ABOUT THE PROJECT
The comprehensive planning process will be taking place over the next few months, with the final plan expected to be adopted in early 2024. When complete, the new comprehensive plan will outline the future goals of Moraine and be the foundation for all policy decisions. When implemented the document will help encourage economic development, enable sustainability, protect the quality of life of current residents, and ensure healthy growth for the city.
INFORMATION GATHERING
This phase will help everyone understand what assets currently exist; what challenges the community might face in the future; and what goals the community has for future growth, development,
and preservation.
IDEA & STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT
This phase allows the project team to think about long-term goals and strategic action items that will ensure the community continues to maintain and improve upon their amenity and development offerings.
COMMUNITY DRIVEN IMPLEMENTATION
In this final phase, the project team will make sure the community has developed the tools and partners they need to make lasting change in the community.
THE PROJECT TEAM
A critical part of the success of this planning process is the participation of property owners, residents, business owners, and other stakeholders in the community. A comprehensive plan is a guiding document that touches the life of every community resident.
To ensure that the planning process considers the ideas, concerns, and desires of the community, the planning process will incorporate two different community groups that will assist the consulting team in developing and reviewing plan deliverables.
AD HOC COMITTEE
The Ad Hoc Committee is a coalition of local leaders who work with the ASI project team by guiding the process, providing immediate feedback, and deciding the final character of the plan.
FOCUS GROUPS
The project focus groups are individuals who represent a wide array of community interests including major employers, developers, community organizations, residents, and leadership.