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Rezone/CUP
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Burke Township
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In 2012 we became aware of Open House Ministries in Vancouver,Washington, which was a similar <br /> prototype to the organization we envisioned for this community. In April,that same year,the SFTSM <br /> executive board members traveled to Open House Minsitries. Once there, we knew that it was possible <br /> to replicate a similar ministry in Sun Prairie because for four days we had the opportunity to touch, <br /> taste,feel and live within this organization. Open House Minisitries has been an organization for 35 <br /> years. They are a non-profit,faith based, 100% privately funded family shelter. They are supported by <br /> over 90 churches in the county, small and large business owners and individuals. They continue to <br /> mentor and guide SFTSM through our own processes as a valued resource. <br /> SFTSM is completely 100%volunteer driven and has a database of 200+volunteers who help with the <br /> following areas: client case management, client budgeting and financial management, car and home <br /> repair, child care,food ministry, moving and transportation,job search assistance, housekeeping and <br /> maintenance, marketing, photography, office work,fundraising, Bible study and intercessory prayer for <br /> clients and the organization. An e-newsletter is published monthly to ensure consistent communication. <br /> See attachment of the latest newsletter. <br /> Market Analysis <br /> The Sun Prairie school district has recently released the number of registered homeless students as 83. <br /> One population that is rapidly growing is young people ages 15-20, however our vision started with <br /> single mothers and their children. We believe that this demographic of single mothers is the "modern <br /> day widow". Although there are many different individuals needing support,we believe that to make an <br /> impact and to do it well, we need to start with a focused group. As our initial focus has always been <br /> towards children,we will continue to focus on that particular demographic and do it well. <br /> SFTSM Shelter <br /> The proposed shelter will be located at 3392 Brooks Dr, Sun Prairie,WI 53590. This property is <br /> conveniently located within walking distance of many businesses that could be potential employment <br /> opportunities for our clients. These include Woodman's grocery store, Aldi's discount foods, Costco and <br /> many other smaller entities. It is also nicely located outside of current residential areas of Sun Prairie. <br /> The parking lot meets the needs of the shelter and is located on almost an acre of land that will allow for <br /> expansion and children's play areas. <br /> The shelter has a total of 3600 square feet of living space with a full basement that can be improved for <br /> recreation for the kids and showers and laundry (see building plans). There are 17 offices that can easily <br /> be converted into living quarters. The first floor in the building is completely"camera" secured, and <br /> current internet and cable system will support the needs of the shelter. The telephone system is <br /> included with the building. A conference room will make this a great meeting point for existing and <br /> prospective clients with our case managers. <br />
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