Chapter 285B — Economic Development II
ORS 285B.032 Findings
The Legislative Assembly finds that:
Traded sector industries are the foundation of state and regional economic development strategies for long-term job creation and prosperity. Because traded sector jobs typically pay higher than average wages and generate higher than average income tax revenues, such jobs play an important role in supporting critical state services.
Industrial development that provides new traded sector jobs reinforces the economies of local and regional communities and contributes to the economic vitality of the State of Oregon.
There is a shortage of market-ready industrial land in this state. Public and private project sponsors have limited financial tools to facilitate development of significant and complex industrial land that is appropriate for traded sector industrial use.
Public assistance is necessary to overcome development-related constraints and to incentivize industrial land development in this state.
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