Topic 1: Project Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis - Examples of services under this topic area may include but are not limited to the following: 1. Using a model approved by the Corporation, quantify the direct and indirect economic impacts, including, but not limited to a. Jobs created during construction and permanent jobs created during operations. b. Earnings, wages and salaries, or income received. c. Consumer spending. d. Supplier impacts of businesses or related local industries. e. Statewide gross domestic product and/or other related macro-economic factors. 2. Quantify fiscal impacts on state revenue as a whole and each source of state revenue, including but not limited to sales and use, personal income and corporate tax. 3. Prepare project-based fiscal impact model (using Microsoft Excel), suitable for simple input of critical project assumptions and public review of such assumptions, calculations, and outputs. The methodology employed should be clearly stated and capable of being independently recreated by third parties, including but not limited to incentive applicants and members of the public. The fiscal model should project current dollar revenues and costs, and allow for potential phasing of projects, as well as allowing for key project variables to be capable of independent input. The base fiscal impact model should allow for multiple revenue inputs and application to varying land uses/building types including, but not limited to office, hotels, condos, flex industrial, manufacturing, multifamily, mixed use/retail, destination recreation/retail, parking facilities, and others as determined by the Corporation...
