Kansas § 74-5094 Purposes of act

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§ 74-5094 — Purposes of act

Kansas § 74-5094

Ch. 74STATE BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND AUTHORITIES

Art. 50DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

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Kan. Stat. Ann. § 74-5094 (2026).

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The purposes of the community strategic planning assistance act are to:

(a)Build and enhance economic development capacity at the local and regional levels;

(b)develop and sustain long-term commitments for local development efforts;

(c)encourage broad-based local and multi-county development strategies that build on local strengths and to complement and reinforce statewide economic development strategy;

(d)improve the ability of local communities to effectively use economic data and analysis in the strategic planning process for economic development;

(e)maximize state investments in economic development through more efficient implementation of limited resources;

(f)provide recognition for successful communities and to motivate other communities; and

(g)encourage local initiatives to

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The purposes of the community strategic planning assistance act are to:
(a) Build and enhance economic development capacity at the local and regional levels;
(b) develop and sustain long-term commitments for local development efforts;
(c) encourage broad-based local and multi-county development strategies that build on local strengths and to complement and reinforce statewide economic development strategy;
(d) improve the ability of local communities to effectively use economic data and analysis in the strategic planning process for economic development;
(e) maximize state investments in economic development through more efficient implementation of limited resources;
(f) provide recognition for successful communities and to motivate other communities; and
(g) encourage local initiatives to revitalize blighted areas in metropolitan counties.