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Key Intended Outcomes Scorecard Report

FY2022 Actual FY2022 Target FY2023 Actual FY2023 Target FY2024 Actual FY2024 Target

On Target Resident rating of appearance of Parks and Rec. facilities (Res. Survey)

Parks & Recreation

94% 95% 99% 95%

On Target Ratings of litter collection from major streets (Revised 2019) (Res. & Biz Surveys)

Public Works

95% 85% 87% 85% 86% 85%

Caution Rating of condition/appearance of medians (Res. Survey)

Public Works

91% 90% 89% 90%

Below Plan Ratings of City efforts at maintaining quality of neighborhoods (Res. & Biz Surveys)

Public Works

92% 85% 82% 85% 79% 85%

Initiatives/Projects & Description

Percent Complete

IP Install City Signage
The entryway and park signs are not consistent in theme or design. The city has a mix of designs that incorporate the new city logo, while others still have the old logo. In addition, there are no interactive signs currently in use in the city allowing for messaging and other important data to be displayed. This program will look to meet the needs of the physical locations in-which signs need to be updated and/or upgraded. Initial projects will include city entryways and replacement of various parks signs.

55%

Not Defined Create a Communal Gathering in the downtown
As the city realizes our shared vision of a revitalized downtown, it is crucial that the city develops a unique atmosphere by which residents can gather to enjoy downtown amenities. This project seeks to infuse several elements including events, interactive downtown décor, walking paths, and natural gathering areas for reflection and communal enjoyment. The growth and development of the city’s festivals and events has identified a need for a venue. This initiative will serve the community as a social, cultural and educational center for residents and visitors.

0%

IP Address Sidewalk Replacement & ADA Streets
Project consists of replacing existing asphalt sidewalks with concrete sidewalks and replacing existing ramps for ADA compliance. Sidewalk and ADA ramps will be replaced on Westview Drive from Riverside Drive to Coral Ridge Drive, and along NW 107th Drive.

52%

IP Stormwater Improvements in Westchester
City staff is working to improve the stormwater system/infrastructure and mitigate flooding in the Westchester neighborhood, between Sample Road and Royal Palm Boulevard and Coral Ridge Drive and NW 123rd Avenue. City staff will design the second phase of the Westchester stormwater improvement project, as recommended in the design report. Phase 1: Study - Complete (FY23) Phase 2: Design - In progress (FY24) Phase 3: Construction (FY25)

60%

IP Complete Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing
The City of Coral Springs is working with Habitat for Humanity to develop affordable housing on Riverside Drive. The land previously owned by the city has been conveyed to Habitat for Humanity. Funds from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund were awarded to Habitat for Humanity to subsidize the cost of development and off-set the purchase price for buyers to ensure affordability for low- to moderate-income families.

75%

IP Enhance Citywide Aesthetics

The Citywide aesthetics initiative will be a multi-year plan to address the concerns and feedback of our community.  Following the Visioning Summit, Senior staff and Leadership Development Program participants worked together to begin identifying a draft plan and action items that will continue to improve aesthetics throughout the City. (See attached) Action items identified fall into four main categories, including:

  • Neighborhoods
  • Corridors
  • Public
  • Rights-of-way

The plan will require multiple departments working together in a coordinated effort to implement action items.  Action items include smaller program such as City staff attending HOA meetings for outreach and educational opportunities to large scale items such as street sign replacement and improving walkability along the City’s corridors.

 An Aesthetics Team will be created to help guide and accomplish the plan.  Throughout the next several months the Team will further define the plan while starting to implement smaller action items.  Gauging feedback and tracking of the progress will be essential to ensure we are responding to our customers and what we are doing is addressing the issues.

2%

Not Defined Incorporate Downtown Placemaking & Connectivity
To create gathering places and expand pedestrian connectivity within the Downtown.

0%
Legends:  
Key Performance Indicators: On Target On Target | Caution Caution | Below Plan Below Plan
Initiatives: On Target Closed Out/Completed | IP On Target/In Progress | Below Plan Behind Schedule/Late | DN Discussion Needed
R/W Retreat/Workshop Item | D Delay/Hold | N No Milestone | Not Defined Not Defined
Legends:  
Key Performance Indicators: On Target On Target | Caution Caution | Below Plan Below Plan
Initiatives: On Target Closed Out/Completed | IP On Target/In Progress | Below Plan Behind Schedule/Late | DN Discussion Needed | R/W Retreat/Workshop Item | D Delay/Hold | N No Milestone | Not Defined Not Defined

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