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Action Timeframe Resources Key Outcomes and Indicators Responsible Party <br />Strategy: Connect the community both physically and socially to destinations, services, and activities. <br />19.Complete the Master Parks 2019 Existing Staff/Resources Adequate parks, trails and public spaces, both future and existing. Mark Riverblood <br /> <br />and Trail Plan/Capital Budget Impact = Medium <br />Improvement Program RCP Report Unique recreation destinations. <br />Update. <br />20.Update Recreation 2019 Budget Impact = Low Deliver a diversity of programs that finds a balance of revenue and Mark Riverblood <br /> <br />Programming Work Plan access. <br />Strategy: Enhance customer service through process improvements. <br />21.Complete snow removal study 2019 Budget Impact = Low Ensure process and staffing for snow removal meets community Grant Riemer <br /> <br />and alternatives analysis. expectations. <br />Strategy: Enhance sustainability and efficiency through public facilities and infrastructure investments. <br />22.Complete Regional Surface Q1 2020 Study funded by Metropolitan Adequate supply of water to supply community’s future vision. Bruce Westby <br /> <br />Water Supply Feasibility Study. Council. <br />Budget Impact = Low Ensure that groundwater is the most appropriate source for the future. <br /> <br />23.Explore Water Supply Reduce levels of manganese in municipal water supply. <br /> <br />Treatment Options <br />24.Complete Plans and 2019 Budget Impact = High Adequate space to effectively maintain public infrastructure. Grant Riemer <br /> <br />Specifications for Future Public <br />Works Campus. Savings of time and money in operational efficiencies. <br />25.Consider smart irrigation 2019 Budget Impact = Medium Reduced demand on public water supply and avoid/delay of Chris Anderson <br /> <br />rebate program. infrastructure investments. <br />Strategy: Improve City’s communication. <br />26.Update Communications Plan. 2019 Existing Staff Improved external communication. Megan Thorstad <br /> <br />Budget Impact = Low <br />RCP Report Provide more information of interest to residents in multiple formats. <br /> <br />New and more effective ways to reach the community, including but <br />not limited to social media. <br /> <br />Talking Points for Key Projects. <br /> <br />Policy, process, and timing for communicating key topics. <br /> <br />Improved administration of Ramsey Resident Newsletter. <br />27.Enhance Employee Intranet. Q4 2019 Budget Impact = Low Enhanced access for personnel policies and resources for existing and Colleen Lasher <br /> <br />future Councilmembers, Employees, and Commissioners. <br /> <br />Improved internal communication. <br /> <br />
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