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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, February 27, 2012 Page 18 It was noted that Lines 336 and 340 were already in the existing plan; howev- er, they lacked funding mechanisms, but should come under CIP discussions; with sidewalks removed at it was covered elsewhere. Mayor Roe noted that the sustainability of that infrastructure was a long-term strategy with short-term implications; or could be addressed entirely in the CIP. Mr. Miller noted that those items had not been included in the CIP previously, and he wanted to be sure the CIP was expanded to include those items. Mayor Roe noted several items from the CIP report needing further discus- sion, making them short-term goals. Mayor Roe noted the need to revise short-term regional transportation as a priority. Mayor Roe advised that he and City Manager Malinen would discuss reformatting and presentation of the final document Governed by a competitively-supported professional staff that produces measura- ble results in a productive and cost-effective manner... (pages 15-17) It was noted that all of these items had been moved to other areas. Organizational Mission Statement—(Page 18 —20) Mayor Roe noted that all CIP items could be struck as they would fall under the 2011 CIP and become part of the continuing CIP process. • Line 446—Dedicate new monies... Mayor Roe noted the need to review dedication of new funding resources to elim- inate funding gaps;but that this item could be merged with other CIP items. • Line 492—CIP Implementation...Asset Management(page 20) Mayor Roe noted that this involved asset management software to manage capital assets and was ongoing, and need not be listed any longer. • Lines 463 and 470 Already linked. Mayor Roe noted his preference for the broader language for the long-term, but the need to continue the short-term goal in the CIP. Mayor Roe noted that local sales tax legislation and lobbying efforts should be short-term. • Line 443