| The
Plan
Campaign
One
__Involved
Citizens
Campaign
Two
__Educational
__Excellence
Campaign
Three
_ _Health
Safety ___and
___Responsibility
Campaign
Four
__Environmental
__Stewardship
Campaign
Five
__ Regional
___Partnerships
Campaign
Six
__ Economic
___Vitality
Campaign
Seven
___ Quality
Service
Campaign
Eight
__ Tourism
___Destination
Campaign
Nine
_ Healthy
Urban
__Neighborhoods
Campaign
Ten
__ Center
City
Campaign
Eleven
__ Arts
and Culture |
The City of Rochester's Comprehensive
Plan ("Rochester 2010: The Renaissance Plan") includes
eleven "Renaissance Campaigns" which are summarized on
the following pages. These campaigns are grouped in terms
of the plan's three renaissance sub-themes (Responsibility,
Opportunity and Community). The campaigns are the result
of a broad, interdisciplinary analysis by the Mayor's
Stewardship Council and City Planning Staff of our city's
ten "Neighbors Building Neighborhoods" (NBN) sector action
plans, as well as the visions, issues, goals and strategies
developed within the eleven original subject committees
that were part of the plan development process. These
subject
committees included:
- Cultural Resources
- Economic Development
- Education
- Environmental Management
- Housing
- Human Services
- Land Use/Zoning
- Parks/Recreation/ Open Space
- Public Infrastructure
- Public Safety, and;
- Transportation
The
eleven campaigns were developed by looking at the NBN
sector plans and the subject committee work from a horizontal
or "crosscutting" perspective rather than from a more
traditional vertical or "silo" type perspective. This
produced a series of important and more fundamental
concepts or relationships that evolved into the eleven
specific campaigns. These campaigns represent significant
new directions and priorities that our city will embrace
as we move into the 21st century.
The following pages present the goals and policies that
were adopted by City Council on April 13,1999, and the
subsequent strategies developed by the Johnson administration.
Additional illustrative material for each campaign is
included in the complete Comprehensive Plan document.
This material helps explain plan implementation and
monitoring as well as some of our city's more specific
land use, zoning or development issues and recommendations.
Supporting data that was developed as part of the original
work of the eleven subject committees is also provided
in the complete plan document. The full plan document
is available for review at all City libraries or can
be seen here on our web site. |
