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Morgan Hill, California

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Zucker Systems

Review of two employee questionnaires;

Review of email survey to customers; and

Zucker Systems staff spent time in Morgan Hill November 16, 2015 and

January 26, 27, and 28, 2016.

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We have highlighted various areas of city strengths in the detailed chapters of this

report. A few overview specifics are outlined below:

Morgan Hill is moving ahead with the new TRAKiT permit system, which is a

good software selection for the city;

Management created a productive blending of staff, supplemented with

consultants;

Development fees have been isolated in a special revenue fund, (e.g., fund);

Collocation of building, engineering and planning staff;

Building Official is a Certified Building Official (CBO) and ICC Building

Inspector with 30 years’ experience in Morgan Hill;

Building Division utilizes combination inspectors to achieve greater efficiency;

Building Inspector being trained to assume Fire Plans Examiner/Inspector

responsibilities within the Building Division;

The Code Enforcement program was recently audited by outside consultant;

The City offers incentive pay to encourage employees to obtain additional job

related certifications;

Senior Civil Engineer has 26 years of experience with City of Morgan Hill;

Staff strives to provide excellent customer service;

The City is in the final stage of completing the Morgan Hill 2035 project,

which encompasses a comprehensive update of the City’s General Plan,

Zoning Code and Residential Development Control System;

A Station Area Planning Grant was awarded for planning work in the

Downtown;

Two of the regular full-time Senior Planners have considerable tenure (e.g.,

one 26 years and the other 10 years) and helped to preserve the Division’s

institutional knowledge;

The Planning Permit Fee Schedule is currently being updated to reflect 100%

full cost recovery, which is a best practice.