20 - Year Growth Plan - City of Kendleton

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Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 3 1.5%Accommodation and Food Services 10 4.9%Other Services (excluding Public Administration) 9 4.4%Public Administration 8 3.9%Source: U.S. Census Bureau LED on the MapFigure 19: Employers in KendletonOrganizationCity of KendletonKendleton LumberyardBelle’s Country StoreEmployers in Kendleton, TX# ofEmployees3 FT & 2 PT2 FT & 3 PT3 PTFigure 20: Largest Employers in Fort Bend County as of April 2011Organization # of Employees Organization # of EmployeesFort Bend ISD 9,492 Noble Drilling Services 274Lamar CISD 2,884 Wharton County JuniorCollegeFluor Corporation 2,500 ChampionTechnologies, Inc.Fort Bend County 2,225 Yokogawa Corp. ofAmerica273264260SchlumbergerTechnology Corp.2,150 CSM Bakery Products,NA248Richmond State School 1,448 Hudson Products 248Methodist Sugar LandHospital1,400 City of Rosenberg 229Texas Instruments 1,150 Sunoco LogisticsPartners223Texas Dept. of CriminalJustice1,109 Allied Concrete 21034
United Parcel Service 924 Thermo ProcessInstruments185Oak Bend MedicalCenter678 Houston CommunityCollege178City of Sugar Land 649 City of Katy 174St. Luke’s Sugar LandHospital600 Suntron Corporation 173Nalco Company 496 Benedittini Cabinetry 160Frito‐Lay, Inc. 463 Kelsey‐Seybold Clinic 143Memorial HermannSugar Land Hospital454 AT&T 142Texana Center 463 City of Richmond 142Baker Petrolite, Inc. 437 Global FlowTechnologiesTramontina 433 Biotics ResearchCorporation140139Fiserv Output Solutions 427 Classic Chevrolet 139Puffer‐Sweiven 420 Crown Cork and Seal 137Tyco Valves andControlsNational Oilwell Varco,Inc.311 Accredo Packaging, Inc. 129300 City of Stafford 123City of Missouri City 293 CenterPoint Energy 119Fairfield Nodal 282 Silver Eagle, Inc. 111SouthWest Water 277 General Technologies,Inc.110Flextronics 274Appendix A, Page 35
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Page 83 and 84: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYBackgroundLocated
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Page 107 and 108: EDUCATION AND WORKFORCEEducationPri
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