Let S Move: Active Kids at Play

Let’s Move: Active Kids at Play Government Domain - Annual Work Plan June 2013— December 2015

COI Strategic Plan Goal(s) and Objective(s): 2-4 Action Plan Strategy(ies) and/or Overarching Strategy: Action Plan: A-I, K, O, R Overarching Strategies: SR2HP Project Describe your overall project including project goals. description & To achieve a Gold Medal the Let’s Move Cities, Towns and Counties Goal estimated V: Active Kids at Play. The objective is to increase physical activity by G mapping local playspaces, completing a needs assessment, developing an completion action plan, and launching a minimum of 3 proven policies, programs or date initiatives

Identify a timeline for completion of the project. o August 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014. The project timeline is extended to December 2015.

How does this project impact health equity? v The policies can be compared with the health disparities maps in the Healthy Communities Atlas to identify policy opportunities in areas of high need. The policies can also be used to identify gaps in public playspaces (added 3/14). Population(s) Describe the primary population impacted by project activities. e served General population Do any of these activities affect children aged 0-5? If so, please describe. Identification of gaps could lead to better access/infrastructure for children r – e.g. joint use, parks, street standards, etc. Lead person & Identify the lead person & any other primary partners involved in partners the project. involved Lead: Christine Lafontant, Department of Parks and Recreation & HHSA (?) Other partners: COI staff, County regional staff, other municipalities and n other partners as needed that will be identified as playspaces are mapped and needs assessments are conducted.

Level of COI Please check the option that most closely describes the required Staff level of COI staff support: m Involvement and support Minimal (e.g., domain partners primarily lead and conduct activities work) Intermediate (e.g., administrative support, technical e assistance, resources, etc.) Significant (e.g., COI staff manage or are highly involved in project implementation)

Updated October 2014 Please specify anticipated COI staff support activities: Work plan leads will provide a list of policies to COI staff to gather and n post on website. Work plan leads will also consult with COI staff for input on policies.

Other domains Identify any other domains involved in the project. involved t Schools, Community Project List the specific activities/tasks you will undertake to complete activities & your project and list an estimated completion date for each one. estimated 1. By: April 2014 (formerly October 2013): HHSA and domain partners will D completion determine what mapping is already in existence of publically date(s) accessible playspaces including: - Playgrounds - Indoor and outdoor recreational facilities o - Skate parks - Parks - Fields - Joint Use Agreements - Trails m - Greenways (Not all greenways are open to the public.) 2. By: June 2014 (formerly November 2013): Complete maps if necessary. a 3. By: October 2014 (formerly December 2013): Domain partners will evaluate gaps in access to playspaces and prioritize conducting needs assessments for those areas.

4. By: February 2015 (formerly February 2014): Domain partners will: i a. Conduct needs assessments in target areas b. Determine action plan based on needs assessments

5. By: December 2015 (formerly April 2014): Launch at least 1 proven n policy, program, or initiative to increase physical activity. Evaluation Specify how you plan to measure your project’s success, including measures activities. Refer to your project activities to organize your information.

Implementation of policy, program or initiative; sharing of map with other municipalities; education session with domains.

Updates Provide an update on progress towards or completion of project activities and overall project goal. Refer to your project activities and evaluation measures to organize your update.

Current update:

10/14/14 Updates:

The health equity section was updated to include that the maps can be used to identify gaps in public spaces.

Activity 1. In progress. The timeline was extended to January 2015. The Parks & Rec. Department plans to meet with County HHSA Health Statistics Unit to identify playspaces that are already being mapped. Parks & Rec will also discuss with the County any additional playspaces they would like to see mapped.

Activity 2. The timeline was extended to April 2015. The domain would like a static playspaces map with symbols that identify the types of playspaces (e.g.,playground, skate park, trail) and/or playspace amenities. The domain is interested in the development of a user-friendly, interactive map where users can find more detailed information about each playspace; additional funding would need to be sought if the group was to pursue an interactive map. The domain will also investigate the possibility of integrating the playspaces map with the community domain’s community engagement map.

Activity 3: The timeline was extended to October 2015.

Activity 4: In progress. The timeline was changed to October 2015. The County Parks & Rec. has developed active design guidelines (e.g., safety, amenities) for building new parks and evaluating existing parks. The County Parks & Rec. Department is currently using the guidelines to assess existing parks. The guidelines were also presented at the CA Parks & Rec Society State Conference as a best practice. The County HHSA Live Well teams are also conducting assessments. The domain would like to engage community engagement projects (e.g., RLA, BBH, YEAH!) in future assessments.

Activity 4: The timeline remains at December 2015.

Updated October 2014 3/28/14 Updates:

The health equity section was updated to include that the maps can be used to identify gaps in public spaces.

Activity 1. In progress. The timeline was extended to April 2014. The Parks & Rec. Department plans to meet with County HHSA Health Statistics Unit to identify playspaces that are already being mapped. Parks & Rec will also discuss with the County any additional playspaces they would like to see mapped.

Activity 2. The timeline was extended to June 2014. The domain would like a static playspaces map with symbols that identify the types of playspaces (e.g.,playground, skate park, trail) and/or playspace amenities. The domain is interested in the development of a user-friendly, interactive map where you users can find more detailed information about each playspace; additional funding would need to be sought if the group was to pursue an interactive map. The domain will also investigate the possibility of integrating the playspaces map with the community domain’s community engagement map.

Activity 3: The timeline was extended to October 2014.

Activity 4: In progress. The timeline was changed to February 2015. The County Parks & Rec. has developed active design guidelines (e.g., safety, amenities) for building new parks and evaluating existing parks. The County Parks & Rec. Department is currently using the guidelines to assess existing parks. The guidelines were also presented at the CA Parks & Rec Society State Conference as a best practice. The County HHSA Live Well teams are also conducting assessments. The domain would like to engage community engagement projects (e.g., RLA, BBH, YEAH!) in future assessments.

Activity 4: The timeline was changed to December 2015.

Archived u pdates:

Barriers Explain any difficulties/challenges to implementing your project. Be specific. If an activity or the overall project was cancelled, explain the circumstances.

Promotion/ PR Identify any promotional or public relations opportunities you see opportunities might arise from the project or might assist the project.

This can be a useful tool for other communities outside of San Diego, as well as for guiding future work of COI and community partners.

Desired Identify any specific recognition you would like to see either for recognition the project or the people involved in implementing the project. 3/18/14: The Let’s Move! Gold medal

5210 Campaign Please describe how you have used the 5210 campaign as a part of workplan activities (If you have not, please so indicate). If you have used the 5210 materials, please specify which materials, languages, target audience(s), approximate # of people reached, geographic region(s), dates:

Do you plan to incorporate the 5210 campaign into workplan activities in the future? If so, please describe:

Updated October 2014