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2. Add Fiber ring around the community. <br /> 3. Gateway Opportunities- Improve entrances to Streets and Highways coming into <br /> Town such as Highway 67, Bridge Street, Indiana Street, Highway 267, Samual Moore <br /> Parkway,etc. <br /> 4. Retain enough fluids to accomplish Economic Development goals. <br /> 5. Have funds available for the current project. <br /> 6. Obtain a building downtown to rehab, façade improvements. <br /> 7. Revolving Loan Fund. <br /> 8. A new public safety building. <br /> 9. Infrastructure improvements in TIF area, stormwater, water, roads, and sl <br /> intersections. <br /> 10. Working with school on projects a. bus garage location b. other projects <br /> 11. Workforce Development programs-above and beyond current project as work <br /> skills assessment and education. <br /> 12. Combining TIF District and enlarging TIF District. <br /> 13. Optioning and buying of land, policing of land, spec buildings. <br /> 14. Water availability in TIE area-mission does not align with Town-impacts the <br /> ability to bring in certain industries. <br /> 15. Small venture capital. <br /> 16. Quality of life issues/projects. <br /> 17. Road acquisitions to move them. <br /> 18. Incentives <br /> 19. Site ID for shovel ready site-Site certification. <br /> This is a basis to begin with for the updating. Joy Sessing will put these ideas in a <br /> word document. Attorney Curren outlined the process: Put together a plan with <br /> maps and plats, outline specific projects, approve a Declaratory Resolution, present <br /> the plan to the Plan Commission and Town Council, set up a Public Hearing for a <br /> Confirmatory Resolution. <br />