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- 1. Welcome!
- 2. Thanks to our video crew… • Jason Lucas & Christopher Chilton, Lucas Production Group • Paul Amador, University of Idaho • Jake, Matt, McCamy and Miranda • Ms. Katie Palmer, Sorensen Magnet School and
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- 4. CDA 2030 sponsors and funders • Avista • City of Coeur d’Alene • Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce • Coeur d’Alene Realtors Association • Kootenai Health
- 5. CDA 2030 sponsors and funders • Lake City Development Corporation • Lewis-Clark State College • North Idaho College • Pita Pit • University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene
- 6. Other financial supporters • • • • • • • • • Adams & Gaffaney LLP Coeur d’Alene Tribe Wendy Gabriel Mike Gridley Hawley, Troxell, Ennis & Hawley Attorneys & Counselors J-U-B Engineers Lukins & Annis Attorneys Idaho Panhandle Kiwanis Club Kootenai County Young Professionals
- 7. Other financial supporters • • • • • • • • • Miller-Stauffer Architects Museum of North Idaho North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation Paine Hamblen LLP Parkwood Business Properties Sam Investments LLC Troy Tymesen Welch Comer Engineers Witherspoon-Kelley Attorneys & Counselors
- 8. Major in-kind supporters • • • Calypso Coffee Coeur d’Alene Downtown Association Coeur d’Alene Press Coeur d’Alene School District 271 Hagadone Hospitality Kootenai County Young Professionals Lucas Production Group • North Idaho Fair and • • • • • • • • • • Rodeo North Idaho Real Estate Academy Range Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center SavorWeb Soul Soup & Coffee House Super 1 Foods
- 9. Community Advisory Committee • Forty-two members representing business, government, education, social service agencies, the faith community, service clubs, recreational and environmental groups, community organizations and citizen activists from across the community. See website for complete list.
- 10. Thanks to our growing list of volunteers
- 11. Special thanks to the Kroc Center
- 12. Your host – Steve Wilson • President | CEO, Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce • Member, CDA 2030 Project Management Team
- 13. EXPLORING GREATER COEUR D’ALENE in 2030
- 14. Tonight’s program • Update on CDA 2030 • Explore trends and issues for CDA • Report on scientific community survey • Help you get more involved • A couple of fun surprises
- 15. Useful information • Program runs to 8:30 p.m. • Restroom locations • Exits clearly marked in case of emergency • Please silence your mobile devices now • Please join us in the lobby from 8:30–9:00
- 16. Wireless electronic keypads ready?
- 18. Meet Charles Buck • Associate Vice President | Center Executive Officer, University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene • Chair, CDA 2030 Project Management Team
- 19. Building on a visionary legacy CDA Arts & Cultural Alliance
- 20. About CDA 2030 • Community initiative to create a shared vision for greater Coeur d’Alene • Long-range vision statement • Action plan implemented by community partners • ‘Easy wins’ and big ‘game-changer’ projects
- 21. Key points about CDA 2030 • ‘Greater CDA’ = CDA city, surrounding neighborhoods, communities, CDA Tribe • A shared vision reflecting many voices • Open, respectful conversation • A vision we can start implementing right away
- 22. We’ve been busy… • Lining up sponsors and supporters • Forming advisory committee and working groups • Conducting background research and survey • Developing project brand and website • Rolling out the engagement process
- 23. Reaching out to the community
- 24. Join the conversation and be heard
- 26. Polling instructions • We will ask you a question • Enter your response on the keypad • To change vote, press another button • We will call for final votes • Results will be displayed on the screen
- 27. Q1: How long have you lived here? ① Less than 2 years ② Between 2-5 years ③ Between 6-10 years ④ Between 11-20 years ⑤ More than 20 years
- 28. Q2: Seriously – how ‘CDA’ are you? ① Lake CDA
- 29. Q2: Seriously – how ‘CDA’ are you? ① Lake CDA ② Lake CDA, Parade
- 30. Q2: Seriously – how ‘CDA’ are you? ① Lake CDA ② Lake CDA, Parade ③ Lake CDA, Parade, Centennial Trail
- 31. Q2: Seriously – how ‘CDA’ are you? ① Lake CDA ② Lake CDA, Parade ③ Lake CDA, Parade, Centennial Trail ④ Lake CDA, Parade, Centennial Trail, Ironman volunteer
- 32. Q2: Seriously – how ‘CDA’ are you? ① Lake CDA ② Lake CDA, Parade ③ Lake CDA, Parade, Centennial Trail ④ Lake CDA, Parade, Centennial Trail, Ironman volunteer ⑤ Lake CDA, Parade, Centennial Trail, Ironman volunteer, real Ironman!
- 33. EXPLORING THE FUTURE – Community Research
- 34. Four questions… • ‘Where are we now?’ • ‘Where are we going?’ • ‘Where do we want to be?’ • ‘How do we get there?’
- 35. Meet Nicole Kahler • Masters, Landscape Architecture, University of Idaho • Project Manager, CDA 2030 Visioning Project
- 36. Community profile & trends research • People & Demography • Economy, Employment & Jobs • Growth, Development, Transportation & Housing • Utilities, Water, Wastewater & Solid Waste
- 37. Community profile & trends research • Natural Resources, Environmental Quality, Parks & Recreation • Health, Safety, Human Services, Families, Youth & Elderly • Educations, Arts & Culture, Faith • Governance, Civic Engagement & Volunteerism
- 38. “Demography is destiny.” • Idaho one of fastest growing states • CDA and Kootenai continued to grow in 2000s • CDA in July 2013 = > 47,000 residents • Kootenai County in 2012 = > 142,000 residents
- 39. Q3: City of CDA population in 2030? ① Between 45,000 and 50,000 ② Between 50,000 and 60,000 ③ Between 60,000 and 70,000 ④ Between 70,000 and 80,000 ⑤ More than 80,000
- 40. Q3 Answer – CDA’s population in 2030 • CDA in 2030: 64,185 (Based on City of CDA Projections) • CDA and Kootenai County in 2035: - CDA = 81,808 - Kootenai County = 273,566 (Based on KMPO Projections)
- 41. Stayed tuned for research results • Update on research at Brown Bag Lecture, NIC, Oct. 8, 11:30 am • Profile research featured at Vision Summit, Nov. 16 • Watch our website for updates
- 42. EXPLORING THE FUTURE – Scientific Community Survey
- 43. Meet Steven Ames • Steven Ames Planning | NxT Consulting Group • Project Consultant, CDA 2030 Visioning Project
- 44. University of Idaho survey approach • Randomly selected sample of area residents • 400+ interviews conducted – 15 minutes long • Questions on perceptions of ‘greater CDA’ • Strengths/weaknesses, trends and issues, community satisfaction, vision ideas, action ideas – and much more
- 45. Your opinions v. survey results 1. How do your opinions compare to those of the audience? 2. How do the audience’s responses compare to those of the community?
- 46. Q4: Greater CDA’s greatest strength? ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ Trails & Recreation Good Quality of Life Scenic Beauty & Environment Family Values Climate Community & People Good Schools OTHER RESPONSE
- 47. Q4: Greatest strength – Survey ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ Scenic Beauty & Environment – 52.2% Trails & Recreation – 18.2% Climate – 14.9% Community & People – 14.4% Family Values – 3.5% Good Quality of Life – 2.8% Good Schools – 2.8% OTHER RESPONSES – 20.8%
- 48. Q5: Greater CDA’s greatest weakness? ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ Traffic Congestion The Winters Population Growth & Overcrowding Lack of Jobs & Jobs Diversity Low Paying Jobs Local Government Leadership Tourism OTHER RESPONSE
- 49. Q5: Greatest weakness – Survey ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ Low Paying Jobs – 16.2% Lack of Jobs & Jobs Diversity – 14.2% Local Government Leadership – 11% Traffic Congestion – 7.7% Pop. Growth & Overcrowding – 6.5% The Winters – 5.3% Tourism – 5.0% OTHER RESPONSES – 32.4%
- 50. Q6: Things getting better – or worse? ① Much better ② Somewhat better ③ About the same ④ Somewhat worse ⑤ Much worse
- 51. Q6: Better or worse – Survey ① Much better – 11.7% ② Somewhat better – 33.4% ③ About the same – 27% ④ Somewhat worse – 18.9% ⑤ Much worse – 3.6%
- 52. Q7: Most important issue we face? ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ Schools & Education Lack of Jobs The Economy Population Growth Traffic Congestion Local Government Leadership Environmental Protection OTHER RESPONSE
- 53. Q7: Most important issue – Survey ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ Population Growth – 24.7% Lack of Jobs – 21.4% Local Government Leadership – 13% Schools & Education – 9.5% Traffic Congestion – 7.3% The Economy – 5.5% Environmental Protection – 4.8% OTHER RESPONSES – 20.8%
- 54. Check out the Survey report • Survey report posts to website tomorrow • Brown-bag lecture on Survey and Profile research tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at NIC • Details at end of program – or check our website for details
- 55. KIDS HAVE VISIONS, TOO.
- 56. Meet Marcee Hartzell • Executive Assistant to the Vice President, University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene • Chair, CDA 2030 Marketing & Outreach Committee
- 57. Youth Vision Art & Essay Contest • Middle and high school students • Art/essays that envision greater CDA in 2030 • Art/essays presented Summit, Nov. 16 • Awards and cool prizes for contest winners Vision for contest
- 58. EXPLORING THE FUTURE – Community Questionnaire
- 59. Meet Craig Sumey • Pastor, First Presbyterian Church of Coeur d’Alene • CDA 2030 Community Advisory Committee
- 60. Take the Community Questionnaire • Four questions about greater CDA • More than 300 completed to date • Accepted through Oct. 31 • Please fill out online – or in the lobby tonight!
- 62. Q8: What’s your vision for greater CDA? ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ Clean Environment Improved Education Greater Community Involvement Creating More Jobs Remaining a Small Town Increased Cultural Diversity Improved City Development Family Friendly Community OTHER RESPONSE
- 63. Q8: What’s your vision – survey responses ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ Creating More Jobs – 14.9% Improved Education – 9.9% Greater Community Involvement – 8% Remaining a Small Town – 8% Improved City Development – 7.8% A Clean Environment – 7.1% Increased Cultural Diversity – 5.0% Family Friendly Community – 4.3% OTHER RESPONSES – 5%
- 64. Help add the details to the vision • Long-term vision and action plan • Community partners to implement plan • ‘Easy win’ projects • ‘Game-changers’
- 65. GET INVOLVED – STAY INVOLVED
- 66. Brown-bag lecture – Survey & Research • Echo Bay Room, Second Floor Student Union, North Idaho College • Free parking in Lots A-D with permit • Free and open to public • More information on event flyers in Lobby
- 67. Community Workshops • Free and open to public, pre-registration preferred • 6:30-8:00 p.m., light refreshments • TUESDAY: First Presbyterian Church WEDNESDAY: Lake City HS Multipurpose Room THURSDAY: N. Idaho Real Estate Academy Classroom • More information on event flyers in Lobby
- 68. Vision Summit • Mark your calendars • Free and open to public • Pre-registration requested, lunch provided • Saturday, November 16, NIC (Location TBA)
- 69. Q9: Seriously – how ‘CDA 2030’ are you? ① Follow us in news
- 70. Q9: Seriously – how ‘CDA 2030’ are you? ① Follow us in news ② Follow in news, visit website/social media
- 71. Q9: Seriously – how ‘CDA 2030’ are you? ① Follow us in news ② Follow in news, visit website/social media ③ Follow news, visit web, download survey
- 72. Q9: Seriously – how ‘CDA 2030’ are you? ① Follow us in news ② Follow in news, visit website/social media ③ Follow news, visit web, download survey ④ Follow news, visit web, download survey, go to workshop ,
- 73. Q9: Seriously – how ‘CDA 2030’ are you? ① Follow us in news ② Follow in news, visit website/social media ③ Follow news, visit web, download survey ④ Follow news, visit web, download survey go to workshop ⑤ Follow news, visit web, download survey, go to workshop and Vision Summit Nov. 16
- 74. PLEASE return your keypads in the lobby!
- 75. Thanks and good night.
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- 79. Thanks again!