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6/20/1994
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Board of Commissioners
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problems and opportunities and develop a regional framework to <br />address issues of regional concern. In this manner, priorities and <br />solutions can be developed irrespective of corporate, county, or <br />State boundaries and which can later be implemented at the local <br />level. The primary goal of the OUR REGION TOMORROWStudy is <br />to develop strategies and policies which recognize future growth <br />and development trends but strive to maintain and enhance the <br />area's quality of life. <br /> <br />How will the Study be conducted? <br /> <br />The Studywill be conducted in a strategic planning format. Initially, <br />municipal and county governing boards will be asked to make <br />appointments to a Future Visions Committee (FVC). This Commit- <br />tcc will be in charge of overseeing the project and identifying the <br />most important or significant areas of concern upon which the <br />Study is to focus. Areas of study which the Committee could select <br />include, for example, recreation, transportation, public safety, <br />tourism, the environment, etc. <br /> <br />Given the large number of communities to be included in this study, <br />the FVC will contain a large number of representatives. Countiea, <br />depending on their population, will each have 2-4 representatives. <br />Cities with a population of 15,000+ persons will have at least one <br />representative on the FVC. Cities with smaller populationswill have <br />shared representation. Elected officials and local citizens may be <br />able to serve on the FVC. <br /> <br />A Task Force will be assembled for each area of concern chosen by <br />the FVC. The Task Force will eventually develop a report and set <br />of recommendations to be reviewed by the FVC and then submitted <br />for approval to the various local governments in the region. The <br />process for making appointments to the task forces will be similar <br />to that used for creating the FVC. <br /> <br />Prior to the FVC developing t.he list of issues to be stud~ad, they w~ll <br />be reviewing a Regional Atlas. The Atlas, prepared by Dr. Alfred <br />Stuart of UNC-Charlotte specifically for this project, will provide an <br />overview and analysis of the region's socio-economic and demo- <br />graphic trends. <br /> <br /> <br />
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