1. DPDA Annual Report 2014 Vibrant. Innovative. Cultural. Local. Fun.

2. Financials DPDA Income: $294,179.16 DPDA Expenses: $300,622.52 DPDA NOI ($6,443.36) Highlights include:  2014 FFF Sponsorships at $20K and increase of $11K from 2013  PSK even income from 2014 picked up in Q4 to fall in line with 2013 income  PFM down $5k compared to budget  Repairs and Maintenance higher than anticipated in PSK ($9K overall for 2014)

3. Strategic Work Plan and Branding  July 2014 DPDA Board and City Council approved a 5 year strategic work plan  Completion of DPDA rebranding efforts including DPDA, PSK, and PFM  Launch of DPDA website integrated PSK, DPDA, and PFM as one interactive website complete with database tracking and online scheduling for PSK

4. 2014 Events  Cinco de Mayo Parade 2014  Clean UP Pasco  Fiery Foods Festival 2014  Classic Christmas in Downtown Pasco

5. DPDA Activity  3 new businesses (Barber Shop, Restaurant, and Insurance)  Free Wi-Fi in Downton Pasco  Small business seminars with Port of Pasco and TCHCOC  Continued strength in community partnerships

6. Pasco Farmers Market Activity  Wine Tastings at the market  Beer/Wine Garden  Reading Day at the market

7. Pasco Specialty Kitchen  Addition to the PSD Culinary Foods Academy  PSK Blog  37 Clients and expansion of Mobile Vendor Units

8. Main Street Accreditation Many of Washington's communities, like thousands of communities across the country, are using the National Main Street Center's 4-Point Approach® effectively to address the complex and changing issues facing the downtown business environment. The Main Street Approach provides a flexible framework that puts the traditional assets of downtown, such as unique architecture and locally-owned businesses to work as a catalyst for economic growth and community pride. Community’s just starting downtown revitalization as well as those with more experience are creating lasting economic impact through the Main Street Approach. Economic Restructuring Design Organization Promotion Businesses eligible for 75% tax credit

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