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<br />GOAL 3 <br />Implement the strategies in such a way that maximum flexibility and <br />accountability are maintained. <br /> <br />From the outset, this plan was designed in such a way that the priorities led to clear <br />implementation actions. <br /> <br />The goals, strategies, and tactics within this plan will be carried out by the City of La Porte with <br />cooperation from the Economic Development Corporation and the Main Street Advisory <br />Board. However, successful implementation will require energy and coordination from the <br />entire community. <br /> <br />Of foremost importance to economic development success is to accept that not everyone in <br />the community will agree with every tactic in this strategy. Through interviews and surveys, <br />we can say without question that almost everyone in the city agrees to the tenets on which this <br />strategy was developed. Improving La Porte's quality of life is residents' number one priority. <br />Beautification, Sylvan Beach, and Downtown redevelopment are critical components of this <br />initiative. City leaders and residents should not lose sight of these goals and should let them <br />guide decisions. <br /> <br />The second factor of economic development success is to keep policies flexible, geared <br />toward accomplishing La Porte's long term vision versus reacting to daily crises. To <br />accomplish this, the public sector will have to: <br /> <br />· Provide an overall planning context (a master plan) and funding for key catalyst <br />projects (e.g., Sylvan Beach and infrastructure improvements). <br /> <br />· Ensure that policies related to land use should be focused on performance rather than <br />function. Focus on how the structure interacts with other elements of the built <br />environment, as opposed to what is going on inside the building per se. <br /> <br />· Adopt an incentives policy that provides guidance to potential recipients as to <br />community priorities and goals while not being overly specific as to the type of firm or <br />project that is eligible. Include a system for grading a project's eligibility that is based <br />on the project's contribution to City vision and goals. Judgment should be a key part <br />of the evaluation process. <br /> <br />· Focus on context and adjust this Plan as needed to facilitate market-driven evolution <br />of specific activities. <br /> <br />Finally, this strategy is an active document that should be updated and adapted to new <br />economic circumstances. The City should incorporate the Plan's Implementation Guide into <br />staff management and evaluations. At least once a year, adjust the Implementation Guide to <br />include new projects and remove those that have been accomplished. In doing so, this <br />Strategic Plan can live well beyond its three-year timeframe. <br /> <br />Forward La Porte Economic Development Strategic Plan I 2009-2013 <br />
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