Handout 1: Who should be involved in implementation of action items?

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Handout 1: Who should be involved in implementation of action items? Action Item Strategy Group A: Maximize potential of County s key assets for encouraging economic vitality A.1 Convene a countywide Economic Vitality Consortium to coordinate implementation of the EVSP and, as an initial priority, determine what organizations or organizational arrangements may need to be established to implement strategic actions that are not currently addressed by the County or the partner entities, or which require more coordination, etc. A.2 In connection with other related action items that imply the need for expanded development capacity, establish framework and policies for maximizing future use of Ventura County s remaining developable (or re-developable) land A.3 Continue to prioritize investment in infrastructure, County services and other assets that are recognized strengths within Ventura County and critical to future economic vitality, including public safety, healthcare, library services, environmental assets, and other quality of life / business climate conditions A.4 Continue to capitalize on strong agriculture sector by promoting growth of related business opportunities (e.g., agritourism; farm-to-table movement [pertaining to restaurants and also household consumption]; irrigation technologies; etc.) Oxnard Harbor District Major employers P-20/Education TBID (Ventura County Coast) CVBs (Simi Valley, Conejo, Camarillo, Ojai) SOAR Farm Bureau Realtors Agricultural Cultural Community Representatives Land use consultants Vitality Consortium VCAA BIA Chamber Alliance VCTC Oxnard Harbor District Transportation/Public Works Media (notifications, recruitment) Farm Bureau So Cal Gas Water Districts/Agencies Totally Local VC VC Lodging Assoc/Visitors Bureaus VCAA Port of Hueneme/OHD Cattlemen s Association Ventura County Coast CAUSE

SOAR Cattlemen s Association SEEAG A.5 Establish countywide Arts and Culture Collaborative to define and coordinate economic vitality strategies focused on the local creative economy Ventura County Arts Council Arts Guilds City Cultural Affairs Dept. Museums VC Lodging Association Bird Museum Alliance of the Library A.6 Identify potential spin-off opportunities from Naval Base Ventura County CSUCI Port of Hueneme Oxnard COC Local Arts Councils Hoteliers (TBIDs) Federal elected officials/congressional representatives City Economic Development Departments A.7 Identify potential spin-off opportunities from the general aviation airports, the Port of Hueneme (including the free trade zone [FTZ]) and Channel Islands Harbor World Trade Center City of Oxnard City of Camarillo Oxnard COC DEC OHD/Port of Hueneme Developers Real Estate brokers A.8 Leverage business development/spin-off opportunities of higher educational institutions ACE Charter UCSB HUB 101/Incubators 805 startups VC Innovates Media

City Economic Development Departments CI Business and Technology Partnership A.9 Promote interaction between education partners and industry (maximize workforce connections) VCOE CSUCI Naval Base Other COCs Ventura County Coast VC Innovates Utilities Strategy Group B: Maximize workforce readiness B.1 Promote job opportunity awareness among students, unemployed/underemployed residents, and other workers in need of retraining Ventura County Continuum of Care Chamber Alliance Ventura County Community Foundation Naval Base Libraries VC Innovates NAVSEAR NBVC/NAWC-WD s Stem Initiatives Other COCs VCCCD Econ Workforce Dev. Division VCOE Utilities B.2 Coordinate local employer needs with education/training Habitat for Humanity Naval Base MRVC VC Innovates VCCCD Econ Workforce Dev. Division All COCs Utilities

B.3 Coordinate all education levels to ensure seamless path of training to employment VC Innovates Linked Learning Ventura County Civic Alliance Incubators Cal Lutheran Start ups Utilities B.4 Reach out to key employers to identify key workforce readiness issues Naval Base Other COCs Civic Alliance VCCCD Econ Workforce Dev. Division B.5 Leverage County (government) status as the second-largest employer in the county to pursue best Military practices aimed at maximizing local hiring, in coordination with education/training providers Fire Departments County Law Enforcement Board of Realtors Strategy Group C: Maximize growth of key industries/clusters with the potential to create high-quality employment opportunities C.1 In conjunction with EDC-VC and other interested partners, review materials in the EVSP pertaining to Economists at Cal Lutheran and CSUCI potential target industries, and establish consensus to the extent possible on initial target industry focus throughout Ventura County WDB : Small Business Development Center Cities Manufacturers Roundtable Media C.2 Proactively focus on retention of existing businesses, especially in key clusters identified to be at risk for downsizing or relocation outside Ventura County Energy utilities So Cal Gas Biotech Network Community Foundation Economic Development Roundtable Housing Authorities and Organizations Film industry Oil and Gas industry

VCAA Farm Bureau C.3 Facilitate expansion of existing firms in key clusters MRVC City Planners Cal Competes Program C.4 Pursue attraction/recruitment of firms from outside Ventura County Economic Development Roundtable Tourist Bureaus Film Commission Leasing Agents and Real Estate Brokers Foreign Direct Investors and their consultants PUC/Utilities C.5 Systematically encourage/support entrepreneurial development in key clusters Economic Development Roundtable HUB 101 Aspire 3 805 Startups (incubators) Economic Gardening Non-employer businesses C.6 Focus on targeting spillover opportunities from Los Angeles County (this could apply to recruitment and/or entrepreneurial development) Strategy Group D: Focus marketing/branding efforts on economic vitality Oxnard Harbor District Cities Santa Barbara County Film Commission TBIDs WEV

D.1 Establish countywide Marketing Collaborative focused on economic development, to ensure consistency of marketing efforts with countywide themes/priorities identified in the EVSP D.2 In conjunction with Marketing Collaborative partners, identify opportunities for implementing specialized marketing campaigns (i.e., marketing initiatives focused on special topics such as the arts, recreation, quality of life, etc.) Real Estate Brokers/Board of Realtors TBIDs Central Coast Tourism Council Film Commission VCLA Ventura County Arts Council Guilds TBIDs (Ventura County Coast) VCLA Strategy Group E: Review infrastructure conditions and needs E.1 Prioritize investment in infrastructure improvements to ensure water availability/quality Utilities SCE, So Cal Gas AWA Association of Water Agencies Port City Managers countywide City Public Works Departments City Planning Departments VCAA WSPA E.2 Continue to monitor and seek improvements to transportation infrastructure involving roads/systems within city and county jurisdiction, in order to minimize the cost and inconvenience of traffic congestion, while continuing to seek funding through lobbying, grant writing, and similar means, for transportation infrastructure under federal and state jurisdiction Oxnard Harbor District Port of Hueneme/OHD NBVC City Public Works Departments Ventura County Tax Payers Association E.3 Continue to improve and develop technology/broadband-related infrastructure BIA City Planning Departments City IT Departments Strategy Group F: Address key threats to economic progress in the County F.1 Address housing affordability a potential constraint to retaining/attracting residents; given the widespread nature of this problem (which is actually worse in other Southern California coastal locations), take advantage of best practices as they develop around the state and nation BIA HOME Habitat for Humanity Housing Trust Fund

F.2 Continue to address homelessness, as both a social and business-impact issue, throughout Ventura County F.3 Continue to promote business-friendliness in the regulatory/permitting environment throughout Ventura County, through collaboration, exchange of ideas and best practices, and promoting consistency in policy and practice, among cities and the County F.4 Define and document conditions related to the way in which SOAR generally influences the supply and other conditions related to developable land in the cities and the County, and prepare materials for clarifying these conditions for use by the general public F.5 Respecting the principles of SOAR measures supported by Ventura County citizens, review and inventory developable land under SOAR, including appropriate development characteristics, at the County level and for the individual cities, with the intent of maintaining this database and facilitating the potential for maximizing the use of available commercial/industrial properties for targeted activities City Planning Departments Board of Realtors/VCCAR Many Mansions Faith based organizations County Mental Health Project Understanding (other nonprofits) Project Hope County Services Agency Law enforcement City Managers SCE So Cal Gas City Planning Departments Developers VCOG WSPA CLU / Economics Dept / Matthew Fienup (economist) City Planning Agencies Farm Bureau Cattlemen s Association EDV VC Cattlemen s Association Farm Bureau Board of Realtors

Acronym Key ACE = Architecture, Construction & Engineering High School AWA = Association of Water Agencies, Ventura County BIA = Building Industry Association CAUSE = Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy CLU = California Lutheran University COC = Chamber of Commerce COLAB = Ventura County Coalition of Labor, Agriculture and Business CSUCI = California State University Channel Islands CVB = Convention and Visitors Bureau DEC = District Export Council EDC-VC = Economic Development Collaborative-Ventura County HOME = Housing Opportunities Made Easier IT = Information Technology MRVC = Manufacturing Roundtable Ventura County NBVC = Naval Base Ventura County NAWC-WD = Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division OHD = Oxnard Harbor District PUC = Public Utilities Commission SEEAG = Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture SOAR = Save Open Space and Agricultural Resources TBID = Tourism Business Improvement District UCSB = University of California, Santa Barbara VC = Ventura County VCAA = Ventura County Agricultural Association VCCAR = Ventura County Coastal Association of Realtors VCCCD = Ventura County Community College District VCEDA = Ventura County Economic Development Association VCLA = Ventura County Lodging Association VCOE = Ventura County Office of Education VCOG = Ventura County Council of Governments VCTC = Ventura County Transportation Commission WEV = Women s Economic Ventures WSPA = Western States Petroleum Association