information categories
Standard
data elements for presenting location
information to site
selectors and other engaged in enterprise
development or economic
development are listed below see
location
data standards defined in the .network
glossary. You may find these or similar information headings in
a community
profile or online as a presentation from a place seeking
economic development.
 available
buildings
capital
contacts
demographics
education
energy
enterprise
incubation / innovation centers
enterprise
zones
environment
government
healthcare
incentives
jobs
and training
laborforce
location
market
quality
of life
real
estate
surplus
properties / brownfields
technical
training / trade schools
transportation
utilities
workforce
(workforce
development)
The Site Selection Data Standards spreadsheet
offered as a guide by the International
Economic Development Council suggests that a community should
promote underutilized or surplus government-owned real estate to prospects
when the opportunity arises. For examples, a number of places in the
US have overcome the negative economic impacts military-base-closings.
Real estate sites formerly used by some cases government agencies
may be promoted as brownfields
but in most cases the term is associated with industrial sites.
Prospects
sometimes want to know about the availability of adequate facilities
for healthcare in a location under consideration. Having a defined
level of medical or health care services available for employees is
becoming increasing more common as a listing among project
criteria by prospects.
project criteria
Usually the same as selection
criteriasee
the answer to the question about
location selection criteria in the SLA tools file. It lists
the three critical categories of location data that should be addressed
during the time of planning a project.
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