City Centre Strategy Exeter Board Presentation - 31.01.2013

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John Harvey, City Centre Manager, presented a draft City Centre Strategy for 2013-2022 to the Exeter Board. The strategy is in the early stages of development and will undergo widespread consultation. It aims to guide the City Centre Management Partnership in addressing challenges from reduced public funding, changing business relationships, and evolving consumer behavior and technology. The strategy framework covers the purpose, objectives, timelines, and partner responsibilities, while the consultation will gather input on residents' and visitors' priorities to shape the future vision for Exeter's city center.

John Harvey
City Centre Manager

City Centre Strategy – 2013-2022
Exeter Board – 31 January 2013

Where We’re At…

 Starting point for discussion/dialogue/debate –
wide-ranging consultation exercise to be
launched shortly…
 Timetable…
 No ‘absolutes’ in the draft document as it stands
 Iterative process…
 Strategy will be owned by the City Centre
Management Partnership – widespread buy-in
essential…

Context

 Last decade – period of major change, renewal &
investment – no basis for complacency going
forward…
 The most significant squeeze on public finances
in decades…
 Capital expenditure…
 Re-gearing of the relationship between business
and public authorities…

Structure

 Introduction
 Strategy Purpose
 Timetable for change…
 Positive case for inward investment…
 Clear aims & objectives for City Centre
Management Partnership & its partners…
 Clarity on partner and lead agency
responsibilities…
 Action Plan

Consultation

 Engaging a wide range of stakeholders
 Ideas… Imagination…
 What’s the perspective of our visitors…
…our shoppers
…our workers and colleagues
 What sort of City Centre do we want?
 There’s no problem with work streams that are
‘uncomfortable’ & challenging…

Some Key Issues…
 First impressions…
 Moving-on from a focus on the day-time and retail
economy…
 ‘Extending the day’… Connecting ‘day’ &
‘evening’ economies…
 ‘Safe City’… Welcoming to all… …at all hours
 Positioning to meet the challenges of e-
commerce & m-commerce…
 Role for business…
 Maintaining the momentum of change, renewal &
investment…

John Harvey Contacts:
e-mail – john.harvey@exeter.gov.uk
Mobile – 07795 438 297
Twitter – www.twitter.com/exeterccm

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