City of Hardeeville 2012 and beyond... A plan for the next 5 years.

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City of Hardeeville 2012 and beyond... A plan for the next 5 years

Building upon the FOUNDATION Argent RailroadHeyward HouseMillstone Landing Gateway to the Low Country Argent Railroad Gateway to the Low Country Millstone Landing Heyward House

Looking to the FUTURE 4 Top Goals Goal 1: Financially Sound City Goal 2: Grow the Economy Goal 3: More Livable Community Goal 4: Greater Community Spirit and Pride

Goal 1: Financially Sound City 1.Responsible, low tax rate 2.City Services delivered in a cost effective, efficient manner 3.Responsible debt level consistent with City policies and emphasis on benefits to the community 4.Community satisfaction with quality of services and level of customer services 5.Adequate resources to support defined City services and service levels OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVES

Goal 1: Financially Sound City 1.Responsible, low tax rate 2.City Services delivered in a cost effective, efficient manner 3.Responsible debt level consistent with City policies and emphasis on benefits to the community 4.Community satisfaction with quality of services and level of customer services 5.Adequate resources to support defined City services and service levels OBJECTIVE 1.Value for tax dollars and fees 2.Responsive, reliable delivery of city services 3.City investing in the communitys future 4.City services delivered in a customer friendly manner 5.Responsible stewardship of city resources MEANS TO YOU OBJECTIVES

Goal 2: Grow the Economy 1.More diverse, expanded tax base (commercial and industrial) 2.Infrastructure to support business attraction and growth 3.Attract new targeted businesses 4.Recruit businesses in Commerce park and at River Port 5.Develop Millstone Landing and River access OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVES

Goal 2: Grow the Economy 1.More diverse, expanded tax base (commercial and industrial) 2.Infrastructure to support business attraction and growth 3.Attract new targeted businesses 4.Recruit businesses in Commerce park and at River Port 5.Develop Millstone Landing and River access OBJECTIVE 1.Less tax burden on residential tax payers 2.Opportunities to live near work 3.Convenient retail, restaurants and more entertainment 4.Opportunities to live near work 5.Increase in family wealth MEANS TO YOU OBJECTIVES

Goal 3: More Livable Community 1.Increase the number of workforce housing for residents ($100,000 - $180,000) and market rate rental housing 2.Homes and buildings complying with city codes property maintenance and appearance 3.Develop a downtown that is a community focal point 4.Increase police presence, visibility and community connection 5.Removal of unsightly buildings and homes OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVES

Goal 3: More Livable Community 1.Increase the number of workforce housing for residents ($100,000 - $180,000) and market rate rental housing 2.Homes and buildings complying with city codes property maintenance and appearance 3.Develop a downtown that is a community focal point 4.Increase police presence, visibility and community connection 5.Removal of unsightly buildings and homes OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVES 1.Choices of quality homes 2.Protection of property values 3.Reputation: Great place to live 4.Feeling secure and safe anywhere in Hardeeville 5.Attractive, personally inviting community – curb appeal MEANS TO YOU

Goal 4: Greater Community Spirit and Pride 1.Preservation and use of Hardeevilles history 2.Residents and businesses contributing to the community 3.Strong partnerships with the faith community, neighborhood groups and community organizations 4.City serving as a positive cheerleader and advocate for the Hardeeville community 5.Strong community events with active resident participation OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVES

Goal 4: Greater Community Spirit and Pride 1.Preservation and use of Hardeevilles history 2.Residents and businesses contributing to the community 3.Strong partnerships with the faith community, neighborhood groups and community organizations 4.City serving as a positive cheerleader and advocate for the Hardeeville community 5.Strong community events with active resident participation OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVES MEANS TO YOU 1.Understanding and celebrating Hardeevilles history 2.Opportunities for each of you to contribute to the community 3.Inclusive, diverse community 4.Sense of community 5.Neighbors knowing and helping each other

What Happens Now City staff are busy working on these items City staff are busy working on these items Updates on progress are made periodically at City Council Meetings and presentations throughout the region Updates on progress are made periodically at City Council Meetings and presentations throughout the region Opportunities for each of you to participate in building Hardeeville, grab a shovel and lets make it happen Opportunities for each of you to participate in building Hardeeville, grab a shovel and lets make it happen