CHAIR S ANNUAL REPORT 2017 ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Park Board Committee Meeting December 11, 2017 Reconvened December 19, 2017
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1 CHAIR S ANNUAL REPORT 2017 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Park Board Committee Meeting December 11, 2017 Reconvened December 19, 2017
2 Snow and Ice: Warming Centres Community Centres were activated as warming centres for the homeless. 20
3 Snow and Ice : Skating on Trout Lake Skating on Trout Lake for first time in 20 years enhanced ice patrol. 21
4 Snow and Ice : New Equipment New equipment: 3 new briners, 3 new trucks with plows and salters, new JD Mowers for use on seawall and sidewalks. 22
5 Seniors: Ground breaking for Killarney Seniors Centre and new senior centre at Sunset Sunset Proposed Location 23
6 Joint Operating Agreement 18 month consultation led to new JOA effective January 1, 2018 Nine centres have signed Significant benefits to public greater access to recreation city wide, elimination of barriers, financial transparency 24
7 Cetaceans Park Board approves amendments to Park Control By-laws governing importation and display 25 of cetaceans in Vancouver Parks.
8 Parks and Recreation Foundation Launch new Foundation in 2018 Strategic and fundraising plans developed Transitional Leader hired for Foundation 26
9 Reconciliation with First Nations 27
10 Reconciliation : Stanley Park Intergovernmental Working Group 28
11 Reconciliation: Siwash Rock Renaming & RISE Siwash Rock Renaming Implementation of RISE strategy at five community centres, employing young urban aboriginals 29
12 Reconciliation: New Roles & Engagement Hiring of Reconciliation Planner Rena Soutar and Engagement Stanley Park Planner Emily Dunlop Aboriginal engagement for New Brighton Salt Marsh Medicine wheel garden at John Henry Park, built for Wild Salmon Caravan 30
13 Reconciliation: Canada Thunderbird Sharing Ceremony & Gathering of Canoes 31
14 New Parks: Northeast False Creek 32
15 New Parks: East Fraser Lands Area 2 33
16 New Parks: Smithe and Richards Final stages of permitting process, construction is targeted for Summer
17 New Parks: Oakridge Centre Redevelopment 35
18 Park and Playground Renewals: Creekside Park Board completed the new Creekside Playground in August It is one of the most accessible playgrounds in Vancouver. 36
19 Park and Playground Renewals: Andy Livingstone Park Board built a new playground at Andy Livingstone Park near Crosstown Elementary. 37
20 Park and Playground Renewals: WC Shelley, Oxford, Major Matthews, Hinge Park and Prospect Point 38
21 Park and Playground Renewals: Kitsilano Beach Basketball courts The basketball courts at Kits Beach were enhanced with resurfacing of courts and new basketball hoops in partnership with Canada One Athletic Foundation. 39
22 Park and Playground Renewals: Mount Pleasant Basketball Court Mural & Quilchena Park Skateboard Facility 40
23 Park and Playground Renewals: China Creek North, Brewers and Clinton Park Concept Plans Approved China Creek North Clinton Park Brewers Park 41
24 Accessibility & Inclusion: Challenger Field The Challenger Field in partnership with Jays Care, Vancouver Canadians and Variety Club was completed this past year at Riley Park. 42
25 Accessibility & Inclusion: Beach Mats Beaches in Vancouver became more accessible this summer with the installation of Beach mats at English Bay. Expansion is planned for Summer
26 Accessibility & Inclusion: Jericho Pier Board approved concept for renewed Jericho Pier with accessible floating dock for disabled sailors. 44
27 Accessibility & Inclusion: Trans Facilitators & Leisure Access Upgrades Josie Pearce and Ben Keane-O Hara were hired as Facilitators Trans, Gender Diverse & Two-Spirit Inclusion to support recreation. A subsidy was created for low income residents in Strathcona to access programs at the community centre. 45
28 Park Safety, Cleanliness and Security: 6 new FT and 12 AUX Rangers 46
29 Park Safety, Cleanliness and Security: New Ranger Station, Andy Livingstone Park & Funding to upgrade Park Washrooms 47
30 Park Safety, Cleanliness and Security: Jr Ranger Program in development 48
31 Natural Areas/Biodiversity: New Brighton Park Salt Marsh A salt marsh was established in New Brighton Park to restore fish and wildlife habitat in Burrard Inlet. 49
32 Natural Areas/Biodiversity: Tatlow & Volunteer Parks, Daylighting of Stream 50
33 Natural Areas/Biodiversity: Water conservation Reduction in water use among remaining large consumers: Charleson Park Waterfall, VanDusen Gardens and Golf Courses. 51
34 Natural Areas/Biodiversity: Park Stewards and Neighbourhood Matching Fund Increased support for local food, biodiversity, and urban forest projects. 52
35 Natural Areas/Biodiversity : Pollinators at Cathedral Square & 5 th & Pine 53
36 Natural Areas/Biodiversity: Birds Feather friendly window treatment 2099 Beach Park Board involvement in City Bird competition, crowning Anna s Hummingbird Planning support for 2018 World Ornithological Congress 54
37 Urban Forest Strategy: Spring and Fall Tree Sales Spring and fall tree sales for Vancouver residents including balcony species: 9000 trees in
38 Urban Forest Strategy: Nursery Rebate Program, New Mapping Tools and Selective Planting Nursey rebate program for trees purchased Development of new mapping tools for monitoring the urban forest Selective planting of resilient species 56
39 Special Events: Uninterrupted Salmon Spectacle Cinematic experience in Coopers Park which showcased Pacific salmon migration to urban audiences 57
40 Special Events: Kitsilano Bathtub Races Bathtub races returning to English Bay for first time in 20 years during KitsFest, August
41 Special Events: Gourmet Cirque Cabaret Board approved Gourmet Cirque Cabaret for north parking lot of QE Park beginning in November
42 Special Events: Skookum Fest in Stanley Park 60
43 Special Events: New Riley Park Farmers Market, Our CityRide, National Skate Day 61
44 Sport Hosting: Rugby Canada Match vs NZ All Blacks, Worked with Partners on Bid for 2026 FIFA World Cup 62
45 Food in Parks: Concession Strategy Interim new concession strategy presented New menu offerings for 2018: more fresh and seasonal, gluten free, low carb Pilot of beer and wine on beach 63
46 Food in Parks: Stanley Park Brewing Consultation with community on liquor license and anticipating an opening June
47 Food in Parks: Prospect Point Cafe Prospect Point Café was renovated and re-opened this past summer. 65
48 Food in Parks: Riley Park Community Garden and Salmon Caravan at Trout Lake 66
49 Public Engagement: Growth of Social Media Cross channel audience 36, 332 Engagement 66,260 Twitter grew by 7 percent, Facebook 8 percent, Instagram 23 percent 67
50 Public Engagement - Community Dialogues: VanPlay, Smart City Talks and CCA JOA at the Wosk Centre Video storytelling VanPlay, Community Dialouges: Smart City Talks 68
51 Public Engagement: Park Naming Slidey Slides, Lilian To and Sun Hop Parks Sun Hop Lilian To 69 Slidey Slides
52 Public Engagement: Words for Birds Park Board led, artistic engagement with public on attributes of a City Bird. 70
53 Arts and Culture: Lumière Festival expansion, Senior Arts & Health & Field House Activations 71
54 Arts and Culture: Irish Monument & Vancouver Biennale Irish monument location approved and renewed partnership with the Vancouver Biennale. 72
55 City-Wide Strategies: People, Parks and Dogs Park Board approved a series of actions to improve shared used of parks by people and dogs. 73
56 City-Wide Strategies: VanPlay In progress Year-long public conversation on the future of parks and recreation is now exploring city-wide opportunities and 74 challenges.
57 City-Wide Strategies On Water Recreational waterways strategy 75
58 Aquatics: Swim to Survive Park Board partnered with the Lifesaving Society and Lifeguard Outreach Society and offered Swim to Survive program to 2,000 Vancouver youth over three days. 76
59 Aquatics: Kits Pool Rehabilitation Project Kits Pool began a rehabilitation project which will result in cleaner, greener pool water with enhanced saltwater swimming experience for users. 77
60 Aquatics: Record Swim Season in 2017 Second Beach and New Brighton Pool seasons were extended by additional 2 weeks 78
61 VanSplash VanSplash Aquatics Strategy will be considered by Park Board tonight! 79
62 THANK YOU!! 80
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APPENDIX E - Park Board Capital Plan (Final) - Park Board Engagement - Stakeholder and Resident Input
1 Playgrounds Parks for kids Downtown Park Amenities West End park renewals will include new playgrounds Accessible Pier and Floating Dock Jericho Beach Park Design funding included in draft capital plan
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