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AGENDA
Industrial Development Commission
May 11, 1965
8:00 P. M o
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Minutes
3. Discussion of 4th of July Celebration Project
4. Steve Miller - Minneapolis Gas Company Area Development - 8:30 P.M.
Subject; Minneapolis Gas Company Napping Program and How
it Can be of Help to you.
5. Committee Reports
a . Contact and Welcoming - Thomas Harty
b. Publicity Profiles - Ray Johnson
c. Sign Ordinance- Sill Williarrs
6. Other Business
7. Adjournment
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BROOKLYN CENTER
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPICiL'T COMINISSION
MAY .=TTI :G
We recommend that the Brooklyn Center Industrial Jevelo-oment Commis^ion
participate in the 4th of July Celebr ation by manning a iapla.y Boot-..
The Village Council has been approached in regard to this idea.
Their reaction was that it would provide an excellent opportunity to
reach some of the residents, to get their thinking toward industry in
Brooklyn Center.
The 4th of July Celebration Chairman has been contacteA and indicates a
booth area could. be reserved for us.
We propose that cards per the attached samAle be printed to be filled out
by as a.any persons as visit the booth.
These cards would also provide a means of getting leads or prospective
ind.u~-tries for the Contact Committee.
We visualize this as an opportunity to ?isplay portions of the re S P
Community Fact Survey and copies of the High Impact Brochure.
We propose the use of attention getters such as:
A large sign reading "I-WLJSTRY OR YY"
Members wearing UIaCIE S94 HATS and name tags or arm bands
Sandwich Board Signs
A large map of Brooklyn Center, showing the areas available for industry.
(The amount of area actually available for industry may be quite
surprising to many if sufficiently illustrated)
We feel that it would be good from a, outlic relations standpoint to
illustrate the ways in which the Industrial Development Commission can
assist industry in locating in Brooklyn Center.
We feel too, that we should publicize our accomplishments to-date, and the
future plans of the Commission.
The Publie ty Committee,
Wayne LAibrecht
Ernee McArthur
Frank K.ampmeyer