Strategic Planning Committee
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OTTA Members voted to invest in creating a Strategic Plan for the organization at the Annual Members meeting in January 2022. The Committee was formed with: Zac Bleicher, Dorothy DeCarlo, Diane Fitzgerald, Phil Graff, Brad Neuman, Rick Rausch and John Engman (Consultant).
PURPOSE STATEMENT
Members at the January 2022 annual meeting identified a strategic plan to best serve our community moving forward, as a high priority use of the Major Project funds.
This includes:
- Preparing an objective analysis of where we are now (using an independent consultant to get confidential unvarnished responses)
- Soliciting input from members, nonmembers, business owners and government officials
- Defining who the community is and their most pressing needs (e.g., safety, streets and sanitation, parks, facilities)
- Identifying the most critical organizational issues
- Developing a lower risk, less divisive, and more effective advocacy strategy including planning and zoning issues
- Identifying other opportunities for meaningful cultural, economic and social improvements
- Ensuring effective, transparent, democratic, and representative governance promoting knowledge of and involvement in the Association
There are four subcommittees:
- Stakeholders
- Revenue & Operations
- Governance
- Planning, Development & Improvements
The Committee regularly meets on Fridays at 3 pm but is subject to change. The subcommittees meet at various times and dates.