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Strategic Plan 2019

REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

2019 Strategic Plan adopted on April 1, 2019

STRATEGIC PLAN 2019

From left to right : Counc. Bryan Butler, Counc. Shawn Crossman, Counc. Susan Edgett, Counc. Charles Léger, Counc. Paul Pellerin, Counc. Greg Turner, Mayor Dawn Arnold, Counc. Pierre Boudreau, Counc. Brian Hicks, Counc. Paulette Thériault and Counc. Blair Lawrence

A Message to the Community

On behalf of members of Council, I am pleased to present you with our 2019 Report to the Community.

This report provides information on the progress we have made in our 5 key pillars (Environment, Social, Culture, Economy, Governance) this past year.

We are dedicated and pleased to be sharing our Strategic Plan progress with the community through this document which will be available online (moncton.ca).

As a City that Inspires, we understand that to reach our vision, we must plan and work together to grown our economy and enhance the quality of life for all citizens.

Dawn Arnold, Mayor

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Pillars and Status

l Environment page 4

l Social page 8

l Culture page 12

l Economy page 14

l Governance page 18

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

Strategic Plan 2019:l http://www5.moncton.ca/docs/council/Strategic_Plan_2019.pdf

Report Card 2018 l http://www5.moncton.ca/docs/council/Strategic_Plan_2016-2020_-_Report_Card_2018.pdf


ENVIRONMENTTo be a green communityWe are a green and resilient community. We are proactive in our stewardship of the environment, value our natural assets such as the Petitcodiac River, and support sustainable growth.

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4 Completed l On track s Timeline impacted n Requires attention u Not started

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Implement the Corporate Energy and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan

Install biomass boiler at Operations Centre 4Completed.

Install solar panels at Centennial and East End pools 4Completed.

Implement Climate Change Adaptation and Flood Management Strategy

Complete the neighbourhood flood mitigation study lCouncil awarded RFP for design to Englobe on November 4, 2019.

Develop Flood Plain Zoning regulations lFlood plain zoning regulation will be brought forward for consideration by Administration in 2020.

Implement the Street Tree Management Plan (2019-2021) l

Review of base document complete, verifying action items for implementation plan. Presentation of the implementation plan was made at Committee of the Whole on November 25, 2019.

ENVIRONMENT

Corporate Energy and Greenhouse Gas

Reduction Plan (2016)

Street Tree Management Plan

(2017)

Climate ChangeAdaptation and

Flood Management Strategy (2013)

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Sewer System Master Plan

(2016)

Update the Sewer Master Plan

Develop the Sewer Master Plan - Phase 7 4Adopted by City Council in January 2019. To be included in future capital budget(s).

Develop the Sewer Master Plan - Phase 8 lScheduled to be presented to City Council in Q2-2020.

Develop the Sewer Master Plan - Phase 9 (2020) lSelection of engineering consultant to be done in Q1-2020. Plan to be worked on in 2020-2021.

Increase protection for the designated Turtle Creek watershed l

The City received correspondence from the Minister of Environment and Local Government on November 25, 2019 providing assurance that the watershed will be considered in the ongoing review of the Crown forest management options.

Develop Blue-Green Algae Management Strategy / Plan

Seek provincial and federal financial assistance (2019-2020) lPhase 1 of the Blue Green Algae Abatement Project has been approved through the Inte-grated Bilateral Agreement (IBA) with the governments of Canada and New Brunswick. Implementation began in Q3-2019. Phase 2 under consideration for Integrated Bilateral Agreement funding.

Research mitigation strategy (2019-2020) lResearch currently being conducted. Working in partnership with consultants and Dalhousie University.

Implement mitigation strategy (2020-2021+) lContract awarded on September 3, 2019 to CBCL for design work on Phase 1. Tender issued to Maritech for building addition; construction on schedule. RFP awarded to Veolia Water Technologies for clarifier system; pilot plant and detailed design underway.

Replace meters and meter transmission units (2019-2021) l

Contractor hired to augment capacity to replace meters. 88.8% (16,199 of 18,250) completed as of December 31, 2019.

Finalize recommendations for the l Halls Creek/Wheeler Boulevard Sanitary Sewer Separation Study Study presented to Council in 2017. Preliminary discussion occurred with TransAqua in late 2017. Additional details will be required to complete a cost sharing MOU with TransAqua. TransAqua funding will not be considered until 2024.


DOCUMENTS

ENVIRONMENT

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Implement waste separation at municipal sites and facilities (2019-2020) s

City Hall, Operations Centre, 5 Fire Stations and Moncton Market have waste separation systems implemented. Reviewing recommendations from Eco360 pertaining to Codiac Transpo implementation.

Develop a Community Energy Plan (2020-2021) l

The City is participating in a 2-year project with QUEST Canada to identify community renewable energy opportunities.

Consider a by-law limiting single-use plastic bags l

By-law approved by Council and will come into force in 2020. Tri-community awareness and education campaign was launched on November 24, 2019. mybagplan.ca

Develop an Environmental Education Plan (2020-2021) u

Included in 2020-2021 work plans.


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SOCIALTo be a healthy communityWe are a healthy and safe community. We provide active living opportunities for all residents, and proactively address social challenges by adopting policies and taking actions that ensure equitable access to all services.

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Implement Social Inclusion Plan

Present the Affordable Housing Implementation Plan 4Public presentation to City Council was conducted on April 1, 2019.

Communicate the Affordable Housing Implementation Plan 4A communications plan has been developed and is being implemented.

Execute action items from the Affordable Housing Implementation Plan (2019-2021) lAdministration is working through the actions and will report on an annual basis in conjunction with the City’s Poverty and Social Inclusion Committee.

Implement the Affordable Transportation Program l Program ongoing as planned. Data on Codiac Transpo passes has been tabulated through Q1-2019. This is funded through Social Inclusion Plan. Working in partnership with the United Way.

Implement Active Transportation Master Plan, including trail development

Develop Elmwood Drive Trail (Ogilvie Brook to Cedarwood Ave) To be completed as Phase 4 Elmwood Drive construction occurs. Funding request from other level(s) of government under the Integrated Bilateral Agreement submitted in June 2019.

Develop Jonathan Park Subdivision Trail 4Completed.

Design Panacadie Trail - phase 2 (2019-2020) sTo be completed as funds permit in future capital budget(s). Funding request from other request under the Integrated Bilateral Agreement has been submitted for this project in June 2019.

Design Knox Trail (2019-2020) sWorking on design and land acquisition. Will progress as funds permit in future capital budget(s).

Social Inclusion Plan (2016)

Housing Needs Analysis Study

(2016–2017)

Active Transportation Master Plan (2015)

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Implement Codiac Transpo technology enhancements

Implement new video surveillance cameras on transit fleet (2020) lSystem to be installed in Q4-2020.

Upgrade transit fleet from GPS to computer-aided dispatch (CAD) / lautomated vehicle locator (AVL)Installation continues and testing phases ongoing. Weekly implementation meetings occuring with solution provider. Full implementation date has not been finalized.

Replace fare boxes lRFP awarded. To be implemented in Q4-2020.

Implement the Destination 2040 Regional Sustainable Transportation Master Plan

Prioritize tri-community transit funding requirements for the Plan (2019-2021) l5-year regional capital and operating budget projections have been reviewed. Each municipality will determine their implementation plan through their respective budget processes.

Develop action items for street improvements based on recommendations from the Plan sOngoing review of opportunities. Plan to be brought to Administation in Q4-2020.

Implement Moncton Senior-Friendly Community Action Plan

Purchase and install senior-friendly amenities (benches with arms, etc.) 4Installed approximately 90 benches in spring and summer 2019.

Implement Recreation Master Plan I - “Land and Parks”

Develop Renton Park (Moncton Boys and Girls Club) lConstruction began in spring 2019. Full completion expected in Q2-2020.

Develop Creek Village Park lConstruction began in spring 2019. Full completion expected in Q2-2020.

Develop Jonathan Park lCompletion expected in Q2-2020.

Develop Marjorie Street Park (2020) l To be initiated in Q1-2020. Public consultation exercise completed.


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DOCUMENTS

Destination2040 Regional

Sustainable Transportation

Master Plan (2015)

Moncton Senior-Friendly

Community Action Plan

(2014) World Health Organization

Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities

Recreation Master Plan I – “Land and

Parks” (2000)

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Develop the Recreation Master Plan II – Programs and Facilities l

RFP for consulting services issued and expected to be awarded in Q1-2020.

Work with the proponent and community on the repurposing of Moncton High School l

Communication with developer continues. Providing support and assistance as required.

Develop a strategy to ensure that Moncton continues to be a safe community

Implement enhancements to By-law Enforcement’s handling of complaints s(from intake process through to reporting) Implementation ongoing with internal team. Targeting completion in Q2-2020.

Explore opportunities surrounding the continuum of policing and enforcement services (2020) lInitial data and research being collected. Work ongoing.

Develop the North End Community Centre

Complete land preparation, final design and tendering 4Site preparations and construction being undertaken.

Extend and connect Twin Oaks Drive 4Street opened to public in November 2019.

Construct the facility (2019-2020) lOn schedule. Targeting completion in Q3-2020.

Design, construct and move into new Codiac Regional RCMP facility

Design of new Codiac Regional RCMP facility (2019-2020) lRequest for proposals awarded to Colliers Project Leaders (Project Management) and RPL Architects (Architect). Work progressing.

Initiate request for proposal (RFP) for the sale and redevelopment of the existing l Police building and land at 520 Main Street (2020)Internal team discussions have been initiated.

Build new Codiac Regional RCMP facility (2020-2022) lThe goal is to award a construction tender, based on the detailed design, in Q2-2021.

Occupy new Codiac Regional RCMP facility (2023) lThe projected goal is to have the RCMP occupy the building in 2023.

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Implement Parks and Leisure Services capital works projects

Complete Centennial Beach 4Minor deficiencies corrected prior to 2019 year end. Facility will be ready for opening in 2020.

Complete East End Pool 4Pool opened July 20, 2019.

Build Moncton High School artificial field 4Completed in Q4-2019.

Present accessibility policy to Moncton City Council 4

Presented at Committee of the Whole on May 27, 2019 with recommendation to accept the Accessibility Policy. Motion ratified at the June 3, 2019 Council Meeting.

Review agreement with Moncton arena partners with respect to the Superior Propane Centre l

Finance, Legal, and Leisure Services conducting the review and will return to City Council with options in 2020.

Create an advocacy initiative pertaining to location of schools within the City l

Draft School Site Recommendation Policy and Procedure was presented to the Province of New Brunswick on September 4, 2019. Update provided at joint City of Moncton / school districts elected officials meeting.

Implement actions within the riverfront vision plan

Explore strong trail connectivity with neighbourhoods and neighbouring communities (2019-2021) lFunds for trail connection (Panacadie) to be considered in 2021 capital budget.

Examine how municipal buildings can support and animate the riverfront (2020-2021) Analysis to be initiated in 2020.

Promote artistic, educational and interpretive experiences designed to hightlight 4the river and the Bore Interpretive panels installed as a collaboration between Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview and the Riverkeepers. Art panels (Jared Betts) installed on boardwalk at Landing at the Bend.

Explore visual and pedestrian connections to the riverfront (i.e. Downing and future phases) l(2019-2021) Administration continues to consider opportunities when major street reconstruction occurs in the downtown core (i.e. Lutz, Robinson, Westmorland).

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Plan: Petitcodiac, A vision for Moncton’s

Riverfront (2016)



CULTURETo be a vibrant communityWe are a culturally vibrant community that promotes and celebrates the arts, our neighbourhoods’ individual characters, our built heritage, and our diverse cultures and languages.

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Implement Bilingualism Plan

Create a community campaign promoting the values of both linguistic groups sOpportunities will be reviewed.

Support Heritage Conservation Efforts (2019-2021)

Implement Heritage Conservation Committee outreach, awareness and education program lCommunications strategy has been completed. Various components of Communications Plan are being implemented over next 3 years based on approved budgets and resources provided to the Heritage Conservation Board.

Implement Cultural Plan

Adopt the Public Art Master Plan 4Ten-year plan adopted at the July 15, 2019 City Council meeting. Implementation will be ongoing.

Conduct Cultural Forum (update Cultural Plan, community working sessions and workshops) (2020) To be undertaken in 2020.

Support feasibility study for establishing a Museum of Contemporary Art lFeasibility study RFP awarded by Atlantic(que) Image-Art Inc. (AIA) in 2019. Successful bidder was Lord Cultural Resources. First draft completed and initial municipal administrative review by Moncton and Dieppe will occur in Q1-2020.

Consider the establishment/recognition of First Nations historic spaces/sites (2019-2021) lPermanent Mi’kmaq flag has been flying in front of City Hall in June 2019. In the planning phase to consider other opportunities moving forward.

Bilingualism in Moncton Plan

(2016)

Heritage Conservation By-law

and designated property list (2016)

Cultural Plan (2016–2026)

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Implement Events Strategy

Expand current organizational governance: examine the mandate land composition of the Events Moncton Advisory Committee This initiative will be worked on in conjunction with the establishment of the new Regional Destination Marketing Organization (RDMO).

Identify new event opportunities to support the goals land objectives of the newly adopted Coliseum Repurposing Plan Working on attracting new Trade and Exhibition shows for the Moncton Coliseum / Agrena complex. Discussions with promoters and attending trade shows to expand the offerings at the facility.

Develop a bid calendar to support the 10-year plan in the lEvent Attraction Strategy (2019-2020) Updated 10-year bid calendar. Proposed draft to be presented to Events Moncton in Q2-2020.

Develop a long-range sport facility plan to enable successful bidding and hosting of major events (2020-2021) To be undertaken in 2020.

Support and promote the Congrès mondial acadien (CMA) 2019 4

CMA 2019 occurred in August 2019 with an important focus on Moncton’s Riverfront. Great collaborative efforts between communities.

Support the Réseau des villes francophones et francophiles d’Amérique (RVFFA) 4

RVFFA conference occurred August 15 to 17, 2019 in conjunction with CMA 2019. Successful event.

Develop new programming for Events Centre Plaza 4

Successful summer programming. Programming ended on August 28, 2019. Winter programming launched in Q4-2019. Skating oval opened on December 1, 2019.

Create a corporate-wide cultural awareness program (2020) u

To be undertaken in 2020.


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ECONOMYTo be a prosperous communityWe are a dynamic, welcoming, and prosperous community with a vibrant downtown, a fully diversified economy, and a solid immigration strategy. We are a location of choice for development and sustainable investment.

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Implement the Downtown Core Community Improvement Plan

Allocate downtown infrastructure annual capital funding of $5 million (2019-2021) sFinalizing negotiations with private land owners to permit Lutz Street underground power and communication utilities. Further update will be provided in 2020.

Explore the benefits of creating a development corporation l Contract with Brock Dickenson & Company has been finalized and work is being undertaken. Administration review in 2020.

Integrate built form urban design guidelines in zoning by-law (2019-2020) This is a 2021 initiative in Urban Planning’s workplan.

Develop a strategy for the Moncton Market (2020) Business case and options to be developed.

Update the 2019-2024 Greater Moncton Immigration Strategy 4The 2019-2024 Greater Moncton Immigration Strategy was presented to City Council on October, 21 2019 and public launch occurred on November 7, 2019. www.immigrationgreatermoncton.ca

Consider events for Magnetic Hill concert site 4Luke Bryan Sunset Repeat Tour held at the Magnetic Hill Concert Site on August 10, 2019. Overall, it was a successful event.

Downtown Core Community

Improvement Plan (2018)

Magnetic Hill Concert Site Business

Plan (2014)

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Develop the Magnetic Hill site

Conduct a feasibility study of the African Safari Project at the Magnetic Hill Zoo lReport completed. Presentation to elected officials expected in 2020.

Implement 3+ Corporation Service Level Agreement (SLA) and Greater Moncton Economic Development Strategic Plan

Implement 3+ Corporation Regional Client Service Model (2019-2020) l3+ Corp. has provided a workplan to address this item. Updates were provided at the Tri-Community Council meeting in Q4-2019.

Implement 3+ Corporation Workforce Development Initiative (2019-2020) lWorkforce Summit occurred on November 12, 2019. www.3plus.ca

Implement 3+ Corporation Entrepreneurship and Business Start-Up Initiative (2019-2020) l3+ Corp has delivered a workplan and is implementing this item. Updates were provided at the Tri-Community Council meeting in Q4-2019.

Implement Downtown Moncton Centre-ville Inc. (DMCI) Service Level Agreement (SLA) l

Administration has met with DMCI executive and discussed the Service Level Agreement in detail. DMCI has committed to undertaking a strategic planning session and Service Level Agreement discussions will resume afterwards in 2020.

Streamline development processes

Identify and implement next steps in streamlining our development approval process (“reducing the red-tape” initiative) lA working group process review has taken place and Urban Planning is documenting the proposed updated process.

Clarify development approval service levels lService levels have been approved and results were reported as part of the annual budget reporting process.

Establish one key contact for larger development projects lEconomic Development personnel are lead contacts for larger development files.

Establish a strategy to encourage development in high potential future growth areas l

The Urban Growth Strategy has been developed. Budget was approved for 2020. RFP for consulting services is expected to be issued in 2020.


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DOCUMENTS

Greater Moncton Regional

Economic Development

Strategy (2017)

Memorandum of Understanding

on Economic Development

between Moncton, Dieppe

and Riverview/ 3+ Service Level

Agreement (2017)

Deloitte Economic Development

Ecosystem Review (2017)

Magnetic Hill Zoo Five-Year Plan

(2016–2020)

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Explore the potential of development charges (2019-2021) l

The working team and Watson & Associates are on track with their project. A public open house was held on September 10, 2019. Present the by-law at Public Session in January 2020.

Implement the Economic Development Strategic Direction

Implement Riverfront Revitalization Master Plan lImplementation of plan continues on an annual basis.

Attract $108 million in new investment in the downtown core by 2023 (2019-2021) lFinal assessment data has been reviewed by Administration and as of year-end 2019 we have reached $70 million in assessments on our $108 million target. Multiple projects in the development pipeline for 2020 which Administration continues to track.

Obtain $5 million in pledges for the Events Centre (2020-2021) s

Fundraising currently at $2 million. Following up with leads with major donors and additional donations/contribution opportunities.

Present Tourism Master Plan (2019-2020)

Implement Visitor Economy Master Plan lApproved by City Council and Southeast Regional Service Commission in March 2019.

Report on progress of Coliseum Repurposing Plan l

Request for Quotations issued for land valuation exercise. Update to be presented to elected officials in 2020.

Partner on the creation of Secondary Municipal Plan for lands north of Wheeler (Vision Lands) (2019-2020) s

Further discussion with landowners to cost share on the project.

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Initiate development of ancillary lands adjacent to the Avenir Centre

Develop strategy for ancillary land parcels “A” and “C” lAdministration has reviewed the background information. Options for consideration will be presented in 2020.

Review Economic Development Department / Moncton Industrial Development Partnership Opportunities l

Contract with Brock Dickenson & Company has been finalized and work is being undertaken.

Explore the creation of a City Facilities Naming Rights Strategy (2019-2020) l

Information session held on October 3, 2019 for elected officials and administration. Plan being developed to create an inventory and establish values in 2020.

Advocate for the establishment of a Destination Marketing Fee 4Tourism Accommodation Levy implemented in Moncton and Dieppe as of September 1, 2019.

Update off-street parking infrastructure

Finalize improvements to the Parking Management System lIn progress. Reviewed best practices with cities of Fredericton and Saint John. Contract awarded and implementation in Q1-2020.

Finalize rehabilitation of the downtown parking garage lTo be undertaken in 2020.

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To be an engaged communityWe are an engaged municipal government that strives to merit residents’ trust and that is fair, equitable, and transparent in its decision-making.

Implement recommendations from the Enhancing Democracy report

Define roles and responsibilities for elected officials 4Completed.

Review ward boundaries 4Completed.

Collaborate with municipal associations

Advocate provincially on municipal election campaign financing 4Completed.

Expand social media / information to public in preparation for 2020 election (2020) lInitial work has been done. Anticipate a social media campaign to be in effect in early 2020. Funding from Federation of Canadian Municipalities received for upcoming awareness sessions.

Implement Financial Best Practices

Review and update the City’s Long-Term Financial Sustainability Model (2019-2020) 4Presented to City Council on June 17, 2019.

Review and update the City’s investment strategy (2019-2020) lPreliminary work has begun. To be completed in Q3-2020.

Finalize Asset Management Plan 4Completed.


Enhancing Democracy Report

(2016)

Long-Term Financial Plan

(2017)

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Update Policy and Directives Manuals 4Ongoing updates will continue.

Implement and review Local Governance Act and Community Planning Act and advocate for necessary changes (2019-2021) 4Collaboration continues and advocacy priorities/initiatives have been developed.

Collaborate with other municipalities

Advocate for cost of protective services lAdvocacy continued in 2019 along with Cities of New Brunswick. Collaboration occuring also with municipalities of Fredericton and Saint John.

Advocate for municipal reform lAdvocacy continued in 2019 along with Cities of New Brunswick. Collaboration occuring also with municipalities of Fredericton and Saint John.

Advocate for tax reform lAdvocacy continued in 2019 along with Cities of New Brunswick. Collaboration occuring also with municipalities of Fredericton and Saint John.

Collaborate as a tri-community with Dieppe and Riverview (2019-2021) l

Collaboration continues. Tri-community meetings are scheduled regularly.

Collaborate with other levels of government (2019-2021) l

Collaboration and regular dialogue continues. Advocacy strategy continues to be updated as required.

Collaborate with higher education institutions (universities and colleges) (2019-2021) l

Memorandum of Understanding exists with Université de Moncton. Formal collabration discussions with other universities and colleges to be initiated in 2020.

Implement the Université de Moncton Memorandum of Understanding action items (2019-2021) l

Work and regular meetings are ongoing.


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Present Annual Report to the Community 4

Submitted to City Council on April 1, 2019.

Develop citizen engagement strategy l

Engagement efforts continuing using tools such as the letschatmoncton.ca website.

Negotiate outstanding collective bargaining agreements (2019-2020) s

Negotiations continuing with CUPE. Contract expired on December 31, 2018. ATU (Transit) contract expired on August 31, 2019. IAFF contract expired on December 31, 2019.

Implement corporate continuous improvement initiatives

Implement customer service initiative (2019-2020) l Automated customer service notices scheduled to be implemented in Q3-2020.

Standardize procurement methods - Procure to Pay (2019-2020) 4 Procure to Pay standardization is a continuous improvement exercise. City moved the majority of payments to electronic fund transfer and implemented new processes for purchasing in relations to planning and standing offer agreements.

Confirm service levels for municipal programs and services (2019-2020) lAll public levels of service have been adopted by Council.

Review City Hall lease options (2019-2020) l

Current lease ends May 31, 2021. Options will be brought forward to City Council in 2020.

Implement High Performance Organization priorities (2019-2021) l

2020 focus is on the following areas: Day to day / Strategic Planning / Communication / Employee Engagement.

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Implement a Governance Best Practices training program for non-profit organizations (2020) l

Initial research and information has been collected. Training program is anticipated to be delivered in 2020.

Review existing taxicab operations and committee structure l

Review of by-law has been initiated. The objective is to have revisions presented in 2020.

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