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205 <br />'~I'nc ~~illage Project Comments nn the Orange Caunty C:onapreIa.ensive Plan Update Dra~fi 2 <br />We need to use the resources that are <br />available to us today in a manner that <br />protects them for future generations. <br />Following is a summary of the key ideas <br />presented in this Comprehensive Plan that <br />relate directly to the goal of achieving a <br />sustainable future. Refer to each of these <br />Plan Elements for more details. <br />. Following is a <br />summary of the key ideas presented in this <br />Comprehensive Plan that relate directly to <br />the goal of achieving a sustainable future. <br />U f i, f tl, 7D1 T/ l nm u w {''"• <br />1.3.1. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT <br />1.3.1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT <br />Ecorxornic development, above all, must <br />address tlxe .challenges of global warming <br />and the rapidly diminishing availability of <br />fossil fuels by initiating the transitiorx to a <br />"Post-carbon Economy" in whiclx local <br />COa emissions are reduced to levels that <br />will support climate stability. <br />Lorxg-term economic vitality is best created <br />by developing productive capacity from <br />within. These efforts should result in an <br />effective infrastructure for developing arxd <br />supportirxg local enterprise and <br />entrepreneurial efforts, irxcluding <br />apprenticeship programs, entrepreneurship <br />training, community-developed finance and <br />investment organizations, and Local Living <br />Economy support networks. <br />Research shows local erxterprises create a <br />higher multiplier effect, generate more <br />local revenues, cost less irx terms of <br />gaver~nmerxtal services arxd irxcentives, <br />reduce carbon emissions, and provide stable <br />employmerxt with better wages and benefits. <br />All of these are lost when development <br />offices recruit large-scale, non-local, non- <br />, integrated, arxd cost-exterrxalizing <br />companies that undermine local enterprise <br />initiatives. <br />Corxsiderirxg current social, economic arxd <br />Page 2 <br />July 11, 2008 <br />
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