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John Hinzman: Planning Director
Kari Barker: Associate Planner/GIS
Justin Fortney: Associate Planner/Heritage Preservation
Shannon Rausch: Community Relations/Economic Development
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2009 Planning Department Projects
Commercial Projects
Red Wing Dental -1945 East 31St Street.
McDonalds Restaurant -1340 South Frontage Road
Residential Projects
• Minnesota Veterans Home - 60 Units -East 18t" Street
Ordinance & Policy Actions
• Completed the Hastings Bridge Visual Quality Manual
• Amended the Chicken Ordinance
• Amended the Portable Sign Ordinance
• Amended the Flood Plain Ordinance
2009 Plannin Commission Attendance Record
Name Position Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar Apr Apr May May Jun Jun Jul Jul Aug Aug Sep Sep Oct Oct Nov Nov Dec Dec
12 26 9 23 9 23 13 27 11 26 8 22 13 27 10 24 14 28 12 26 9 23 14 28
Greg PC Chair / / / /
Schmitt (to Jun 22)
Tim PC Chair
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McInnis (from Jul 13)
Steve PC Vice Chair / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Dennis Planning / / / / / / / / / / /
Peine Commissioner
Gary Planning / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Stevens Commissioner
Mark Planning / / / / / / / / / / / /
Vaughan Commissioner
Tom Planning / / / / / / / / / / /
Bullington Commissioner
Donald Planning
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Slaten Commissioner
John Planning / / / / / / / / / / / /
Hinzman Director
Kari Associate / / / / / / /
Barker Planner
Justin Associate / / / / / /
Fortney Planner
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Type of
A p plicafion °0
N 0
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N 0
N 0
N 0
N 0
N 0
N 0
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Comprehensive
Plan Amendment 4 2 3 3 0 2 1 1 0 0
Final Plat 8 8 15 15 7 8 4 4 1 0
House Move 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 1
Minor Subdivision 7 3 9 9 9 11 6 5 0 3
Ordinance
Amendment 0 5 3 4 6 9 8 7 4 5
Preliminary Plat 7 9 10 12 6 6 5 5 1 0
Rezoning 3 10 5 7 4 6 4 2 0 0
Site Plan 14 18 31 16 19 22 13 10 8 4
Special Use Permit 5 5 10 7 5 7 2 7 3 0
Variance 6 6 18 8 11 11 2 5 5 6
Annexation* 1 3 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 1
Vacations* 3 6 5 11 4 3 5 6 0 0
Home Occupation - _ _ _ - 3 2 1 0 2
Original Hastings
Design Review _ - _ _ _ _ 3 2 2 4
Annual Tofals** 60 75 112 94 73 88 59 56 24 26
* Annexations and Vacations are not reviewed by the Planning Commission
**Annual Totals represent the sum of the case types presented. Several proposals
include multiple case types (i.e. a townhome development could have a comprehensive
land use change, rezoning, preliminary plat, and site plan review).
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Residential
Units Valuation
Single Family 10 $1,920,645
Townhome
(2-1 D units attached) 3 $351, 972
Multi Family
(11 + units attached) 0 0
Manufactured Home 2 $130,000
Totals 15 $2,402,617
Commercial
Permits Valuation
New Commercialllndustrial 2 $1,028,421
Commercialllndustrial Remodel 39 $2,272,932
Totals 41 $3,301,353
Building Permits
450
400
350
300 ~ single family
250 -~ mobile home
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Current Population Estimate = 23,159
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Family Multi Family
2-10 Units (Townhomes) Multi Family
11+ Units (AptlCondo)
Existing Lot Inventory
Immediately Available 102 Lots16.3 Years 113 Lots~1.8 Years 284 Units
Planned Lot Inventory
Further City Approvals Needed 162 Lots110 Years 271 Lots14.2 Years 214 Units
Potential Lot Inventory
No Formal Approvals Granted 125777.6 Years 717 Units111.1 Years 258 Units
Tota I 1521 Lots193.9 Years 1101 U n its117.1 Years 756 U n its
EXISTING LOT INVENTORY
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Subdivision (Final Platted)
Total
Lots SINGLE FAMILY
Total
Available
Percent
Developed
Bolkens 6th Addition 8 1 88%
Century South 1st - 5th Additions 142 1 99%
Eastenders 7 7 0%
Featherstone Oaks 12 6 50%
South Oaks of Hastings 2nd Addition 35 23 34%
South Pines 4th - 6th Additions 63 3 95%
Sunset West Phase 1 and 2 66 5 92%
Wallin 4th Addition 16 1 94%
Wallin 7th -12th Addition 112 50 55%
Williams 3rd Addition 14 5 64%
Total 475 102 79%
Annual Number of Permits (last 5 years)
Projected Single Family Lot Supply
16.2
6.3 Years
TOWNHOME (2-10 units per bldg)
Total Total Percent
Subdivision (Final Platted) Lots Available Developed
Glendale Heights 1st - 3rd Additions 300 34 89%
Riverwood 7th - 8th Additions 105 54 49%
South Oaks of Hastings 2nd Addition 60 21 65%
Wallin 10th Addition 8 4 50%
Total 473 113 76%
Annual Number of Permits (last5years)
Projected Single Family Lot Supply
64.4
1.8 Years
MULTI FAMILY (11+ units per bldg)
Total Total Percent
Subdivision (Final Platted) Lots Available Developed
Riverwood 7th - 8th Additions 280 244 15%
Three Rivers Place 40 40 0%
Total 320 284 11
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FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
December 31, 2009
Single Multi Multi
Planned Development -Pending Approval Family 2-10 Units 11+ Units
Glendale Heights (Remaining) 214
Jorgenson (Tierney Dr) -1 ac 3
Riverwood (Remaining) 128
South Oaks (Remaining) 93
South Pines (Remaining) 68 50
Sunset West (Remaining) 17
Wallin (Remaining) 74
Tota I 162 271 214
Projected Lot Supply 10 Years 4.2 Years
Single Multi Multi
Potential Development - NoApprovals Given Family 2-10 Units 11+ Units
Conzemius (West Pleasant Valley) -160 ac 345
Solac (Featherstone Rd) - 4 ac 24
Eugene Bauer (Featherstone Rd) - 2 ac 5
Conzemius (Pleasant Dr -Featherstone -1st) - 30 ac 45 135
Lawrence (Northridge & Pleasant) -10 ac 30
Schmitt (Co Rd 46) -11 ac 16 50
Loren & Willard Bauer (Co Rd 46) - 69 ac 104 310
Walter Bauer (Co Rd 46 & Pleasant) - 30 ac 16 50
Frank Sieben (Highview) -11ac 16 50
ConzemiuslFinnegan -160 ac 350 50
SiewertlKDWA Tower Site - 6 ac 48
Dakota Summit North (2010-20 MUSA) - 20 ac 200
Schoolhouse Square Condo - 2 ac 58
Bauer~West General Sieben (2005-10 MUSA) -110 ac 330
Total 1257 717 258
Projected Lot Supply 77.6 Years 11.1 Years
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Twin Cities Region December Entire Year
13-County Metropolitan Area 2008 2009 Change 2008 2009 Change
New Listings 4,744 3,919 -17.4% 93,560 83,299 -11.0%
Closed Sales 2,728 2,970 + 8.9% 38,730 45,185 + 16.7%
Median Sales Price $167,000 $162,000 - 3.0% $196,500 $168,000 -14.5%
Average Sales Price $207,079 $204,906 -1.0% $236,953 $199,407 -15.8%
Percent of Original List Price Received at Sale* 90.0% 93.4% + 3.8% 91.8% 92.8% + 1.1
Average Days on Market Until Sale~* 148 132 -10.8% 151 138 - 8.6%
Single-Family Detached Inventory 17,381 13,405 - 22.9% -- -- --
Townhouse-Condo Inventory 7,480 5,773 - 22.8% -- -- --
*Does not account for list prices from any previous listing contracts **City market time figures are based on Cumulative Days on Market, which does account for previous listing contracts
Activity-Most Recent Month
4,744 2008
3.919 2009
2,728 2,970
New Listings Closed Sales
Median Sales Price
Average Days on Market Until Sale
148 151
132
2008 $196,500
2008
2009
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Activity-Entire Year
93,560
New Listings
2008
2009
Percent of Original List Price Received
° 93.4% 91.8% 92.8%
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Inventory of Homes for Sale
138 17,381
Entire Year
Single-Family Detached
2008
2009
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Dakota County, MN 2008 2009 Change 2008 2009 Change
New Listings 34 16 - 52.9% 627 533 -15.0%
Closed Sales 17 18 + 5.9% 264 294 + 11.4%
Median Sales Price $161,500 $134,705 -16.6% $177,250 $150,000 -15.4%
Average Sales Price $164,456 $176,251 + 7.2% $197,914 $169,575 -14.3%
Percent of Original List Price Received at Sale* 86.0% 89.9% + 4.6% 90.5% 90.6% + 0.1
Average Days on Market Until Sale~* 134 138 + 2.9% 161 150 - 6.8%
Single-Family Detached Inventory 122 92 - 24.6% -- -- --
Townhouse-Condo Inventory 94 62 - 34.0% -- -- --
*Does not account for list prices from any previous listing contracts **City market time figures are based on Cumulative Days on Market, which does account for previous listing contracts
Activity-Most Recent Month
2008
34 2009
$177,250
Activity-Entire Year
627
2008
2009
Median Sales Price
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2009
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New Listings
264 294
Closed Sales
Percent of Original List Price Received
89.9% 90.5%
86.0%
Inventory of Homes for Sale
161 122
150
December Entire Year
New Listings Closed Sales
December Entire Year
2009 Planning Applications
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File # Applicant Action Requested AddresslLocation # CC Action PC Action
2009-01 Adkins, Renee OHDS rear roof pitch 315 6th St E 02-04-09 A 2-2-09 A 1-26-09
2009-02 City of Hastings Ord Amendment -Industrial Park Signage 2009-06 A 5-4-09 A 4-13-09
2009-03 Gear, Alan Variance -Shoreland Setback to OHWM 901 1st Street E removed by applicant
2009-04 MN Dot Hastings Bridge Planning
2009-05 State of Minnesota Site Plan - MN Vets Home - 60 Unit Bldg 18th Street E 04-07-09 A 4-6-09 A 3-23-09
2009-06 Wittnbel, Judy Shoreland Variance- Lot Size- new home 10161st St E 04-15-09 A 4-20-09 A 4-13-09
2009-07 Gary Heselton - C&G Homes Minor Subdivision 314 7th St E 04-14-09 A 4-20-09 A 4-13-09
2009-08 locco, Gary Industrial Park Land Credit -Red Wing Dental 1945 31st St E N/A A 4-20-09 NIA
2009-09 City of Hastings Industrial Park Land Price 04-08-09 A 4-6-09 N/A
2009-10 State of Minnesota Annexation -Hastings WMA 31st Street E
2009-11 Schumacher, Jim OHDS -Garage 316 4th St W 05-23-09 A 5-18-09 A 5-11-09
2009-12 Jorgenson, Bruce Minor Subdivision 16xx Tierney Dr 06-07-09 A 6-1-09 A 5-26-09
2009-13 Jacobson, Mike Home Occupation Type II - Metalmorphis Cycle 215 5th St W 06-08-09 A 6-1-09 A 5-26-09
2009-14 City of Hastings Ord Amendment -Chickens in PI and R Districts 08-11-09 D 8-3-09 A 7-13-09
2009-15 City of Hastings CDBG-R Budget -Hardwire Fire Alarm NIA NIA NIA
2009-16 City of Hastings Traffic Study - 23rd Street -Vermillion Improvements N/A NIA NIA
2009-17 Karpen, Tecla Accept Easement -1st Street (River to Grove) N/A A 6-15-09 NIA
2009-18 Lehmann ,James Variance- Sideyard Setbacl 504 3rd St W 07-06-09 A 7-6-09 A 6-22-09
OHDS Review of Addition 07-07-09 A 7-6-09 A 6-22-09
2009-19 McDonalds Site Plan - New McDonalds 1340 South Frontage Rd 07-12-09 A 7-20-09 A 7-13-09
2009-20 City of Hastings Portable Signs 2009-11 A 11-16-09 A 9-28-09
2009-21 Donald Turnbull Home Occupation Type II -Don's Bright Lights 200 State St 08-23-09 A 8-17-09 A 8-10-09
2009-22 Lidtke, Chad & Melissa Minor Subdivision -Lot Line Adjustment 10161st St E Admin Approval
2009-23 City of Hastings Ord Amendment -Chickens in PI Districts Only 2009-08 A 9-8-09 A 8-24-09
2009-24 City of Hastings Ag Lease Agreement -Hastings Industrial Park NIA A 9-21-09 NIA
2009-25 YMCA Site Plan -Garage Addition 920 Nininger Rd 09-17-09 A 9-21-09 A 9-14-09
2009-26 May, George Maintain Private Street -Hastings Housing Coalition Pleasant Drive
2009-27 locco, Gary Site Plan -Red Wing Dental 1945 31st St E 10-06-09 A 10-05-09 A 9-28-09
2009-28 Anderson, Gary Variance -Addition to Non-conforming Garage 1906 Eddy St 10-05-09 A 10-05-09 A 9-28-09
2009-29 City of Hastings Ord Amendment - Floodplain 2009-12 A 12-07-09 A 11-9-09
2009-30 Leese, Dan OHDS for Garage (moved in) 416 7th St W 10-04-09 A 10-05-09 A 9-28-09
2009-31 City of Hastings Review Ordinance -Accessory Structures
2009-32 Bates, Thomas Cooper Variance -Addition to Non-conforming home 312 4th St E 11-05-09 A 11-02-09 A 10-26-09
2009-33 Apparently Graphic Variance -Sign Size - McDonalds 1340 South Frontage Rd 12-05-09 D 12-7-09 D 11-23-09
2009-34 City of Hastings CDBG Budget 2010 12-06-09 A 12-07-09 NIA
2009-35 City of Hastings Dakota CDA Incentive Grant -Hudson
2009-36 City of Hastings Red Rock Corridor Station Area Study
2009-37 City of Hastings 2009 Annual Report
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MAJOR PROJECTS
• Began EDRA- Economic Development and Redevelopment Authority
• Transferred properties and responsibilities from Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) and
Economic Development Commission (EDC) to EDRA
• Developed EDRA Work Plan
• Established Business Subsidy Critieria
• Amended Industrial Park Land Price
• Reviewed Potential Acquisition of 315 East 3rd Street
• Authorized Preliminary Development Agreement for Block 29 Redevelopment
• Approved Industrial Park Signage Plan
• Reviewed Potential Acquisition and relocation of Hudson Manufacturing
• Authorized Intersection Control Study of 23rd and Vermillion Street
• Reviewed Economic Assistance for P & L Properties for Midtown Redevelopment
• Approved Industrial Park Land Subsidy and Sale -Red Wing Dental
• Developed Capital Budge Plan
• Discussed Economic Development Marketing Plan
• Discussed Industrial Park Proposal for Playing Field Expansion
2009 Economic Development and Redevelopment Authority
Attendance Record
Name Position Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
8 12 12 9 14 11 9 6* 13 10 8 12 10
Pam President / / / / / / / / / / / /
Holzem
Robert Vice / / / / / / / / / / / /
Hollenbeck President
Kurt Treasurer / / / / / / / / / / /
Keena
Anthony Commissioner / / / / /
Alongi
Dennis Commissioner / / / / / / /
Martodam
Danna Commissioner / / / / / / / / / /
Elling Schultz
Ron Commissioner / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Toppin
John EDRA / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Grossman Director
John Planning / / / / / / / / / / / /
Hinzman Director
Shannon EDRA / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Rausch Secretary
David City / / / / / / /
Osberg Administrator
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Highway 55
Vermillion Street
Industrial Park
TOTAL VACANCIES
2009 Commercial\Industrial Vacancies
Change
Dec '09 Sep'09 Jun '09 Dec '08 Dec '08 to Dec '09
8 7 8 8 0
15 15 16 14 1
19 24 23 23 -4
6 6 7 6 0
48 52 54 51 -3
New BusinesseslRelocations
• Got Brakes? - 2211 Vermillion Street
• Verizon - 919 Vermillion Street
• Hillside Day Care - 950 Highway 55
• Oberg Auto Repair-1630 Vermillion Street
• Schoolhouse Scoops - 919 Vermillion Street
• Little Caesars -1789 Market Place
• Fast Eddies RC Cars - 200 East 2nd Street
• McDonalds Restaurant -1340 South Frontage Road
• Sears - 275 West 33rd Street
• Rokko's World -105 East 2nd Street
• Red Wing Dental Lab -1945 East 31St Street
• Second Street Market - 207 East 2nd Street
• Spoil Me Spa -1250 South Frontage Road
• Ramsbacher Flooring - 2211 Vermillion Street
• Second Street Depot - 320 East 2nd Street
• Lawrence Interiors - 200 East 2nd Street
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2009 Heritage Preservation Commission
1. Review of Building Permits (all approved except where noted)
1. 323 Ramsey St- stove pipe in garage (Staff Approved)
2. 715 Vermillion St -New doors
3. 103 Sibley St -Relocate Sign
4. 120 2"d St E -Relocate Sign
5. 816 Vermillion St -Install Chimney Pipe
6. 706 Vermillion St- New Front entry
7. 513 Vermillion St -new fence
8. 1629 Vermillion St -Leduc -rain barrels
9. 707 1St St E new roof on house (staff approved)
10. 313 Ramsey St -new fence
11. 700 4t" St W -replace rotten trim/ repoint mortar- (staff approved)
12. 200 2nd St E -new sign
13. 2182"dStE-new sign
14. 706 Vermillion St- Reside, new windows, new door, side addition
15. 101 2"d St E- New sign- (tabled- zoning ord. does not allow sign
16. 114 6t" St E- new shed
17. 200 7t" St E- New porch roof (staff approved)
18. 115 2"d St E- partial reroof Meyer Co. (staff approved)
19. 700 4t" St W- reroof (staff approved)
20. 719 Vermillion Street.- New Railing (Committee Denied)
21. On several occasions, the HPC has reviewed and commented on proposed changes to the Highway 61
bridge and affected areas.
2. HPC Membership
1) Rita Dahl
2) Frank LaBreck
3) Mark Simacek
4) Katherine Sovik-Siemens
5) Sara Wittgenstein
6) Bert Goderstad (Chair)
7) Amy Martin (Vise Chair)
8) Christopher Hellie
9) Vacant
3. Annual training.
Commissioner Frank LaBreck attended the state Preservation Commissioner Conference in Chaska.
4.Other activities.
The HPC accepted nominations and awarded plaques recognizing exemplary work in historic preservation to
the owners of the following 5 properties at the May 18, 2009 City Council meeting:
1. 215 9t" Street West
2. 30010t" Street West
3. 307 6t" Street East
4. 309 7t" Street West
5. 600 River Street
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Summary:
2009 was mostly a "maintain" year due to budgeting. The biggest project, the five year
Obituaries Index, was completed. Donations supported two large archival reframings (Class of
1954 and 1952) plus rebinding of the two earliest City Council Minutes books. Careful hoarding
of funds through the year left me with enough money at the end of the year to get a wall display
case and reframe a small group graduation photo (Class of 1939).
BOOKS AND PHOTO COLLECTIONS:
In 2009 due to decreased budget funds the Pioneer Room acquired only five new books. One of
these was a history on the Hastings Police Department compiled by Mary Cofer. Ms. Cofer
used PR files and photographs extensively and she was having a good time doing the research.
The history project was put onto the back of the Annual Report from the Police Department and
they have been surprised by the number of requests for copies from the public.
Forty new photographs were added to our subject photo collection including:
(a) photos of each individual hand embroidered block of the LeDuc Crazy quilt
(b) photos forwarded from the Parks Department of the Lake Isabel Fishing Pier, the
Mississippi River Flats Observation Pier, and the new Mississippi River Boat Dock
Unfortunately the proposed swap of digital images between the Pioneer Room and Dakota
County Historical Society has not yet taken place. DOHS had had to cut back their hours of
operation but I am still hopeful that at some time in the future Rebecca Snyder will get to the list
of images in their collection that I would like to add to our collection. When I scan in an image
I think they would be interested in (such as the photos listed (b) above) I email them to DOHS .
One hundred twenty five new photographs were added to our biographical portrait files
including:
(a) 1914 photo of the Conzemius family (2nd generation) will all identified
(b) An 1864 print of Abraham Lincoln that was commercially available; found in a
donated photo album. Back of the print says "Mrs. MA Canning, Photographer,
Hastings, MN.
(c) Digital scans and prints of the entire 1954 HHS graduating class. These were
scanned in July 2009 when a donation was received from the 1954 Alumni to
archivally reframe their group graduation photo.
ARTIFACTS COLLECTIONS:
Several new artifacts have been added to our collections including:
(a) Certificate from then Governor Stassen to the City of Hastings
(b)1984 City Charter, softbound book
(c) Certificate of Election for Dakota County Clerk of Court from 1942
(d) 1866 and 1904 Land Patents for school land plus other miscellaneous
deeds, mortgages, will and letters from the Murtaugh family
(e) 193 5 Probate Code book.
2009 has been a good year for reframing our group graduation photos. Usually I hope to get one
done a year. These large photos featuring photos of the Hasting High School graduates are an
unusual collection, but since the last one was done in 1954, they are all old and need some
preservation care. This year we were able to reframe the 1954 graduating class (funds donated),
the 1952 class (funds donated) and the 1939 class (from non-cap artifacts budget). Digital scans
were made of all the individual photos of class members which are later printed out and
cataloged into our photo collection.
Rebinding Early City Council Minute Books:
I had written a grant proposal to Minnesota Historical Society to cover the cost of rebinding all
seven handwritten volumes. I attended the Grants Review Process in March; I did not get the
grant. A write up in the St. Paul Pioneer Press business section directed me to a Roseville man
who restores and rebinds books. This gentleman, Gary Buchner, was willing to do one volume
at a time at half the price the commercial firms (required by MHS) would do so I was able to get
the first two volumes rebound using donations money. The years covered by these two volumes
are June 1857 to May 1867 and November 1873 to August 1887.
Display Nall Cabinet for Rivertown Days Buttons: In December I ordered a small locking
wall cabinet to display our collection of Rivertown Days buttons. We have a complete collection
but they had been kept stored away because we did not have room for them in the locking floor
case. Original price of this cabinet was supposed to be $175 but found another vendor that
makes the simple cases and ships them for considerably less ($92 total).
TOURS:
I continue to give short 20-30 minute tours of the building upon request (such as during the
Chocolate March) and for bus tours. I have noticed not as many bus tours this year as previous
years. One particularly fun tour was given to a visiting contingent from Denmark; they were
representatives of Lifeworks and were very interested in how their people did cleaning in a
historic building.
EVENTS PIONEER ROOM PARTICIPATED IN:
Historic Needlework Competition: The Pioneer Room is fortunate in having 500+ hand
drawn tissue paper embroidery patterns from the Hastings Needlework Co. founded by two of
the LeDuc daughters. The Pioneer Room joined with the Friends of the LeDuc in an effort to
publicize and make use of these patterns. The project began in 2008 and culminated in a display
at the LeDuc House in June 2009. Twenty-four designs were selected from the Pioneer Room's
collection, scanned and cleaned up and posted on the Internet and artists were invited to interpret
the designs in any media. Submissions were not limited to just needlework as evidenced by the
summary listing of entries below:
1 beaded and embroid~
7 embroideries
4 collages
1 garden design
1 large printed banner
7 hooked rugs
3 embroidered quilts
gyred crown headpiece
1 digital print
1 shadow box
1 lace piece
3 paintings
2 embroidered fulled woo purses
1 embroidered woolen mittens
This display got so many favorable comments from visitors to the LeDuc House that I've been
asked to share the paper patterns again for another competition in 2011(the first meeting will be
in February 2010 to select the patterns).
2009 Hastings Artists at the LeDuc Art Show: 2009 was the third year for this event which I
assisted the Friends with. We had several new artists and surprisingly, considering the economy,
we had greater sales than in 2008. VUe are gradually finding that we need a mix of about 50%
smaller art pieces with 50% larger focal art pieces.
ONGOING PROJECTS
Obituaries Index: The 2004-2008 Obituaries Index was completed in 2009. All the obits for
five years were collected, alphabetized, taped onto pages and copied. A listing with name(s),
date obit published and death date precedes the pages of copied obituaries (for quick reference).
This format is different from previous obit listings. Previous listings were compiled in rough
chronological order then an alphabetical index generated. I found too many mistakes in the
index and if you didn't know the approximate death date you couldn't locate the obit. By
collecting the obituaries in alphabetical order an index isn't really needed. Four copies of this
Obit Index were made: one for the Minnesota Historical Society, one for Dakota County
Historical Society, one for the Pleasant Hill Library and one for the Pioneer Room. The original
taped up pages will be sent to the Dakota County Genealogical Society. A new Obituaries
Index, beginning with 2009 has been started.
Hastings Wedding Index: Current entries are made from announcements in the HSG plus older
weddings are being entered from several packets of published announcements in our file (these
appear to be mostly from 1900-1950).
Replacement Volume for Historic Hastings Handbook: Began holding meetings with
volunteers who are interested in doing short articles for this publication. Several meetings were
taken up with basic organizational decisions (size of volume, picture book or pictures + text
book, type of binding, price limitations, how many to print, etc.). We have now reached the
writing stage which will probably continue through fall 2010. Due to the economy we will
probably go with print on demand and initially print fewer volumes so we do not deplete the
HPC's publication fund.
Hastings Men in the Civil War Booklet: The verified listing of names has been completed;
over 900 men from the Hastings area (or who later settled in Hastings) will be documented in the
first half of the book in a spreadsheet giving basic information (enlistment date, discharge date
(or death at what battle), etc.). This list was done by volunteer Shirley Dalaska.
The second part of the book will be short biographies on selected veterans; I have been working
on this part. The spreadsheet listing will run about 30 pages both sides; I am proposing that the
more "readable" second part should be about the same size so I am planning on doing
biographies on at least 24 soldiers (more if I find particularly interesting stories). In amongst the
biographies will be short boxed information (such as info on the Civil War prisoner camps) on
related topics.
The main criteria for the second section is readability; I want to show how these Civil War vets
went on to become farmers, doctors, merchants, how they continued to contribute to their
community and country. Another emphasis in the second section is on good graphics. Brooklyn
Center had loaned us a copy of their booklets on their men in the Civil War (they had only 200
and we able to do a biography on each one resulting in a 3 volume set) and when I met with two
of their publication committee they emphasized how important it was to have interesting
graphics, even if they were only of the tombstones. I am hoping to avoid tombstone shots but
will use one if a very interesting story accompanies it.
Anticipated completion date is to the printer late in 2010 so they finished product can be
available in 2011.....150 years after the outbreak of the Civil War. Will need to do some
publicity in late 2010 to spur early sales.
City Website: Hastings Faces and Places: Researched several short pages and selected
graphics on unique architecture and people from Hastings which were put up on the City's
website. Eventually I hope to have a page for every Historical Registry site and several dozen of
our famous citizens online also.
Hastings History Shorts: Local cable TV has asked me to research short 1 minute pieces on
Hastings history that I would narrate and would be shown as "filler" between their cable TV
programs. They were proposing 4 per month which would require about half a day per month
filming. So far we haven't been able to connect on that regular a schedule but we are both still
wor ping on t ese.