Visitors
• $2 Billion+ Economic Impact
• 300,000+ K-12 Students (Since 2006)
• 30 Years of Inductions
• 312 Inductees
73.
Sanitary
&
regional
stormwater
services
to
Cleveland
and
61
member
communi9es
1
million
customers
90+
billion
gallons
treated
each
year
3
wastewater
treatment
plants
Over
300
miles
of
interceptor
sewers
Do
not
operate
community
collec9on
systems
Water
quality
monitoring
Lake
Erie
beach
monitoring
and
maintenance
Sewer
District
Responsibili9es
74.
The
Past
75. NEORSD
Has
Been
ProacLve
In
Addressing
CSO
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Baseline
(1970s) Current
(2015)
9
4.5
Typical
Year
CSO
Volume
Remaining
(BG)
78. Sewer District’s Beach
Monitoring Program
Daily
Water
Quality
Sampling
at
3
Beaches:
• Edgewater
• Villa
Angela
• Euclid
Predicted
daily
water
quality
forecasts
available
to
public
at:
www.neorsd.org/beaches
79. Project
Clean
Lake
The
Sewer
District:
COMBINED
SEWER
OVERFLOW
CONTROL
The Future
80. Consent
Decree
Requires
Northeast
Ohio’s
CSO
Problem
Reduced
in
25
Years
98%
Capture
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Baseline
(1970s) Current
(2011) Target
(2036)
9
4.5
0.494
Typical
Year
CSO
Volume
Remaining
(BG)
81. Great
Lakes
communi9es
have
higher
CSO
reduc9on
goals
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Annual
CSO
Discharge
(BG)
Baseline
(ca.
1970s)
Current
(2012)
Goal
(2035
and
beyond)
98% 98%
85%
85%
82. CSO Level of Control – Baseline Conditions (2005)
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86. “We forget that the water
cycle and the life cycle are
one.”
-Jacques Yves Cousteau
87. • Kellie C. Rotunno, P.E., BCEE
Chief Operating Officer
rotunnok@neorsd.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION
• 216-881-6600
• neorsd.org
• facebook.com/yoursewerdistrict
• twitter.com/neorsd
NEORSD Contact Information
88. GIVEAWAYS:
• 4 VIP box suite tickets to Train at Blossom ($900 value), courtesy of Live
Nation
• 4 tickets to the Fabulous Food Show ($120 value ), courtesy of I-X Center
• 4 tickets to the Aquarium and a Great Lakes T-shirt ($80 value), courtesy of
NEORSD
• 3 Cambria cheeseboards ($50 value/each), courtesy of Cambria
• Gift card to Pickwick and Frolic ($50 value), courtesy of Van Auken Akins
Architects
• Gift card to Cibreo Italian Kitchen ($50 value), courtesy of Van Auken Akins
Architects
• 2 tickets to the Rock Hall ($46.50 value), courtesy of The Rock and Roll Hall of
89. THANK YOU
FOR ATTENDING
Please join us for the next AMPLIFY luncheon
August 26 at The Westin Cleveland Downtown, presented by
Contempo Communications and BlueBridge Networks.