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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM-02-0784MY OF MIA#Ai, FLORIDA RMI.OPME MEiAORANOUM a►'M: juh -5 ,_ RLE: sus,recr : Proposed Strategic Plan MMES: Discussion concerning a framework for the Mayor's proposed atnc Flea. A (KTjr 02- 784 Alonso, Elvi G. From: Fernandez, Javier Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 1:02 PM To: Rodriguez, Jessica Cc: Gimenez, Carlos; Iglesias, Genaro "Chip"; Illas, Francois; Alonso, Elvi G.; . Subject: RE: DRAFT AGENDA - 6-24-02 Jessica - I would respectfully request that Item 46 from the June 13th Manager's agenda be included as an item on the agenda for the 27th. This item, you'll recall, dealt with the City's Strategic Planning Initiative. Thanks for your assistance with this request. -----Original Message ----- From: Rodriguez, Jessica Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 9:53 AM To: Fernandez, Javier Cc: Alonso, Elvi G. Subject: RE: DRAFT AGENDA - 6-24-02 Good morning Javier, Your are correct, none of the items deferred from the June 13th meeting were placed on the special agenda. Normally all items that are deferred or not heard are placed on the next regular agenda, unless otherwise specified. June 27th is a Planning & Zoning agenda and that is why you may not see the items deferred from June 13th. You will see the items on the July 11th agenda. Are there any items you want brought back for the June 27th meeting? Jessica -----Original Message ----- From: Fernandez, Javier Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 5:03 PM To: Rodriguez, Jessica Cc: Subject: RE: DRAFT AGENDA - 6-24-02 Jessica - None of the unfinished items from the 13th agenda were added to the special commission meeting? If so, were the balance of the items deferred until the 27th? Thanks. -----Original Message ----- From: Rodriguez, Jessica Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 5:00 PM To: Fernandez, Javier Subject: DRAFT AGENDA - 6-24-02 << File: DRAFT SPECIAL AGENDA - 6-24-O2.doc >> 02-,784 AGENDA ITEM # c STRATEGIC PLAN FRAMEWORK CITY OF MIAMI COMMISSION MEETING July 9, 2002 Many challenges lay ahead as the city grows out of difficult times. Our decisions today will impact the city, positively or negatively, for years to come. A clear and bold vision, innovative planning, targeted strategies with resource allocation, and careful execution will create a great city. Quality of Life shall be the anchor of all our efforts. A better quality of life will lead to improved economic development. In turn, it will lead towards increased prosperity and reinvestment. The Strategic Plan shall be a precise process that defines a clear vision for the next ten (10) years. The vision shall be supported by measurable goals that will identify accountable individual, dept., or group and strategies with resource allocation that will serve as the blueprint for the city. Both external and internal elements will be identified and evaluated as part of this process. The projected deadline for completion of plan is nine (9) to twelve (12) months. METHODOLOGY Creation of: Vision Statement, Mission Statement, Value Statements, Goals, and Strategies 1. External Scan/Elements 2. Internal Scan/Elements 3. Development of Goals 4. Stakeholder Discussion 5. Strategies- funding and action steps 6. Timetable and Economic Feasibility 7. Benchmarks and Evaluation 8. Modification and Adjustment Submitted' into the p1.1bliO r of')rd ia,1 connect',on ' h items+ o� on o psis 8ca a A. Thomp'=,IDt, City CllerK 02- 784 Page 2 Strategic Plan -Creation of subcommittees based on subject areas in strategic plan -Creation of internal staff working group to facilitate resources and flow of information The following would be additional tasks for the consultant(s): -Evaluate other available studies that complement subject areas identified in strategic plan and incorporate into Strategic Plan -Staff subcommittees -Organize community meetings and a record the results of feedback and input -Select and monitor sub -consultants hired for specialized services -GIS mapping, Data Collection, and Analysis -Development of Financial Plan -Public Relations -Public Awareness and participation The following are some areas that have been identified as potential subject areas to be included in a scope of work for a strategic plan: 1. Economic Development & Opportunities a. Tourism b. Banking/Financial Services c. Health Care d. Trade/International Services e. Small Business f. Job Training & Creation 2. Arts, Culture, & Public Places a. Music r�mfr� sato the public City Qc'fk 02- 784 Page 3 L _.-ategic Plan b. Film c. TV d. City -Parks and Facilities e. Performing and Visual Arts f. Historic Districts g. Special Districts (i.e., Entertainment, Apparel) h. Visitor Destinations L Waterfront 3. Services Identify Efficiency and Effectiveness of Service Delivery from a Customer Service Perspective a. Police b. Sanitation c. Fire d. Parks e. Other Services f. Marketing of City efforts and investment/development opportunities 4. Infrastructure a. Planning & Zoning b. Construction/Development c. Inspection/Quality Control d. Public Works e. City Assets f. Community Infrastructure (i.e., roads) g. Neighborhood Reinvestment 5. Civic Culture a. Citizen Participation b. Community Diversity c. Community and Faith -based organizations d. Educational Campaigns 6. Reinventing Government (Organizational Structure) 02- '784