Our Vision for Carrollton: To create and maintain a highly regarded, safe, family-oriented, vibrant and attractive community with diverse development, a successful transit-oriented development (TOD) district and a wide variety of housing, culture, entertainment and leisure venues that provides a high quality of life; a community where the economic development and investment potential draw individuals and companies to do business in Carrollton. 2012-13 City Council Strategic Goals and Action Agenda Financially sustain our community • Monitor Federal and State legislative issues • Continue implementing 2007 bond program • Ensure Public Safety sustainability • Maintain warehouse and industrial development tax base • Initiate discussion on the future of the Metrocrest Hospital Authority Maintain and enhance the quality, vitality and attractiveness of our community • Continue code enforcement and neighborhood integrity efforts • Continue to expand trail system • Ensure hotels and apartments are operating cleanly, safely, and responsibly • Monitor the implementation of railroad quiet zones throughout the City • Continue a pro-active plan to deal with migratory birds • Fund traffic calming solutions in neighborhoods as identified • Develop and implement a residential re-development incentive program • Prevent expansion of the Camelot landfill • Determine feasibility and cost of electronic announcement boards within the City Improve our infrastructure • Schedule and fund priority street improvement projects • Continue to enhance sidewalk repair and replacement programs • Improve infrastructure in older neighborhoods through the N.O.T.I.C.E. program Improve our transportation system • Implement the Transit-Oriented Development Master Plan • Pursue development west of IH-35E including working with NTTA to market property along President George Bush Turnpike • Maintain traffic signal synchronization at key intersections • Monitor the design of the IH-35E widening project with TXDOT including design of the Belt Line Road underpass and establishing IH-35E entry features Operate city government as a service business • Continue shared services with other government agencies • Maintain on-going emphasis on operating as a service business • Enhance relationships with other government agencies, school districts, and neighboring cities. • Maintain the city employee compensation and benefits plan Reflect and promote a positive image of our community • Continue a targeted branding and advertising strategy to improve perception in the Metroplex and with our citizens • Provide activities that support a sense of community • Evaluate and implement a Signature Element program to create a distinctive identify for Carrollton (i.e. wayfinding signs) • Improve communication of the City’s vision and goals to Boards and Commissions • Pursue sponsorships for City assets • Plant seeds and conduct a Bluebonnet Festival • Conduct the 5K Trail Run • Conduct a Carrollton Centennial Celebration • Continue the Festival at the Switchyard. Intentionally encourage quality new development and strategic re-development • Pursue development of Raiford property • Pursue specific types of restaurants and retail that fits Carrollton’s long term vision • Pursue intentional redevelopment of aging apartments that do not fit Carrollton’s long term vision • Pursue development agreements and annexation with adjacent land owners Enhance the image of Carrollton’s major corridors • Pursue major street corridor redevelopment and cleanup • Implement a plan that prioritizes, replaces, and builds masonry walls along arterial thoroughfares as needed and as funding is available • Develop urban design guidelines to promote quality development and redevelopment in the city’s major street corridors
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