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The group took a short ten-minute break. <br />Deputy City Administrator Gladhill explained how the different strengths and weaknesses were <br />clustered together and reviewed some of the common themes within each category. He referenced <br />an email that was sent out to the Council earlier today which mirrors the Strategic Plan with the <br />intent of identifying items that need further discussion, should be modified, or removed. He <br />explained the different levels of the goals, strategies and actions of the Strategic Plan and the <br />related timeframe in which that should cover. He reviewed the first high level strategy and <br />confirmed the consensus of the Council to keep that statement as written and add the two action <br />items as proposed by staff. <br />There was discussion towards the strategy related to the pavement management program. Some <br />members felt that item has been accomplished and should be removed, some members felt that a <br />continued discussion should occur related to the use of franchise fees and the language should be <br />changed to continue discussion on pavement management program funding, and some believed <br />that the language should be changed to evaluate the pavement management program. There was <br />not a consensus reached and it was agreed that the Council would come back to this item later in <br />the meeting. <br />Deputy City Administrator Gladhill moved to the next action, suggesting additional language to <br />identify a new business practice within the organization. He noted that the previous year that <br />focused on the implementation of the fire duty crew. He confirmed the consensus of the Council <br />that this item could be removed as it was already covered by the new action items added during <br />the earlier discussion. He confirmed the consensus of the Council to add an action item related to <br />reviewing social media programs. He confirmed the consensus of the Council to leave the <br />economic development strategy and add an action item to continue to look for opportunities to <br />increase the library of shovel ready sites for development. He moved to the action item related to <br />business retention and confirmed the consensus of the Council to keep that item as written. He <br />reviewed a potential action item that could be added to complete a comprehensive City Code audit <br />and update and confirmed the consensus of the Council to add that item. He confirmed the <br />consensus to retain a high-level strategy to maintain a positive image for residential neighborhoods <br />and business corridors. He confirmed the consensus of the Council to move the streetscape plan <br />to the parking lot list at the end of the plan. <br />Deputy City Administrator Gladhill moved to the next strategy related to the development master <br />plan for The COR. It was the consensus of the Council to remove the multi -family housing policy <br />language and simply leave the downtown COR master plan discussion language within that item. <br />He moved to the multi -family property management program strategy and asked for input from <br />the Council. <br />Police Chief Katers provided additional details on the difference between the Crime Free <br />Prevention Program and the Multi -Family Property Management Program. <br />Deputy City Administrator Gladhill confirmed the consensus of the Council to leave that item in <br />the plan. He confirmed the consensus of the Council to add a strategy related to creating volunteer <br />City Council Special Work Session / May 18, 2021 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />