Frequently Asked Questions You have worked hard to reach this point. The community has assessed its strengths and weakness in Step 1, illustrated a probable scenario in Step 2, and through consensus, created a Vision Statement in Step 3. Now you are ready for action.
Action plans translate the visions of the future into action oriented items.
Timeframes may be set for priority actions. The action plan may also include estimated financial costs and resources needed for implementation. While some communities may develop one comprehensive action plan, other communities may choose to develop a number of action plans, for instance, plans for historic preservation, pollution prevention and recycling, and the local economy. Each action plan will be part of the larger strategy for the community. Combined, their action items describe a clear direction for moving from vision to implementation.