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The Frontier of Economic Development Presented by: Patricia Vice, Executive Director Lincoln County Economic Development

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The Frontier of Economic Development

Presented by:Patricia Vice,

Executive DirectorLincoln County

Economic Development

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Ports to Plains Alliance

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Innovation

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Honor traditions

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Recreation

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Famous Places

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Signage

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Meetings

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Lincoln County, Colorado

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Lincoln County, Colorado

• 2,600 square miles (larger than Delaware or Rhode Island)

• 2.4 persons per square mile• Top three economies:

– Agriculture– Service/government– Food and accommodations

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Karval, Colorado

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Karval, Colorado

• Population : 60• Ranching and farming• 35 miles to gas, groceries• Pre-school – 12th grade school • Student population: 49; online school 167• School employment: 25

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FFA Program

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Karval, Colorado

Community Assessment:Community commitmentAssessment teamTwo days

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• SWOT Analysis • S-strengths• W-weaknesses• O-opportunities• T-threats

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• Four Goals:Develop a brand for marketingEstablish a café/convenience storeStudy feasibility of a packing plantCapitalize on wildlife presence

Established the Karval Alliance

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Branding

• Number one place in America for star gazing according to Scientific American

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Branding

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Fourth of July BBQ and Rodeo

Agriculture

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Branding Iron Calf-A

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Packing PlantStill in the feasibility study stageMeat sources through hunting, cattle, goats, hogsExploring cooperative model through Rocky Mountain Farmers” Union

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Wildlife

26 species of birds migratory patternsNative wildlife – 128 speciesWildlife viewing and photography

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• Karval Lake

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Ranching and Wildlife

• Ranches in conservation programs• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Partners for Fish and Wildlife ProgramColorado Division of Wildlife CSCP

Easement

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Mountain Plover Festival

Nesting area for Rocky Mountain Plover

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• Each year wildlife viewing and bird watching generates more than $1 billion in revenue for the State of Colorado

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• Partners: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Colorado Division of Wild LifeRocky Mountain Bird ObservatoryNational Audubon Society

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• Two Days• Ice Cream Social• Tours and classes• Karval Market• Chuck wagon dinner

And Steve Bailey

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• RAW• Ranching and Wildlife Program• FFA/USFWS

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Next Steps

• 501 c 3 status• RV/campground plans• Follow up assessment planning• Eco Tourism marketing plan with LCEDC

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www.karval.org