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Planning 2014-07-24 Minutes - Public Hearing - 2015 Comprehensive Plan: Tukwila South and Economic Development Elements
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Planning 2014-07-24 Minutes - Public Hearing - 2015 Comprehensive Plan: Tukwila South and Economic Development Elements
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PC Public Hearing Minutes <br />July 24, 2014 <br />Add the following two bullets at the bottom of page 7 <br />• Work with local chambers of commerce on business retention, business development, outreach, <br />and joint efforts to promote the City. <br />• Collaborate with local school districts to improve the educational opportunities for Tukwila <br />school children. <br />Staff did a walkthrough of the recommended language submitted in comment letters by Forterra and <br />SeaTac Tukwila Food Innovation Network. <br />Purpose Section Revisions <br />Forterra, bullet 2, and SeaTac Tukwila Food Innovation Network each proposed recommended language <br />on the following item: <br />• The Commission revised the proposed recommended language to read; Improve and support the <br />opportunities for education, skills training and job acquisition for Tukwila residents. <br />• Forterra, bullet 3, revised to read; encourage entrepreneurs, and local startup businesses to <br />establish in Tukwila. <br />Forterra recommended language for two new bullets: <br />The PC agreed to add the new language for the two recommended bullets as revised to <br />read; <br />• Support the development of current and new minority and veteran owned and run businesses. <br />• Expand efforts to engage with and understand the economic development needs and priorities of <br />traditionally under - represented groups in Tukwila neighborhoods. <br />Issue Section Revisions <br />• Page 4, bullet 2, revised to add at the end of the sentence, "particularly among low income or low <br />English proficiency communities" <br />• Page 4, bullet 5 support further enhancements <br />• Next to last bullet on Forterra's comment letter, revised to read; Develop policies, programs, <br />projects and plans that include input from diverse groups within the residential and business <br />community using innovative engagement such as the Community Connector Program. <br />• Last bullet on Forterra's comment letter revised to read; "Enhance regional recognition of <br />Tukwila as an economic hub, promoting the success and diversity of its businesses and focusing <br />on its positive business climate" <br />Policies <br />SeaTac Tukwila Food Innovation Network recommended language; <br />2.1.2, approved to add the word "creation" before the word retention <br />2.1.3, revised to read; expand access to quality, healthy, affordable and culturally appropriate foods and <br />groceries for Tukwila residents <br />Implementation Strategies Revisions <br />The following bullet items were recommended by Forterra; language was revised to read; <br />• Encourage businesses to incorporate environmental and social responsibilities into their practices. <br />• Increase communication between the City of Tukwila and Tukwila businesses using innovative <br />community engagement models. <br />• Support businesses skills training for entrepreneurs and small businesses through partnerships <br />with universities, colleges, community colleges, community -based organizations and other third <br />parties. <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />
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