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<br />PORTSMOUTH CITY COUNCIL VISION PRINCIPLES <br />FOR THE YEAR 2030 <br /> <br />For the year 2030, Portsmouth City Council envisions a community and a government having the <br />qualities set forth in these vision principles. City Council makes a commitment that it will strive <br />to achieve this vision through its various official actions and decisions. <br /> <br />CHANGE AND NEW DIRECTIONS <br />Portsmouth will remain alert to the challenges of an ever-changing world by recognizing and <br />understanding new technological, organizational, economic, and social developments at the <br />earliest opportunity. Portsmouth will use change for the purpose of seizing opportunities to <br />benefit our citizens. <br /> <br />A ROBUST ECONOMY FOR WORKING MEN AND WOMEN <br />Portsmouth will have a robust and prospering economy, based largely on its traditional bases of <br />the military, the maritime field, retail, and health care. There will be plentiful work <br />opportunities in the skilled trades for working men and women, and for professionals. <br /> <br />LEADING MARITIME CENTER <br />Portsmouth is a historic waterfront city. It will remain true to this tradition and become the <br />epicenter of the regional maritime economy. To that end, it will continue to expand on its <br />traditional maritime base by aiding and supporting the maritime economy of tile region, and by <br />capitalizing on growth opportunities created by the vast, modern marine terminals located in <br />Portsmouth, including the Portsmouth Marine Terminal, the APM Portsmouth Terminal, and the <br />Craney Island Terminal, as well as additional growth opportunities in recreational boating and <br />commercial maritime activities along underutilized sections of its waterfront. The growth in <br />Portsmouth's maritime economy will cause growth not only in skilled jobs for workers, but also <br />for professional offices. <br /> <br />LIFELONG LEARNING COMMUNITY <br />Education is the foundation of our social, political, and economic well being and is the top <br />priority of the City. Through collaborative efforts of City Council, the School Board, and the <br />private sector, Portsmouth has exceptional public and private schools. This includes learning <br />opportunities for early childhood, primary and secondary education, higher education, career <br />technical training, and workforce development. Its preferred educational system has made <br />Portsmouth a top choice for employers and families. <br /> <br />NEIGHBORHOODS AND A SENSE OF COMMUNITY <br />Portsmouth will continue to be a "city of neighborhoods." Portsmouth citizens will continue to <br />feel a part of, and loyal to their neighborhoods and their city. They will have a strong sense of <br />place and of belonging to their community. Portsmouth will be a place where all citizens feel like they belong, and where they'll be proud to belong. <br />
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