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' s, <br /> Decatur City Council <br /> Goa1s Report <br /> Below you will find your prioritized list of goals and council responsibilities as <br /> deternuned by voting during our most recent goals session. The list represents those goals <br /> that the collective majority of the council(4 votes or more) selected as being most <br /> important and is as follows: <br /> Goal Type <br /> dopt Local Lincoln Heritage Development Pian Short <br /> Address Financial/Budgeting Issues Short <br /> Hold Disaster Readiness Study Sessions Short <br /> Downtown Redevelopment Strategy Short <br /> Develop Inftastructure Master Plans Short <br /> Implement Citywide GIS Long <br /> Evaluate Code Enforcement Best Practices Long <br /> Lake Decatur Development Long <br /> Customer Service Initiatives Long <br /> Impiement Lincoln Herita e Development Plan Long <br /> �� ,�� } � <br /> ��t� y ,,� ��y � <br /> �:,�k� ,� <br /> �*�,fi`:;� <br /> . <br /> Timelines and staff action nlans for achievinQ each Qoal are attached for vour <br /> review <br /> T'his list was prioritized items based solely on votes,however, it should not be <br /> seen as an indicator that we will not pursue other goals if given an opportunity. It simply <br /> means that those items that you as a group deemed to be most important will,when <br /> possible,receive attention first. This list is not a11-inclusive and should be seen as a road <br /> map for future activities rather than an inflexible document that cannot be changed. In <br /> many cases,unforeseen opportunities will azise for us to pursue projects not currently <br /> listed as priorities which may ca11 for us as a city to change our current course of action. <br /> Finallv,it should be noted that we will aursue renovation of the Transfer <br /> House this vear. It was not listed here because the decision has alreadv been made to <br /> pursue the work as soon as aossible. <br /> If the general consensus is that this list is acceptable,we would propose having <br /> you vote to accept it during the next City Council meeting. We would also propose <br /> reviewing this list every six months or annually. <br />