Annawan Community Economic Development Corporation

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Annawan has recently annexed over 375 acres into the Village limits, doubling our size.  The annexed property will be used for light industry and commercial development.  An ethanol plant was recently built by Patriot Renewable Fuels, LLC.

Among the benefits of locating your business in the Village of Annawan are excellent municipal services, a strong workforce, and a very favorable tax base.  Annawan is located adjacent to Interstate 80 (Exit #33), with US Highway 6 and Illinois Route 78 running directly through the Village limits.  The Iowa Interstate Railroad also passes through the Village.  We are located approximately 35 miles east of the Quad City International Airport.   Annawan offers a cost effective location for businesses, supported by excellent municipal services. 

Village of Annawan TIF District

Investor Opportunities

Annawan Zoning Ordinances

Village of Annawan Housing Regulations

 

Building Permits

Residential Properties:

Improvement Cost                  Permit Fee

$0.00 to $5,000.00                             $25.00

$5,001.00 to $15,000.00                     $75.00

$15,001.0o to $30,000.00                  $175.00

$30,001.00 to $100,000.00                $250.00

$100,001.00 to $125,000.00              $300.00

$125,001.00 to $200,000.00              $350.00

Above $200,001.00                    ½ % of the project total

Commercial Properties:

 ½ % of project total

 

Annawan Community Economic Development Corporation Committee Officers

President - Tom Newman
Vice President - Jamie Specht
 Secretary - Joe Buresh
Treasurer - Lynn Williams
The ACEDC is a 501 c 3 organization and is a sub-committee of the Annawan Area Chamber of Commerce.

 

Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO)

The State of Illinois, through DCEO, works with many local governments to help promote opportunities for communities, businesses and citizens.  They provide grants, low-interest loans, tax incentives, technical assistance and other forms of support for local economic development.  The programs have been designed to assist local governments who promote business retention and attraction in their communities.  The State of Illinois seeks opportunities to partner with different units of the government to help them achieve their goals. 

Visit their website at www.illinoisbiz.biz to check out the numerous opportunities they offer.