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Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland (CEDS)
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Vision Statement |
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The Lower Eastern Shore region, rich in its rural heritage and natural beauty, has a vibrant and diversified economy offering productive employment opportunities and a superb quality of life to all people. |
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| Statement from Michael Pennington | |
| Table of Contents | |
| Section I: | The CEDS Process: Organization and Management |
| Section II: | Key Demographic and Economic Trends |
| Section III: | Vision, Goals, and Key Indicators |
| Section IV: | Actions and Implementation Plans |
| Appendices | |
| 1. Adoption of CEDS | |
| 2. Letters of Support | |
| 3. CEDS Committee Members | |
| 4. CEDS Committee Minutes | |
| 5. Funding Eligibility | |
| 6. Data for Census Places | |
| 7. Regional Project History | |
| 8. LES Land Use, Natural Resources, and Environment | |
| 9. LES Previous Economic Development Efforts and SWOT Analysis | |
| Acknowledgements | |
I. Funding assistance for this planning process was provided by the United States Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, and the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development:
II. Consultant services for the original CEDS document were provided by Triad Associates of Dresher, PA, in association with the EADS Group: 2002
III. Information updates were provided by the Business, Economic, and Community Outreach Network (BEACON), an outreach unit of the Perdue School of Business at Salisbury University: May 2004, May 2006
IV. Information updates were provided by the Lower Shore Workforce Alliance, working in partnership with the Tri-County Council to provide workforce policy, planning and oversight for the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland: April 2005.
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