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City of Centerville Gr�a/s <br /> , Adopted May 23, 20�J1 <br /> THE PROCESS <br /> Council began a process in January to define the goais for the City. Councilmembers <br /> Mary Nelson, Dick Travis, Mary Capra, and Tim Swedberg initially met on December 28 <br /> with Jim March, Paui Palzer, Paul Montaine, Ray Devine and Wayne LeBianc at the <br /> Pubtic Works Conference Room. Each person described their views of important <br /> projects, ideas, and goals for the City. <br /> In January, Jim Nlarch summarized the initial meeting and Council identified several <br /> priority areas from al! of the suggestions. Council met in workshop on January 31 and <br /> formulated the original priorifiy goals presented to the committ�es in February as <br /> follows: <br /> • Counci! wants advice on communication methods. Council will form an Ad Hoc <br /> committee Chaired by Theresa Brenner to make recommendations on Websites, <br /> newslet#ers, cable television, document archival, document imaging, and � <br /> surveying citizens for their needs. The Council will ask for citizen members from ', <br /> the computer, journalism, and graphics arts fields for their advice and counset. � <br /> �itizen participation is a must and Ad Hoc committees are idea! for those who '� <br /> cannot commit extended time. The City must provide information in advance for I <br /> citizens to participate and we need methods to facilitate citizen opinion once � <br /> preliminary information ha� been distributed. Aiso linked with this discussion, will � <br /> be items we need to clarify a�d explain about City procedures and processes so i <br /> the information can be presented to the citizens. �, <br /> • Economic Development is an urgent issue. Council wants professional advice <br /> on design criteria for the commercial properties east of 20"' Avenue towards the <br /> freeway and help wi#h old town renovations. We want to get ahead of the <br /> development curve that Council views as accelerating. Along e+vith this would be <br /> topics ranging from what type of cammercial activities do we want, how can we <br /> �rovide a lausiness environmen# that welcomes new business and retains <br /> existing business, in a prosperous community. Are there opportunities fhat the <br /> City can leverage into successfui commercial development? <br /> • Park� and recreation is another area identified by Councii. items mentioned <br /> are youth recreation programs, tra+l and pedestrian access linking public facilities <br /> and neighboring communities including a plan for Main Street, improvements at <br /> La Motte Park including a range of items from skateboarding, cancession <br /> buildings, el�ctrical improvements. Councii keeps the option of a Community <br /> Center as a longer-term goal, but it is not viable in this 2-year window. Perhaps <br /> the biggest challenge in recreation is which modei will Cen#erville adopt to <br /> provide opportunities for our citizens. One mode! is YMCA/Boys and Girls Clubs. <br /> A second mode( is schoot-community partnerships as described by the Wallace- <br /> Readers Digest Foundation. A third option is to develop our own program. Let's <br /> d <br />
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