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INTEGRATED ACTION PLAN

The Integrated Action Plan is a supporting document to City Plan: Nanaimo Reimagined and lists the “library of actions” the City of Nanaimo is already doing, and would like to do, over the immediate and long term to implement the policies in City Plan: Nanaimo ReImagined. The actions are drawn from previously endorsed or adopted plans, in addition to new actions to support the implementation of City Plan: Nanaimo ReImagined. The Integrated Action Plan serves as a guiding document for Council to consider resource allocation through annual budgeting in order to strategically support priority actions. It is intended to be regularly referenced and reviewed by all City departments to guide their work. Acting as a living document, the Integrated Action Plan will be updated on an ongoing basis, to incorporate new actions and adjust or remove actions that have been achieved, become outdated, or been superseded, accounting for new knowledge and directions from Council or planning processes. Overall, the Plan support’s the City’s commitment to integration and interdepartmental communication, with the goal of leveraging opportunity, investing efficiently and equitably, and maximizing community benefit through City actions.

To view the plan, click here:  Integrated Action Plan

COUNCIL PRIORITY ACTIONS

Council’s Priority Actions, which form part of the  Integrated Action Plan, reflect the top actions prioritized by Council that may be implemented over the next four years. The Priority Actions can be found on page 16 to 33 of the Integrated Action Plan. A progress report of the Priority Actions will be presented to Council each fall. See below for the most recent Priority Action progress report. 

Integrated Action Plan | Council Priority Actions - Progress Report November 2024

NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION PRIORITY REQUESTS

City Plan encourages engagement with neighbourhood associations, and specifically Council hosting an annual engagement opportunity to hear the collective priorities of neighbourhoods. The Neighbourhood Associations Supports Policy also notes that Council will host an annual engagement opportunity with recognized neighbourhood associations. The Neighbourhood Association Priority Requests can be found as an Appendix to the Integrated Action Plan. 

2024 | Neighbourhood Association Priority Requests

2023 | Neighbourhood Association Priority Requests

 

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