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<br />OUR LONG TERM PURPOSE (cont.) <br /> <br />We have attracted and secured high employment industries that are diverse in size, output and <br />market sectors. We attract a good mix of jobs that decreases the housing affordability gap (or <br />eliminates it.). We do this by developing jobs and industries that are consistent with our shared values <br />and that ensure a high quality of life. They take an active role in the community and provide career <br />advancement to their employees. <br /> <br />We develop and attract a strong base of clean, green industry employers to raise our economic profile <br />resulting in better paying jobs with good benefits for more people. Clean and green industries come to <br />Eugene. This in turn helps to support and fuel other parts of economy. Clean industry flourishes and is <br />strategically located. The city identifies and cleans up infill brown fields, then markets them to relatively <br />clean industry. They are then developed by a mix of clean industry commercial. <br /> <br />The community focuses on and attracts and keeps market driven family wage jobs, resulting in <br />average median income that exceeds state averages. We encourage living wage jobs. New high wage <br />jobs are created by industries. The community sees significant new jobs. Employment comes from <br />mostly local businesses. <br /> <br />We create family wage jobs that provide living wages and benefits and which can allow our children <br />to stay and raise a family and service economically. More people have living wage jobs and are able to <br />house and feed their families. Living wage jobs improve and we have the capacity to live, work and play <br />here in our home town. <br /> <br />People in Eugene will have jobs and be able to care for their families…with support infrastructure. We <br />have a happy and healthy populace doing interesting and rewarding work, while serving the common <br />good. They are provided ample opportunities to see their families thrive and leaning to an ever <br />increasing improvement in everyone’s standard of living and providing for the less fortunate or able. <br /> <br />Eugene becomes known as one of the best places to live and work. We keep and foster new talent and <br />help everyone in our community prosper. We become an inclusive thriving community with ample well <br />paying jobs for all demographics (age, race, etc.) that provides desirable housing and services for all. We <br />will be proud. <br /> <br />We keep what we care about. We are sustainable and equitable. Business, government and schools <br />are supported and job growth is sustained over many years. Not only do we have opportunity for <br />existing business to grow and new business to arrive, but we have everyone actually working towards <br />the success of the economy and all the benefits that come from that. <br /> <br />Eugene crafts ingenious strategies to be both internationally renowned (in a good attractive way) and <br />yet still affordable for all classes. Residents rate quality of life here in the top 10% of the country. <br />The outcome will provide for the common good. Everyone will get their needs met. The gap between <br />have’s and have not’s will close. Energies will be focused into new areas rather than channeled into <br />conflict. We have reduced poverty. <br /> <br /> <br />Community Resource Group October 12, 2010 <br />
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