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Providing parking and pedestrian enhancements to the Downtown during <br /> maintenance projects: (8) <br /> Expansion of the Industrial Park: (6) <br /> None of these are important: (0) <br /> Comments? <br /> • Provide an honest assessment of the true cost to tax base of the bypass. <br /> • Extending utilities would dramatically raise taxes to all property owners. <br /> • Providing utilities to new alignment cannot be cost justified. Local taxes would <br /> jump dramatically. <br /> • Too much cost for too little return (providing utilities to alternate alignment). <br /> Promoting Economic Growth <br /> Which of the following strategies should the City consider when developing an <br /> economic development strategy? Choose all that you think the City should <br /> consider. <br /> Reducing Regulation <br /> Consider: (24) <br /> Do not Consider: (1) <br /> Thoughts on reducing regulation: <br /> • Sign ordinances is way too restrictive compared to other communities. <br /> • Consider a reasonable approach—make the process clear and straightforward. <br /> • Reduce regulation but not to the beautification. <br /> Strategies to keep the overall tax rate low <br /> Consider: (30) <br /> Do Not Consider: (0) <br /> Thoughts on keeping the tax rate low? <br /> • Don't expand utilities until you can shoe it pays for itself. (3) <br /> • Control spending. (2) <br />
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