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No. 0908 expanding the boundaries of the WWCDA, expanding the allocation area for purposes of TIF, and amending the development plan
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No. 0908 expanding the boundaries of the WWCDA, expanding the allocation area for purposes of TIF, and amending the development plan
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PLANNING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES <br />Achieving agreement on planning goals and objectives is an important part of the comprehen- <br />sive planning process. Goals and objectives provide the mechanism for transforming collective <br />community values into operational statements for future decisions regarding land use, transpor- <br />tation, community facilities and other component parts of the Plan. <br />The goals and objectives presented here have been reviewed and endorsed by the task force. <br />The public at large has also reviewed them, and had opportunity for input at several public <br />meetings. The goals and objectives that follow have been revised or re- ordered to reflect the <br />comments of the participants in the planning process. <br />Definition of Goals and Objectives <br />To be effective, a comprehensive plan must respond to the unique needs, values and desires of <br />the local community. A statement of goals and objectives helps codify the community's aspira- <br />tions by transforming collective values into operational statements which will be used to guide <br />decisions and actions. <br />Goals and objectives each have a distinct purpose in the planning process: <br />o Goals describe the desired end state toward which the community is aiming. Goals are <br />broad and long -range in scope. Goals represent an end to be sought, although they may <br />never be fully achieved. Goal setting, however, represents an important first step <br />toward implementation. <br />o Objectives establish direction for reaching goals by suggesting the more specific kinds of <br />action needed to achieve them. They provide more precise and measurable guidelines <br />for implementing the plan. <br />Together, they indicate the direction in which the community wants to go and what it wants to <br />become in the future. <br />The following goals and objectives are organized into six categories: image and identity, hous- <br />ing, community services, community facilities, transportation and economic development. <br />IMAGE AND IDENTITY <br />GOAL: To establish a positive community image based on a high - quality environment and a con- <br />venient and attractive setting for living and working for people of all races and socio- economic <br />groups. <br />Objectives <br />1. Create a positive image of the area through regular press releases to regional media. <br />2. Promote the historic role of the neighborhood through tours, publications, etc. <br />3. Establish ongoing programs with lenders, real estate professionals and others to promote <br />the positive aspects of area. <br />12 <br />
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