When an organization explores its location options, it should grade the following conditions: Key: A = Excellent, B = Good, C = Fair, D = Poor A B C D Business environment Enterprise of business people Chamber of Commerce activity Enterprise Zone designation Depth of talent pool Prevailing employee pay rates Housing availability for employees Lifestyle factors Schools Community and cultural activities Availability of raw material or merchandise Proximity to the organization's target market Physical suitability and condition of building Type and cost of lease Local zoning ordinances Provision for future expansion Projected quality of site over 10-year period Taxation burden Cost per square foot Common area maintenance charges Building services/lease provision Cost of associated insurance Compliance with Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Safety considerations Access to utilities (sewer, water, power, gas) Quality of public services, such as police and fire protection Parking availability and facilities Transportation availability and rates Traffic flow
When an organization explores its location options, it should grade the following conditions:
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