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Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives Goal 1a: Increase business opportunities, enhance economic development and sustain growth in existing businesses /Maintain and enhance the quality of existing structures (9 steering committee votes) Create a task force comprised of a cross-section of South Hutchinson business owners (large and small), Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce representatives and South Hutchinson city officials to develop specific objectives and strategies utilizing current economic development data, trends and information from this strategic planning process. Feb 2012 Work was completed in Feb 2012. Several Recommendations were adopted by the City Council in Nov 2011 Explore financial incentives for new, creative, young entrepreneurs and foster better relationships with existing organizations and programs for entrepreneurs. Some incentive programs have been established; partnerships include the Reno County E-Community program Develop and maintain a central point of information related to starting a business in South Hutchinson including incentives and available land and buildings. Foster a positive environment for entrepreneurial development Develop entrepreneurial opportunities for USD 309 students that could be incorporated into a project based learning model. Fall 2011 Southhutch.com added functionality and content to achieve this goal Lead organization: City and the Quest Center for Entrepreneurs in partnership with the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce, USD 309, local businesses and other economic development organizations. Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by January 2015

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives Goal 1b: Promote job creation to increase retail growth and increase population (9 votes) Refer to short-term economic development task force described in Goal 1a. Feb 2012 Work was completed in Feb 2012. Several Recommendations were adopted by the City Council in Nov 2011 Explore incentives for retail development. Fall 2011 Retail Sales Tax Rebate program, Utility Credit program and Infrastructure Assistance program were passed by City Council Nov 2011 Utilize Buxton study to directly recruit retailers and developers. Develop a core retail growth zone and provide infrastructure for new/expanded development. Actively seek opportunities for investment in retail development leveraging private and public funds when appropriate. Actively seek to identify, secure and develop sites for future industrial, commercial and retail development consistent with desired industries and financial capacity. Promote the establishment of housing developments that provide housing for various income levels. Initial contact with targeted top 10 retailers completed in 2011. Active recruitment continues K-96 / US-50 interchange has attracted private investment and development Lead organization: City in partnership with private investors, the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce, and other economic development organizations. Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by January 2015

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives Goal 2: Develop and implement a formal plan to improve the appearance of Main Street and major gateways (8 votes) Develop minimum landscaping requirements for businesses along Main Street. To be addressed in Comprehensive Plan update Fall Research and form committee to apply for grants for trees. Jan 2012 Identify a core area for South Hutchinson. Fall 2011 Utilize City resources to purchase Main Street properties when they become available. Increase number of crosswalks along Main Street. Green Space, Parks and Recreation Committee formed in 2012 Between Blanchard and 6 th Avenue on Main Street Acquired Avenue C & Main Nov 2013 Study existing bike path and analyze danger of location adjacent to major thoroughfare with heavy truck traffic. Seek financial incentives to promote beautification (curb appeal) of existing businesses. Develop a plan to smooth the transition between residential neighborhoods, industrial areas and Main Street on the West Blanchard and West 6 th Avenue corridors Develop zoning modifications to promote redevelopment of commercial corridors and control the type of structures consistent with a vibrant community. Lead organization: City Exploring cost sharing program with businesses To be addressed in Comprehensive Plan update Fall Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by December 2015 Suggestions related to community wide beautification: Recruit a group of volunteers to beautify specific areas. Host annual community Clean-up Day. Flags or ground banners for special occasions such as Memorial Day or Veteran s Day Create a program to increase planting of vegetation by children Involve upper elementary students (5 th or 6 th graders) in community beautification projects. More public green spaces or gathering points that are pedestrian friendly

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives GOAL 3: Create and promote a unique identity for South Hutchinson (8 votes) Assign this issue to the City s current marketing consulting firm with a timeline Work was completed in Sept 2011. Marketing for completion. Sept 2011 plan presented at that time for implementation Create a logo to identify the industrial base of South Hutchinson; a community icon such as Manhattan s Little Apple. Jan 2012 New logo developed around the concept of Southern Hospitality Kansas Style Promote South Hutchinson as Jobs Capitol of Kansas. Sept 2011 Implement elements of the City s marketing plan to build more recognition of the City s new logo and position the community for long-term success and recognition. Explore opportunities for a monthly/quarterly newsletter or community happenings that would encourage more engagement. Encourage the continuation of annual community events and the development of more opportunities that encourage community interaction Lead organization: City, Market South Hutchinson, South Hutchinson Chamber, local churches and community groups Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by January 2015 Marketing plan focused on promotion of other positive elements of the community in building a community identity.

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives Goal 4: Identify and develop the assets unique to South Hutchinson that can be used to make South Hutchinson a destination (8 votes) Assign this issue to the City s current marketing consulting firm with a timeline Work was completed in Sept 2011. Marketing for completion. Sept 2011 plan presented at that time for implementation Create a Facebook page to market South Hutchinson as a destination (can be used to market to potential businesses and promote events and school activities). Study the development of regional significant retail and commercial development and seek private developers for potential projects Seek opportunities to develop indentified community assets to provide unique opportunities for residents and visitors Incorporate defined assets into marketing materials targeted to visitors Jan 2011 Lead organization: City, Hutchinson/ Reno County Chamber of Commerce, South Hutchinson Chamber Facebook.com/southhutch has 485 subscribers and has been active since January 2011. Current Assets Defined by Steering Committee: South Hutchinson Elementary School Variety of churches Friendly people Industries Collins Industries, Morton Salt, Tyson Foods, Stutzman Refuse Disposal, American Packaging Corporation Tremendous labor market Best of both urban and rural worlds Great major highways highways 14, 96, 50, 61 ATV and dirt bike trails in river bed Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by July 2015 Potential Assets Defined by the Steering Committee A center for vocational training (i.e., Collins Industries, one of the largest bus manufacturers and a source of employment) A destination restaurant unique like the hamburger restaurant in Castle Rock, CO, named CRAVE unique food option unlike anything in nearby Hutchinson

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives GOAL 5: Increase opportunities for young adult involvement in community project, government and leadership roles (8 votes) Develop a young professionals group or partner with a similar group in Efforts to create a new organization were Hutchinson Sept 2011 dropped for more promotion of current group Seek partnerships with Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber s leadership program; develop a smaller-scale version. Develop mentoring programs matching existing business owners with new business owners. Create opportunities, partnerships, internships for upper middle school, Nickerson High School and Hutchinson Community College students to shadow and participate in activities and operations of representatives of the business community and city government (city council, economic development organizations); target students enrolled in social studies classes. Create programs to develop young leaders in government youth council, young professionals council. Jan 2012 Create a program to recruit community and business volunteers in the schools Expand existing partnerships involving South Hutchinson Elementary School and city fire and police departments. Efforts have been made to increase representation from South Hutch business; a smaller scale version will not be developed Worked to develop Patriots Day (September 11 th ) event that has various grades visiting businesses in the community. SHPD and SHFD have expanded programming and safety efforts Lead organization: USD 309 Nickerson South Hutchinson school district with assistance from South Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce, Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce and City Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by 2015

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives GOAL 6: Sustain and expand programs to maintain a high quality of life and build community pride. Develop and complete a community center project to provide a gathering point for the community s use. Develop a master plan for trails, pathways and sidewalks that maximizes the walk-ability of the community and connects all areas of town safely including parks, green spaces, SHES, churches and other amenities Continue to enhance existing parks and green spaces and seek opportunities for park expansions when feasible Develop partnerships with local organizations to expand health, wellness and recreational opportunities for all age groups. Lead organization: City, South Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce, local churches and community groups Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by July 2016 Partnering with Journey Mennonite Church on a Wellness Center Project

Appendix B: Revised Goals and Objectives GOAL 7: Sustain and improve infrastructure throughout the community to enhance quality of life and provide for long-term growth. Develop a multi-year plan to surface all streets by 2024 with special attention paid to pedestrian access in accordance with the master trails, pathways and sidewalk plan in Goal 6 Develop a model for the water system and a multi-year improvement plan focused on sustainability and quality of the water supply Develop a model for the waste water system and based on that information, a multi-year improvement plan focused on sustainability Develop a master storm water management plan Lead organization: City Investigate options for improved street lighting in the community that enhances safety and improves efficiency Invest in incremental improvements in current City facilities that improve efficiency and lower long-term operations and maintenance costs Develop master operational plans for public services and facilities based on service demands to provided scalable solutions for future growth Target Date for Initiation: All Objectives initiated by 2017