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Look for New Efficiencies
Focus on City -Wide Priorities
Encourage and Invite Public/Private Partnerships
Increase Community Pride and Resident Engagement
New Downtown Urban Renewal Area
Scooters and Bikes
Use Park Impact Fees to Fund Proposals from Neighborhoods
Encourage Online Activity with Residents
Community Garden
Focus on Intentional Growth
Provide More Outdoor Recreation Opportunities
Sophisticated & Adequate Infrastructure
New Fire Station
Rec Center
Housing Grant Programs
Increased Mental Health Awareness/Programs
Trail System
Park Improvements
WISH LIST
Look for New Efficiencies
Focus on City -Wide Priorities
Encourage and Invite Public/Private Partnerships
Increase Community Pride and Resident Engagement
New Downtown Urban Renewal Area
Scooters and Bikes
Use Park Impact Fees to Fund Proposals from Neighborhoods
Encourage Online Activity with Residents
Community Garden
Focus on Intentional Growth
Provide More Outdoor Recreation Opportunities
Sophisticated & Adequate Infrastructure
New Fire Station
Rec Center
Housing Grant Programs
Increased Mental Health Awareness/Programs
Trail System
Park Improvements
Growing Arts
and Cultural
Opportunities
Thriving Youth
and Children
Accessible by
Multimodal
Transportation
Vibrant and
Aesthetic
Neighborhoods
Our
Diverse,
Inclusive and
Unified
CommUNITY
Healthy
Residents
Strong
Economy
Participatory
Government
Well -Managed
Government
Safe and
Prepared
Community
New Action Item
"' New Tactic
(details)
Goal —
(Intended
Outcome)
Timeline
Required
Resources
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• Increase Code Enforcement
•Promote City -Wide Cleanup Days
•City Maintain Public Spaces
• Maintain Public Spaces
•Encourage Residents Pride in Neighborhoods
• Create Good Development Policies that Focus on Intentional Growth
•Review PUD Code and Revise as needed
•Review 18.28 and Revise as needed
•Revise Urban Service Boundary
•Create Design Book
•Create Arterial Buffering Standards
Evaluate and create programs to incentivize property owners to beautify properties in targeted areas;
evaluate potential funding mechanisms related to said programs
•Use Park Impact Fees to Fund Proposals from Neighborhoods
•Housing Grant Programs (on hold)
Tactic 1.3.1 Review & Revise
PUD Code
Establish more compatible
developments in infill areas a
encourage well designed
communities.
Summer— Fall 2021
Personnel
$ - Public Hearing Notification
Action Item 1.3 Good Development Policies/ Focus on
Intentional Growth
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Tactic 1.3.2 Review and Rev
18.28
Adopt Standards for land use
approvals which carefully
review the built form and city's
long term financial liabilities.
November 2020 —
June 2021
Personnel
$ - Public Hearing Ni
Tactic 1.3.3 Revise Urban
Service Boundary
Revise boundary to reflect
intended service area.
Sewer System — Jan. 2022
Water System — Feb. 2022
Future Projects — March 2022
Combined — April 2022
Personnel
Tactic 1.3.4 Create Design
Book
Create Design and
Construction Standards
Present — February 2023
Personnel
Goal '
Timeline
Resources
Tactic 1.3.5 Create Arterial
Buffering Standards
Create standards which
promote aesthetics and
waikabiiity on arterial and othe
major transportation routes.
May 2022 — August 2022
Personnel
$ - Public Hearing Notifications
Action Item 1.8 Property Beautification Programs
Tactic 1.8.1 Use Park
Impact Fees to Fund
Proposals
Encourage resident inpul
into system
improvements in the
parks located in their
neighborhoods
January — September
2022
$ - From Impact Fee
account
Goal
Timeline
Resources
Diverse, Inclusive and Unified
)owntown Plan for ALL Ages
Nntown Plan and Form Based Code
ate Partnership — Downtown
Items
Existing Items
New Items
ire
Participatory Government
artment Obtain Public Input
nunity Pride/Resident Engagement & Ownership
qew Items
Existing Items
Well -Managed Government
• Employee Training, Education, and Certification Programs
•Improve Skills Through Training and Certifications
•Employee Training Education, and Certifications Programs
•Employee Training and Certifications
•Increase Employee Capacity
Adhere to Established Budgets, While Maintaining Level of Sen
Encourage Online Activities with Residents
Look for New Efficiencies
Implement Parks Capital Improvement Plan
Adequate Street Funding
Existing Items
New Items
Action Item 4.6 Adhere to Established Budgets While Maintaining
Levels of Service
Tactic 4.6.1 EncourageTactic 4.6.2 Look for New Tactic 4.6.3 Implement Park Tactic 4.6.4 Adequate
Online Activity With Efficiencies Capital Improvement Plan Funding
Residents IN
Residents have convenient
access to online resources •
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and are well informed about - . Establish annual process for
City projects. Reduce staff Public WorksOperations. Park Improvement projects.
time spent on paper forms
processes. IN
Ongoing January 2020 — February 2022 — July 2022
III February 2022 IN
Personnel
$ - Potential Software Personnel Personnel
Subscriptions IN I IN
MGoal
Timeline
Resources
Obtain appropriate funding
to support long-term
maintenance of City's
transportation system.
Present — February 2023
Personnel
$ - Consultant
0
Safe and Prepared Community
for Conservation and Recycling
A
Existing Items
Action Item 5.2 Safe and Prepared Community
Tactic 5.2.1
Community Garden
Increase self-
reliance of residents
by effective use of
gardens.
December 2021 —
June 2022
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agreement, Space
$ - minimal for
construction
Goal
Timeline
Resources
Strong Economy
Assist Exiting Businesses with Retention and Expansion
•Vendor Friendly Public Space
Continue Investment in Water and Sewer Infrastructure
•Sophisticated & Adequate Utility Infrastructure
•Advocate & Assist with New Downtown URA
Existing Items
New Items
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Goal
Action Item 6.1 Assist Existing Businesses with Timeline
Retention and Expansion
Resources
Tactic 6.1.1 Vendor
Friendly Public Spaces
Adopt a policy for
vendors that helps
activate public space
and opens opportunities
for commerce
September 2021 —
February 2022
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Personnel
Action Item 6.7 Appropriate Investments in Water &
Sewer Infrastructure
Tactic 6.7.1 Sophisticated Tactic 6.7.2 Advocate &
1 and Adequate Utility Assist with New Downtown
Infrastructure I URA
Maintain level of service with
water and sewer systems
with adequate capacity for
continued growth.
September 2021 —Spring
2022
Personnel
$ - to purchase property and
to implement projects
M Ir
Timeline
Resources
Adopt a new plan area whic
will provide long term
economic growth and benef
for the taxing districts and
their constituents.
2022-2024
Personnel
i $ - up to 25k from CDA or
City or combination of both
Healthy Residents
• Seek Bike and Pedestrian Access to Wellness Center
-Analyze, Plan, and Implement Better Bike/Ped Accommodation
Identify Opportunities for Bike and pedestrian accommodation
-Identify Existing Facilities
-Provide Transportation Alternatives — Bike and Ped Paths
Bike Lane Connectivity
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note Outdoor Activities
ie More Outdoor Recreation Opportunities
ers and Bikes (on hold)
Existing Items
New Items
Goal
Action Item 7.4 Identify Bike and Pedestrian Locations — Timeline
Best Practices
Resources
Tactic 7.4.3 Bike
Lane Connectivity
Increased bike Ian
miles within the
City for better
connectivity
December 2021 —
March 2022
Personnel
$ - for grinding and
restriping
Action Item 7.6 Promote Outdoor Activities
Tactic 7.6.1 Outdoo
Recreation
Opportunities
Provide
opportunities for
youth and adult
outdoor recreation
January 2022 — Apri
2022
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$ - League Staff,
Equipment, Field
Maintenance
Goal
Timeline
Resources
Existing
New
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• Canal Bank Greenway System
•Construct Connection of Greenway Canal Trail
-Create Canal Trail Master Plan
• Trail System
No New Items
Action Item 8.3 Canal Bank Greenway System
Tactic 8.3.3 Trail System
Adjust City Code to requir
public recreational
easements from
developments with existin
FHIP ROW
2022 – 2024 and then 1MMrMT—. ongoing
Personnel and Partnering
Agencies
$ - Impact Fees for design,
construction and permits
0
Goal
Timeline
Resources
Existing
New �I
Growing Arts and Cultural Opportunities
Develop Programmable Space in Downtown Plan
-Develop Programmable Space Downtown
-Create Plaza Area at New City Hall
Increase Art and Music Activities in City
-City Sponsored Events (outdoor)
Action Item 10.4 Increase Art and Music Activities
Tactic 10.4.1 Outdoor
Recreation Activities (City
Sponsored)
Provide more opportunities
for the community to
participate in free outdoor
events and activities
2022 — Ongoing
4M
Personnel and Partnering
Agencies
$ - Dependent upon event
and available funds
Goal
Timeline
Resources
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Gaal i Vibrant &Aesthetic Neighbarhaads Goal 1 Vi rant & Aesthetic Neig borhc ods
Action 1 .3 Create Good Development PolicieslFocus on I Action 13 Create Go Dd De felopinent PoliciesiFocus on
Tactic 1 .3.1 Review PUD Code and Revise as needed Ta tic 1 . .1 Review PUDde nd R vise as needed
.2 Re iew 18.28 nd s ne ded
Tactic 1.3.2 Review 18.28 and Revise as needed Tac is 1 . ivise
Tactic 1.3.3 Revise Urban Service Boundary Tactic 1 .3.3 evise Urba Senn ce Bc unda
Tactic 1 .3.4 Create Design Book Tac is 1 . .4 CrE ate ❑ esign Book
Tactic 1 .3.5 Create Arterial Buffering Standards Tac#i 1 .3. Crea a Ar# rial B ufferi i i g Sta ndard
Action 1 .8 Evaluate and create programs to incentivize p Act on 1 .3 Eval jate nd create prograins to inceniivize rope ow
Tactic 1 .8.1 Use Park Impact Fees to Fund Proposals Tac is 1 . .1 Us Par Impa t Fe s to Fund Propos Is fro:m Ne ghbo
Goal 4 Lyell -Managed Governmenf Go 1 4 VJ ll -Ma age Gov rnme #
Action 4.6 Adhere to Established Budgets While Maintai Action 4. Adhere to Established Budgets While ain#a ning
Tactic 4.6.1 Encourage Online Activities with Residen I I Tactic 4. .1 En ours a Online Activities wit Residents
Tactic 4.6.2 Look for New Efficiencies acti 4.6. Loo for Ne" Eff cienc es
Tactic 4.6.3 Implement Parks Capital Improvement PI T ctic .6.3 1 ple ent arks apit I Imp vem nt PI n
Tactic 4.6.4 Adequate Street Funding T c#ic .6.4 dequ #e S# ee# F ndin
Gaal 5 Safe and Prepared Cammunify GoAl 5 S fe an Prepared Community
Action 5.2 Engage Residents for Conservation and Recy Action 5. Eng ge R side is for Cons rvati n an Rec cling
Tactic 5.2.1 Community GardenlOrchard 11illMill Tactic 5. .1 Co nmur ity G rdenl Drcha rd
Goal G Efrong Economy R I I I 1 4 Goal 3 Strong Ec nom
Action 6.1 Assist Existing Business with Retention & Exp Actior 6.1 Assist Existi g Busines, with Rete ion & Expansion
Tactic 6.1 .1 Vendor Friendly Public Spaces Tactic 6.1 .1 Venc or Fri ndly ubli Spa es
Action 6.7 Continue Investment in Water & Sewer Infrastr Actio 6.7 on#i ue In
Tactic 6.7.1 Sophisticated & Adequate Utility Infrastr ac#i 6.7.1 Sop is#ica ed & Adequate #ility nfras ruc#u
Tactic 6.7.2 Advocate & Assis#wi#h New Downtown U acti 6.7. Adv tate
Goal 7 Healfhy Flesidenfs G all eat# y Re idents
Action 7.4 Identify Opportunities for Bike and Pedestrian Action 7. Ide ify O port ni#ies for Bike an Ped s#ria Acc mod tion
Tactic 7.4.3 Bike Lane Connectivity Tactic 7. .3 Bi a Lane Co necti ity
Action 7.6 Promote Outdoor Activities A tion .6 Pr mote Outcl or Activities
Tactic 7.6.1 Provide More Outdoor Recreation Oppor# Tactic .6.1 rovid Mor Outdoor R Crea 4 on O portu ities
Goal 8 Accessihle hyMulfimodal Transporfafion G Dal 8 O.cces5ible
Action 8.3 Canal Bank Greenway System A tion T.3 C nal B
Tactic 8.3.3 Trail System T ictic E I rail S
Goal 10 Grorying Arfs &Culfural Opporfunifies GoaI10 Grovoing Arts & Tultur d Opr cortunities
Action 10.4 Increase Art &Music Activities in City Action 0.4 hicrease Art Music Ac#vi#ies in Ci
Tactic 10.4.1 Outdoor City Sponsored Events [ ] T otic 10.4.1 Outdoor Ciiy SponsoreJ Eve is
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