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11/5/2019
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
Meeting type
Regular
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Fully Executed Version
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Request to Approve a Resolution for the 2020 Distressed County Sales and Use Tax Infrastructure Improvement Program Agreement with the Ellensburg Business Development Authority dba CenterFuse
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9
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Consent Agenda
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57663
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Resolution
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X overall Economic Development Plan -Officially Adopted <br />• City Comprehensive Plan 2017 (see question 7) <br />• County Comprehensive Plan 2019 (see question 7) <br />• CenterFuse Strategic Plan -adopted July 2019 <br />• Kittitas/Yakima Region Economic Development Plan (County 2013) <br />• TIPS Strategies (2009) <br />• Herbert Research Economic Impact Analysis (2010) <br />X Community Action Plan (or other community-based plan) -Officially Adopted <br />• Arnett Muldrow Downtown Strategic Plan -February 2016 <br />• CenterFuse Strategic Work Plan -adopted February 2019 <br />All documents are utilized as guidance for the workplan strategies and goal implementation of <br />CenterFuse. <br />7. How will this position meet the economic development goals of the County and region? <br />According to a 2016 report by the Employment Security Department, 39% of Kittitas County jobs are <br />with state and local government agencies. Nearly four out of every ten dollars of wage income <br />generated in Kittitas County was earned by people working in state or local government organizations. <br />Quarterly census of employment and Wage Data from 2016 states that service and retail trade jobs <br />account for 30.2% of Kittitas County employment, the majority ofthese Jobs being minimum wage. <br />According to the 2014 Kittitas County Population Projection Review and Analysis, 5696 of Kittitas County <br />residents work outside of Kittitas County, with 16% of those commuting or telecommuting to King <br />County. These statistics do not serves as a long-term sustainable path for the future. <br />Utilizing information found in the Kittitas County Comprehensive Plan (adopted June 2019), the City of <br />Ellensburg Comprehensive Plan (adopted December 2017), as well as the 2013 Yakima/Kittitas Reglonal <br />Comprehensive Economic Development Plan, CenterFuse will be focusing on the following elements in <br />the next 18 months: <br />• Continue to analyze existing businesses in order to support and retain and assist in their <br />success and potentlal expansion. Offer workshops and gatherings for existing businesses to <br />assess and assist with needs for expansion and success. <br />• Complete development of marketing materials and strategies to directly recruit new <br />businesses and industries to maintain a strong and diverse jobs and wage base <br />o New website to include current business climate, quality of life, demographics, and <br />searchable database of available land and buildings <br />o Social media strategies <br />o Professional print materials <br />• Offer assistance and support of Initiatives related to housing, transportation, and education <br />that affect our ability to recruit business and jobs <br />8
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