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Often, city arts functions are part of the "economicdevelopment" cluster of city agencies. For example, Arts Councils probably need to add some economicdevelopment planners. But I'm not sure good the average arts council is on these functions either. Large institutional arts districts.
The idea is layered: financial investors will see financial returns; “social” investors will see financial returns and community impact; and the community will benefit from economicdevelopment in the form of jobs, access to goods, services, housing, and quality of life. Planning relevance.
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The City of Kenmore, Washington was the second organization to implement PBB, along with the City of Bainbridge Island , and both have been practitioners since 2013. He also cited economicdevelopment as a top priority for the city with the goal of expanding employment and making the city more vibrant.
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