Or. Admin. R. 123-056-0030 - Strategic Plans
In order to be an Approved Strategic Plan, a strategic plan must:
(1) Identify, address and
coordinate the economic development priorities of a community or geographic
region in the state of Oregon
(2)
Result in economic benefit to the state of Oregon, such as:
(a) Promotes favorable investment climate to
strengthen businesses, create jobs, and raise real wages;
(b) Contributes in a manner that improves the
national and global competitiveness of Oregon companies;
(c) Assists Oregon communities in building
capacity to retain, expand, and attract businesses;
(d) Promotes, fosters and sustains economic
development in the state, emphasizing rural and distressed areas; or
(e) Implements economic strategies that
reinforce Oregon's long-term prosperity and livability.
(3) Sets forth, in measurable terms, the
extent to which the strategic plan will accomplish the economic development
priorities of the community or geographic region of the state of Oregon;
(4) Sets forth, in measurable
terms, the extent to which the strategic plan will accomplish the Department's
performance standards as adopted by the Oregon Business Development Commission;
and
(5) Be formally adopted by a
municipality, a special district, a port, or other governmental
entity.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 285B.230 - 285B.266
Stats. Implemented: ORS 285B.230 - 285B.266
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