Destination Medical Center (DMC) Plan

Project Phase (Pre-concept, Concept, Plan, Develop, Available, Archive)

Available Phase

Impacts

PlanScape Impacts :

Level 1: Arts & Culture, Economic Development, Transportation, Vision/Identity

Level 2: Best Practice, Business Process, Livable City, Hotel & Hospitality, Retail, Dining & Entertainment, Arts & Culture, Technology, Health & Wellness, Education/Learning Environment, Sports, Recreation, Nature, Heart of the City, Discovery Square, UMR and Recreation, Central Station

DMC Impacts:

Livable City, Hotel & Hospitality, Arts & Culture, Technology, Health & Wellness, Education/Learning Environment, Sports, Recreation, Nature

Community Health Impacts:

Collaborators

Contact: Lisa Clark ; Email: TBD ; Phone: TBD

Lead Organization: DMCC and DMC Agency

Known/Likely Collaborators: Community Development Department (Formerly Rochester-Olmsted Planning Department) ; DMC EDA ; Journey to Growth Partnership ; Mayo Clinic ; Rochester-Area Economic Development Inc (RAEDI) ; Rochester-area Chamber of Commerce ; Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation

Potential Collaborators: Community Networking Group (CNG) ; Journey to Growth Partnership

Related Projects

Destination Medical Center (DMC) 2020 and 2019 Workplans   Date: 2019/11/12  

Rochester DMC District Design Guidelines   Date: 2017/02/02  

May 28, 2020 DMCC Board Meeting 

2020-03-26 DMCC Executive Committee Meeting materials including discussions on COVID-19 handling. 

Feb Meeting DMCC Board Meeting Info. 

Updates include 2019: November, October, September Board Meetings.  

May 2019 Meeting Packet and breakouts.

3rd Annual DMC Real Estate Development and Investment Summit

DMC: Year of Milestones a Post Bulletin Report

DMCC Meeting Packet with affordable housing and transportation breakouts.

November DMCC Board Meeting

September 2018 DMCC Board Meeting, YE 2017 DMC Metrics per Nov. 2, 2017 DMCC Board Meeting.

Commissioners vote to expand team of community outreach workers dedicated to public safety.

Set up connections with Diversity Council's Community Mobilization Resources and allies. 

(1) Downtown restaurants reopening and (2) Preparing to re-open and interviewing Rochester Area Nonprofit Consortium about COVID. 

COVID-19 Recovery Actions: (1) Presentation to DMCC board (2) Webinar COVID business restart discussion series

Keep it local grant recognized by Bloomberg

This storytelling project with CAPM will feature Minnesota Cambodian community leaders in a series of video shorts.

"The council opted to move forward with a modified plan for a single village at Mayo Clinic’s west parking lot along Second Street Southwest and a transit system traveling east and west with a loop around the city-county Government Center."

Topics include: 5 Steps to Reopening your business safely, Liability Concerns for Reopening Your Business

Survey results on COVID communication resources and challenges. The Olmsted County Incident Command Safety Officer is the point of contact for engaging Public Health Technical Specialists in community outreach efforts: COVIDSafetyOfficer@co.olmsted.mn.us

Microgrants to Help Support Entrepreneurial Activity and The ‘United We Stand’ Small Business Microgrant Fund aims to provide emergency cash assistance for brick and mortar businesses.

Updates from the Governor

Like many Minnesotans, Governor Walz will observe the holidays with his family this weekend. Our thoughts are with Minnesotans across faith communities who would typically be spending upcoming religious holidays with extended family and friends. We ask Minnesotans to remember that as hard as social distancing is during this season, it’s still important and will help ensure our neighbors and loved ones stay safe

Rochester Cambodian Association's Kim Sin has arranged to have a number of City of Rochester PSAs into Khmer. 

Governor Walz today announced that Minnesota’s health plans have agreed to waive costs for treatment of COVID-19. This move comes in response to a March 13 letter from the Governor and State Commissioners of Health and Commerce urging Minnesota health plans to remove barriers to coverage during the COVID-19 pandemic.