A Fresh Perspective for Corcoran
Have a resident first approach to regulations and services.
Listen to resident needs and do not overbuild beyond their desires.
Allow roads to stay unpaved wherever desired and possible.
Update zoning rules to give the city more control over large developments.
2. Raise standards for service from the city to residents
Modernize the city website.
Empower city staff to deliver timely and effective communications to residents and businesses.
Allow residents to have input on proposed developments prior to their approval with the City Council.
Mandate the public disclosure of conflict of interests from all city leadership.
3. Prioritize public parks and community amenities for Corcoran.
Coordinate with local partners to start a tree preservation and planting program within Corcoran to maintain critical forest habitats for wildlife that have been harmed by new developments.
Partner with nearby municipalities to integrate Corcoran city trails with regional trails and into other community trails.
4. Transparent and effective fiscal responsibility between the city and residents.
Ensure that city has the appropriate road infrastructure to support new developments so the cost isn't passed along to the taxpayer.
Regular budget report publications that are available to citizens online instead of buried within a bulky City Council agenda packet that is difficult to access.