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1 Agenda Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee Meeting to be held at City of Penticton, Committee Room A 171 Main Street, Penticton, BC Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. 1. Call Regular Committee Meeting to Order 2. Adoption of Agenda 3. Adoption of Minutes 3.1 Minutes of the July 13, 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee Meeting 4. New Business 4.1 Recording of Minutes Procedure Review Mayor Andrew Jakubeit 5. Business Arising from Prior Meetings 5.1 Community Engagement and Input Presentation Review (Urban Systems July 13, 2016 Presentation and Survey Documents) 5.2 Review of Draft Vision and Goals Version Terms of Reference Discussion 6. Next Meeting The next scheduled meeting of the Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee will be at the call of the Chair. 7. Adjournment

2 Minutes Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee Meeting Held at City of Penticton Committee Room A 171 Main Street, Penticton, B.C. Wednesday, July 13, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. Present: Staff: Guests: Andrew Jakubeit, Mayor Judy Sentes, Councillor Ron Ramsay, Chair Kevin Gabriel, Penticton Indian Band Representative Doug Gorcak, Penticton School District 67 Representative Adolph Steffen, Development Community Representative Roland Curnow, Organized Field Sport Representative Sharon Devlin, Member at Large Peter Dooling, Member at Large Gary Denton, Tourism Penticton Representative Jeff Lynka, Parks Supervisor Lori Mullin, Recreation & Culture Manager Tina Lee, Communications Officer Lorraine Williston, Corporate Committee Secretary Catherine Berris, Urban Systems Representative Lisa Martin Duane Martin Carolae Donoghue Denis O Gorman 1. Call to Order The Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee was called to order by the Chair at 3:00 p.m. 2. Adoption of Agenda It was MOVED and SECONDED THAT the Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee adopt the agenda for the meeting held on July 13, 2016 as amend (refer to item 5.1). CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY

3 3. Adoption of Minutes It was MOVED and SECONDED THAT the Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee adopt the minutes of the May 25, 2016 meeting as circulated. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY 4. Business Arising from Prior Meetings 4.1 Project Update The Urban Systems representatives provided a status report on Phase 1 of the Community Engagement to date as follows: Community Engagement & Input Methods of engagement were reviewed High level of input received to date Feedback from the public is that the City is doing a good job on the engagement process Community Sharing Various community groups (Pinnacles, Bike Penticton, OSHLS) have been promoting the engagement process through their media channels Urban Systems representative presented an overview of the results of the Community Engagement process as follows: Focus Group Workshops 16 focus group workshops Over 320 people invited to participate Attendance ranged from zero (vendors)to over pages of comments Open House #1 140 residents attended 19 pages of comments Telephone Survey 400 respondents, randomly selected Statistically valid sample Youth Survey 156 participants, 78 from Penticton Secondary School and 78 from Princess Margaret Secondary School Open House Survey 181 respondents Tourist Survey 825 respondents, as of Monday, July 11 Minutes of July 13, 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan Committee Page 2 of 6

4 Social Media Excellent post reach, nearly 10,000 people, 200 actions o 67% women o 95% between years Traditional Media Paid radio coverage Good print coverage ShapeYourCityPenticton.ca 2150 unique visitors 300 registrants Over 219 ideas generated The Urban Systems representative presented the feedback received from the Telephone Survey. The following are the top three results or rankings: Participation in Outdoor Recreation Act, Past 12 Months 75% - walk/hike/jog on a path or trail 67% - visit a beach 36% - attend a festival or special event in a park Satisfaction with Outdoor Parks and Recreation Personal safety in parks during the day Maintenance of parks Natural parkland Indoor Recreation Facility Attendance, Past 12 Months 44% - SOEC Arena 44% - Community Centre Pool 21% - McLaren Arena Indoor Recreation Facilities Visits and Satisfaction, Past 12 Months SOEC Arena Community Centre Pool McLaren Arena Indoor Recreation Programs Participation and Satisfaction, Past 12 Months None (did not participate in any programs Aquatic/pool activities Private facility fitness classes Results were reviewed for support for commercial uses on city beaches, on the sand; in waterfront parks, off the sand; in other parks, not on the waterfront or none of the locations. Parks and Recreation Opportunities Natural beauty Beaches Outdoor recreation Minutes of July 13, 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan Committee Page 3 of 6

5 The Urban Systems representative presented a breakdown of the input received from surveying students at both Princess Margaret Secondary School and Penticton Secondary School. The following are the top three results or rankings: Youth Survey Favorite Indoor Recreation Activities o Swimming o Working out in the gym o Indoor basketball or volleyball Favorite Outdoor Recreation Activities o Going to the beach o Walking/hiking/jogging o Enjoying nature Living in Penticton Long-term o 36% - I have no idea o 37% - Unlikely (Quite or Extremely) o 27% - Likely (Quite or Extremely) Top Suggestions o Increase activities for youth and promote them o Nothing to add It s great o Waterparks The Urban Systems representative presented the feedback received from the Community Open House, Open House Survey, Pop-Up Booths and Have Your Say Online as follows: Top Strengths Free open space, public beaches, old shade trees Green open space, variety and ease of access, open to everyone Beaches, shady quiet areas, clean River Channel Parkway, green spaces, trails, lakes, tennis Top Challenges Commercialization of parks, Skaha Park proposal, oxbows Maintenance of parks, not enough green space Skaha Park proposal Dirty washrooms, overnight camping, noise, smoking Top Vision Save Skaha, more green space, free parking Focus on people vs business, more green space, open to everyone Lots of green space, protect existing parks Ban smoking, free parking at City beaches, Channel Parkway, protect open spaces Top Objectives/Recommendations Long term view, consider residents first, consult with resident More green space, preserve waterfront, affordability Free parking, more picnic tables at Okanagan Lake, more trails No waterslides, more picnic tables, keep tennis court operating Minutes of July 13, 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan Committee Page 4 of 6

6 From the Focus Group sessions, the Urban Systems representative presented a synthesis as follows: Vision (key phrases) Unique and diverse natural features, beauty City between two lakes Healthy and active community Safe community Quality recreation facilities supporting many activities Connectivity of parks and open spaces Hosts of extraordinary events Excellent opportunities and welcoming for tourists Goals (Values) 1. Protect parks and green spaces, water resources, ecology 2. Inclusive and accessible age, ability, culture, residents/tourists 3. Affordable free parks, reasonable fees 4. Sustainable triple bottom line 5. Fiscally responsible maximize use, maintain assets, economy 6. Communication and collaboration community, PIB etc. 7. Commitment to implementation 8. Long term view population growth, new opportunities 9. Promote Penticton widely, premiere destination and place to live Discussion and questions followed. It was suggested the more park land be added to list. Summaries of the community input from workshops and surveys will be made available on the City website. The first draft of the Parks Map and classifications was provided for review. Questions and discussion followed. The Urban Systems representative stated the next steps will be to summarize the ideas and other input received on shapeyourcity.ca, complete the inventory and analysis and begin preparing the Master Plan. 5. New Business 5.1 Terms of Reference Discussion Gary Denton brought forth questions regarding the mandate of this committee as contained in the Terms of Reference. Discussion followed. Item to be added to next agenda. 6. Council Outcome 6.1 Council Resolution 305/2016 from the minutes dated June 22, 2016 was received. 7. Next Meeting The next meeting of the Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee to be set for the last week in July. The Committee Secretary to forward confirmation of the date and time. Minutes of July 13, 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan Committee Page 5 of 6

7 8. Adjournment The Parks & Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee adjourned the meeting at 4:38 p.m. Minutes of July 13, 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan Committee Page 6 of 6

8 CITY OF PENTICTON PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING JULY 13, 2016

9 Presentation Contents Community Engagement & Input Vision and Goals Parks Map Next Steps

10 Community Engagement & Input The City of Penticton is going all out to get input to help build a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan The City of Penticton is doing its best to leave no stone unturned in its quest to be better engaged with the public, especially when it comes to preparing the new Parks and Recreation Master plan. Telephone Survey Youth Survey Community Open House Online Survey Pop-up Booths Focus Group Workshops ShapeYourCity Penticton.ca Social Media Partner Support Interviews Hard Copy Surveys

11 Community Sharing

12 Focus Group Workshops 16 Focus Group Workshops Over 320 people invited to participate Attendance ranged from zero (vendors) to over pages of comments Open House #1 140 residents attended 19 pages of comments

13 Telephone Survey 400 respondents, randomly selected Statistically valid sample Youth Survey 156 participants, 78 from Penticton Secondary School and 78 from Princess Margaret Secondary School Open House Survey 181 respondents

14 Tourist Survey 825 respondents, as of Monday July 11

15 ShapeYourCityPenticton.ca 2150 unique visitors 300 registrants Over 219 ideas generated Plans: registrants w/update Video summary upload Key documents Draft Master Plan

16 Social Media Excellent post reach, nearly 10,000 people, 200 actions o 67% women o 95% between yrs Continued integration with shapeyourcitypenticton.ca Traditional Media Paid radio coverage Good print coverage (earned and paid)

17 What we Heard

18 Telephone Survey Outdoor Participation

19 Telephone Survey Outdoor Satisfaction

20 Telephone Survey Indoor Participation

21 Telephone Survey Indoor Satisfaction

22 Telephone Survey Program Satisfaction

23 Telephone Survey Commercial Uses

24 Telephone Survey Commercial Uses

25 Telephone Survey Opportunities

26 Youth Survey Outdoor Activities

27 Youth Survey Indoor Activities

28 Youth Survey Living in Penticton

29 Youth Survey Top Suggestions THEME NUMBER OF MENTIONS Increase activities for youth and promote them 28 Nothing to add It s great! 20 Waterparks 15 More basketball courts (indoors/outdoors) 9 More youth friendly festivals, event and concerts 6 More trails for walking and biking 6 More parks 6 Improve and increase beach activities 5 Gathering place for youth (youth centre) 5

30 Community Open House Top Strengths Free open space, public beaches, old shade trees Top Challenges Commercialization of parks, Skaha Park proposal, oxbows Top Vision Save Skaha, more green space, free parking Top Objectives / Recommendations Long term view, consider residents first, consult with residents

31 Open House Survey Top Strengths Green open space, variety and ease of access, open to everyone Top Challenges Commercialization of parks, maintenance of parks, not enough green space Top Vision Focus on people vs business, more green space, open to everyone Top Objectives / Recommendations More green space, preserve waterfront, affordability

32 Pop-up Booths Top Strengths Beaches, shady quiet areas, clean Top Challenges Skaha Park proposal Top Vision Lots of green space, protect existing parks Top Objectives / Recommendations free parking, more picnic tables at OK Lake, more trails

33 Have Your Say Online Top Strengths River Channel Parkway, green spaces, trails, lakes, tennis Top Challenges Dirty washrooms, overnight camping, noise, smoking Top Vision Ban smoking, free parking at the City beaches, channel parkway, protect open spaces Top Objectives / Recommendations No waterslides, more picnic tables, keep tennis court operating

34 Focus Group Synthesis

35 Vision (key phrases) Unique and diverse natural features, beauty City between two lakes Healthy and active community Safe community Quality recreation facilities supporting many activities Connectivity of parks and open spaces Hosts of extraordinary events Excellent opportunities and welcoming for tourists

36 Goals (Values) 1. Protect parks and green spaces, water resources, ecology 2. Inclusive and accessible age, ability, culture, residents/tourists 3. Affordable - free parks, reasonable fees 4. Sustainable triple bottom line 5. Fiscally responsible maximize use, maintain assets, economy 6. Communication and collaboration community, PIB, etc. 7. Commitment to implementation 8. Long term view population growth, new opportunities 9. Promote Penticton widely, premiere destination and place to live

37 Parks Map Copies on table and wall

38 Next Steps Complete inventory and analysis Begin preparing the Master Plan

39 CLOSING COMMENTS? QUESTIONS? THANK YOU!

40 CITY OF PENTICTON PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN Vision (key phrases) Goals

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