Minutes Public Meeting #1 Thursday, September 22, :30 pm Holiday Inn, Dubois
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1 Minutes Public Meeting #1 Thursday, September 22, :30 pm Holiday Inn, Dubois Top Issues Facing Your Family or Business: Healthcare Gas Prices Energy Production (1) Jobs (2) Communication / Cooperation Open (working) Spaces Mass Transit (1) Forest Management (1) Municipality Cooperation on Land Use EMS Tourism Drinking Water Quality and Quantity Library Services Police / Fire Protection Sewage Issues (1) Advocacy for Rural Areas Types of Development you want or not want for your communities: Want Industry Wood Products / MFG Spin off Powder Metals Renewable Energy Production Support Research for development of alternative energy Research and Development Shopping Youth Activity Program / Center (3) Do not Want Landfills Gambling related businesses Adult Entertainment More Roads
2 What would you or wouldn t you change about Clearfield County: Would: (1) Change Attitude Average Per Capita Literacy Rate Teen Pregnancy Drugs and Alcohol (1) How we manage our resources Improve Water Quality and AMD Public Issues of Accurate Health Would Not: Rural area / Character I 80 Views on how to Improve our Housing Infrastructure: Revitalize Urban Housing Resources to Revitalize Housing Self interest affecting unique revitalization efforts (3) Poor Land use Planning Affordable Quality Livable desirable Housing More cluster / density development More affordable housing for young people / Families Views on how to Improve Social Service Programs: Attitude (Pro Active Prevention (1) Resources (1) Clearing house of Social Services Programs Eliminate duplication of services / efficiencies Addressing Family Issues Mandated Funding Churches / Salvation Army / Red Cross etc: Utilize more Faith Base Services
3 Views on how to Improve our Healthcare System: More competition (2) Tort Reform Transportation to and from Hospital Abuse of system Overall education of Healthcare Availability of Practioners Dental Care for Low Income Not enough (Access Card) Service Providers Malpractice Climate Balancing Care and Cost Views on how to improve our Economic Development efforts: Be as regional as possible Be as Local as possible (1) Finding a balance between regional / local Better understanding Urban Economic Take advantage of the expertise and experience of local economic development leaders Education that coordinated economic development is good for everyone Less territorial Tax reform in PA (Tax fairness) Views on how to improve our Transportation Network: Poor local and state roads Management of Cost vs. Benefits Use of more R.R. (efficient) More use of mass transit (efficient) Lack of North / South Access More European attitude about vehicles (smaller more fuel efficient) Loss of air services (more awareness and promotion) Balance pros and cons of new roads and air services
4 Views on how to improve our Education System: Knowledgeable county people should take charge and show more voice More equity funding for education (distribution of school taxes) a % goes into salaries More discipline allowed in schools / Longer school year (more efficient school year) Current Public School system s lack academic rigor (3) Encourage Parental involvement in education Adult education opportunities within existing school facilities (24-7) Change tax base (not gambling look elsewhere) Every parent pay tuition Views on how to best utilize, sustain or remediate / prevent deterioration of our Natural Resources: (2) Science not Emotion (1) Sustainability over Extraction Practical Education (2) Academic Education Conservation (1) Water Resource management Education on the value of our natural resources Views on how to best preserve and enhance our Historical / Cultural Resources: Region.com Build on wood industry (understand our history) Commission Historic Districts Promote area better (not like the PA Wilds) Manage I 80 corridor for tourism and recreation Smart development and infrastructure of the industry (1) Recognizing or educating owners of the historical structures as to their economic benefits Develop funding for preservation of privately owned historical structures
5 Maintain our historical structures without impeding progress
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