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■ Strengthen City Codes that address housing; allocate resources to enforce Codes; inform <br />residents about Codes and enforcement actions <br />. Develop accountability measures and actions for secondary impacts af new development, <br />such as drainage and flooding <br />. Improve communications with citizens <br />What can citizen do to respond to these issues? (Source:S�nall group discussion reports) <br />. Become more actively informed about and involved in Code enforcement, planning new <br />development <br />. Communicate views and opinions to City Council members <br />. Participate in Crime Watch efforts <br />Organize citizens concerned about County Road B and contact County <br />What action ideas were participants willing to support? (Source: Feedbacksheets) <br />Ten (10) persons indicated that they could personally support one ar more of the issues solution <br />ideas/�rojects discussed. The ideas/projec�s included: <br />• Code Enforcement (6 persons) <br />. Keeping Cty Rd B�Hvvy 280 intersection open (4 persons) <br />. Citywide housing plan that included affordable housing (3 persons) <br />. Increasing citizen participation (2 persons) <br />. Improving road maintenance (2persons) <br />Reducing crime (1 person) <br />. Improving accau�7tal�ility for draivage impacts from new development (lperson) <br />yVhere participants satisfied with the meeting? (Source: Feedbacksheets) <br />•'�'w�nty-six (26) persons agreed that they had an opportunity to voice their thoughts <br />during small group discussions. <br />. Twenty-three (23)persons thought that the dialogue was informative. <br />. Sixteen (16)participants indicated interest in similar dialogues on other citywide topics. <br />No one topic was mentioned more than once. Topics mentioned included: <br />o Lower tax base <br />o Road improvements <br />a City Community Center <br />o Twin Lakes <br />o Code Enforcement <br />South West Area Dialogue Summary p 7 <br />Mai�d115,2005 <br />