Strategic Advantages and Disadvantages Sample Clauses

Strategic Advantages and Disadvantages. This summary of strategic advantages and disadvantages for the Comox Valley is not intended to be a lengthy list of all possible issues, but rather a focused and strategic summary of the most important issues as they relate to the Comox Valley's future economic development prospects. The issues are taken from all of the background work, including the economic analysis, the business survey, the literature review, and the extensive consultation (which included several workshops with the CVEDS Board, meetings with local and regional government staff, interviews with local politicians, particularly from the Town of Comox, and multiple industry focus groups and one-on-one meetings). Key Strategic Advantages  Fast-growing population (and growing working age population)  Available and under-utilized land (although not as affordable as some businesses would prefer)  Attractive tourism/recreational market  Airport (connections & runway) as well as complementary floatplane and Courtenay Airport services  Xxxxxx Sound conditions for shellfish  High quality but under-utilized agricultural land  Stable economic generator of 19 Wing Comox and related economic benefits of retired military personnelEducation sector, including growing international connections at both secondary and post-secondary levelHealth services expansion with new Comox Valley Hospital and possible repurposing of St. Joseph's Hospital Key Strategic Disadvantages  Island location, which increases transportation costs and time for moving goods by road  High reliance on public sector (generating about 30% of regional income(potential threat)  Lack of serviced, available industrial land  Multiple governmental jurisdictions and varied developmental regulations of the region  Shortage of labour for some businesses  Relatively high housing costs in Vancouver Island context and relative to relatively low employment incomes
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