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What Should
Be Included In Your Quality-Of-Life Plan? |
| Your finished neighborhood
quality-of-life plan should be a written document that details
your steps in preparing the plan. Answering the following
questions should give you a good idea of what you need to
include: |
- Information
What information was useful in preparing your plan?
- Vision
What is your community’s vision for the future of your
neighborhood?
- Assets and Opportunities
What are the community’s strong points, and what needs work?
- Responsibilities and Timeframes
Who will do what, and when will they do it?
- List of Participants
Who was involved in creating the plan?
- Land Use and Zoning Plan
What changes in land use and zoning are important for your
neighborhood?
- Actionable Strategies
What are the important projects your neighborhood can accomplish
in the next five years?
- Goals, Objectives, Projects, and Programs
What priorities have you established for future improvements in
your neighborhood? Include photos of existing conditions and
drawings of how you envision the future, when available.
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