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Attachment 3 - Priorities Not Considered Goals.pdf

Richmond City Council
May 22, 2023

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Attachment 3 - Priorities Not Considered Goals.pdf
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Attachment 3 – Priorities Not Considered Goals

Priorities and Areas of Focus not on List of Goals

Need list of prior studies and recommendations,
e.g., 10 year master plan, capital investment plan,
etc.

Performance reviews of every employee, including
the City Manager, City Attorney and City Clerk
Improve coalition building and cooperation with
businesses, neighborhoods and City
More transparency regarding unfunded liabilities,
undesignated reserves and fund balances,
forecasting
Number of lawsuits resulting from errors and
omissions, lack of performance evaluations or
incomplete evaluations
Accounting and tracking of number of requests for
staff reports at Council meetings and outside of
Council meetings and burden put on staff that may
affect other work products and work load
Finalize bargaining agreements Lack of progress re affordable housing Increase recreational and social events, especially
for young people
On-going labor negotiations make it harder to focus
on key issues
Wildfire safety plan Staff capacity to get things done
Shoreline resiliency strategic plan Impact of recent rainstorms on certain neighborhoods
Managed transition villages away from
neighborhoods
Need better collaboration between City and County
Climate crisis resulting from contamination of
previous industrial uses
Develop comprehensive transportation strategic
plan
Challenges dealing with the State More focus on wastewater system/storm drainage Restoration of Booker T. Anderson from fire damage Strengthen mental health services Need to move on East Bay Public Bank Support advancement of key low income housing projects
Green-Blue New Deal Workforce -- develop new
ideas for re-cycling
Establish 1-2 transition and supportive housing
projects
Construct a roller-skating rink Develop new City website Focus on violence against women Re-imagine the Port
Public shelters in case of disasters Develop entertainment and arts district Think outside the box regarding infrastructure Separate CIP budget and status report on projects Accountability and communications Build soccer fields
Develop Hilltop District Support street safety through public art Pay on time Negotiate new solid waste contract
Buy local first Implement CCRP
Consultant to conduct productivity and efficiency
study
Develop policy to limit requests from staff
Improve public safety by training community block
residents
Regularly update Transparent Richmond

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