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Quality of Life Parks, Open Spaces & Trails Steering Committee Meeting #7

Quality of Life...Quality of Life Infrastructure • “Green Topics” | Natural Environment (Today’s Topic) • Parks, Open Space, Recreation and Trails • Gulches • Tree Canopy

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  • Quality of LifeParks, Open Spaces & TrailsSteering Committee Meeting #7

  • Quality of Life:Parks, Open Spaces, & Trails

    • Agenda • Welcome & Introductions

    • COVID-19 and the West Area Plan

    • Virtual Meeting Overview

    • What is “Quality of Life”?• Approach of Other City Efforts

    • “Quality of Life Infrastructure” in the West Area Plan

    • “Green” Quality of Life Infrastructure

    • “Other” Quality of Life Topics

    • West Denver Parks, Open Spaces & Trails Existing Conditions

    • Interactive Exercise

  • Welcome & IntroductionsWho is here? How are you doing?

  • COVID-19Impacts to Projects – What we know Today…

  • Other Resources• Denver Metro Emergency Food Network (DMEFN) will begin delivering

    free, prepared meals to low-income families and the older adult community members on March 18, 2020

    • Sun Valley Food Access Collaborative List of Resources (Newsletter to be forward)• Food Access Resources• Resources for Children• Resources to Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle at home

    • Denver Department of Public Health and Environment Supportive Services

    • https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/environmental-health/news/coronavirus-info.html

    https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/environmental-health/news/coronavirus-info/support-services.htmlhttps://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/environmental-health/news/coronavirus-info.html

  • Virtual Meeting OverviewHow does Microsoft Teams work? | Chat Feature

    Format: Presentation (shared screen) | Discussion Questions

  • Other City Efforts Approach to “Quality of Life”?Comprehensive Plan 2040 | Blueprint Denver | Game Plan for a Healthy City | Denver Office of Climate Action, Sustainability & Resiliency

  • Comprehensive Plan 2040

  • Blueprint Denver

  • Denver Office of Climate Action, Sustainability & Resiliency

  • Every DropDenver Parks and Recreation will provideleadership to be a more resilient andenvironmentally-sustainable city.

    Every PersonDPR will ensure equity in the distribution of resources and access to our services. DPR willprovide programs, places and facilities thatpromote healthy lifestyle options for all residents.

    $ Every DollarDenver Parks and Recreation will model bestpractices in fiscal and resource management to ensure the long-term economic and operational health of the system.

    Uniquely DenverDenver Parks and Recreation will provide high-qualityparks, facilities and programs that reflect Denver’s community and cultural identity.

    2018 Game Plan for a Healthy City

  • What is “Quality of Life”?What is included in Quality of Life?

  • Quality of Life Infrastructure• “Green Topics” | Natural

    Environment (Today’s Topic)• Parks, Open Space, Recreation

    and Trails

    • Gulches

    • Tree Canopy

    • Impervious Cover

    • Urban Heat Island

    • Green Infrastructure, Water Quality & Stormwater Management

    • Green Roofs

    • Environmental and Climate Resiliency

    • Air Quality

    • “Additional Topics” | Human and Built Environment (Next Meeting Topic)• Safety and Security

    • Food Access

    • Health and the Built Environment

    • Healthy and Active Living

    • Healthcare Access

    • Animal Protection and Control

    • Social Capital and Wellbeing

    • Grassroots Initiatives

    • Youth Engagement

  • Additional Topics | Human and Built Environment

  • Community Food Environment

    • Guiding Principles and Focus Areas

    • Complete Food System• Denver Food Vision 2017

    • Food Action Plan

    • Community Priorities and Opportunities

    • Connectivity

  • Health and the Built Environment• Access to Healthcare

    Services

    • Access to School and Jobs

    • Design and the Impacts of Health• How far is your

    destination?

    • What are the existing barriers?

  • Safety and Security

    • Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)

    • Lighting Elements

    • Animal Protection and Control

    • Signage• Wayfinding & Tenant

    • Educational Programs and Opportunities

  • Healthy and Active Living

    • Events• Social Capital & Mental Wellbeing• Grassroot Initiatives• Youth Engagement

    • Connectivity• Safe Routes to School• Community Organizations• Neighborhood Groups

  • History, Art and Cultural Significance

    • Potential Landmark Districts and Structures

    • Art, Murals and Educational Opportunities

    • Highlight Cultural Lenses within West Denver Communities

  • “Green Topics” | Natural Environment

  • PARKS, OPEN SPACES & TRAILS

  • Parks and Recreation Discussion QuestionsParks and Open Space | Off-Street Trails | Access | Amenities | Safety

  • PARKS & OPEN SPACES

    • What park(s) do you use regularly? And what parks do you use the least? Why (proximity, enjoyment, access, activity, equipment/facilities)?

    • What about parks that are outside of the project area?

    • What types of activities do you participate in at the park(s)? What do you like about the park(s)?

  • PARKS & OPEN SPACES

    • What would you improve about the park(s)? What would make you visit the park(s) with more frequency?

    • What type of parks, open spaces and public spaces are lacking?

    • What non-traditional spaces in the community do you use for recreation and gathering (i.e. school playgrounds & fields, plazas, etc.)?

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