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Determining Success and Analyzing Strategy Areas for Actions/Strategies and Outcomes. Once a community has developed its vision, a lengthy list of values and issues is usually developed. Municipalities must sort this information into categories. In this case grouping the issues and values into categories matching the four pillars of sustainability (environmental, economic social and economic) allows the municipality to develop the goals and actions. Some potential topic areas that municipalities may consider for discussion and action include: Municipal Energy use Protection of biodiversity Public safety Sewage treatment Storm-surge and flood-risk areas Institutional buildings Storm water management Economic development Festivals and events Drinking water supply Tourism Heritage Municipal road and transit infrastructure, sidewalks, Commercial/Industrial core areas Recreation: parks, arenas, play grounds, sport facilities Climate change Affordable housing Emergency measures: facilities and equipment The municipality will set the criteria determining which issues should take priority over others. Prioritizing the list of issues/values helps the municipality to determine what actions should be put into place and the order in which they will implement these actions. Once the issues have been identified and prioritized, the process of how to prepare the plan can begin. Municipalities will develop goals and actions/strategies based on the prioritized issues. Goals are the means by which the municipality will identify its vision, where as, the actions/strategies describe a range of activities that will be undertaken to meet sustainable planning objectives. Goals should be clear and easily understood and which include statements of action required to implement the ICSP. The actions/strategies are detailed tasks, policies, targets, etc., that are necessary to implement the ICSP. The lists of actions and/or strategies will vary between municipalities and depend on the kinds of issues addressed in the ICSP. Action/Strategies should be precise and contain specific initiatives, time schedules for implementation and a commitment to allocate time, money and human resources. The following demonstrates the relationship between issues, goals, and actions/strategies as they apply to preparing an ICSP. Example: Table providing examples of the kinds of issues, goals, and actions/strategies that might be addressed within a plan for sustainability. Economic Development Maintain and establish policies that promote a strong economy, which provides economic opportuni...
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