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North Huron Township Council
decided to wait and gather some
more information regarding its
strategic planning process after
being told the process wasn’t where
Chief Administrative Officer Gary
Long felt it should be.
However, through contrasting
North Huron to other municipalities
through documents outlining their
processes councillors felt they were
at a comfortable place.
“Compared to other
municipalities I think we’re right on
track,” Councillor James Campbell
said.
One suggestion that was made
was to have a third party negotiator
brought in to keep the program on
track and while Councillor Brock
Vodden said that it was a great idea,
not all of council agreed.
“I’m not ready to bring anyone in
on this, regardless of the cost,”
Councillor Bernie Bailey said.
Councillor Archie McGowan
stated he felt council should
focus on three or four goals at
most.
“Council needs some focus on
these issues,” he said. “This isn’t the
staff’s job. We need to look at our
plan and prepare for the next 15 or
20 years. I think if we really drill
down and find out what the next
three big things we need to
accomplish are, we could have this
taken care of.”
Vodden responded by saying
it’s very hard for someone inside
an organization to try and mediate
anything, especially the kind
of process strategic planning
requires.
“It’s hard to work on a structure
from within,” he said. “We need
someone from outside to look at the
practice from a practical point of
view. We need people who can help
us clarify what we’re working on
and I don’t think we’ve made
enough progress in the past four or
five sessions to justify not getting
that.”
Reeve Neil Vincent said that the
plan isn’t an easy thing to pin down.
“A strategic plan isn’t about
where we are or even necessarily
where we’re going, but it’s about
where we want to go and how we’re
going to get there,” he said.
“The plan on how to get there is
the only thing that is working
for our strategic planning at this
time.”
Council decided to push on with
its efforts to create a strategic plan
that reflects the wants and needs of
the township without third party
assistance.
North
Huron
to create
strategic
plan
By Denny Scott
The Citizen