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\+ January, 2006
City of Shakopee Two Year Goals and Action
Plans
Action Reauired: Move to receive and file the Amended July, 2006
Julv updates of the Two Year Goals and
Action Plans.
Action Steps Parties Responsible Target Dates/Completed Additional Notes
1) Quantify Project Staffing Requirements All First quarter 2007 Need to be tied to No.5 - Survey. (Complete following survey)
2) Define Level of Service (standards) All After survey results - second
half 2006/2007
3) Training & Hiring Quality All On-going
4) Implement Use ofTechnology/Productivity All On-going
5) Determine the Publics Expectations of Service McNeill, Wilson, Themig Six months needed A community-wide survey was identified in 2004, but not completed.
Funding needed - outside organization (Decision Resources, etc.)
recommended.
1) Maintain Fund Balances Voxland, Council Do as part of budget cycle
2) Moderate Debt Levels Voxland, Council Do as part of budget cycle
3) Stable Tax Rate Voxland, Council Do as part of budget cycle
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4) Service Charges for Planning & Costs All After Springsted report complete PRAB would like to study recreation service fees and cost recovery.
Springsled r.eport is nearing
complotioR for preseRt:ltion to
Counoil in June with City fee
recommemlations. The Council
has scheduled a special meetina
on July 19th to discuss the
Sprinasted study. A public
hearine on possible fee schedule
chanaes has also been
scheduled.
Action Steps Parties Responsible Target Dates Additional Notes
1) Identify Neighborhoods (Line of Communication) Planning Staff (with Department End of 2006 Part of Comprehensive Plan process. Tie to Police beats, neighborhood
Heads) watch, etc.
2) Hold Neighborhood Meetings Administrator, Council Continue National Night Out Most City departments needed - may need to be a lesser priority,
2006/2007 considering other work load.
Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources coordinated neighborhood
meetings for South bridge Savanna Oaks and Valley Creek Crossing
neighborhood park design, as well as the Riverside Fields neighborhood
park location and natural resources. Additional neighborhood meetings are
being planned for the park and open space boundary marking program.
Greenfield Park orand openino held in June. Workine .'. with Greenfield ,
Prairie Bend. and Hiawatha Park neiahborhoods to coordihate use of parks
for National Nioht Out.
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3} Provide more avenues for residents to get information Communications Coordinator The City's transit service The City needs to be more proactive to get information out.
(Le. Newsletter, more use of cable, webstreaming, stuffers (Sh~kopee Transit) is curren~ly Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources continues to coordinate
in SPUC, Dick's Sanitation} ma~~ng 7or~ use o~ w;'b~lte production of the City News portion of the quarterly brochure with seasonal
pos lOgS, oca paper a ve Ismg, . . .
and on-bus rider information to mformatlon for residents.
connect better with users and
potential users.
4} Support Community Initiatives (Le. Arts Org/Events, To be discussed To be determined This will need additional City resources. Need to determine how to
150th, Shakopee Showcase, Special Events) recogniz.o Sesquicentennia.l in 2007. Sesquicentennial Committee meeting
monthly to plan for 2007 observance.
Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources has designated Recreation
Supervisor Brad Eller to serve again on the Derby Days committee, as well
as the 150th Anniversary event planning committee.
Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources coordinated the 31st Annual
Shakopee Showcase, held in April. 2007.
5} Know what our diverse population is; (work to build All On-going Continue reaching out (as in Visioning process)
bridges}
Action Steps
1} Huber Park Phase 1; Phase 2 Parks/Rec Two contracts for the Bids were rejected by City Council on May 2 due to only receiving a single
construction of Huber Park were bid and IRe costs, which were higher than estimates. Council directed us to
awarded on July 5th. rebid the project in two bid packages, '1.'1th the restroom/storage building as
an additional deduct. Bids are scheduled to be mconsidered on July 5.
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2} Riverbank Stabilization Engineering/Parks Contingent on funding - 2007 Have contacted Congressman Kline's office on possible Federal assistance
likely - request for 2006 funding cycle. Army Corp is waiting for report from
Bonestroo on options to reconstruct River District sewer. Report from
Bonestroolo be presented to Council on Auaust 1s" 2006.
Contact with Congressman Kline's office this spring by both staff and Clr.
Lehman had limited success. With new erosion discovered this spring
threatening additional sewer pipe upstream, funding for Huber stabilization
has been given a lower priority by the Army Corps and Congressman Kline's
office.
3} Downtown Interest Groups Coordination - Downtown Wilson End of 2006 Identify ways for different downtown groups to work together. Council needs
partnership, seniors, Arts group, HPAC, etc. to define City's role.
4) Community Entryways Leek Construction in Huber Park 2006 Including monument signs/railroad overpass cleanup. Contact by Rahr
- Others 2007 Malting for RR overpass painting assistance; will take their participation, and
partnering with County and City.
A tentative decision has been identified to use the design language of Huber
Park entrance monuments for community monuments as well. This idea has
been shared with the Chamber of Commerce Executive, Carol Schultz, who
is very receptive to the idea. In connection with the demolition of the Powers
house on C.R. 15 and the Boldt house on C.R. 17, Planner Mark Noble
secured additional Shakopee brick that could be incorporated into such
monuments at a future date. Staff has been meetino with County Hiahwav
staff to develop plans for modification to the CR 101 bridae that is due to be
reconstructed in 2007.
5) Expand Community Events {i.e. Derby Days, Christmas See Goal 3, action step 4 above.
Project, Local Fundraisers, Christmas in May}
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1) Keep the Vision in Front of the Public Communications Coordinator On-going progress checks Presentations made by City Administrator to all City Boards and
website, monthly updates to Commissions Feb-April, 2006
Council Vision. aoals. and Council's 2-vear work plans are beina included in all
Parks and Recreation Advisorv Board and Environmental Advisorv
Committee packets.
2) Use Goals & Strategies in Decision Making Process All On-going Reference goals and strategies in Council memos; cite Mission Statement
on Council agenda documents.
3) Public Process Review (periodic review) Communications Coordinator, Annual Should be part of community-wide survey
Administrator
4) Maintain the Steering Committee Council appointed Steering Review visioning process by end Should review at least annually, if not more frequently
Committee of 2007
5) Tie each relationship to visioning goals and strategy All On-going
1) Increase City's presence in welcoming package Communications Coordinator Need to determine distribution method
2) Welcome Monument - Update population signs Leek Depending on 2006 funding Tie to goal 4, step 4, but on a community wide basis.
3) Welcome Letter from Mayor to new residents and Communications Coordinator/Mayor Fall of 2006 Need for positive first contact with new residents and businesses. Getting
businesses (to include Councilor contact numbers) addresses will be the challenge.
4) Develop staff awareness/sensitivity/skills to deal HR Staff On-going
w/diversity & community attitudes about it.
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5) Continue to implement accessibility plan. Parks/Rec Department On-going Priority to corrections in 2006; also training for staff.
Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources coordinated an accessibility
awareness training session for City Council and all staff in April with
nationally known accessibility expert John McGovern. Work continues on
accessibility corrections. The PRAB received testimony from residents on
the new High School pool design and accessibility concerns. Those
concerns are being forwarded to the School District.
Prioritv 2 corrections continue. EvaluatinQ Priority 3 corrections as part of
2007 operatinq budaet request.
6) Increase Transit - Map Resources (i.e. restaurants; Communications Transit maps Fall of 2006/2007
share with companies) CoordinatorfT ransitlEDA
Action Steps Parties Responsible Target Dates Additional Notes
1) Continue to Oppose Non-Incremental Fee To Trust Council On-going On July 7 . the reaional office of the BIA issued a letter arantina the Trust
request of the SMSC. Staff is followina UP on that decision. and discussion
will have to take place at the Council level on the City's options. includinQ
appeal.
2) Continue to Seek Cooperation on Joint Issues Staff On-going PLSLWD agreement needs title involvement; working on easement
availability for CR 83 sewer.
3) Expand Partnerships w/Scott Co. & Others Council On-going
4) Facilitate Development of Non-Tribal Lands Around Council Needs discussion
SMSC Lands. (CR 83 sewer)
5) Continue to find support for/reasons for SMSC to be at Council On-going
the table.
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Action Steps Parties Responsible Target Dates Additional Notes
1) Just say "No" (reject incomplete applications, support Council/staff/boards and On-going This Goal is closely related to Goal #1 - provide High Quality Services.
board and commission recommendations) commissions The Planning Department
routinely returns incomplete land
use applications to the
applicants. In addition, staff
continues routinely to
recommend denial of plats if all
recommended conditions are not
met (most recent example being
Ridge Creek preliminary plat.
2) Schedule Projects and Prioritize Council/staff Adoption of CIP Tie to public survey (goal 1, step 5) and quantifying staffing requirements.
At the request of the PRAB, Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources
provides a monthly project update for their review.
3) Complete Projects Before Starting New Ones Council/staff Utilize CIP prioritization Need to define when a project is "complete".
4) Dedicate resources to key services first, development Staff Need to discuss - conflicts with other goals, such as goal 7, step 4, or
review is not a "key" service. school siting.
Action Steps Parties Responsible Target Dates Additional Notes
1) Encourage/Educate Public to Expand Recycling Dick's Sanitation/Communications 2006 - Recycling for parks and City-wide recycling problem for single family seems to be going well. Need
Coordinator public facilities to work with other vendors for multiple housing complexes, and
commercial.
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2) Update Stormwater Plan & Enforce Regulations Engineering May 2006 Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources completed a storm sewer
stenciling project with students from Sweeney Elementary. We are also
working with a Scout from the Southbridge area for a possible stenciling
project in Southbridge to satisfy his Eagle Scout requirements. Draft Storm
Water Resources Plan has been completed bv WSB with staff comments
back on the plan. Draft plan is aoina to the EAC and Plannina Commission
in Julv.
3) Dev & Implement Natural Resource Design Standards Natural Resources Coordinator September 2006 Council approved NR design handbook preparation at 2/21 meeting.
Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources completed the outline for the
design standards and presented to the EAC at their May meeting. We are
developing a completed standard on Woodlands for their review at the June
meeting.
Draft of woodland standard reviewed at June meetina. EAC directed staff
to continue development of additional standards and schedule workshops
when drafts of all standards are complete.
4) Review Dev. Standards to Preserve Fragile Resources Natural Resources Beginning 2007
Coordinator/Planning
5) Educate/Encourage the Public about our Natural EAC and Natural Resources On-going Meeting with Jackson Township to discuss on 2/28.
Resources & Its Preservation Coordinator Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources continues to provide information
on natural resources to our residents. The Spring edition of the quarterly
program brochure featured Natural Resources, and we continue to update
the web site with new information.
Action Steps Parties Responsible Target Dates Additional Notes
1) Work with ISO 720 to develop new, cooperative, Communications Coordinator Web Jinks - June 2006 Based on direction from the PRAB and City Council, Parks, Recreation,
community-wide communications (newsletters, web Jinks, or Newsletters - March 2007 and Natural Resources has submitted a request to the School District to
shared sites, ete) determine if it is feasible to share staffing resources for accessibility.
Met with Superintendent about sharina accessibilitv resources. Waitina
response.
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2) Develop a plan for street design, street furniture, Engineering, Community Funding must be provided in 2007
sidewalks, and neighborhood signage that visually connects Development, Econ Development budget
areas of the City
3) Research and implement improved customer service Administration Depending on costs, budget for
techniques for City employees 2007
4) Correlate this goal with the Community Connections
steps in Goal #3
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