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Village of Cottage Grove Economic Development Guide VILLAGE OF COTTAGE GROVE WISCONSIN 221 East Cottage Grove Road Cottage Grove, Wisconsin 53527 608.839.4704 www.village.cottage-grove.wi.us Matt Giese, Village Administrator [email protected] Erin Ruth, Director of Planning & Development [email protected] COTTAGE GROVE WEB RESOURCES Village of Cottage Grove http://www.village.cottage-grove.wi.us/ Scan to find contact info, meeting schedules, agendas, and minutes Village Interactive Economic Development Mapping Site http://www.village.cottage-grove.wi.us/211/Economic-Development Use Location One Information Systems interactive map to search for info on available land and buildings in Cottage Grove Village Interactive Zoning & Engineering Mapping Site http://cottagegrove.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=a030e7a0596144b589 5695e963e4ffa6 Scan to find interactive map providing information on zoning and engineering infrastructure Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce http://www.cottagegrovechamber.com/ Scan to find a Cottage Grove business directory and other community information Cottage Grove Commerce Park http://www.cottagegrovecommercepark.com/ Scan to find information about land available in the Cottage Grove Commerce Park DISTINCT, FRIENDLY COMMUNITY Small Town Charm Responsive Government Highly Rated School System Newly Built, High Quality Housing Stock Extensive Park & Recreation System Easy Access to Madison Area Cultural Events & Amenities Surrounded by Beautiful Rural Landscape EXTENSIVE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK Direct Access to I-94 (to Madison, Milwaukee, & Minneapolis/St. Paul) I-94 Six Lanes between Cottage Grove & Madison Easy Access to I-39/90 (to Rockford) and Highway 151 (to the Fox Cities) Dane County Regional Airport 11 min. drive from I-94 & N interchange Regional Bicycle Trail Connections Railroad Connection to Madison & Beyond Wisconsin Dept. Transportation Park & Ride at I-94 & CTH N VIBRANT FUTURE Steady Employment Growth Family Friendly with a Youthful Population Demographic High Median Household Income Easy Access to the University of Wisconsin - Madison Land Available Near I-94/Highway N Interchange WELCOME TO THE VILLAGE OF COTTAGE GROVE THE VILLAGE OF COTTAGE GROVE, WI INVITES YOU COTTAGE GROVE, WISCONSIN to consider Cottage Grove as you analyze opportunities for your business STATE RANKINGS or your clients. Cottage Grove is a vibrant community and a growing high- quality employment center. While Cottage Grove maintains the values and #28 of 277 Best Cities in WI to Raise a Family friendliness of a small Midwestern town, we are located a mere twenty - Niche.com (2019) minutes from Downtown Madison and share in the dynamic growth and the cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities that are abundant #16 Safest City in Wisconsin - NCHSS (2019) throughout Dane County. MADISON, WISCONSIN AREA Cottage Grove’s I-94/CTH N interchange serves as the gateway into the NATIONAL RANKINGS Madison metro area from the I-94 Madison/Milwaukee corridor. The Cot- #5 City for Emotional & Physical Well- tage Grove Interstate Commerce Park, which is anchored by the headquar- Being ters of Summit Credit Union, Johnson Health Tech, and Landmark Coopera- - Wallethub (2020) tive, is strategically located adjacent to the interchange. The Commerce #1 Best City to Raise a Family Park is within the Village’s TIF District #5, and incentives may be available - SafeHomes.org (2019) for desirable projects. Development opportunities can also be found north #3 Best Places to Live of I-94 (TID #10), in the N. Main St. Corridor (TID #5), along W. Cottage - Livability.com (2019) Grove Rd. (TID #8), around the intersection of N & BB (TID #9), and in the One of the Best Small Cities in America historic Olde Town core (TID #7). - National Geographic (2018) The immediate Cottage Grove area is home to a top school district (Monona #1 Quality of Life & Industry Diversity - Business Facilities Magazine (2018) Grove) and ample recreational opportunities including golf courses, Village and Dane County parks, and the western trailhead of the Glacial Drumlin #1 Best City for an Active Lifestyle State Trail which links Cottage Grove to Waukesha for bikers and hikers. - Wallet Hub (2017) The Village also features a newly built, high quality housing stock. #4 Sportiest City in the U.S. - Men’s Health (2017) The Village of Cottage Grove employs an experienced and capable staff, #2 Super Cool Cities dedicated to ensuring a smooth and predictable development process. - Expedia (2017) Staff is available for pre-submittal meetings to provide local knowledge #3 America’s Friendliest Cities and guidance, and will become a trusted partner as your project grows to - Travel & Liesure (2016) fruition. #2 City for Post-Graduation - Glamour (2016) Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments. We, in the Village of Cottage Grove, look forward to making our home your home! #5 Best College Football Town - Travel & Leisure (2016) Sincerely, #3 Healthiest City Erin Ruth, AICP - Director of Planning & Development - Livability.com (2015) [email protected] #1 Greenest City in America (608) 839-4704 - Nerd Wallet (2014) SUMMIT CREDIT UNION In 2019 Summit Credit Union completed construction on its new 6-story headquarters in the Com- merce Park. The 190,000 sq. ft. building opened with approxi- mately 250 employees. The struc- ture is highly visible and easily accessible from I-94 COTTAGE GROVE COMMONS Phase 1 includes 137 units in a large mixed use building and 4 small condo buildings and will be complete in early 2021. Phase 2 will begin construction in 2021 and will add approximately 270 units in a mix of building types includ- ing rentals and condos. GLEN GROVE APARTMENTS The 100-unit Glen Grove Apart- ment building recently received zoning and site plan approval. The project uses WHEDA tax credits to provide affordable housing op- portunities. Units will be set aside for families with a disabled family member. COMFORT SUITES HOTEL The Comfort Suites Hotel is under construction in the Commerce Park with completion expected in fall of 2021. The hotel will include 82 rooms and amenities including a pool and fitness room. RECENT PROJECTS DRUMLIN RESIDENCES The Drumlin Residences apart- ments include 60 units in an ap- proximately 105,000 square foot building, which also includes a 4,400 square foot community room. The project was completed in 2017. MADISON WINDOW CLEANING Madison Window Cleaning is a 90+ year old family-owned com- pany that relocated from Down- town Madison to a new 12,000 sq. ft. office and light industrial building in the Commerce Park. The building opened in 2020. STIHL, INC. Stihl’s new midwest distribution facility is a 65,000 sq. ft. building on 9 acres in the Cottage Grove Commerce Park. The facility opened with approximately 25 employees in December 2015. UW HEALTH CLINIC UW Medical Foundation replaced their existing Cottage Grove clinic with this new 14,000 sq. ft. build- ing on N. Main Street. The facility opened with approximately 25 employees in January 2016. RECENT PROJECTS COTTAGE GROVE MADISON MILWAUKEE to WI Dells to Green Bay 39 to Fox Cities to Fox Cities 90 151 43 41 WAUNAKEE 94 WATERLOO WATERTOWN MENOMONEE FALLS 19 SUN PRAIRIE COTTAGE GROVE BROWN DEER 94 OCONOMOWOC MADISON DELAFIELD BROOKFIELD LAKE MILLS WAUWATOSA JOHNSON CREEK 94 12 18 FITCHBURG 12 WAUKESHA MILWAUKEE 39 18 JEFFERSON GLACIAL DRUMLIN STATE TRAIL WEST ALLIS VERONA 90 43 to Rockford & Chicago FT. ATKINSON to Beloit FRANKLIN 94 OAK CREEK to Chicago I-94 MADISON TO MILWAUKEE CORRIDOR TESTIMONIALS “Our new headquarters required a community flexible to our grow- ing business needs and a site with 39 exceptional visibility in our market 90 DEFOREST 151 area. That, and the Village’s flex- 94 ibility in meeting our needs, made WAUNAKEE Cottage Grove a great choice for SUN PRAIRIE WATERLOO 19 Summit.” MARSHALL 12 Dane County 151 N - Kim Sponem - CEO, Summit Regional Airport MATC “The first meeting I had with the Vil- MIDDLETON 14 94 lage, I walked into the parking lot MADISON 30 COTTAGE LAKE MILLS and I thought to myself, this is where UW-Madison Capitol MONONA GROVE our home is going to be.” Alliant Center N DEERFIELD - Murray Bishop - Stihl 12 18 18 “We enjoy the rural atmosphere VERONA FITCHBURG McFARLAND 12 18 that Cottage Grove offers, howev- 39 er, when need arises it is a conve- 90 OREGON STOUGHTON nient short drive from Madison and Milwaukee” - Bob Carlson - CEO, Landmark MADISON METROPOLITAN AREA Cooperative CTH N TO SUN PRAIRIE (7 MIN. TO DOWNTOWN) N McCarthy County TT FUTURE Park DEVELOPMENT AREA CTH TT TO MADISON The Oaks TT Golf Course 94 94 Cottage I-94 TO MILW. Blackhawk Grove (1 HR TO Airfield I-94 TO MADISON Commerce DOWNTOWN) (3 MIN. TO I-90, 11 MIN. TO Park DANE CO. REG.Sources: AIRPORT, Esri, HERE, DeLorme,& 15 USGS, Intermap, INCREMENT P, NRCan, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China Sources: Esri, HERE, DeLorme, USGS, Intermap, INCREMENT P, NRCan, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), Esri Korea, Esri (Thailand), MapmyIndia, NGCC, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS (Hong Kong), Esri Korea, Esri (Thailand), MapmyIndia, NGCC, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community User Community MIN. TO CAPITOL) Sources: CORRIDOR MAIN ST. Esri, HERE, DeLorme, USGS, Intermap, INCREMENT P, NRCan, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), Esri Korea, Esri (Thailand), MapmyIndia, NGCC, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community CTH BB TO MADISON BB BB
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