Selectboard Strategic Operating Plan for April 2015 March Adopted by the Selectboard on April 7, 2015

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Selectboard Strategic Operating Plan for April 2015 March 2016 Adopted by the Selectboard on April 7, 2015

Background This presentation outlines a proposed Strategic Operating Plan for the Selectboard for the next 11 months. It articulates our vision and goals, and prioritizes administrative and policy actions for the current fiscal year Vermont Statutes provide broad authority and detail overall responsibilities for Selectboards, but the Statutes don t tell us how to think strategically about how to focus our energy and time, -- about how we should prioritize our actions In addition to fulfilling the statutory requirements, this plan helps the Board be strategic -- focusing on what kind of community we want to be and what we need to do specifically to accomplish our vision over the next year Between April 14 and March 15, the Board will hold approximately 25 meetings We need to ensure we focus on key issues that will help us accomplish our goals & become the community we hope to be [Selectboard members] shall have the general supervision of the affairs of the town and shall cause to be performed all duties required of towns and town school districts not committed by law to the care of any particular officer. 24 V.S.A. 872.

Our Vision Be Vermont s premier resort community, offering residents a high quality of life and tourists a memorable mountain adventure. Originally Adopted April 10, 2012

Defining Resort Community A resort town is a town or area where tourism or vacationing is a primary component of the local culture and economy. Typically, the economy of a resort town is geared almost entirely towards catering to tourists, with most residents of the area working in the tourism or resort industry. Shops and luxury boutiques selling locally-themed souvenirs, motels, and unique restaurants often proliferate the downtown areas of a resort town. If the resorts or tourist attractions are seasonal in nature (such as a ski resort), resort towns typically experience an on-season where the town is bustling with tourists and workers, and an off-season where the town is populated only by a small amount of local year-round residents. In addition, resort towns are often popular with wealthy retirees and people wishing to purchase vacation homes, which typically drives up property values and the cost of living in the region. Sometimes resort towns can become boomtowns due to the quick development of retirement and vacation-based residences. However, most of the employment available in resort towns are typically low paying and it can be difficult for workers to afford to live the area in which they are employed. Resorts towns sometimes struggle with problems regarding sustainable growth, due to the seasonal nature of the economy, the dependence on a single industry, and the difficulties in retaining a stable workforce. -

Strategic Goals 1. Maintain fiscal strength and low municipal taxes 2. Provide dependable and efficient municipal services 3. Increase tourism, year round employment and support the growth of our tourism based economy 4. Maintain strong educational and cultural institutions to enhance quality of life and help attract new full time residents Originally Adopted April 10, 2012

Strategic Goals Fiscal Strength & Low Municipal Taxes Strong Educational and Cultural Institutions Premier Resort Community Dependable & Efficient Municipal Services Increase Tourism & Year-Round Employment

Quality of Life More Employment Increased Investment Population Growth Lower Taxes Vibrant Community More Visitors Strong Businesses Dependable Municipal Services Low Taxes Four Season Tourism Strong Educational and Cultural Institutions

Key Selectboard Actions April 2015 - March 2016 Proposed actions to support each of our goals and help us realize our vision for community

Strategic Goals Fiscal Strength & Low Municipal Taxes Goal # 1 Strong Educational and Cultural Institutions Premier Resort Community Dependable & Efficient Municipal Services Increase Tourism & Year-round Employment

Key Actions: Maintain Fiscal Strength and Low Municipal Taxes Strategy Selectboard Actions Monthly Budget Reviews & 2017 Budget Planning Review the 2014 Annual Audit Set Sewer Rates Manage expenses & keep costs down; seek efficiencies Sign Evergreen Agreement Set Municipal Tax Rate Apply for State and Federal Grants for Capital Projects Golf Course Sustainability Planning Investigate Regional Recreation Partnerships Review and update long term capital plans

Key Actions: Maintain Fiscal Strength and Low Municipal Taxes Strategy Selectboard Actions Set Goals and Priorities for 2017 Budget Review Major Budget Drivers for 2017 Budget Manage expenses & keep costs down; seek efficiencies Draft Budget for 2017 2015 Departmental Budget Reviews Finalize Budget Proposals for 2017 2016 Warning for Town Meeting Public Information Meeting Preparation

Key Actions: Maintain Fiscal Strength and Low Municipal Taxes Strategy Selectboard Actions Monthly Budget Updates and 2017 Planning Secure FEMA reimbursement Consider Fund Balance Policy Meet Revenue Targets for Tax Collections; FEMA Reimbursement, 1%, Golf; Capital Plan Consider Tax Sale Policy Investigate Early Tax Payment Incentive Policies Act as ambassadors for Town as a Tourist Destination Promote strategies to make Event and Rec Programs more self-sustaining Investigate Options tax policies to increase revenue to Town

Key Actions: Maintain Fiscal Strength and Low Municipal Taxes Strategy Selectboard Actions Work with VLCT, CFVT and State Senators & Reps to lobby for property tax reform Lobby for property tax Seek to partner with other towns and orgs by supporting tax reform legislation Educate residents on differences bet. State Ed. Tax & Local Prop. Tax

Strategic Goals Fiscal Strength & Low Municipal Taxes Goal # 2 Strong Educational and Cultural Institutions Premier Resort Community Dependable & Efficient Municipal Services Increase Tourism & Year-round Employment

Key Actions: Provide Dependable and Efficient Municipal Services Strategy Maintain roads Enhance Services for Residents Selectboard Actions Review/update road reportcard, capital and road management plans Act 148 Compliance and new compost collection services Fire Department Facilities Plan for Voters Killington Rd. Paving Capital Planning Improve Municipal Planning and Permitting W. Hill Shoulders Improve Killington Rd. Sidewalk Extensions to W. Hill and Resort Gateway Project Teen Center Demolition Re-Adopt Town Plan Adopt Local Emergency Plan Adopt Complete Streets Policy

Key Actions: Provide Dependable and Efficient Municipal Services Strategy Selectboard Actions Work with FD and FD Facilities Committee on New Public Safety Building Feasibility and Planning Support Public Safety Efforts Lobby to maintain Regional Call Center Consider Taxi Ordinance Review monthly Police reports & adapt policies as needed Plan for future growth w/ Village development Provide accessible, updated public information Retain and manage an effective workforce Offer ongoing training & prof. development Determine how to support on next steps Dropbox, Website updates, Meeting Highlights, Town Report Provide competitive salary & benefits Support Employee Development Attend & Support VLCT & other Conf.

Strategic Goals Fiscal Strength & Low Municipal Taxes Strong Educational and Cultural Institutions Premier Resort Community Dependable & Efficient Municipal Services Increase Tourism & Year-round Employment Goal # 3

Key Actions: Increase Tourism & Year-Round Employment Strategy Invest in Summer and Fall Tourism Selectboard Actions Review Golf, Events and other tourism investments performance to determine future planning and budgeting Prioritize Gateway and Trails projects to improve curb appeal, increase pedestrian accessibility and link town assets Improve amenities to support tourism and quality of life Consider Complete Streets Policy Implelment recommndations in the Commerical District Revitalization Study Support Grant applications to leverage federal funds Consider improvements to funding & management of Economic Development Promote policies & services that support business growth while protecting the rights of residents Option Tax Reform and/or KPPA Partnership Prioritize infrastructure investments & maintenance for roads, sewer, water, telecom, buildings & grounds

Strategic Goals Goal # 4 Fiscal Strength & Low Municipal Taxes Strong Educational and Cultural Institutions Premier Resort Community Dependable & Efficient Municipal Services Increase Tourism & Year-round Employment

Key Actions: Maintain Strong Educational & Cultural Institutions to enhance quality of life & help attract new full time residents Strategy Selectboard Actions Recruit new families to town and school Support growth of year round employment and development to help attract new families Publicize benefits of community and school Support and serve as ambassadors, speaking at meetings and events

Strategic Goals Fiscal Strength & Low Municipal Taxes Strong educational and cultural institutions Premier Resort Community Dependable & Efficient Municipal Services Increase Tourism & Year-round Employment

Key Selectboard Actions: Timeline April 2015- March 2016

Timeline: March + April June (Q2) March April May June Annual Board Organizational Meeting & Selectboard Rules/Procedures Annual Appointments Set Sewer Rates Act 148 Compliance - E-recycling Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases Adopt Strategic Plan Complete Streets Policy Consideration Australian Ballot Results Review Evergreen Contract Approval - LED Upgrades Adopt Local Emergency Operating Plan Taxi Ordinance Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases Tax Anticipation Note Fire Dept. Facilities Committee Report Early Payment Incentives for Tax Payers Special Meeting for 2014 Audit Review Killington Rd. Sidewalk Extension to Resort: Alternatives Selection KPAA Partnership Proposal Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases Option Tax Reform Consideration Police Office Finalize Recreation Facilities Planning Tax Sale Policy Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases

Timeline: July September (Q3) July Special Mtg to set Tax Rate Fire Department Facilities Planning Town Plan Adoption Irene Close Out Planning Bike and Pedestrian Grant Application Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases August Review Capital Plan 2017 Budget Discussion / Pre Planning Capital Projects - Killington Rd. Repaving and Sidewalk and W. Hill Shoulders Annual Meeting with Library Board Commercial District Planning Follow up on outstanding issues Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases September Transportation Alternatives Grant Application Review 2017 Budget: Goals and Priorities Gateway Project Planning Act 148 Compliance Golf Course Capital Plan Update Follow up on outstanding issues Monthly Budget Review and Capital Purchases

Timeline: October - December (Q4) 2017 Budget: Major Budget Drivers October Adopt Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Emergency Operating Plan Follow up on outstanding issues Monthly Budget Review 2017 Budget: Draft Budget and initial meetings November Golf Closing Update Departmental Budget Reviews Monthly Budget Report December 2017 Budget Planning Departmental Budget Reviews Monthly Budget Report

Timeline: January - March (Q1) Finalize Budget January Warning for Town Meeting Prioritize Outstanding issues February Outstanding Budget Issues Public Information Meeting Preparation March Public information Meeting Update Strategic Plan

Next Steps Feedback Adopt Plan Scheduling This plan, guided by input from the selectboard, town boards and commissions and citizens, represents a strategic approach for our next 11 months. We can revisit & revise as steps are completed and as new issues arise.