Dick Brooks

Attorney Dan Curran, Dick Brooks, Director of Retail Development for Ryan Companies and Greg Madsen, Sr. Architect for Ryan Companies, were present to represent the matter.

The County Clerk read a letter from Richard E. Brooks, Vice President of Retail Development for Ryan Companies US, Inc. in support of the proposed casino in Johnson Creek. (Ryan Companies US, Inc. is developing a 400,000 square foot shopping center at the southeast quadrant of I-94 and State Highway 26 in Johnson Creek.)

"We are very excited about bringing this development, which will include outstanding retailers, to this dynamic market" said Richard E. Brooks, vice president, Ryan Companies.

"We're bringing to you three of the best retailers in this country," said Dick Brooks of Ryan Companies.
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Brooks said construction could begin next summer, with a grand opening of at least one of the new retailers in October 2005.

Standing in the shade of an earthmover, Dick Brooks, left, Ryan Companies vice president of development, talks with Patty Heagel, Sioux City Economic Development Division manager, prior to groundbreaking ceremonies at Sunnybrook Plaza Wednesday. (Photo by Tim Hynds | E-mail)
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"This city is the most cooperative city and the most can-do city that I have worked with in my history of real estate business," said Dick Brooks, vice president of Ryan Companies USA Inc., the developer of the Sunnybrook Plaza commercial development project."I really thank the city for the cooperation and professionalism that everyone showed on this project."

Brooks offered his comments during recent formal groundbreaking ceremonies at the site.Sunnybrook Plaza, on the southeast intersection of Sunnybrook Drive and U.S. Highway 20, will be anchored by a 143,000-square-foot Greatlands Target and a 137,000-square-foot Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse.

Ryan Companies of Minneapolis has been working with the city for two years to bring the development to fruition.

"Over those two years, everyone in the city can attest to the amount of effort it took to get to this point today.No job of this size is done without the cooperation of many people," Brooks said."I think the city will be proud of what we will bring to this development."

Brooks' comments were backdropped by dirt-movers and contractors working to install infrastructure and move massive mounts of dirt to level out the Sunnybrook valley surrounded by rolling hills.Contractors began site work in March.

The city will reimburse Ryan Companies up to $4.4 million for the construction of approximately $5 million in infrastructure improvements.

Standing in the shade of an earthmover, Dick Brooks, left, Ryan Companies vice president of development, talks with Patty Heagel, Sioux City Economic Development Division manager, prior to groundbreaking ceremonies at Sunnybrook Plaza Wednesday.
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"This city is the most cooperative city and the most can-do city that I have worked with in my history of real estate business," said Dick Brooks, vice president of Ryan Companies USA Inc., the developer of the Sunnybrook Plaza commercial development project."I really thank the city for the cooperation and professionalism that everyone showed on this project."

Brooks offered his comments during recent formal groundbreaking ceremonies at the site.Sunnybrook Plaza, on the southeast intersection of Sunnybrook Drive and U.S. Highway 20, will be anchored by a 143,000-square-foot Greatlands Target and a 137,000-square-foot Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse.

Ryan Companies of Minneapolis has been working with the city for two years to bring the development to fruition.

"Over those two years, everyone in the city can attest to the amount of effort it took to get to this point today.No job of this size is done without the cooperation of many people," Brooks said."I think the city will be proud of what we will bring to this development."

Brooks' comments were backdropped by dirt-movers and contractors working to install infrastructure and move massive mounts of dirt to level out the Sunnybrook valley surrounded by rolling hills.Contractors began site work in March.

The city will reimburse Ryan Companies up to $4.4 million for the construction of approximately $5 million in infrastructure improvements.

Richard Brooks, vice-president for Ryan, said that his company was willing to wait on the issue of coffee shops with drive thruoughs.

"We paid special attention to the building features as we designed Medina Clydesdale Marketplace," said Dick Brooks, Vice President, Ryan Companies US, Inc.
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Medina Mayor Bruce Workman, Dick Brooks, Vice President of Ryan Companies US, Inc., and Dick Koppy, Director of Site Development Group of Ryan Companies US, Inc., digging with their shovels to break ground at the site.
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The shovel ceremony will start at 11:45 a.m. , with remarks from Mayor Workman, Dick Brooks, and Dick Koppy.

"We paid special attention to the building features as we designed Medina Clydesdale Marketplace," said Dick Brooks, Vice President, Ryan Companies US, Inc.
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Medina Mayor Bruce Workman, Dick Brooks, Vice President of Ryan Companies US, Inc., and Dick Koppy, Director of Site Development Group of Ryan Companies US, Inc., digging with their shovels to break ground at the site.
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The shovel ceremony will start at 11:45 a.m. , with remarks from Mayor Workman, Dick Brooks, and Dick Koppy.