Visioning and Goal Setting Sample Clauses

Visioning and Goal Setting. The Consultant will evaluate inputs from residents, business owners and employees, as well as stakeholders and agencies active in each area, to construct a vision statement and planning goals. The vision statement is intended to capture in one to three sentences the overall purpose of each plan and the identity of each planning area. The visions will be aligned with the overall vision for the City articulated in the SA Tomorrow Comprehensive Plan. Up to eight (8) goals will guide the creation of the Plan Framework, and will address identified plan components, such as housing, economic development, mobility and public amenities, etc. The visioning and goal setting summary memo will also include an element of branding whereby the Consultant Team will use Planning Team and community input to describe the future character and identity of the area. If appropriate to the plan area, the Consultant Team may also suggest a center or district name for use in the final plan document.
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