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I have a very important article that will be very helpful for the Kurdish people and us! Here is the article: Updated on Sunday, January 14, 2001 12:04:35 AM. Wayne needs more industry sites, EDC told ATLANTIC BEACH -- Wayne County is running out of products to sell in the fast-paced, competitive game of industry recruitment, consultants say. And it's time to build up the inventory. The products are industrial sites -- land and vacant buildings the county can use to attract companies. "You need sites in a hurry," said consultant Robin Spinks of Greenfield Associates. "There is very little product in your inventory right now." Ms. Spinks and Mary Lilley of Greenfield Associates in Wrightsville Beach have been taking stock of potential industrial sites in Wayne County under a $10,000 study commissioned by the Economic Development Commission. The consultants, who are often hired by companies to find sites, presented their preliminary findings during an EDC retreat Friday. The weekend retreat was the firsut those attending the retreat seemed receptive to the idea. The sites would serve as alternatives to ParkEast ! Business and Industrial Park off Martin Luther King Expressway. Economic leaders say different types of property are needed to attract companies that are not interested in being in an industrial park or that may want to be in a park that has fewer restrictions than ParkEast. The sites could become industrial parks, or they could stand alone. "Economic development is selling," Ms. Lilley said. "You are selling product, and your product is your site." The message of having industrial sites isn't new to EDC members, who have been told the same thing over and over by state officials and by visiting company representatives. But the problem comes with finding land suitable for industrial development and getting the amount of investment needed to prepare it. Land with all the amenities that companies want, like sewer and water lines, highway access and natural-gas service, is not easily found in rural Waye a buffer between the business and surrounding property, Ms. Spinks said. Then comes the problem of how to obtain the land. So far, the county commissioners have been the lead organization in funding industry-recruitment projects. One possibility is for the county to buy the land like it did with the back portion of the ParkEast Business and Industrial Park. Ms. Spinks said another way may be to take out options. This works by the county paying a certain percentage of the price of the land. The property owner gets the rest of the money when the property is sold to a company. The property owner also agrees to let the county market the land to industry. Ms. Spinks recommended that the county take out options for at least five years with automatic renewals. The county could also obtain a letter of intent from the land owner guaranteeing the property's sale. But some companies are uncomfortable with that, she said! . Once the property is available for sale to companies, it must be prepared. Companies want land tity manager. From Mount Olive government -- Town Manager Ray McDonald; Mayor Louis Pate; Commissioner Ora Truzy; and Paul Smalley, town commissioner and EDC member. From the chambers of commerce -- John Peacock, president of the Wayne Chamber; Patti O'Donoghue, executive director of the Mount Olive Chamber; and Dave Quick, Wayne Chamber member. From the EDC -- President Joanna Thompson; Dr. Ed Wilson, EDC chairman and president of Wayne Community College; Jimmie Edmundson, EDC member and member of the state economic development board; Dr. Bill Byrd, EDC member and president of Mount Olive College; George Kornegay; Buddy Pope; and Jimmie Ford. From Seymour Johnson Air Force Base -- Steve Wagoner, commander of the 4th Support Group. From Carolina Power & Light Co. -! - Fred West, community relations manager, and Dan Oliver, with Progressive Energy