C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Mendocino Coast: 2004 and Beyond Robert Eyler, Ph.D. Department of Economics Director, Center for Regional.

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C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Mendocino Coast: 2004 and Beyond Robert Eyler, Ph.D. Department of Economics Director, Center for Regional Economic Analysis

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Introduction Mendocino County faces many challenges and opportunities –Eastern Mendocino County Ukiah could be the next hub. Anderson Valley could be the next premier wine stop for tourists. – Mendocino Coast Tourism, logging, fishing, boutique retail Centered on tourism between Gualala and Caspar. Fort Bragg, because of HWY 20 link, could reap Ukiah rewards

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Interdependency Those in Mendocino and Fort Bragg cannot forget connection to Eastern Mendo: –Wine region draws folks the rest of the way –Many events in Mendocino involve those firms –County government may look toward HWY 101 towns before Mendo Coast: tax revenue –New business may see retail and services availability along corridor also.

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Competition Mendo Coast and County competes with Sonoma Coast and County, obviously –Bodega Bay area a large draw for tourist, especially local. –Must drive through Sonoma to get here from SF, Marin, most places –They are also looking for opportunities –Must think like a business, and understand economic situation.

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Three Major Issues Positioning –Mendo Coast must position itself for the next economic upswing versus competition? Partnership –All of Mendocino County must think of a general plan to understand itself and compete. –Government, businesses, citizens, must all partner. Progress –Cannot live in the past, nor rest on laurels. –Progress is essential to sustained growth economically.

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Positioning What does Mendo Coast want to become? –High tech? –Services centered (insurance, accounting, legal)? –Agricultural expansion? Primary industries have been the focus –Tourism expansion? How many tourists possible and how much money can be made? Need a distinct vision, given competition

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Positioning (cont.) Understand competitive environment –Must identify current businesses –Must identify available space, zoning, etc. –Must identify wants of citizens –Must understand constraints placed by government and surrounding counties Key: How can this area take advantage of resources to further itself in a sustainable way?

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Partnership Any plan must be inclusive and engage –Must search entire county –Must allow for comments from all –Must take positioning into account Government and Business must work together Business and Business must work together –Time lost on who gets what means someone else gets it.

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Partnership (cont.) Sustainability a key issue –Environmental: What business can really come here? –Political: What businesses add to the community? –Economic: How does the business mix allow flexibility and optimize advantages simultaneously? –Key: Does current sociopolitical environment allow economics to deliver a sustainable plan?

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Progress Agricultural base provides a great tool –Sonoma, Marin and Napa Counties have agricultural diversification. –Does Measure H exclude the entire biotech industry? –Services already in place due to agriculture Must we define progress technologically? –No, but that is where the money is. –Last four major booms in US high-tech –All booms come from some technological gains

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Progress (cont.) Locational Issues –Where would new companies/industries go? –How does Mendo Coast look versus others? –Access a obvious, big issue. Can constraints be alleviated? –HWY 20 to 2 x 2 lanes all the way to Williams? –Would Sonoma County Airport help? Key: Must think outside box, or nothing happens.

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Mendo County Stats Unemployment in Mendocino County –1990 – 1997, average monthly U rate = 9.7% –1998 – 2000, average monthly U rate = 7.1% –Largest Employers, Durable Goods Manufacture = 10% of Employed Retail Trade = 14% Education = 11% Leisure and Hospitality = 11% Local Government = 16% Farm = 8%

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Mendo Stats (cont.) Same Employers, 2001 – 2003 –Durable Goods Manufacture = 6% of Employed –Retail Trade = 14% –Education = 11% –Leisure and Hospitality = 12% –Local Government = 20% –Farm = 7% –Shift from durable goods manufacture to government? Average monthly U rate = 7.1% from

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Observations Cannot look at unemployment alone. –Certainly provides a clustering of jobs. –Also provides shifts, or lack of shifts. –Unemployment has a connection to many local economic issues Home prices Wages and prices of goods Local demand for all services, especially gov’t

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Observations (cont.) Mendo unemployment seasonal –Ag tie biggest here. –Also tourist seasons –Much different from Ukiah than Fort Bragg and Mendocino. Pockets of labor also describe local area –Covelo versus Fort Bragg, for instance

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU February 2004

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Unemployment

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Conclusions Mendocino County can be an area of growth in any industry –Connection to HWY 101 good. –Available space provides relatively low-cost alternatives for businesses –Affordable housing? –Choosing correct mix is itself a mix of art and science.

C ENTER for R EGIONAL E CONOMIC A NALYSIS at SSU Conclusions Mendocino County an amalgam of different micromarkets in labor –Employment stats show this –Almost two different counties on both sides of HWY 20 –Why is there not better integration? –For all involved, must work on working together.