web01.fireside.fm Sat, 18 Apr 2026 18:55:14 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Econ Dev Show Podcast - Economic Development - Episodes Tagged with “Entitlement” https://podcast.econdevshow.com/tags/entitlement Mon, 18 Nov 2024 00:15:00 -0600 Dane Carlson explores the strategies, ideas, and insights that are driving economic development forward into the future. You'll hear new insights from passionate ED's about their successes and struggles, and you'll learn from attraction and retention experts about how to apply actionable strategies inside your EDO. We'll help take your organization, your community, and your career to the next level. en-us episodic Actionable economic development strategies and stories Dane Carlson Dane Carlson explores the strategies, ideas, and insights that are driving economic development forward into the future. You'll hear new insights from passionate ED's about their successes and struggles, and you'll learn from attraction and retention experts about how to apply actionable strategies inside your EDO. We'll help take your organization, your community, and your career to the next level. no econ dev, economic development, ed Dane Carlson show@econdevshow.com 150: Rethinking Highway Corridors with Dan Eernissee https://podcast.econdevshow.com/150 459ddb77-1ab7-4ac8-9715-a0f880e794b5 Mon, 18 Nov 2024 00:15:00 -0600 Dane Carlson 150 Rethinking Highway Corridors with Dan Eernissee full Dane Carlson Dan Eernissee, Economic Development Director for the City of Everett, Washington, shares strategies for transforming suburban communities into thriving economic centers through innovative development approaches and strategic business attraction. 46:15 no In this episode of the Econ Dev Show, host Dane Carlson speaks with Dan Eernissee, Economic Development Director for the City of Everett, Washington. Leading economic development efforts in this dynamic city of 115,000 residents north of Seattle, Dan reveals how his unique blend of private sector experience and public service shapes his approach to community development. From attracting cutting-edge technology companies to reimagining traditional retail spaces, Dan shares practical insights on how economic developers can transform their communities while maintaining their distinct character and creating new opportunities for residents. Dan also talks about reimagining highway corridors as valuable community assets rather than eyesores. Through his unique perspective, Dan explains how these often-overlooked areas can become dynamic mixed-use spaces that provide essential services, housing opportunities, and quality jobs while maintaining their crucial role in transportation infrastructure. Like this show? Please leave us a review here (https://econdevshow.com/rate-this-podcast/) — even one sentence helps! Actionable Takeaways for Economic Developers: Consider highway corridors as opportunities for mixed-use development rather than just retail spaces Utilize planned actions to streamline development processes and attract investors Look for opportunities to convert underperforming retail spaces into multifamily housing Focus on creating higher-paying jobs through industrial and manufacturing development along corridors Embrace the existing infrastructure and traffic capacity of highway corridors for development Balance the need for pedestrian-friendly spaces with the practical reality of highway commerce Consider how online shopping trends affect corridor development opportunities Look for ways to integrate housing solutions into existing commercial corridors Leverage existing utility infrastructure along corridors for new development Focus on creating true mixed-use environments that serve multiple community needs Special Guest: Dan Eernissee. econdev, economic development, eco devo, highway corridors, mixed-use development, planned actions, entitlement, multifamily housing, retail transformation, community amenities, economic development, transportation infrastructure, urban planning In this episode of the Econ Dev Show, host Dane Carlson speaks with Dan Eernissee, Economic Development Director for the City of Everett, Washington. Leading economic development efforts in this dynamic city of 115,000 residents north of Seattle, Dan reveals how his unique blend of private sector experience and public service shapes his approach to community development. From attracting cutting-edge technology companies to reimagining traditional retail spaces, Dan shares practical insights on how economic developers can transform their communities while maintaining their distinct character and creating new opportunities for residents.

Dan also talks about reimagining highway corridors as valuable community assets rather than eyesores. Through his unique perspective, Dan explains how these often-overlooked areas can become dynamic mixed-use spaces that provide essential services, housing opportunities, and quality jobs while maintaining their crucial role in transportation infrastructure.

Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps!

Actionable Takeaways for Economic Developers:

  1. Consider highway corridors as opportunities for mixed-use development rather than just retail spaces
  2. Utilize planned actions to streamline development processes and attract investors
  3. Look for opportunities to convert underperforming retail spaces into multifamily housing
  4. Focus on creating higher-paying jobs through industrial and manufacturing development along corridors
  5. Embrace the existing infrastructure and traffic capacity of highway corridors for development
  6. Balance the need for pedestrian-friendly spaces with the practical reality of highway commerce
  7. Consider how online shopping trends affect corridor development opportunities
  8. Look for ways to integrate housing solutions into existing commercial corridors
  9. Leverage existing utility infrastructure along corridors for new development
  10. Focus on creating true mixed-use environments that serve multiple community needs

Special Guest: Dan Eernissee.

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]]> In this episode of the Econ Dev Show, host Dane Carlson speaks with Dan Eernissee, Economic Development Director for the City of Everett, Washington. Leading economic development efforts in this dynamic city of 115,000 residents north of Seattle, Dan reveals how his unique blend of private sector experience and public service shapes his approach to community development. From attracting cutting-edge technology companies to reimagining traditional retail spaces, Dan shares practical insights on how economic developers can transform their communities while maintaining their distinct character and creating new opportunities for residents.

Dan also talks about reimagining highway corridors as valuable community assets rather than eyesores. Through his unique perspective, Dan explains how these often-overlooked areas can become dynamic mixed-use spaces that provide essential services, housing opportunities, and quality jobs while maintaining their crucial role in transportation infrastructure.

Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps!

Actionable Takeaways for Economic Developers:

  1. Consider highway corridors as opportunities for mixed-use development rather than just retail spaces
  2. Utilize planned actions to streamline development processes and attract investors
  3. Look for opportunities to convert underperforming retail spaces into multifamily housing
  4. Focus on creating higher-paying jobs through industrial and manufacturing development along corridors
  5. Embrace the existing infrastructure and traffic capacity of highway corridors for development
  6. Balance the need for pedestrian-friendly spaces with the practical reality of highway commerce
  7. Consider how online shopping trends affect corridor development opportunities
  8. Look for ways to integrate housing solutions into existing commercial corridors
  9. Leverage existing utility infrastructure along corridors for new development
  10. Focus on creating true mixed-use environments that serve multiple community needs

Special Guest: Dan Eernissee.

Sponsored By:

Links:

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