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Phase Five. IMPLEMENT

Phase Five. Monitoring System, implemented and configured to provide alerts and reports.

Phase Five. Final CIP, Design Guidelines, and Implementation Supports Once any refinements are incorporated into the CIP from Stage Four, the Community Improvement Plan will be circulated to staff in preparation for the CIP to be presented to Council in accordance with the Planning Act. It should be noted that should there be no revisions or requests from the public or Council during the Statutory Public Meeting, the CIP can be adopted by Council directly following the Statutory Public Meeting. We anticipate that the CIP framework will address all the standard requirements for a CIP, as follows: • A Vision, Goals, and Objectives for Community Improvement • Identification and mapping of a Community Improvement Project Area • Detailed Financial Incentive Programs • Town of Goderich Initiatives • Design Guidelines to the detailed necessary • An Implementation Strategy • A Marketing Strategy • A Monitoring Strategy • Evaluation Guidelines While this may be the final stage in the development of the CIP, it is only the beginning for the Town. We want to provide the Goderich with the tools they will need to successfully implement the Plan. Successful implementation requires a well-defined marketing plan since a CIP can only effective when business owners are encouraged to apply! The Implementation Guidelines will include recommendations for a CIP implementation committee and/or CIP Administrator – the CIP Champion. It will also include a template for a CIP Brochure that the Town can modify depending on which incentives are available in a given year, a template application form, and a framework for an evaluation matrix that can be used in evaluating CIP applications. TASKS • Complete standard requirements for CIP framework • Complete Implementing Strategy and Guidelines • Notify stakeholders of Council Adoption • Assist in the preparation of CIPA and CIP By-law text DELIVERABLES • Final Draft Community Improvement Plan and Design Guidelines (in Microsoft Office and PDF files) • Final Implementing Guidelines and Design Guidelines (in Microsoft Office and PDF files) • Adoption of CIP by Council A good engagement plan does not simply disseminate information for public acceptance but serves to integrate community priorities into the decision-making process and articulate benefits, challenges, and opportunities. It is cross-education. We know that to develop a CIP program that will be implemented and celebrated by local stakeholders, it needs to be the product of collaboration. En...

Phase Five. Hiring and onboarding process

Phase Five. Employment

Phase Five