Strategic Priority Clause Samples
Strategic Priority. Protecting and shaping the District and balancing the future needs of the community; • Demonstration of how this Strategic Priority is met by direct examples of outcomes • 4 specific objectives agreed and delivered during year meeting these priorities
Strategic Priority. 1 Goal 1 To manage and process the timely resolution of bankruptcy and insolvency solutions
Strategic Priority. Supporting an Active Local Economy • Demonstration of how this Strategic Priority is met by direct examples of outcomes • 4 specific objectives agreed and delivered during year meeting these priorities
Strategic Priority. 2 Goal 2 To regulate and monitor the performance of PIPs and AIs
Strategic Priority. 5 Goal 5 To ensure effective corporate governance, develop our staff and enhance organisational capability
1. SMT will carry out a progress review of divisional business plans on a quarterly basis.
2. Strategic Plan progress review meeting will be scheduled for December. 3. Monthly review of Strategic Plan actions, performance delivery agreement actions, and the oversight agreement KPIs to be carried out by Divisional heads. Quarterly 31/12/20 Monthly
Strategic Priority. The recommendations in this staff report support the Strategic Priority of Public Safety and the focus area of Public input, community engagement, and accountability. ESTIMATED CO ST: $366,000 FUND DEPARTMENT PROJECT AMOUNT AVAILABLE BUDGET 1001 - General Citywide City Clerk, Parks and Recreation, Community Development $92,000 YES 1051- Wastewater Ventura Water Wastewater Administration $220,000 YES 1052 – Water Operations Ventura Water Water Administration $3,950 YES 1006 - TDA Public Facilities Maintenance $50,050 YES TOTAL FUNDED: $366,000 First Amendment to General Services Agreement (SC-0000726) with A & A Security Group June 24, 2025
Strategic Priority. The recommendations in this staff report supports the Strategic Priority of Infrastructure and the focus area of Continue to maintain and improve the conditions of Roads, Water, Storm Drains, Parks, Municipal Facilities, and Main Street Moves infrastructure. Work completed under the on-call professional services agreements is funded through existing appropriations for specific Capital Projects, or under other operational budgets. If funding is unavailable for specific projects, City Council action would need to be requested to appropriate new additional funding. Prepared by: ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Principal Engineer
Strategic Priority. The recommendations in this staff report support the Strategic Priority of Public Safety by providing for professional lifeguard services to enhance safety at city-owned beaches.