Lodi EDSP Community Workshop Survey

	High Priority	Medium Priority	Low Priority
Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs	Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs High Priority	Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs Medium Priority	Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs Low Priority
Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services	Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services High Priority	Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services Medium Priority	Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services Low Priority
Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants)	Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants) High Priority	Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants) Medium Priority	Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants) Low Priority
Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business	Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business High Priority	Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business Medium Priority	Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business Low Priority

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Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs

Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs High Priority

Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs Medium Priority

Goal #1: Improving the economic opportunities of local residents by fostering the creation of new, well-paying jobs Low Priority

Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services

Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services High Priority

Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services Medium Priority

Goal #2: Strengthening the City’s tax base to ensure sufficient revenues to support excellent community services Low Priority

Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants)

Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants) High Priority

Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants) Medium Priority

Goal #3: Expanding the range of goods and services available in the community by attracting new consumer-oriented businesses (e.g., retail stores and restaurants) Low Priority

Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business

Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business High Priority

Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business Medium Priority

Goal #4: Investing in community infrastructure/amenities that increase overall quality of life and make the City a more attractive place to live, work, visit and do business Low Priority

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* 2. What are Lodi's strongest assets that are currently under-recognized or underdeveloped from an economic development point of view (list up to 5)?

Asset

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* 3. What are the greatest challenges related to Lodi’s economic well-being and progress (list up to 5)?

Challenge

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* 4. What types of new development would you most like to see in Lodi (select as many as you like)?

Residential

Retail/Restaurant

Business Park/Industrial

Office

Hotel

Other (please specify)

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* 5. What types of new firms/industries would you like to see Lodi devote resources to recruiting/growing in the future (list up to 5)?

New firms/industries

Lodi EDSP Community Workshop Survey

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* 1. At the local (city) level, economic development efforts typically focus on four major goals. Please rank each goal as high priority, mid-level priority, or low priority

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* 2. What are Lodi's strongest assets that are currently under-recognized or underdeveloped from an economic development point of view (list up to 5)?

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* 3. What are the greatest challenges related to Lodi’s economic well-being and progress (list up to 5)?

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* 4. What types of new development would you most like to see in Lodi (select as many as you like)?

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* 5. What types of new firms/industries would you like to see Lodi devote resources to recruiting/growing in the future (list up to 5)?