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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-29-2015 CITY COUNCIL RETREATSpecial City Council Meeting October 29, 2015 - 8:00 AM Wesley Homes, 32049 109th PI SE, Auburn, WA 98092 AGENDA I. CALL TO ORDER 11. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Council Retreat October 29 -30* 111. ADJOURNMENT Agendas and minutes are available to the public at the City Clerk's Office, on the City website (http: / /www.auburnwa.gov), and via e -mail. Complete agenda packets are available for review at the City Clerk's Office. *Denotes attachments included in the agenda packet. Page 1 of 6 City of Auburn 2015 Council Retreat Pre -read Please review the following material prior to our retreat on October 29th & 30th for context in setting goals, strategies and initiatives. Proposed Vision Statement: Your Premier Community with Vibrant Opportunities. Proposed City Mission Statement: To provide a service - oriented government that meets the needs of our citizens and business community. Proposed Core Values: • Innovative • Respectful • Dedicated • Hard- Working • Ethical • Fair • Environmentally Sensitive • Trustworthy • Financially Responsible • Charitable • Safe • Transparent • Engaged • Responsive • Supportive of the Arts • Supportive of Life -Long Learning • Embrace Diversity (Pluralistic) Key points from 2012 retreat on next page DI.E Page 2 of 6 Key Points — 2012 Auburn City Council Retreat 50 -Year Economic Development Visioning The City Council through a detailed discussion identified the following economic sectors that it wanted to focus on for future economic development planning and implementation. Any sector scoring above a score of 3 in combined Council voting was considered a priority economic sector. Any sector scoring below a 3 was not considered a priority and was not to be strategically pursued. Sector Score Healthcare Research (Provision & Prevention) 3.9 Ecosystems Management ( "Green Engineering ") 3.9 Education 3.75 Bio- Research Facilities 3.75 Aerospace 3.5 Manufacturing 2.8 Construction Technologies 2.8 Tourism 2.5 Entertainment 2.2 Transportation Services /Sales 2.0 Logistics 2.0 River Tourism 1.8 Council Perceptions on Why People "Leave Auburn" for Other Services: • Lack of restaurant diversity • Lack of a driving range • Lack of concert opportunities • Lack of music venues • Lack of night clubs • Lack of dancing opportunities • Lack of a bowling alley Council Wants: Economic Development • Non- vehicular transportation connections • Inner city trolley service /route • Portable ice rink in Downtown Auburn with commercial vendors • More cultural celebrations throughout the City celebrating the community's diversity Council Passions Relating to Economic Development: • Diversity of community celebrated and used as economic asset • Community center • Veteran /Human Services One -Stop Center DI.E Page 3 of 6 • Major corporate national or regional headquarters • Expanded airport capable of accommodating larger and more diverse plane types • Engaged and growing Green River Community College • More for - profit and non - profit educational institutions • Creation of an entrepreneurial district • City and Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Joint Venture — Business /Entrepreneurial Village Center • Green /sustainable community — as good or better for the next generation • Increased entertainment options Council Recommendations for Focuses for Identified Economic Development Strategy Areas: Urban Center Strategy Area — Healthcare, Entertainment, High Density Housing and Green Engineering Economic Focuses ( *Council identified this Area as a high priority area for future policy and financial investments) Auburn Environmental Park and Environmental Park District Strategy Area — Healthcare Research, Ecosystems Management, Education, Bio- Research Facilities, Aerospace Economic Focuses ( *Council identified this Area as a high priority area for future policy and financial investments) M Street and Harvey Road Corridor Strategy Area — Services, Retail and Mixed Uses Economic Focuses Auburn Way South Strategy Area — High Density Housing, Entertainment, Healthcare, Restaurants, Hotels, Services Economic Focuses ( *Council identified this Area as a high priority area for future policy and financial investments) North End (Auburn Way North) Strategy Area — Retail, Entertainment, High Density Housing, Mixed Uses Economic Focuses A Street Corridor Strategy Area — High Density Housing 15th Street SW & C Street SW Strategy Area — Mixed Uses Economic Focus 312th Street and 124th Avenue SE (Lea Hill) Strategy Area — Retail Services Economic Focus 2015 retreat agenda on next page DI.E Page 4 of 6 City of Auburn Council Retreat Agenda Retreat Day 1: Thursday, October 29, 2015 Timeline Breakfast from 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM 1. Preliminaries 8:OOAM 1.1. Opening remarks 1.2. Review agenda & roles 1.3. Planning vocabulary 2. Intuition Exercise 8:30AM 3. Review City Vision 8:45AM 3.1. Vision statement 4. City Situation Analysis 9:OOAM 4.1. SWOT /PEST exercise Break 10:30AM 5. 5 Yr Goals Development (headlines exercise) 5.1. Brainstorming 5.2. Consolidation /prioritization 5.3. Frame goal statements Lunch Noon 6. 3 Yr Strategic Development — Breakout Session 1 6.1. Brainstorming 6.2. Consolidation /prioritization 6.3. Frame strategies 7. Team Presentations 1:30PM 7.1. Team presentations 7.2. Group feedback 10:45AM 12:30PM DI.E Page 5 of 6 Break 2: 30PM 8. 3 Yr Strategic Development — Breakout Session II 3:30PM 8.1. Revise strategies 9. Prioritize Strategies 4:00PM 9.1. Strategy board voting 10. Day 1 Wrap Up 4:15PM 10.1. Evaluation 10.2. Closing remarks Conclude 5:OOPM Retreat Day 2: Friday, October 30, 2015 Timeline Breakfast from 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM 1. Preliminaries 8:OOAM 1.1. Review agenda 2. 1 Yr Initiatives Development — Breakout Session III 8:15AM 2.1. Brainstorming 2.2. Consolidation /prioritization 2.3. Frame initiatives Break 10:OOPM 3. Team Presentations 10:15PM 3.1. Team presentations 3.2. Group feedback 4. 1 Yr Initiatives Development — Breakout Session IV 11:15PM 4.1. Revise initiatives 5. Prioritize Strategies 11:45PM 5.1. Initiative board voting 6. Day 1 Wrap Up 6.1. Next steps 6.2. Closing remarks Noon Conclude 12:30PM DI.E Page 6 of 6