20 - Year Growth Plan - City of Kendleton

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3.0 Community AssessmentTo commence the research portion of the 20-Year Growth Plan, the EHRA PlanningTeam spent significant time both on the ground in Kendleton and in meetings withstakeholders to capture existing conditions, conduct market analysis and economicplanning data. Further, it is critical to view and understand the cultural andgovernmental dynamics which have brought the City to this point in time.EHRA and TEEX achieved the absorption of this information by performing a two-stagecommunity assessment with the overall goal of revitalizing the community from both acommercial and governmental standpoint. Thus, the 20-Year Growth Plan will indicatethe best methods of targeting industry and commercial development to the City as wellas means of enhancing the quality of life for its existing and future residents.As such, TEEX created a comprehensive Community Assessment document which isincluded as Appendix A. This document is a broad-based survey of the City’s existingdemographics, income levels, infrastructure, business environment and quality of placeamong other topics. As a stand alone document, it paints the picture that Kendleton hasgreat potential along with great heritage. Together with the land use planning issuespursued by EHRA, the collected information, facts and figures are the backbone for theeconomic projections contained herein.3.1 Approaching and Encroaching ForcesThe prime motivator for the City of Kendleton undertaking a 20-Year Growth Plan is thefact that CenterPoint Properties and Kansas City Southern Railroad are partners indeveloping a total of 800 acres immediately adjacent Kendleton’s north-eastern CityLimits. The Rosenberg Intermodal Center began operation in June 2010 and is operatingrail transfers on the newly rehabilitated Victoria-Rosenberg line which sits parallel to USHighway 59. Two 5,000-foot spur tracks are currently in use.Figure 3-1: KCS facility at Intermodal Center20-Year Growth Plan 11
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KENDLETON COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT, 201
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYBackgroundLocated
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population of 496, 3 though a posit
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Population by AgeThe age distributi
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INCOMEPer Capita IncomePer capita p
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$10,413,675* and ranked 9th in the
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Figure 11: Map of KendletonSource:
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CS Traditional Funded $159,068.97 2
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RailThe Kansas City Southern Railwa
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EDUCATION AND WORKFORCEEducationPri
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Recent district achievements includ
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College EducationThe University of
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WorkforceTrends in employment are u
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Employment by IndustryThe employmen
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However, as demonstrated below, For
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SWOT AnalysisTEEX employees have cr
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Appendix B: Public Involvement Comm
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Appendix C. Population Estimate and
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a. Population Forecast Based on RAZ
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Figure C-3. Zip Code 77417Table C-D
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Table C-E. 2010-2035 Forecasts: Zip
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