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ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL/DEPARTMENT HEAD
RETREAT
NOVEMBER 15, 2002
La Tierra Linda Guest Ranch Resort
7501 North Wade Road
Tucson, Arizona
Note: This Council/Staff Retreat is a follow-up to the Town Council Retreat held August 3, 2002.
This will be an informal working session for the Town Council and key Town staff. Casual attire is
encouraged. The facility opens at 7:30 a.m. Continental breakfast will be provided. The working
session will begin at 8:00 a.m. and continue until 4:00 p.m. A working lunch will be served
around 12:00 noon.
1. WELCOME
2. INTRODUCTIONS AND STAGE SETTING
3. REVIEW OF PAST ACCOMPLISHMENTS
4. COUNCIL/STAFF ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Role of Mayor and Council
• Role of Town Manager and Department Heads
• Characteristics of Effective Council/Staff Working Relationship
• Suggestions to Improve Council/Staff Communications
• Timing of Council Study Sessions
5. IDENTIFYING STRATEGIC ISSUES
• Current Issues and Challenges
• Review of Council Plan of Action ideas from Council Retreat
• Feedback and ideas from Department Head Retreat
6. DEFINING A SHARED VISION FOR THE FUTURE
7. AGREEMENT ON TOP PRIORITIES FOR ACTION
8. ENSURING ACCOUNTABILITY AND COMMITMENT
• Key actions and milestones for top priority issues
• Resource requirements
• Persons responsible for action planning and follow-through
• Plans for reporting progress to Council
9. REVIEW AND WRAP-UP
10. CLOSING REMARKS
Posted: 11/13/02
Time: 12:00 noon
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To reach La Tierra Linda from Oro Valley Town Hall is
approximately 11.25 miles / 31 minutes:
1. Turn RIGHT onto West Lambert Lane
2. Turn LEFT onto North La Cholla Blvd
3. Turn RIGHT onto West Overton Road
4. Turn LEFT onto North Thornydale Road
5. Turn RIGHT onto West Cortaro Farms Road
6. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto West Cortaro Road
7. Turn RIGHT onto West Ina Road
8. Turn RIGHT onto West Wade Road
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Peggy O'Sullivan
Peggy O'Sullivan is the Director of the Advanced Public Executive Program in the
School of Public Affairs at Arizona State University. Her organization provides
professional development training and consulting to government organizations.
She was instrumental in creating the Newly Elected Officials Program in
conjunction with the League of Arizona Cities and Towns. She has personally
conducted numerous retreats for city councils and senior executives.
Prior to joining the university, Peggy held positions in state and local government.
Most recently, she was the Assistant Director for Strategic Management in the
Arizona Governor's Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. There, Peggy
assisted state agencies in developing strategic plans and performance measures
that emphasized outcomes and results. The initiative she spearheaded received
national recognition from the LBJ School of Public Administration at the
University of Texas for Managing for Results.
Peggy also has extensive experience in community planning and development.
She has worked for Coconino County, SouthEastern Arizona Governments
Organization and Cochise County. She also had the privilege of being elected to
draft Bisbee's City Charter which established the Council/Manager form of
government. Peggy later served on the Bisbee City Council.
Peggy was designated as the Administrator of the Year in 1995 by the Arizona
Administrators Association. She has served on the Boards of several
organizations, including the state chapters of the American Society for Public
Administration, the American Planning Association, and the Arizona Leadership
2000 Alumni Association. She is currently the university liaison to the Arizona
City/County Management Association's Board of Directors.
Peggy received an MPA in Public Management/Finance from Arizona State
University, where she was honored as her school's Outstanding Graduate. She also
holds a BS in Public Planning from Northern Arizona University.
Town of Oro Valley
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Mayor and Council
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Town Magistrate •- Town Manager
George Dunscomb Chuck Sweet
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Community Development Director �> Finance Director
H.Brent Sinclair David Andrews
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Human Resources Director • Town Attorney ••
Jeff Grant Dan Dudley z•
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Water Utility Director . Town Engineer
Alan Forrest Bill Jansen
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Chief of Police Town Clerk
Daniel Sharp •
Kathi Cuvelier
11/13/02
AGENDA
ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL
AND
STUDY SESSION/RETREAT
AUGUST 3, 2002
Desert Springs Ranch House
Oracle/Tangerine
Oro Valley, Arizona
STUDY SESSION/RETREAT--AT OR AFTER 8:30 AM
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
ORDER OF BUSINESS:
A. GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATION ISSUES
• REVIEW OF TOWN COUNCIL ANNUAL RETREATS
• RETREAT SCHEDULING
• ORO VALLEY- BEDROOM COMMUNITY OR NOT
• ORO VALLEY- SELF SUFFICIENT OR NOT
• HOW IS ORO VALLEY GOING TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
• PROMOTING HIGH-END TECHNOLOGICAL INDUSTRIES
• PROMOTING HIGH-END RETAIL
• STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS VS. FACTS AND PROS/CONS
B. MAYOR & COUNCIL PROCESSES
• BOARD/COMMISSION APPOINTMENT PROCESS
• SEVEN (7) MEMBER COUNCIL
• NOMINATION BY DISTRICT ELECTION AT LARGE
08/03/02 Agenda, Council Study Session/Retreat
C. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
• P&Z WORK PLAN
• CUSTOMER SURVEY SATISFACTION RE PLANNING & ZONING
AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
• DEVELOPMENT IMPACTING SCHOOLS
D. FINANCE AND BUDGET ISSUES
• REVENUE/FRANCHISE FEES/SALES TAX
• BUDGET AND BOND COMMITTEE ROLE IN FINANCING
ALTERNATIVES FOR TOWN PROJECTS
E. PERSONNEL PROCESSES AND ISSUES
• DEVELOPMENT SERVICES; CURRENT AND FUTURE MANPOWER
• HEALTH BENEFITS/CAFETERIA PLAN
• TOWN MANAGER'S GOALS FOR 2003
• FACILITY NEEDS FOR THE FUTURE
F. WATER ISSUES
• WATER; EFFLUENT STATUS AND MANAGEMENT
• WATER; CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR WATER SHORTAGES
ADJOURNMENT
The Town of Oro Valley complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
If any person with a disability needs any type of accommodation, please notify
the Oro Valley Town Clerk, at 229-4700.
Posted: 7/30/02
4:30 p.m.
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ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL
STUDY SESSION/RETREAT
AUGUST 3, 2002
Desert Springs Ranch House
Oro Valley, Arizona
CALL TO ORDER: 8:45 a.m.
ROLL CALL: Paul Loomis, Mayor
Dick Johnson, Vice Mayor
Paula Abbott, Council Member
Bart Rochman, Council Member
Werner Wolff, Council Member
STAFF PRESENT: Chuck Sweet, Town Manager
Kathryn Cuvelier, Town Clerk
REVIEW OF 2000 TOWN COUNCIL ANNUAL RETREAT
Sweet reviewed the
Town Manager Chuck topics discussed by the Mayor & Council
during their 2000 Annual Council Retreat and the 2001 Council Retreat held with
Department Heads.
The Town Council and the Town Manager discussed the following topics and developed
Plans of Action for those topics listed below:
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS VS. FACTS AND PROS/CONS
regarding modifying the staff recommendations presented to
Discussion followed g g .
the facts of the project and to show both sides of the issue by
Council by only listing
listing the pros and cons.
Plan of Action
o Modify Staff Report.
o Add pros/cons.
o Include Manager Overview.
A fifteen minute break was taken from 9:40 a.m. —9:55 a.m.
RETREAT SCHEDULING—FALL 2002
1. First Retreat Town Council meets with Town Manager to set direction for next
year. with Department Heads to discuss
2. Second Retreat—Town Manager meets p
Council direction for next year.
3. Third Retreat Town Council meets with Town Manager & Department Heads.
8/3/02 Oro Valley Town Council 2002 Retreat/Study Session 2
Plan of Action
c Review implementationafter final Fall
of 2002 Plan of Action 6 months
Retreat.
OROA
VALLEY — BEDROOM COMMUNITY OR NOT?
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If maintain
Oro Valleyas a bedroom community may have to choose a property
tax to pay for town expenses. _
• Existing commercial
uses should not be rezoned to residential so opportunities for
revenue streams for the town are not depleted.
• The impact of the development in Final County will affect Oro Valley services.
• Town should be set up for full service to support parks and technological
businesses.
• Provide jobs and businesses for residents to reduce miles of travel to their places
of employment and keep revenue in the Town.
ORO VALLEY — SELF-SUFFICIENT OR NOT?
• Look closely and re-evaluate the Town's revenue sources.
• at Town's fiscal policy, how much is maintained in contingency, operating
Look
& maintenance costs, and 1 time costs.
• Important to make sure that growth in services does not exceed the revenues to
those services. Cannot continue to dip into contingency funds.
) pay for• Obtaining fundsp .
for development of the Naranja Town site will have to be with a
election. Go to the voters to see what they want, or develop in stages as
bond .
afford to. Need to plan for on-going operational costs of this project.
Town can
HOW IS ORO
VALLEY GOING TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
(BUYING OF OPEN SPACE)?
Plan of P Open Action —Adopt O en Space Preservation/Acquisition Plan
o Listing of desired properties (January 2003)
o Funding sources (construction tax increase)
o Implementation of Plan
PROMOTING HIGH-END D TECHNOLOGICAL INDUSTRIES AND HIGH-END
RETAIL
• Partner with businesses.
• Promote ourselves with the personal touch. Don't rely on GTEC.
• Economic times dictate development.
• Once hospital is constructed this will lead to retail and future
businesses.
BOARD/COMMISSION APPOINTMENT PROCESS
Town Manager Chuck
Sweet reviewed his recommendations for this process addressing:
• Advertising
• Application
8/3/02 Oro Valley Town Council 2002 Retreat/Study Session
• Interview Committee
• Notification
• Criteria for Appointment/Reappointment
• Terms/Term Limits
• Concurrent Office
• Attendance
• Evaluation Process
• Training
Plan of Action
o Study Session for Board/Commission Process
o Council action (January 2003)
A ten minute break was taken from 11:15 a.m. to 11:25 a.m.
SEVEN (7) MEMBER COUNCIL/NOMINATION ON BY DISTRICT ELECTION AT
LARGE
• Is it time to reconsider this?
• Depends on population.
• Visit issue again after annexations.
• Revisit districting'strictin issue when population reaches 60,000.
P & Z WORK PLAN
• Work plan continues to expand.
• Work
with staff to develop changes to make it work better.
Plan of Action
o Overhaul Planning & Zoning Workplan.
CUSTOMER SURVEY SATISFACTION REGARDING PLANNING & ZONING
AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
• Look at current process that is in place.
• Evaluate survey results.
• Office of the Mayor survey?
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• Must respond immediately to complaints and get to the facts as soon as possible.
Plan of Action
o Modify Customer Service Feedback System
o Inter-department feedback
DEVELOPMENT IMPACTING SCHOOLS
• Support impact fees for schools?
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• Assign a council member as Liaison?
• Continue to discuss this issue with the League of Cities & Towns and State
Legislature.
8/3/02 Oro Valley Town Council 2002 Retreat/Study Session 4
• Work with District, Board & staff.
Plan of Action hi School Board.
o Appoint Council Member as Liaison to Amp
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TAX/BUDGET AND BOND
REVENUE/FRANCHISE FEES/SALES
COMMITTEE ROLE IN FINANCING ALTERNATIVES FOR TOWN
PROJECTS _
• Is it time to look at ways to increase the Town's revenues such as enacting a
utility tax or franchise fees? identify
in financing for Naranja Town site to id y
• Involve Budget & Bond Committeeal Property Corporation (MPC).
of Munici
other types of financing instead p
Plan of Action
o Give Budget & Bond Committee direction to develop revenue plan for
Town of Oro Valley prior to FY 03/04 Budget process.
CURRENT AND FUTURE MANPOWER
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES;
• Do Parks and �
Librarystill fit under Community Development?
• Anticipate ate future needs and address in 03/04 Budget.
• Discuss at Cp
ouncil/De artment Head Retreat in October.
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HEALTH
BENEFITS/CAFETERIA PLAN
Plan of Action stand?
o Look at Benefit Plan; where does Town
o Include Arizona State Retirement System sooner.perform analysis of Compensation Plan
o Hire outside consultant to p
(February 2003).
A ten minute break was taken at 2:15 p.m. to 2:25 p.m.
TOWN MANAGER'S GOALS FOR 2003
The following five items were listed for the Town Manager to focus on for the next year:
—resources to get this to golf courses ASAP.
1. Effluent
2.
Community Development—improve customer service.
3. Facility needs for the future.
4. Compensation Plan.
5. Open space acquisition.
is• comingup, what has been accomplished and job
Weekly status reports on what
es forjobs—on schedule, ahead of scheduleor
status including time schedu]
behind schedule.
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NEEDS FOR THE FUTURE
FACILITY �
• Need strategic plan of what facilities are needed in the future.
• Town Council's decision towhere town facilities are needed.
say
• Identify time-line with options.
• Take pro-active
approach of what town facilities needs are.
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Plan of Action
o
DevelopFacilities Needs Plan for future
pre-annexation Both for and post-annexation
WATER;
EFFLUENT STATUS AND MANAGEMENT
Plan of Action
o Monthly PowerPoint presentation every third meeting of reclaimed water
project status
. CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR WATER SHORTAGESowed byTown
• Ability to meet peak water demands should be in policy form appy
Council.
Plan of Action 002
Water Shortage Policy (November 2002)
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•.� ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Loomis adjourned the Council Retreat/Study Session at 3:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Kathryn E. Cuvelier, CMC
Town Clerk
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Plan of Action
Town Council Retreat - August 3, 2002
➢ Staff Recommendations vs. Facts and Pros/Cons
o Modify Staff recommendations
o Add Pros/Cons
o Manager overviews
➢ Review of Implementation of 2002 Plan of Action
o 6 months after final Fall Retreat
• Adopt Open Space Presentation/Acquisition Plan
o Listing of desired properties (January 2003)
o Funding sources (Construction Tax Increase)
o Implementation of Plan
➢ Study Session for Board/Commission Appointment Process
o Council action (January 2003)
➢ Overhaul Planning & Zoning Work Plan
➢ Modify Customer Service Feedback System
o Inter-department feedback
➢ Appoint Council Member as Liaison to Amphi School Board
➢ Give Budget & Bond Committee direction to develop revenue plan
for Town of Oro Valley
o Prior to FY 03/04 Budget process
➢ Look at Benefit Plan; where does Town stand?
o Include ASRS sooner
➢ Hire outside consultant to perform analysis of Compensation Plan
(February 2003)
➢ Develop Facilities Needs Plan for future
o Pre- and Post- Annexation
➢ Monthly PowerPoint presentation every third meeting
o Reclaimed Water Project status
➢ Adopt Water Shortage Policy (November 2002)
TOWN MANAGER/DEPARTMENT HEAD RETREAT
AGENDA
SEPTEMBER 5T" 2002
8:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M.
DESERT SPRINGS RANCH HOUSE
Call to Order — 8:00 a.m
1. Review of September 4th Regular Town Council Meeting
2. 2002 TOWN COUNCIL PLAN OF ACTION
3. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT REPORT— FORMAT
4. TEAM AGREEMENT
5. SOP — Council Communication
6. SOP - Annexation Policy
7. CUSTOMER SURVEY PROCEDURE
Adjournment — 3:00 p.m.
TEAM AGREEMENTS
- below, are intended to be used to help the
The guidelines of this Agreement, given
team time. Any team member has the right and
build and maintain trust over tim �+
rou 's attention when any aspect of the agreement is
responsibility to bring it to the g p
being violated.
Building and Maintaining Team Trust
the
adopting
r Aid in sharing resources/services by position that they belong to the
town as a whole, not any one department or program.
Strive to communicate in a timely
manner to team members, issues or decisions
that:
• Have impacts on several departments
• Have theP otential for conflict or disagreements
• Will have the perception of negative consequences
) Issues described above should go to the team's meeting agenda whenever the
issue cannot be resolved immediately.
Any team member can call a special meetingif he/she believes a topic warrants
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it.
) Disagreements/violations
of trust are resolved within the team first. (Support
publicly, discuss privately).
It is always ok to
"re-visit" a decision at team meetings if there are major
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questions or concerns.
Involve other team membersimpactedby
your actions as soon as possible.
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All team members rs are responsible to limit story-telling and rumors and
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encourage direct, respectful confrontation.
The team understands that all department heads, excluding Town Magistrate,
report directly to the TownManager
regardless of the formal appointment
procedure.
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