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Appendix B <br /> <br />SELF-EVALUATION FORM <br /> <br />As a way of assessing your current standing in comparison with the model for <br />solutions, you may want to begin with this self-evaluation. Working Together and <br />Process are the foundation for the other categories, thus they contain more statements, <br /> <br />Circle the number that best describes the degree to which the statement fits your <br />skuation. <br /> <br />Not at All Exactly <br />Like Us Like Us <br /> <br /> Working Together <br /> <br />1, We have a common vision within our jurisdiction. <br /> <br />2. Our citizens are aware of the long-term economic consequences <br /> of new business devalopment, <br /> <br />3. g~inesses are investing in our jurisdiction, <br /> <br />4. We have a strong commitment by elected officials to diminate <br /> red tape; if so, this is conveyed to staff. <br /> <br />5. Fees paid by businesses do not hurt our local business climate. <br /> <br />6, Revenue generation does not drive zoning and processing <br /> decisions. <br /> <br />7. Complex, time consuming and costly regulatory systems do not <br /> adversely impact our business retention axed expansion. <br /> <br />8. Staff clearly understands the rdationship of the development <br /> pYocess to economic development. <br /> <br />9. Elected officials trttst staff to implement policies. 1 2 3 4 <br />10. Our staff has been delegated as much permit authority as possible. 1 2 3 4 <br />11. Staff is empowered to make de~:isions at the lowest level possible. 1 2 3 4 <br />12. Overall objectives are kept in mind when applying regulations. 1 2 3 4 <br /> <br />13. Officials and starf recognize that developers and business people <br /> are customers, and axe thus responsive and have a non-adversaxial <br /> attitude. <br /> <br />14. We provide To the applicant clear, concise user-friendly written <br /> instructions on our permit process and timetables early in the <br /> development process. <br /> <br />15. Staff have specific performance expeccations for customer service. <br /> <br />16. We have user friendly public information methods to avoid lines <br /> and forms. <br /> <br />1234 <br />1234 <br /> <br />1234 <br />1234 <br /> <br />1234 <br />1234 <br /> <br />1234 <br /> <br />1234 <br /> <br />1234 <br /> <br />1234 <br />1234 <br />1234 <br /> <br />20 <br /> <br /> <br />
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