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BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No. 3.D.
For Meeting of: June 11, 2024
ITEM TITLE:
History of Downtown Business Improvement Districts
SUBMITTED BY: *Rosylen Oglesby, Interim Director of Finance and Budget
SUMMARY EXPLANATION:
In an effort to enhance the downtown area, multiple business improvement districts have been
established at various times. This presentation will summarize the history of the districts over the past
several decades.
ITEM BUDGETED: N/A
STRATEGIC PRIORITY: Strengthening Partnerships
RECOMMENDATION: INFORMATIONAL ONLY
ATTACHMENTS:
DYBID, NFSPBID, and DAY_FINAL.pdf
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AG E N DA
1 . History of Improvement Districts in Downtown (LID & PBIA)
2. History of Downtown Yakima Business Improvement District (DYBID)
• DYBID Advisory Group
3. Downtown Association of Yakima (DAY) & Contract
4. History of North Front Street Parking Business Improvement Area (NFSPBID)
• North Front Street Business Improvement Association
5. Q & A
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Historyof Downtown Yakima Improvement Districts
Local Improvement District
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Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 1974-1720 and Ordinance 1974-1719
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Parkingand Business Improvement Area PBIA
1996 - Established a Parking and Business Improvement Area (PBIA) in downtown Yakima allowing for
the following: V1 1 1� : I 1996 PBIA
(a) The acquisition, construction or maintenance of parking facilities ��`•�- o ,� .M O
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(d) Furnishing of music in any public place in the area,
(e) Providing professional management, planning, and promotion for `,, •
the area, including the management and promotion of retail trade . ..0 • '
activities in the area, ••• \Z" � lirik0000li �•
'�(f) Providing maintenance and security for common, public areas, and - .,, 1104.'
(g) Any other purposes that may hereafter be permitted under Chapter 35.87A RCW, as amended, or its � os_ , --_.- '•:. �'
successor statute, if any; and provided further that the City in consultation with Downtown Area Redevelopmer'' .Y ,,1`�, 6 .TOW
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Committee(DARC) may not substitute any such alternative use or project for those set forth on Exhibit B (see (a)-(g) .,�«� 0.
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subject to assessments, objections in writing are received from operators of businesses that would be required to pay �S Ili `ma's •.,,
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more than fifty percent of the proposed special assessments within such PBIA. : ii, �j,M
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6 and over Service $20
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 96-32
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2002 PBIA
2002 — Re-established a Parking and Business Improvement Area (PBIA) in downtown Yakima allowing , - - ,t ` \ �;.;.•• 2002 PBIA
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(c) Promotion of public events that are to take place on or in public WP.
places in the area, ilS °" .
(d) Furnishing of music in any public place in the area,
(e) Providing professional management, planning and promotion for t .
the area, including the management and promotion of retail trade Z1:e.
activities in the area, !� OPO''' ` Or
(f) Providing maintenance and security for common, public area, and `,* C°Seii �. ��
(g) Any other purposes that may hereafter be permitted under Chapter 35.87A RCW, as �,i�
amended, or its successor statute, if any; and provided further that the City in consultation with Yakima Downtown ;� •
Association 1°DP maynot substitute anysuch alternative use or project for those set forth on Exhibit B if,within .'
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30 days of the City's mailing notice of such proposed substitution to all businesses within the PBIA subject to ..� � N
assessments, objections in writing are received from operators of businesses that would be required to pay more '
than fifty percent of the proposed special assessments within such PBIA. % N
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Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2002-026
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Downtown Yakima Business Improvement District
2008
Initiated by a petition from property owners, Ordinance 2008-41 established a
Downtown Yakima Business Improvement District (DYBID), established
assessments, and created two zones.
Eligible uses of assessment revenues:
(a) The acquisition, construction or maintenance of parking facilities for the benefit
of the area;
(b) Decoration of any public place in the area;
(c) Promotion of public events that are to take place on or in public places in the
area; Zone Property Assessment Business
Assessment
(d) Furnishing of music in any public place in the area;
1 $0.000937 $100 per license
(e) Providing professional management, planning and promotion for the area,
including the management and promotion of retail trade activities in the area; 2 $0.000772 $100 per license
(f) Providing maintenance and security for common, public areas; and Non-profit 60% of standard rate based $100 per license
on zone
(g) Any other purposes that may hereafter be permitted under Chapter 35.87A $100 per license
RCW, as amended, or its successor statute, if any; and provided further that Schools, religious institutions, EXEMPT
single family residence&
the City in consultation with Committee for Downtown Yakima (CD`° may not building containing 3 or less
substitute any such alternative use or project for those set forth on Exhibit "C" residential units.
if, within 30 days of the City's mailing notice of such proposed substitution to all
businesses within the DYBID subject to assessments, objections in writing are
received from operators of businesses that would be required to pay more than
fifty percent(50%) of the proposed special assessments within such DYBID.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2008-41
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DYBID 2008 - Exhibit " C "
The City can use assessment revenues to supplement the cost of contracting services for
the following:
• Clean Services: pressure wash, weed abatement, trash removal, special projects, and graffiti
removal
• Safety Services: create a safe environment for visitors, customers, and employees through the
ambassador program (ambassadors on the street 11 :00 am — 7:30 pm April 15-October 15, 7 days
a week)
• Landscaping and special projects: shall manage the hanging baskets, flower beds, and flower
pots
• Economic and Business Development: recruit new tenants and increase the number of living
units available
• Marketing/Communication: website service expansion to ensure businesses in the district have
an internet presence, weekly emails, bi-annual restaurant guide, and annual business guide.
• Advocacy/Leadership/Administration: Executive Director, Director of User Experience, Clean
and Safe Team Supervisor, and Maintenance Foreman.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2008-41
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DYBID 2011
Resolution No. R-2011-163 and Ordinance No. 2011-58 established the Downtown Yakima
Business Improvement District. They did not refer to reforming or re-establishing the
old district, only that a new district was formed.
Special assessments can be used for the following if the City determines:
A. The acquisition, construction or maintenance of parking facilities for the benefit of the
area;
B. Decoration of any public place in the area;
C. Promotion of public events that are to take place on or in public places in the area;
D. Furnishing of music in any public place in the area;
E. Providing professional management, planning and promotion for the area, including Zone Property Assessment Business
Assessment
the management and promotion of retail trade activities in the area;
F. Providing maintenance and security for common public areas; and 1 $0.000937 $100 per license
G. Any other purpose that may hereafter be permitted under 35.87A. RCW, as amended, 2 $0.000772 $100 per license
or its successor statute, if any; and provided further that the City in consultation with
CDY, may not substitute any such alternative use or project for those set forth on Non-profit 60% of standard rate based $100 per license
Exhibit"C" if, within 30 days of the City's mailing notice of such proposed substitution on zone
to all businesses within the DYBID subject to assessments, objections in writing are Schools, single family residence EXEMPT $100 per license
received from operators of businesses that would be required to pay more than 50% of & building containing 3 or less
the proposed special assessments within such DYBID. residential units.
Note: Difference between Zone 1 and Zone 2: Religious Institutions Suggested voluntary contribution of$200.00/year
• Zone 1 receives additional seasonal maintenance services and landscaping
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2011-58
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DYBID 2011 - Exhibit " C "
The City can use assessment revenues to supplement the cost of contracting services for the following:
A. Clean Services—pressure washing sidewalks, trash removal, graffiti removal
B. Landscape and Special Projects—manage and maintain hanging baskets (annual cost to maintain and
purchase necessary pots, plants, and baskets coming from DYBID funds), other plantings, weeding,
mulching, mowing public lawn areas, maintenance of ornamental lighting.
C. Safety Services—security personnel on the street (ambassador program) that can also provide information.
D. Economic and Business Development—work to attract new businesses and retain current businesses.
E. Marketing/communication—promotion of downtown to visitors and locals, including a District website,
weekly email updates to subscribers, and annual reporting to the City Council.
F. Advocacy/Leadership/Administration—Executive Director and Maintenance Manager.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2011-58
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DYBID Boundary Map
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Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2008-41 and Ordinance 2011-58
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DYBID 2012 - Modification
Pursuant to Ordinance No. 2012-44, modifications were made to the district:
Elimination of Zone 2—only one zone
Boundary Adjustments
Eligible uses of assessment revenues:
(a) The acquisition, construction, or maintenance of parking facilities for the benefit
of the area;
(b) Decoration of any public place in the area;
(c) Promotion of public events that are to take place in or in public places in the
area;
(d) Furnishing of music in any public place in the area;
Zone Property Assessment Business
(e) Providing professional management, planning, and promotion for the area, Assessment
including the management and promotion of retail trade activities in the area;
1 $0.000937 $100 per license
(f) Providing maintenance and security for common, public areas;and
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(g) Any other purposes that may hereafter be permitted under Chapter 35.87A
RCW, as amended, or its successor statute, if any; and provided further that the Non-profit 60% of standard rate based $100 per license
City, in consultation with Contractor and the DYBID Advisory Board, may not on zone
substitute any such alternative use or project for those set forth on Exhibit "B" if, Schools, single family residence EXEMPT $100 per license
within 30 days of the City's mailing notice of such proposed substitution to all & building containing 3 or less
businesses within the DYBID subject to assessments, objections in writing are residential units.
received from operators of businesses that would be required to pay more than
fifty percent(50%) of the proposed special assessments within such DYBID. Religious Institutions Suggested voluntary contribution of$200.00/year
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2012-44
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DYBID 2012 - Exhibit " B "
The City can use assessment revenues to supplement the cost of contracting services for the
following:
A. Clean Services:
• Pressure Washing Sidewalks
• Weed Abatement
• Daily Trash Removal — includes cleaning of sidewalks
• Special Projects
• Graffiti Removal
• Winter Activities (snow removal on ADA ramps on sidewalks and initiating calls for snow removal services in the downtown
parking lots).
B. Landscape and Special Projects—manage and maintain hanging baskets (annual cost to maintain and purchase necessary
pots, plants, and baskets coming from DYBID funds), other plantings, weeding, mulching mowing public lawn areas, maintenance of
ornamental lighting, minor irrigation repair and maintenance including end of year system drainage.
C. Safety Services — should cooperate with YPD on security but still provide security personnel from 11 :00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. daily from
April 15 to October 15, seven days a week.
D. Marketing/Communication (Economic Development)—development of the website featuring local businesses within the
district, weekly email updates to subscribers, and annual reports to the City Council.
E. Advocacy/Leadership/Administration—Maintenance Manager.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2012-44
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DYID 2012 BoundaryMap
(Current)
All properties that have frontage on Yakima Avenue from the
intersection of 7th Avenue with Yakima Avenue easterly to the Exhibit A
intersection of 9th Street with Yakima Avenue, as well as all
properties that are located south of Martin Luther ling Jr Boulevard
between Front Street and easterly to 6th Street, as well as all x ,su4,w
properties located north of Chestnut Avenue between Front Street „•„Y`-' �' ?
and easterly to 9th Street, as well as properties located north of `"•i•��Y * � "
East Yakima Avenue between 9th Street to 11th Street, then & lV.:\-i- ," „+""xii Icontinuing westerly to include properties south of"A"Street to its 1 :,"•"
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intersection with gth Street, including all properties owned by the s••` iep
City of Yakima and used for the Yakima Convention Center or public u- i ,ix
parking for that use,as well as properties on the east side of North *
6th Street between Yakima Avenue and one lot north of the , — _ K
1 .1i 1 intersection with"A"Street ,•,,,,,,�-�� ` ' �- � � 1 � -'��
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dollar of total properly value for all non-exempt properties
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imposed on all businesses within the district Revenue estimates
do not reflect the"Vacancy Discount"
No Exemption-241 properties-$130,111 15
Government-11 properties-NA
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Non Profit-12 properties-$2,781 67
Exempt-24 properties-NA
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Business Fee $30,000 00
-A Total DYBID Revenue(2013)=$189,312.80
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Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2012-044
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Downtown Yakima Business Improvement District ( DYBID)
Advisory Board
• The DYBID Advisory Board consists of five members representing business owners and operators
assessed by the DYBID and shall reflect the diversity of Yakima's population.
• Terms are three years with a limit of 3 consecutive terms.
• Chairperson, vice-chairperson, and secretary shall be appointed every January.
• Duties of the board include but are not limited to:
• Consider and discuss input from the assessed business owners and operators within the DYBID, the quality and sufficiency of the
services provided by the entity or entities contracting with the city for the services described in the DYBID establishing ordinance
• Expected to communicate the reports, requests, and recommendations generated as a result of the regular board meetings to the city
council on an ongoing basis
• Appear before the city council on a quarterly basis and present any reports, concerns, or requests that the board would like the city
council to consider on behalf of the DYBID.
• The board shall submit a written advisory report to the city council no less than annually that comprehensively describes the prior year's
service performance and how well expectations consistent with the scope of services identified in the DYBID establishing ordinance have
been accomplished. The annual report will also include all the board's recommendations regarding the district's continuing operation.
• Consider unresolved complaints and disagreements between assessed business owners and operators and those providing services on
behalf of the DYBID and advise the city council of issues requiring attention
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 2012-001 and Ordinance 2012-49
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DYBID ASSESSMENTS
(ELIGIBLE VS CONTRACTED)
Eligible Uses Contracted Services
• Acquisition, construction, or maintenance of parking • Clean Services:
facilities • Landscape and Special Projects
• Decoration of any public place
• Safety Services
• Promotion of public events • Marketing/Communication (Economic
• Furnishing of music Development
• Professional management, planning, • Advocacy/Leadership/Administration
• Maintenance and security for common, public areas
• Any other purposes that may hereafter be permitted
under Chapter 35.87A RCW, as amended
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DYBID Contracted Services
• Contracts with the Downtown Association of Yakima (DAY) to provide
downtown maintenance and beautification services - $ 175 , 000 .
• Scope of services includes but is not limited to:
• Clean Services—pressure washing sidewalks, trash removal, graffiti removal, etc.
• Landscape Maintenance—Manage and maintain hanging baskets and planters, weed abatement, minor irrigation
system repairs, mowing, and maintenance of public areas, e.g., Millennium Plaza, etc.
• Pressure Washing — power washes downtown sidewalks throughout the year, as needed.
• Safety Services—security personnel on the street (ambassador program) that can also provide information.
• Snow Removal: Remove snow on crosswalks and landings throughout downtown and sidewalks adjacent to City-
owned parking lots; remove ice or place ice melt in the crosswalks and adjacent to City-owned parking lots, etc.
• Further details of the scope of work are located in Section 2 and
Exhibit A of the contract. - -
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Source(s): City of Yakima Resolution R-2022-177
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DYBID Non -Contracted Services
(Provided by the City)
• Irrigation water - $22 , 393
• Flowers for baskets and beds - $40 , 000
• Police presence at the downtown events - $25 , 000
• Supplementing the DYBID budget - $??
DYBID Assessments
$250,000.00
$200,000.00
$150,000.00
$100,000.00
$50,000.00
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2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
'Budget $193,000.00 $200,000.00 $200,000.00 $184,750.00 $184,750.00 $184,750.00 $184,750.00
Actual $193,046.53 $152,141.95 $164,263.51 $182,708.94 $169,112.53 $163,001.42 $182,496.15
Budget Actual
2023 unaudited
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Summary
• DAY: Maintenance and Beautification services for the DYBID
Area - $ 175 , 000 .
• DYBID Assessments: average $ 172 , 318 .
• City supplements annually through other sources:
• Irrigation - $22 , 393
• Flowers - $40, 000
• Safety (YPD) - $25, 000
• Other charges - TBD
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specific parking lots associated with the
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original PBIA within the boundaries. suppl :D- •ot >;111 �,
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• First Floor Business: $200. 00/year e0:11111po
• Upper Floor Business: 135. 00/year .s De : • ., 0
Bellevue 4 B -•y's H•me
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Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 1996-058 and Ordinance 2011-57
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(Exhibit B)
Eligible uses of assessment revenues:
A. The acquisition, construction or maintenance of parking facilities for the benefit of the area;
B. Decoration of any public place in the area;
C. Promotion of public events that are to take place on or in public places in the area;
D. Furnishing of music in any public place in the area;
E. Providing professional management, planning and promotion for the area, including the
management and promotion of retail trade activities in the area;
F. Providing maintenance and security for common public areas; and
G. Any other purpose that may hereafter be permitted under 35.87A.010 RCW, as amended, or its
successor statute, if any.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 1996-058 and Ordinance 2011-57
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(Exhibit B)
The City can use assessment revenues to supplement the cost of contracting
services for the following :
• Evening Events: Annual North Front Street Evening Event with the primary function of promoting the
area to potential customers, shoppers, and diners. Festivals could include theme programs, music, or
arts-related activities.
• North Front Street Pamphlet: Promotional material, including an area map with business
identification, history or area, etc., to be distributed by the Visitor Information Center, Chamber of
Commerce, and area businesses.
• Advertising and Promotion: Sustaining and/or expanding current North Front Street Association
advertising such as the Yakima Valley Visitor Guide, newspaper, specialized magazines, radio,
television, or other media.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 1996-058 and Ordinance 2011-57
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Contracted Services:
• North Front Street Pamphlet: Promotional material, including an area map with business
identification, history or area, etc., to be distributed by the Visitor Information Center, Chamber of
Commerce, and area businesses.
• Advertising and Promotion: Sustaining and/or expanding current North Front Street Association
advertising such as the Yakima Valley Visitor Guide, newspaper, specialized magazines, radio,
television, or other media.
Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 1996-058 and Ordinance 2011-57
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6,000.00
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2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
'1 Budget 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00
-Actual 3,502.89 3,100.00 5,176.17 4,047.19 2,860.00 2,340.00 3,813.75
I 'Budget Actual
2023 unaudited
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Source(s):City of Yakima Ordinance 1996-058 and Ordinance 2011-57
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