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3 City of San Leandro | Economic Development Initiatives and Work Plan | December 2013 <br /> <br />1. Excellent physical infrastructure <br />2. Available, suitable and affordable business and investment lo cations (sites) <br />3. A highly qualified local workforce <br />4. Excellent access to business support services <br />5. Excellent access to capital <br />6. A City bureaucracy with which it is easy to do business <br />7. Access to financial incentives where needed to seed catalytic investments <br />It is the City’s goal to make strategically targeted improvements in order to improve San <br />Leandro’s competitive advantages as a place to invest and do business. We also seek <br />opportunities to market San Leandro’s competitive advantages and friendly business climate <br />locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. <br />Prioritization of these initiatives will be fluid and often driven by market conditions outside of <br />the City’s control. This document also categorizes projects and programs in terms of ongoing <br />activities and activities that have been identified but not yet funded or scheduled due to staff <br />limitations and/or lack of financial resources. <br />Ongoing Partnerships <br />The elimination of the San Leandro Redevelopment Agency has made it impossible for the Cit y <br />to maintain dedicated economic development staff and resources at previous levels. With this <br />in mind, it is now more critical than ever that the City’s Business Development team forms <br />partnerships with other entities to help advance economic development objectives. <br />Partnerships can be used to supplement staffing resources or to facilitate to procurement of <br />outside funding sources. The list of San Leandro’s business development partners is always <br />expanding, but the following groups are particularly significant (additional regional <br />organizations are detailed under initiative #8): <br />San Leandro Chamber of Commerce – The San Leandro Chamber is an <br />organization which believes in innovation, continual reinvention and remains <br />focused on its member’s needs.” The Chamber works with the City in <br />numerous ways, but two particularly important functions are to help City staff <br />keep pace with the changing needs of the business community and to <br />facilitate the dissemination of information and resources out to <br />our businesses. <br />San Leandro Downtown Association – Downtown San Leandro <br />is one of our most important economic engines and the <br />Downtown Association plays an invaluable role in supporting
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