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How to Utilize the Action Statements and Informational Keys

The actions in this chapter are divided 0-5 Years 5-10 Years 10+ Years
between three time frames: near-, mid-
, and long-term. Some actions require Near-Term 
ongoing work and are noted with an Mid-Term 
asterisk. Long-Term 

After each action and its detail provided
in subactions, a series of informational keys
are provided to contextualize the action, relate it back to the key Plan goals and other
actions within this chapter, and to indicate who will work to implement the action. The
information below explains each of the additional elements paired with the actions.

Goals Lead Organizations and Partners

After each action, the related goals are While the City’s Planning and Urban
noted through an checkmark within a Design Division staff may take the lead
circle. An example is shown below. on implementing a significant number
of the actions, other City departments
Goal Goal Goal and partner organizations will also play
1 2 3 a role. Non-City entities may be noted
as Partners for implementation for some
Related Actions action statements. These potential
partners will need to be consulted prior
Some actions are specifically related to to implementation to determine their
other action statements in their topic or capacity and interest.
tool, or they may be part of a logical
N2 implementation sequence. Where A corresponding spreadsheet also
one action is related to another, a includes this information as well as the
turquoise box with the action number will recommended actions. It is formatted
follow the action statement. for staff to track progress on the actions.
This spreadsheet can be found in the
Appendices.

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