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2013-2015 City Council Goals and Workplan:

Every year the City Council holds a strategic planning and goal setting retreat to monitor progress and determine priorities and action steps for the coming year. The result is the establishment of the Council’s goals and workplan. This workplan, which is aimed at improving our ability to fulfill the community’s vision, is then reflected in department workplans, in the City’s budget and capital improvement plan and through special initiatives.

At the City Council’s 2013 retreat, Council determined to continue the focus of its goals for 2013-2015 towards achievement of Vision 2029 and being a sustainable city in all respects. This includes:

  • Sustainable neighborhoods – ensuring they are safe and attractive;
  • Sustainable environment – enhancing our built environment so that it protects our natural resources; and
  • Sustainable services – supporting quality services, facilities and infrastructure.

Council also determined the four goals that were adopted in 2012 were still relevant and supportive of Vision 2029 and should continue to be the goals for 2013-2015. Council added a fifth goal that will focus on maintaining a safe community.

For more information about these goals, please click on the links below. To see information on the Council goals prior to 2013/15 and quarterly reporting on those goals, please scoll down this page.

 Goal 1: Strengthen Shoreline's economic base
 Goal 2: Improve Shoreline's utility, transportation, and environmental infrastructure
 Goal 3: Prepare for two Shoreline light rail stations
 Goal 4: Enhance openness and opportunities for community engagement
 Goal 5: Promote and enhance the City's safe community and neighborhood initiatives and programs.

2012-2014 City Council Goals:

 Goal 1: Strengthen Shoreline's economic base
 Goal 2: Improve Shoreline's utility, transportation, and environmental infrastructure
 Goal 3: Prepare for two Shoreline light rail stations
 Goal 4: Enhance openness and opportunities for community engagement

2012-2014 Quarterly Council Goal Updates:

2011-2012 City Council Goals

Goal 1: Implement the adopted Community Vision by updating the Comprehensive Plan and key development regulations in partnership with residents, neighborhoods, and businesses

Goal 2: Provide safe, efficient, and effective infrastructure to support our land use, transportation, and surface water plans

Goal 3: Improve Economic Development opportunities in Shoreline
Goal 4: Construct the Aurora improvements from 165th to 205th Street
Goal 5: Expand opportunities for effective citizen communication and community engagement
Goal 6: Develop a “healthy city” strategy
Goal 7: Acquire Seattle Public Utilities water system in Shoreline

2011-2012 Quarterly Council Goal Updates:


2010-2011 City Council Goals:

Goal 1: Implement the adopted Community Vision by updating the Comprehensive Plan and key development regulations in parternship with residents, neighborhoods, and businesses

Goal 2: Provide safe, efficient, and effective infrastructure to support our land use, transportation, and surface water plans

Goal 3: Expand Economic Development opportunities in Shoreline
Goal 4: Construct the Aurora improvements from 165th to 205th Street
Goal 5: Provide enhanced opportunities for effective citizen communication and community engagement
Goal 6: Develop a “healthy city” strategy
Goal 7: Acquire Seattle Public Utilities water system in Shoreline

2010-2011 Quarterly Council Goal Updates:


2009-2010 City Council Goals:

Goal 1: Implement the adopted Community Vision by updating the Comprehensive Plan and key development regulations in parternship with residents, neighborhoods, and businesses

Goal 2: Provide safe, efficient, and effective infrastructure to support our land use, transportation, and surface water plans
Goal 3: Implement the Economic Development Strategic Plan
Goal 4: Create an "environmentally sustainable community"
Goal 5: Complete the projects approved with the 2006 Parks Bond
Goal 6: Construct the Civic Center/City Hall Project
Goal 7: Construct the Aurora improvements from 165th to 205th Street
Goal 8: Develop a Fircrest Master Plan in partnership with the State
Goal 9: Develop a “healthy city” strategy to ensure the community’s access to needed human services
Goal 10: Provide enhanced opportunities for effective citizen communication and engagement

2009-2010 Quarterly Council Goal Updates:


2008-2009 City Council Goals
 

Goal 1: Develop a shared community vision that integrates the Environmental Sustainability, Housing and Economic Development Strategies into the Comprehensive Plan and community development initiatives

Goal 2: Implement the Economic Development Strategic Plan
Goal 3: Create an "Environmentally Sustainable Community"
Goal 4: Complete the projects approved with the 2006 Parks Bond
Goal 5: Construct the Civic Center/City Hall Project
Goal 6: Construct the Aurora improvements from 165th to 205th Street 
Goal 7: Develop a Fircrest Master Plan in partnership with the State
Goal 8: Develop a “healthy city” strategy to ensure the community’s access to needed human services
Goal 9: Provide enhanced opportunities for effective citizen communication and engagement

Goal 10: Provide safe, efficient, and effective infrastructure to support our land use, transportation and surface water plans

2008-2009 Quarterly Council Goal Updates:

 
2007-2008 City Council Goals:

Goal 1: Complete the Projects Approved in the 2006 Parks Bond

Goal 2: Implement the Economic Development Strategic Plan
Goal 3: Implement an Affordable Cvic Center / City Hall Project
Goal 4: Complete Aurora improvements from 165th to 205th Streets including, but not limited to, sidewalks, drainage and transit
Goal 5: Develop a Comprehensive Housing Strategy
Goal 6: Create an "Environmentally Sustainable Community"
Goal 7: Provide safe and affordable transportation options to support land use plans including walking, bicycling, transit and vehicular options
Goal 8: Develop a Fircrest Master Plan in Partnership with the State
Goal 9: Increase Emergency Preparedness Training and Education

Goal 10: Increase opportunities for all residents, including our youth, to get more involved in neighborhood safety and improvement programs

2007-2008 Quarterly Council Goal Updates:

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