HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 83-18 Rescinding 72-15 and Establishing Strategic Framework PolicyRESOLUTION NO. 830018
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF MORRO BAY, CALIFORNIA,
RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 72-15 AND
ESTABLISHING THE STRATEGIC PLANNING FRAMEWORK POLICY
THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Morro Bay, California
11, 2015, City of Morro Bay regular City Council meeting, the
ing and Budgeting Framework concept presented
and directed staff to develop a Strategic Planning
Framework policy to be adopted at a future
meeting; and
WHEREAS, at the August
Council nanimouslyapprovedtheStrategic Piann
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WHEREAS, in accordance with City Council direction, staff prepared a Strategic Planning
Framework procedure, which was adopted by City Council via Resolution No. 72-15; and
WHEREAS, it is recommended that City Council revise the Strategic Planning Framework, to
include a component for community outreach, to ensure broad public engagement in the
development of the City's goals and objectives.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by fihe City Council of the City of Morro Bay, hereby
rescinds Resolution No. 72-15 and establishes the Strategic Planning Framework Policy as defined
in the attached Exhibit A.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Morro Bay, at a regular meeting
thereof held on the 9th day of October 2018, by the following vote:
AYES: Irons, Davis, Headding, Makowetslea , McPherson
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
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ANA SWANSON, City Clerk
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PURPOSE
WHITE PAPER
Strategic Planning Framework
Revised October 9, 2018
RESULU 11UN NU. 83-18
EXHIBIT A
The purpose of this paper is t0 describe the City of Morro Bay Strategic Planning
framework. This framework, t0 be adopted by the City Council, provides direction on annual,
biennial and quadrennial planning and budgeting tasks and processes the City will follow.
I I. OVERVIEW
The City has many plans, including a General Plan (GP), Local Coastal Plan (LCP),
Economic Development Strategic Plan (EDSP -under development in 2015/16), Parking
Management Plan and other particular plans. Those plans are essential to provide long-term
,
land -use but in many other areas.
guidance for the City. Andin particular, the GP/LCP provides strategic direction not only in
However, the City also needs a regular process to set more general goals, and to
identify specific, measurable objectives to reach those goals. This process must also ensure
those objectives are considered in the annual budgeting process.
This Strategic Planning Framework does that. In general, the City Council will set /
refine broad goals every four years. Every two years the Council will identify specific RVLJJqU%wttives
associated with each goal for staff to complete. Every year during the budget process, those
objectives will be budgeted against.
In addition to this Strategic Planning Framework, the City is developing fresh Vision,
Values and Mission statements that should inform all of our planning efforts, and goal /objective
setting in particular.
III. DEFINITIONS
The following definitions are important t0 understand the City's Strategic Planning
Process:
• City Mission Statement —The Mission Statement is aCouncil-approved statement that
describes the basic /essential tasks the City must provide, and a statement toward the
purpose of executing these tasks. The mission statement is focused on the purpose of
the City Government, not the broader community. The City mission statement might
begin something like: "The City of Morro Bay provides Public Safety, Recreation, and
other key municipal services in order to ...."
Community Vision and Values Statements. Community vision and values are also
Council -approved, semi -permanent statements, developed with significant community
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PURPOSE
WHITE PAPER
Strategic Planning Framework
Revised October 9, 2�18
RESOLUTION NO. 83-18
EXHIBIT A
The purpose of this paper is t0 describe the City of Morro Bay Strategic Planning
framework. This framework, to be adopted by the City Council, provides direction on annual,
biennial and quadrennial planning and budgeting tasks and processes the Gity will follow.
II. OVERVIEW
The City has many plans, including a General Plan (GP), Local Coastal Plan (LCP),
Economic Development Strategic Plan (EDSP -under development in 2015/16), Parking
Management Plan and other particular plans. Those plans are essential to provide long-term
guidance for the City. And, in particular, the GP/LCP provides strategic direction not only in
land -use but in many other areas.
However, the City also needs a regular process to set more general goals, and to
identify specific, measurable objectives to reach those goals. This process must also ensure
those objectives are considered in the annual budgeting process.
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This Strategic Planning Framework does that. In general, the City Council will
efine broad goals every four years. Every two years the Council will identify specific objectives
associated with each goal for staff to complete. Every year during the budget process, those
objectives will be budgeted against.
In addition to this Strategic Planning Framework, the City is developing fresh Vision,
Values and Mission statements that should inform all of our planning efforts, and goal /objective
setting in particular.
III. DEFINITIONS
The following definitions are important to understand the City's Strategic Planning
Process:
• City Mission Statement —The Mission Statement is aCouncil-approved statement that
describes the basic /essential tasks the City must provide, and a statement toward the
purpose of executing these tasks. The mission statement is focused on the purpose of
the City Government, not the broader community. The City mission statement might
begin something like: "The City of Morro Bay provides Public Safety, Recreation, and
other key municipal services in order to ...."
Community Vision and Values Statements. Community vision and values are also
Council -approved, semi -permanent statements, developed with significant community
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• On asemi-annual basis, normally in the fall of each year, staff updates the Council on
the status of the two-year budget objectives in an Annual Goals Update report and
special Council Meeting.
• In March —May each year, the staff and Council develop a 1-year budget for the
upcoming fiscal year: July 1 to June 30 of the following year. The two 1-year budgets
every 2-year goal/objective period provide the Council ample opportunity to reallocate
resources to achieve, or "weight" specific City Goals and Objectives.
• This entire process is underpinned and informed by a continuing 10-year budget forecast
process that is updated annually in Jan —Feb. Every other year the 10-year forecast is
updated by an external professional consultant. In the off years it is updated interna
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V. SUMMARY
aver�riew. Beginning in December 2016 the City of Morro Bay executes a �-2-
1 Strategic Planning and Budgeting process.
• 1=ollo�r�Ping each election) the ne���r council meets in fan /Feb to establish 2-
Year objectives supporting each existing City Goal.
Er,►erY faun gears this process begins in December and includes rene���al of
the City'sgoals.
The staff then uses the ne����r objecti�fes to inform creation of the City's
annual budget.
The entire process is underpinned by a ��-year budget forecast that is
professionally �externallY}updated every other year and internally updated
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Figure 1 —Strategic Planning -and Budgeting Framework
This Strategic Planning and Budgeting Framework is intended to complement the City's
broader and more specific plans, including the General Plan, Local Coastal Plan, Economic
Development Strategic Plan and other land -use and issue -specific plans.
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The above mentioned plans coupled with this Goals and Objectives process should
serve, taken as a whole, as the City's strategic plan. Following full implementation of the
ongoing GP/LCP rewrites in 2017, and 10-year Economic Development Strategic Plan in 2016,
the City could consider if an additional, formal, 10-year strategic plan is required.
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