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(Funding Score + Timeframe Score) x Environmental Importance Factor = Prioritization Score <br />This framework method was presented to the Interim City Manager, the Assistant to the City Manager, and the Louisville Sustainability Advisory <br />Board and approved in advance of its application to the recommendations. <br />It should be noted that this framework should not be considered the final prioritization designator, as there may be strategies which receive a <br />lower prioritization score than stakeholders desire, but remain a priority. In these cases, stakeholders have flexibility to add/delete priorities based <br />on other factors. This framework should only be used as a tool to help in the prioritization of projects into this 2 -Year Work Plan. <br />It is also important to note that prioritization refers to how easily (funding resources) and quickly (near or long-term) a recommendation may be <br />accomplished, rather than to the importance of the recommendation itself. <br />The framework matrix was populated with the data based on research and input received from the stakeholders of these strategies, and <br />prioritization scores were tallied. <br />5) Prioritized Recommendations. Recommendations were compiled in order of timeframe, funding and environmental impact, and are provided <br />with the detailed scoring in the section called List of Action Recommendations by Priority. <br />DRAFT 7 <br />9 <br />