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Wednesday, October 2, 2002 VOLUME 1 ISSUE 15  
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CONTENTS
Become an Informed Voter!
What Is the East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council?

Governor Jeb Bush is Coming to HobNob!
Citizens Learn About the Region
myregion.org Leadership Active in Transportation Commission
Don’t Miss the 2002 Regional
Leadership Conference

myregion.org in the News
 WHERE IN THE REGION

What is this famous landmark?

Thomas C. Kelly Administration Center (Volusia County Government

Orlando City Hall located in Orange County

The Old Polk County Courthouse located in downtown Bartow

The Historic Titusville Courthouse located in Brevard County

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Last week, 83% of voters correctly identified the historic landmark.
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FUN FACTS
   
  There are seven counties being studied in the Central Florida region by myregion.org. Six were created between 1845 and 1887. The seventh-Seminole County-was created in 1913. Of the seven counties established in the region, all vary widely in terms of size, density, shape, total population and urban character. In addition, the seven counties in Central Florida account for 13.9% of the state’s land area and 19% of the state’s population.

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Become an Informed Voter!
Constitutionalism can be traced back to the times of philosophers Plato and Aristotle around 400 B.C. But modern constitutionalism began in 1638, when four Connecticut river plantations created a constitution and a political state.
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What Is the East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council?

Regional planning in East Central Florida was a product of the Space Age. Growth occurring around the Cape emphasized the need for inter-county cooperation in solving regional problems of transportation, water resources, housing, community facilities and preservation issues.
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Governor Jeb Bush is Coming to HobNob!
It’s official; Governor Jeb Bush has confirmed that he will be attending the 2002 Akerman Senterfitt/Sprint Regional HobNob, on Thursday, October 10, at Loch Haven Park.
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Citizens Learn About the Region
Florida’s growth has been robust over the past four decades, far exceeding the national average. Our region’s governments are very aware of the opportunities and problems that population growth can create.
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myregion.org Leadership Active in Transportation Commission
As the data collected by myregion.org continues to be analyzed, it becomes more and more evident that Central Florida is highly dependent on its toll-road system to provide the needed freeway infrastructure for urban growth.
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Don’t Miss the 2002 Regional
Leadership Conference

Where can you participate in meaningful dialogue with business, community and government leaders from the seven-county region now that the myregion.org Community Issues Workshops are over?
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myregion.org in the News
Located in the center of the state, Polk County is known as the “heart of Central Florida.” Several government, business and institutional leaders in Polk County have been instrumental in providing leadership and guidance to myregion.org.
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 LEADERSHIP
 SPOTLIGHT
 

The Honorable
Truman Scarborough, Jr.
Chairman, Brevard County Commission
Executive Committee Member,
Co-Chair of Governance, myregion.org

 

"Currently, the region's small cities have their own history and traditions and are loosely networked by transportation infrastructure that responded to rapid growth. This has resulted in a highly compartmentalized set of local governments and authorities. In order to compete in the 21st century global marketplace, it is imperative for our region to cross political and municipal boundaries in search of a set of common goals."

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