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Other Capital Projects

Project Name Project Description
Litter Not Program - Continuing This project provides educational materials and other items necessary to communicate to our citizens the importance of
Project litter prevention and how to dispose of their trash in the appropriate manner.

Neighborhood Initiative The Neighborhood Initiative Program was developed in Jan. 2004. This program helps seniors, single parents and
Program - Continuing Project physically challenged individuals with minor exterior home repairs. In 2007, the City Council gave an additional $90,000
for NIP and $15,000 for Neighborhood Looks through the TXU settlement to assist low income families with emergency
repairs. The Neighborhood Initiative Program was expanded, to provide cash incentives for residential homeowners to
reinvest in their homes and to provide some monetary support to volunteer groups helping with larger exterior
renovations. Donations from business and faith communities are used to sustain the program.

Strategic Plan - Continuing This CIP request is to create a Strategic Plan for NRH that will stem from the goals and objectives established by the
Project City Council as well as incorporate action items for each of the objectives. The Strategic Plan will involve an update to
the current Comprehensive Plan (adopted in 2001) to include a fresh look at development and redevelopment planning
areas identified by the City Council as well as update the current Land Use Plan and revise and update the current
thoroughfare plan into a multi-modal mobility plan that will incorporate the NRH trail system along with the future rail
corridor.

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