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toledobiz.com APRIL 2020 Vol. 38 · No. 4 Crown Lift Trucks constructing new facility in Maumee Wealth New building to replace Management existing branch nearby page 4 on Technology Drive Crown Lift Trucks, a forklift manufac- Ohio local turer headquartered in New Bremen, Ohio, is constructing a new branch facility on governments sign North Jerome Road in Maumee to replace OneOhio agreement its existing facility currently located near- page 9 by on Technology Drive. …continued on page 8 Construction of Crown Lift Trucks’ new facility in Maumee

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Company to construct delivery station and add in Perrysburg 120 new jobs on former Southwyck property Restore Hyper Wellness + Cry- formerly Business Advantage Amazon intends to build and operate Kapszukiewicz revealed in mid-March. otherapy, an Austin-based wellness a new 150,000 square foot delivery station “Th is is a huge win for Toledo and for this company, is building out and opening which will create 10 full-time jobs and 110 area of our city, which has been clamoring a location at Levis Commons in Per- TIME SENSITIVE MAIL SENSITIVE TIME Development News Box 1986 P.O. Toledo, Ohio 43603 part-time jobs on the Hawthorne Hills prop- for years for a much-needed redevelopment rysburg near OrangeTh eory Fitness erty, formerly known as the Southwyck Shop- on this site that has sat empty for too long,” …continued on page 10 ping Center property, Toledo Mayor Wade …continued on page 2 2 · Development News · April 2020

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create a mechanism for us to recoup the en- Amazon tire $3.6 million investment, which includes bonds and holding costs,” Mayor Kapszuk- …Continued from page 1 iewicz said. In order to protect the City’s investment Mayor Kapszukiewicz said. “Th is is anoth- in the property, and a strategically impor- er step – a huge step – toward the revitaliza- tant property in south Toledo, Amazon will tion of this entire area and the Reynolds Road be required to execute a conditional buy back corridor. I am very excited to welcome Am- option at closing. Th e option will allow the azon to our community and thank them for City to buy the property back for $1 in the investing in Toledo.” event Amazon has not developed the prop- Legislation will be presented to Toledo erty within four years. City Council authorizing the City to enter “Th e site’s size, easy access to I-80/90 and into a purchase agreement with Amazon for I-475, and proximity to customers and an ac- the sale and redevelopment of the property. cessible workforce lends itself well to being a “Our primary goal was to put this proper- Photo provided by logistics operation,” said Brandon Sehlhorst, ty back into productive use in a manner that www.quotecatalog.com a commissioner of economic development strengthens the surrounding area through for the City of Toledo. “Th ere is precedent the creation of new jobs and new capital in- for this use in the Reynolds Road corridor, vestment,” Mayor Kapszukiewicz said dur- was being marketed for the site. By proac- part of Toledo. Now, it is our great pleasure including Estes Trucking located down the ing a news conference at the Hawthorne tively rezoning the property, the City saved to welcome Amazon to this site.” street from this site, the J.B. Hunt Transport Hills property. Amazon up to 120 business days of entitle- Th e proposed structure of the deal al- Services operation at the former FedEx fa- According to offi cials, Hawthorne Hills is ments process. lows the City to recoup the $3.6 million in- cility on Reynolds Road, Williams Distrib- one of the largest available pad-ready devel- “Th is development is exactly what south vested into the site since it was purchased uting in the former Toys-R-Us store across opment sites in Toledo. Th e Kapszukiewicz Toledo needs to kick-start the prosperity by the City in December 2014. Amazon in- the street from this site, and the UPS major Administration proactively worked for two here on the site that many of us still know as tends to purchase the entire 58.5 acre site, distribution center on the other side of the years to attract a logistics and distribution Southwyck,” said Toledo City Council presi- and the property will be sold to the compa- Ohio Turnpike in Maumee.” user to the site. In July 2019, Toledo rezoned dent Matt Cherry. “We have welcomed other ny for $1. No other incentives are being of- “Th is announcement is another example the property from Regional Commercial – businesses back to this area, including Rahe fered by the City. of why Toledo is among the best at job-cre- Sign Overlay (CR-SO) to Limited Industrial & Co. CPAs and APS Medical Billing, which “The City will implement tax incre- ation and economic development,” said May- (IL) to align the property’s zoning with what saw the great potential of investing in this ment fi nancing for the property, which will or Kapszukiewicz.

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According to David Welber, branch manager for Crown Lift Trucks in Maumee, Crown’s business is expanding and the new facility will enable Crown to off er an ex- panded set of products and services to cus- tomers in the region, including increased levels of service technician training. Welber noted that the new facility is a typical Crown branch facility that will provide offi ce and warehouse space, a ful- ly-stocked parts department, and a service training facility featuring Crown’s Dem- onstrated Performance® (DP) Training Crown Lift Trucks’ new Maumee facility will be similar to this one in Grand Rapids, Michigan

programs for forklift service technicians. components, including key parts like mo- Building with Integrity “Th e facility off ers customers a complete tors, drive units, and electronic modules. MOSSER selection of material handling technologies, From its smallest hand pallet truck to www.mosserconstruction.com Since 1948 products, and services. Th is includes fork- its highest lift ing turret truck, according lift s, warehouse design solutions, Integri- to Crown, it designs, manufactures, dis- ty Parts and Service System™, automated tributes, services, and supports materi- General Contracting warehouse solutions, and Crown’s wireless al handling products that provide its cus- Design/Build InfoLink® fl eet and operator management tomers with value. Its broad global dealer Construction Management system,” said Welber. “Th e location also network provides a range of quality mate- off ers comprehensive battery charger ser- rial handling equipment, storage solutions, Commercial vice, providing a one-stop shop to help en- and support services. Industrial sure customers have the power they need In Maumee, Crown off ers forklift s and Healthcare It’s our culture and expertise that gets projects for increased forklift uptime and a low cost rentals; service and support; and total Educational through the finish line. Athletic Facilities of ownership.” solutions. Worship According to the company, since its en- Crown’s forklift s and rentals include a Public try into the material handling equipment nationwide fl eet of both used and rental Water & Wastewater Treatment industry in 1960, Crown has earned a rep- trucks and factory-direct access that pro- Highway/Bridges utation as an innovator in forklift and ma- vides customers with a broad selection Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings terial handling equipment. Crown designs of forklift s, pallet jacks, and specialty lift Fremont (419) 334-3801 x Maumee (419) 861-5100 and manufactures up to 85% of its lift truck trucks, delivered on time and on spec, ac- cording to the company. Flexible fi nancing, rental, and leasing options are available. Th e company’s service and support in- cludes a dealer network that assures respon- sive service and local parts availability for entire fl eets, with comprehensive programs that ensure lowest cost of ownership, ac- cording to the company. Its total solutions includes a trained staff that provides a big-picture view of how equipment works with its customers’ peo- ple and environment. Th e Crown dealer of- fers end-to-end solutions to improve pro- ductivity at a facility, including fl eet man- agement solutions; warehouse product so- WHAT CAN CBS Joe Bajas lutions; warehouse consulting; batteries and chargers; and dock and door, noted the company. 419.214.0033 According to Welber, its vertical integra- DO FOR YOU www.cbscuso.com tion and service sets the company apart. ? “Crown employs a vertically-integrat- Your local credit union cooperative ed manufacturing approach, building up to 85% of the components that go into our working to fund commercial loans. lift trucks. Th is promotes superior qual- ity, fl exibility to manufacture a compre- hensive range of lift trucks, consistency in • Loans up to $10,000,000 + global production standards, and environ- mental practices that promote sustainabil- • No Prepayment Penalties ity,” said Welber. “Crown’s comprehensive • Attractive Long Term Interest Rates and customer-centric approach is focused on providing complete solutions that help • Personalized Service customers enhance productivity, improve safety and reduce operation and labor costs. Th ese solutions extend far beyond just the lift truck to include fl eet and operator man- SM Your Business Lending Partner John M. Skeldon agement technologies; warehouse products and design services; training for operators, supervisors, pedestrians, and technicians; and responsive and effi cient service. Th is fully-integrated approach results in a com- prehensive solution designed to achieve …continued on page 14 DEVELOPMENT NEWS APRIL 2020 · DEVELOPMENT NEWS · 9 Ohio local governments sign OneOhio agreement

Ohio’s local governments encompassing • 30% of the funding will be set aside for more than two-thirds of the State’s popula- community recovery, money that will go White Family Companies tion have signed on to OneOhio, a plan to directly to every Township, Village, City, jointly approach settle- and County in Ohio – ment negotiations and more than 2,000 in all – expand in Lima litigation with the drug to address the immediate manufacturers and dis- needs of residents tributors of opioids, ac- • 55% will be set aside cording to Ohio Gover- for the creation of a state- Company recently purchased both nor Mike DeWine and wide foundation that will Ohio Attorney General develop and oversee the Allan Nott Toyota and Allan Nott Honda Dave Yost funding of short-term Commitments were and long-term planning Th e White Family Companies, Inc., has now operate 25 automobile dealerships received from local gov- that local communities purchased both Allan Nott Toyota and Al- throughout Ohio, Wyoming, and South ernments representing need to continue to ad- lan Nott Honda in Lima, Ohio, accord- Dakota in 11 diff erent cities. Th e compa- more than 9.8 million dress this crisis ing to Tim White Jr., president. In 2019, nies employ over 1,200 people with com- Ohioans, or 85% of the • 15% will go to the the Nott dealerships had combined sales bined sales of over $1 billion dollars. Th is State’s population of 11.7 State of Ohio, to be used of approximately $107 million dollars and will be the fi ft h Honda dealership operated million. Th e list includes to leverage statewide buy- 117 employees. by the White Family and their second Toy- 73 of Ohio’s 88 county ing power to off er preven- White Jr., said, “Th e addition of the Nott ota dealership, noted the company. governments, with par- “It’s a simple concept, tion, treatment, and re- organization strategically fi ts into our foot- Tim White Sr., chairman of the board, ticipation from rural, covery support services print in western Ohio, halfway between our added, “We are happy to be able to return suburban, and urban ar- but when we are OneOhio, according operations in the Toledo area and the Day- to Lima where we operated White Chevro- eas alike. united, we are stronger. to officials, ensures a ton metropolitan market. We are extreme- let Inc., from 1953 to 1974. With the acqui- All votes cast for settlement for Ohio that ly fortunate to be able to add these well run sition of these dealerships our revenues will OneOhio membership OneOhio puts us in the recognizes that every and respected companies to our Ohio fami- place us in the top 75 of all dealer groups were unanimous. best position to face the corner of the state has ly of dealerships. We have off ered all the em- nationally.” “I am pleased that drug companies that been hit hard by the cri- ployees continued employment and foresee Th e White Family operates Dave White Ohio’s communities sis. It focuses funding on no changes in the management structure of Acura, Dave White Chevrolet, Jim White have agreed to come did so much to destroy programs that address the dealerships.” Lexus of Toledo, Jim White Toyota, and Jim together as OneOhio,” lives and communities prevention, treatment, Th e White Family of Dealerships will White Honda in Toledo. said DeWine. “It’s a sim- and long-term recov- ple concept, but when when they got Ohioans ery; criminal justice; and we are united, we are hooked on their highly public awareness costs stronger. OneOhio puts addictive products.” that promote the over- us in the best position all health and well-being to face the drug compa- Mike DeWine, of Ohioans. Equally im- nies that did so much to Governor of Ohio portant, the plan ensures destroy lives and com- that these funds are pre- munities when they got served and fl exible over Ohioans hooked on their highly addictive time as a way of helping the State combat products.” the ever-evolving drug problem. “When it comes to the opioid crisis, al- “Th e OneOhio plan is a collective ef- most all of us are in the same boat,” said fort to bring money back to Lucas County. Yost. “Th is agreement formalizes our in- It will dedicate resources back to our com- tent to stand together. We are stronger when munity and the people who were hurt, helps we’re united.” prevent people from getting hurt in the fu- OneOhio provides a mechanism for the ture, and holds the drug and pharmaceutical SDC is the distribution of any opioid settlement funds companies accountable,” said Lucas Coun- and outlines how the funds can be used. ty Commissioner’s president Tina Skeldon SUPERIOR Specifi cally: Wozniak. CHOICE in group dental benefits

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Th e US solar industry employed near- Arizona (3% growth, 7,777 total jobs). In the ly 250,000 workers in 2019, an increase of Northeast, Massachusetts solar jobs were up more than 5,600 jobs (or 2.3%) since 2018, 1.9% aft er two years of decline, with a total according to the 10th annual National So- of 10,400 workers. Jobs were also up 16% in lar Jobs Census released recently by Th e So- New Hampshire, with 1,031 total workers. lar Foundation. Th is marks a resurgence in California still has by far the most solar solar industry employment following two jobs nationwide, but jobs declined by 3.4% years of job losses in 2017 and 2018. statewide for a total of 74,255 workers. Oth- Th e Solar Foundation, a non-profi t educa- er states with a notable decrease in solar jobs tional and research organization, issues the from 2018 to 2019 include Michigan, Min- National Solar Jobs Census each year to pro- nesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, vide comprehensive and reliable data on the First Solar’s Lake Township plant Tennessee, Washington, and Wisconsin. Lo- US solar workforce. Since the fi rst Solar Jobs cal jobs data by county, metro area, and leg- Census was published, American solar jobs spent some portion of their time on solar-re- industry sector employs 162,126 solar work- islative district is forthcoming. have increased 167%, from just over 93,000 lated work, for a total of 344,532 workers who ers (nearly two-thirds of the 249,983 total), Th e National Solar Jobs Census is based jobs in 2010 to 249,983 jobs in 2019. spent all or part of their time in solar. and about 16,000 of these workers focus on on a survey of solar establishments conduct- Th is job growth refl ects the rapid expan- “The solar industry has been one of battery storage. Th e solar manufacturing ed between October and November 2019. sion of the US solar industry, driven by the America’s leading job creators over the past sector grew by just under 700 jobs to a to- Th e date collection eff ort included approx- plummeting cost of solar technologies and decade, as evidenced by our annual Nation- tal of 34,423. imately 66,900 phone calls and over 47,000 its increased popularity among individuals, al Solar Jobs Census,” said Andrea Luecke, Th e Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions emails. Th e survey was administered to 2,766 businesses, and electric utilities, noted offi - president and executive director of Th e So- were one of the bright spots in this year’s So- establishments, of which 1,859 completed or cials. In the fi ve-year period between 2014 lar Foundation. “In just 10 years, despite fac- lar Jobs Census. Florida has the second-high- substantially completed the survey. Th is pro- and 2019, solar employment increased 44%, ing many challenges, solar has grown from est number of solar jobs nationwide, growing vides a margin of error of 2.27% for the na- fi ve times faster than job growth in the over- a niche product to a mainstream energy 18% in 2019 for a total of 12,202 solar work- tional jobs data. all US economy. source that provides a quarter of a million ers. Georgia solar jobs increased by 30%, the “Th ere’s no doubt about it: Th e solar in- Solar jobs also increased in 31 states in high-quality jobs. Th is is great news, but it’s highest rate of growth in all 50 states, for a dustry is a major employer and an increas- 2019, and growth well outpaced the nation- only a fraction of what can be accomplished total of 4,798 jobs. South Carolina’s solar ingly important part of our economy,” said al average in many emerging solar markets. if we are truly committed to solving the cli- workforce was up 11% to 3,307 total jobs, and Bob Keefe, executive director of the nation- Th e state with the most jobs added in 2019 mate crisis and expanding the use of solar Maryland was up 8% to 4,854 jobs. al, nonpartisan business group E2 (Environ- was Florida, followed by Georgia, Utah, New and storage. It’s past time for us to unite as Nevada was the top state for the num- mental Entrepreneurs). “It would benefi t law- York, Texas, Illinois, and Virginia. a nation and create even more jobs by har- ber of solar jobs per capita, with 7,000 so- makers to remember the hundreds of thou- Nationwide, according to offi cials, the nessing the power of the sun.” lar workers, a 5% increase from 2018. Oth- sands of Americans who now work in solar 249,983 solar workers include those who Most of the solar job gains in 2019 were in er Western states with strong job growth in every state in our country as they consid- spend the majority of their time on solar-re- installation and project development, which include Utah (18% growth, 7,107 total jobs); er policies that can keep these good-paying lated activities. An additional 94,549 workers added about 7,000 jobs in 2019. Overall, this Colorado (5% growth, 7,174 total jobs); and jobs growing for a long time to come.” 12 · DEVELOPMENT NEWS · APRIL 2020 REAL ESTATE Ohio praises high-speed internet providers

Ohio providers commended providers pledge that they will not termi- nate service to any residential or small busi- The following companies have taken part in the “Keep Americans on commitment to “Keep ness customer for failure to pay during the Connected” Pledge. InnovateOhio will continue to update the list on pandemic; they will waive late fees for those its website as more companies commit to the pledge. Americans Connected” pledge customers, and open their Wi-Fi hotspots to anyone who needs them. • Arcadia • Little Miami Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lieu- K-12 schools in Ohio temporarily closed • AT&T • Mediacom tenant Governor Jon Husted recently com- their doors in mid-March by order of the • Bresco Broadband • Oakwood mended Ohio high-speed internet providers Ohio Department of Health. Th e move, an- • Cable One • Ohio Rural Broadband Association who have announced they will take part in nounced by DeWine, is intended to help curb • CenturyLink • Ohio Telecom Association the Federal Communications Commission’s the spread of the virus. As a result, internet • Charter • Sprint (FCC) “Keep Americans Connected” pledge connectivity for everything from distance • Cincinnati Bell • TMobile to help Americans impacted by disruption learning and telecommuting are being more • Continental • TracFone Wireless caused by the Coronavirus Pandemic. Th ese widely used. Th is makes high-speed internet • Comcast • US Cellular • Consolidated Communications • Van Lue • Cox Communications • Verizon 10677 Fremont Pike | Perrysburg 721 Conant Street | Maumee • Frontier • Windstream UNIT C 1,330 SF connectivity more important than ever. working together to make sure everyone has “I want to thank these providers for their what they need to stay safe and healthy,” said part in helping the many Ohioans impacted Husted. “People are responding to the lead- by the virus,” DeWine said. “Access to on- ership they’ve already seen from our Gover- line resources and information continues to nor – that even in crisis, Ohioans will pull to- be vital as we navigate the widespread eff ects gether. We know it won’t cover every student Lease Rate: $3,325/Month (NNN) Lease Rate: $1,975/Month (MG) of COVID-19.” or every school district, but this is a mean- Available: 1,330 SF Available: 1,185 SF “The people of Ohio are responding ingful step at connecting more students to · Former walk-in urgent care · Highly visible freestanding building · Move-in ready/landlord can renovate to this outbreak by coming together and their teachers.” · Between Anthony Wayne Trail and Illinois Ave · Excellent visibility · Renovated in 2011 · Near Kroger, Panera and Chipotle · 24,822 vehicles per day on Conant Street · 33,917 vehicles per day on Fremont Pike

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Aft er another record-setting year in 2019, had more than 130,000 new business fi lings. 12,069 new businesses fi led in Ohio in Jan- Ohio is also seeing greater amount of uary, an increase of 2,998 from December, Ohioans taking advantage of quick-and-easy according to Ohio Secretary of State Frank online fi lings through Ohio Business Cen- LaRose. tral. In January, online fi lings made up 85% “Ohioans are utilizing our strong economy of all business fi lings, noted the Secretary of to pursue the American dream, and they’re State’s offi ce. choosing to do it right here in Ohio,” said La- New business fi lings are classifi ed as forms Rose. “As we begin the new year, we’ll con- fi led with the Ohio Secretary of State that de- tinue our eff orts to provide the resources they clare the formation of a business entity, in- need to succeed.” cluding for-profi t, non-profi t and profession- January’s numbers indicate a strong start al corporations, limited liability companies, to 2020 for Ohio entrepreneurs, building off partnerships, limited partnerships and lim- yet another record setting year in 2019 that ited liability partnerships.

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optimal results.” Th e company currently has 19 manu- Welber also noted that Crown continues facturing facilities, 500-plus retail loca- to help customers understand that the low- tions, and serves approximately 84 coun- est cost product does not provide the low- tries. According to Crown, its products are est cost of ownership. known globally for design excellence and “Crown’s success is measured by the val- have earned more than 100 prominent in- ue of the customer’s experience. Our em- ternational design awards. ployees appreciate and understand their “Th e company continues to lead through role in creating the best experiences for innovation in connected technologies, our customers. Our goal is not only to be warehouse automation and the application a great material handling provider, but to of data and artifi cial intelligence to help cus- be one of our customers’ best business de- tomers manage and grow their businesses cisions,” said Welber. with confi dence,” concluded Welber.

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