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Prioritization Time Frames As identified in Figure 4.2, Levels of Priority,there are three specific time frames for which actions will be implemented during the horizon of this Plan.They include. • High Priorities • Moderate Priorities • Longer-Term Priorities Figure 4.2,Levels of Priority High Actions which are intended to be started within the next one to three years(2019-2021). Frequently,these actions will be started and Priorities completed within this time.Although, it is not unusual for actions to be : started in this time frame and completed over time. These are the City's • .,. - , top priorities for implementation. Moderate Actions which are intended to be started within the next four to six years(2022-2024). Some of these actions may become the top priorities Priorities determined in the City's next Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan update. LLoner-Term Actions which are supposed to continually lead the City to its ideal future onger-Term parks and recreation vision. Most of these actions are supposed to be Priorities applied over the long-term (2025-2027+)and will be further prioritized in later Plan updates. Prioritization Criteria Note that the prioritization presented in this Plan is intended to direct staff and Council actions, and any element may be started earlier than recommended if unique circumstances or opportunities occur. Prioritization is derived using the subsequent criteria: • Level of need created from public feedback(online survey results, stakeholder meetings, public open house, etc.) • Level of need based on the needs assessment • Capacity of the City to fund implementation • Capacity of the City to sustain operations • Site assessments of existing park facilities in the City Starting on page 146,Table 4.2, Prioritized Implementation Action Plan, shows a summary of the City's high, moderate, and longer-term priorities. Elements meeting the majority of the criteria were categorized as very high priority elements and are to have the highest level of attention over the next one to three years.All actions are prioritized, though longer-term actions should be re-evaluated and re-prioritized during the next Plan update. 4100 Table 4.2, Prioritized Implementation Action Plan, shows a list of actions by their title. For descriptions and additional details of included elements for each action, see Chapter 3, System Analysis, Needs, and Recommendations. Chapter 4 I Implementation Action PIan145