SENATE COMMITTEE ON
TRANSPORTATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
January 27, 2003 Hearing
Room C
8:00 AM Tapes
7 - 9
MEMBERS PRESENT: Sen. Rick Metsger, Chair
Sen. Bruce Starr, Vice-Chair
Sen. Ryan Deckert
Sen. David Nelson
STAFF PRESENT: Amy Joyce, Committee Administrator
Annastasia Suess, Committee Assistant
MEASURE/ISSUES HEARD: Informational Meeting
Duncan Wyse & Joe Cortright, Re: The Oregon Business
Plan
These minutes are in
compliance with Senate and House Rules.
Only text enclosed in quotation marks reports a speaker’s exact
words. For complete contents,
please refer to the tapes.
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TAPE/# |
Speaker |
Comments |
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Tape 7, A |
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050 |
Chair
Metsger |
Calls
the committee to order at 8:00 a.m. Opens an informational meeting. |
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INFORMATIONAL MEETING |
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|
010 |
Duncan
Wyse |
The
Oregon Business Plan. Begins
presentation on ‘A Plan for Growing Quality Jobs’ and provides slide material
(EXHIBIT A). |
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060 |
Wyse |
Discusses
jobs and the economy. |
|
110 |
Joe
Cortright |
Impresa,
Inc. Begins presentation on Oregon’s statewide economic performance. |
|
150 |
Cortright |
Discusses
economic issues: ·
Employment percentages
in the 1990’s ·
Clustering of traded
sectors ·
Ecology of Silicon
Forest ·
Oregon Success Stories ·
Four Ps for Prosperity
(Pioneering Innovation, People, Places and Productivity.) Five
trends in Oregon economy |
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Tape 7, B (Tape 8A faulty, not used.) |
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|
020 |
Cortright |
Continues
presentation on economic issues: ·
Strategy of the Four
Ps ·
Oregon Plan’s vision
for the economy ·
Oregon Business Plan
Initiatives ·
Coordination with
Legislative support |
|
320 |
Wyse |
Concludes. |
|
330 |
Chair
Metsger |
Comments
on the legislative process and the vision of the economy. |
|
350 |
Sen.
Nelson |
Comments
on the food processing cluster in rural areas with limitations on water
usage. |
|
390 |
Sen.
Nelson |
Inquires
about the future of bio-technology industries. |
|
420 |
Wyse |
Responds. |
|
Tape 8, B |
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|
020 |
Wyse |
Continues
responses. |
|
040 |
Cortright |
Comments
on the bio-technology industry in Oregon. |
|
060 |
Wyse |
Provides
suggestion on stimulation of economy. |
|
100 |
Sen.
Deckert |
Asks
about future clusters. |
|
105 |
Cortright |
Provides
comments. |
|
130 |
Sen.
Deckert |
Inquires
about central clusters versus merging clusters. |
|
140 |
Cortright |
Responds. |
|
180 |
Wyse |
Comments
on merging clusters. |
|
190 |
Sen.
Starr |
Offers
concerns regarding how the legislature is addressing economic development. |
|
230 |
Chair
Metsger |
Comments. |
|
255 |
Chair
Metsger |
Asks
about consideration of economic cluster zones of individual sectors. |
|
270 |
Wyse |
Explains. |
|
310 |
Chair
Metsger |
Comments. |
|
315 |
Wyse |
Responds. |
|
320 |
Chair
Metsger |
Asks
about the link between transportation and the clusters. |
|
350 |
Wyse |
Discusses. |
|
390 |
Cortright |
Comments
on transportation forecasting. |
|
415 |
Wyse |
Comments
on joint legislature future meetings. |
|
Tape 9, A |
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|
020 |
Sen.
Nelson |
Comments
on the twelve initiatives mentioned in the presentation. |
|
030 |
Wyse |
Responds
to the comments. |
|
045 |
Chair
Metsger |
Agrees. |
|
050 |
Wyse |
Offers
to break down initiatives by legislative committees. |
|
060 |
Chair
Metsger |
Agrees
and asks that the suggestions be provided to the administrator. Closes
informational meeting and adjourns committee at 10:01 a.m. |
EXHIBIT
SUMMARY
A
– Informational, slide material, Duncan Wyse, 14 pp