- Committee List
- Applicant
and Lead Implementing Entity
- Co-Applicants
- Governing
Board
The strategic planning
process resulted
in an unprecedented partnership between several municipalities and
organizations
in our region. A total of seven units of local government, two counties
and five municipalities served as co-applicants for the Upper Kanawha
Valley
Enterprise Community (UKVEC). back
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Applicant
and Lead Implementing Entity
UKVEC is the lead
implementing entity.
Co-Applicants
The three 1990 census
tracts (CT 121,
CT 122, and CT 207) that make up the UKVEC include five small
municipalities
in two counties. All are rivertowns with 1990 populations ranging from
334 to 1,896. In addition, the Fayette County Commission serves as the
co-applicant representing the unincorporated area of CT 207. All total,
there are six local units of government participating within the
Enterprise
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GOVERNING
BOARD
- Dr. D. Anne Cavalier, Chairperson
- John R. McBrayer,
Secretary
- Mayor Charles
Blair, III, Town of East Bank, Treasurer
- Commissioner David
Hardy, Kanawha County
Commission
- Commissioner John
Lopez, Fayette County
Commission
-
John Adams, City of Montgomery
- Mayor Frank
Morris, Town of Pratt
- Mayor Essie Ford,
Town of Handley
- Mayor Ann Neese, Town of Pratt
- Randy Mills
- Jeffrey A. Boyd, Town of Chesapeake
- Judson Wallace
- Bob Farley
- William Owen Stout
- Edward L. Nelson
- Emra Campbell
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The
mission of
the Upper Kanawha Valley Enterprise Community is to restructure,
restore
and revitalize the social and economic climate that makes this area an
attractive place to live, learn, work and play.
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