Piccadilly Square Affordable Senior Housing
Washington County CDA established a goal to redevelop a parcel of land in Mahtomedi, Minnesota to provide affordable housing to seniors whose income range between 50% and 60% of the area's median level.
Whether you’re considering a major infrastructure project, developing a capital improvement plan or evaluating the fiscal impacts of service and staffing alternatives, Ehlers collaborates with you to create a strong, long-term Financial Management Plan that provide clear ways to reach short-term goals and realize your long-term vision. It doesn’t replace your annual or even multi-year budgeting process. It strengthens it, harmonizing capital and operating budgets over an extended forecast period, helping you more effectively handle the inevitability of changing financial and economic circumstances and manage growth.
Financial Management Planning Services are provided by Ehlers & Associates.
Our financial management planning process isn’t designed to generate a single “yes” or “no” outcome, but rather a dynamic set of decision-making variables and criteria that educate your constituents and build consensus among leadership.
Ehlers takes the time to listen, facilitate discussions and ask questions, so we can fully understand your community’s financial landscape and begin to build the foundation of a successful project plan. Our most prevalent planning projects include:
Our advisors and specialists roll up their sleeves with you to determine the viability of proposed initiatives and explore innovative ways to bring them to life. Work completed during this phase includes:
After a series of working sessions and analyses, Ehlers develops go-forward recommendations to help community leaders, partners and residents make informed decisions regarding your proposed project or initiative. During this phase, Ehlers delivers:
Washington County CDA established a goal to redevelop a parcel of land in Mahtomedi, Minnesota to provide affordable housing to seniors whose income range between 50% and 60% of the area's median level.
For several years, Kandiyohi County officials were required to transfer – via truck – of more than 3 million gallons of toxic leachate from its own landfill to the City of Willmar's wastewater treatment plant for processing.