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1`he ~ri[lage project Ca~nments on the Orange County Comprehensive 1~1aL1 Ul?datc Draft: 2 <br />The County has established Economic <br />Development Districts wherein public <br />investment will be focused to stimulate and <br />accommodate development in strategic <br />locations that can be served by transportation <br />systems and public infrastructure, and be <br />convenient to housing opportunities. <br />The County's Economic Development <br />Commission works with local, regional and <br />state governments and agencies to attract and <br />promote the types of businesses suited to <br />Orange County. Focus on these efforts is <br />recruiting appropriate businesses that will . <br />provide jobs to local residents and provide a <br />more balanced tax revenue structure that <br />relies less on the generation of private <br />property taxes. <br />The County and Economic Development <br />Commission have identified Action Steps in <br />the report: "Investing in Innovation: Orange <br />County Econor~zic Development Commission <br />Five-Year Strategic Plan." <br />To meet the demand for locally grown <br />products; the County is working with <br />Alamance, Chatham, and Durham Counties <br />Page 3 <br />envirorznzental realities, local development <br />efforts should emphasize: X) green-collar <br />jobs and businesses including green refzts <br />and upgrades, rezzewable energy capacity <br />arzd distribution, gree~z building, and <br />innavative water capture and reuse; and 2) <br />brain-based, information age, and <br />knowledge ecology jobs that include all <br />forms ofhigh-value, innovative enterprises <br />ranging from high-tech innovators such as <br />Red Hat to community-serving invest~ne~zt <br />services such as Self-Help. <br />The County has established Economic <br />Development Districts wherein public <br />investment will be focused to stimulate and <br />accommodate development in strategic <br />locations that can be served by transportation <br />systems and public infrastructure, and be <br />conveniently <br />integrated rvitli housing and efficiently <br />co~zce~ztrated local se~wices. <br />The County Economic Development <br />Commission currently works with local, <br />regional and state governments and agencies <br />to recruit the types of <br />businesses s-tti~e~-fie that Izelp fulfill Orange <br />County goals. Focus on these efforts is <br />recruiting appropriate businesses that will <br />provide jobs to local residents and provide a <br />more balanced tax revenue structure that <br />relies less on the generation of private <br />property taxes. <br />The County's Economic Development <br />Commission has identified Action Steps in <br />the report: "Investing in Innovation: Or°ange <br />County Economic Development Commission <br />Five-Year Strategic Plan." <br />To meet the demand for locally grown <br />products, the County is working with <br />.Alamance, Chatham, and Durham counties <br />to establish avalue-added food processing <br />center, whexe farmers and et-~er~ related <br />173 <br />June 6, 2008 <br />
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