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Parks Foundation Calgary 2009 Annual Report 2 | Parks Foundation Calgary 2009 Annual Report Message from the Chairman and CEO In the world of Parks Foundation Calgary, 2009 We were proud to adopt a Horticultural Therapy was a landmark year. It was year of change - new Program that will make our parks further acces- leadership of the Board and management, a new sible. This program creates new opportunities for strategic plan and a renewed focus on our valued persons with disabilities to partake in green ini- partnership with City of Calgary Parks. With the tiatives. Support from The Calgary Foundation is credibility and successes of the past 24 years as appreciated. our solid base, we launched several notable ini- Planning and design of River Passage Park, the Mark Terrill, Chairman tiatives, including our biggest project ever - the Board of Governors Calgary Perimeter Greenway. Calgary centre parkland on both sides of the Bow River adjacent to the Harvie Passage Weir took When nished this 80 km “Ring of Calgary” path- shape in 2009. Weir construction continued on way and green corridor will encircle our city and time and on budget. connect every community through its existing pathway network. It could well be the most im- And with deep pride we completed Haultain portant legacy project ever to be built in the City. Park just in time for the co-hosted PFC/Victoria It will impact health and wellness, education, car- Crossing BRZ Haultain and First Urban Festival on bon footprint and tourism. We thank the Kahano September 19 th . Foundation for their support of the Greenway Mas- ter Plan, which is under development. Stay tuned Our agenda going forward is full of enthusiasm for a 2010 capital campaign led by PFC Board and promise. As in the past all that’s planned member Jim Davidson, Chairman and CEO of can only happen with the support of partners, volunteers and the continued dedication of our Myrna Dubé FirstEnergy Capital Corp. Chief Executive Offi cer wonderful Board and sta . On behalf of all of us The rst phase of the mega Greenway project at PFC, please accept our thanks for your support is the East Calgary Greenway from 17 Avenue SE and willingness to work together with us. to Airport Trail NE. With support from all levels of Government, construction began in fall 2009. Mark Terrill Contingent on additional funding, we anticipate Chairman, Board of Governors completing this phase by late 2010. The Building Playgrounds and Communities Myrna Dubé Grant Program is a 2009 Parks Foundation Cal- Chief Executive O! cer gary initiative that resulted in the completion of six new-concept playgrounds. This grant program, funded in 2009 by an Anonymous Donor and City of Calgary Parks, is also a partnership with United Way of Calgary and Area, corporations and com- munity associations. It is an overwhelming suc- cess. Funding from the Government of Canada through the Recreational Infrastructure Canada Program will lead to an additional 15 playgrounds scheduled for 2010 completion. Parks Foundation Calgary 2009 Annual Report | 3 2009 Board of Governors Mission Statement Parks Foundation Calgary creates opportunities to improve the quality of life throughout the Calgary region. PFC has a unique ability to bring together di- verse agencies to enhance Calgary’s parks, river valleys and amateur sport. PFC relies on a dedicated body of vol- unteers and sta to realize its vision. Back, from left: Sherry Rainsforth, William Selby, Jim Davidson, Anne Charlton, Ian Playfair, Myrna Dubé and Gerry McHugh. Front, from left: Robert Purdy, Mark Terrill, Wayne Logan and Kim Koss. Missing: Karen Hawitt, David Ardell, Greg Forrest and Barry Worbets. Mark Terrill, Chairman Anne Charlton, Calgary Parks Appointee President and COO, Director, City of Calgary Parks Jones Brown Inc. Greg Forrest, Saddledome Foundation Appointee Wayne Logan, Past Chairman Gregory Forrest, Barristor and Solicitor Associate, Field Law Kim Koss, Calgary Chamber of Commerce Appointee Ian Playfair, Treasurer Vice President, Business Development, Investment Advisor, BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Calgary Chamber of Commerce David Ardell, Chair, Amateur Sport Committee Jim Davidson, Chair, Calgary Perimeter Greenway Manager, Alberta Environment Chairman and CEO FirstEnergy Capital Corp. Gerry McHugh, Chair, River Valleys Committee Operations Manager, Calgary Stampede Robert Purdy, Member at Large Partner, Purdy & Partners Barry Worbets, Chair, Weir Management Committee Sherry Rainsforth, PhD, Member at Large Executive Consulting Services Karen Hawitt, Chair, Building Playgrounds and Communities Myrna Dubé, Chief Executive O" cer Committee, Partner, Knightsbridge William Selby, Co-chair, Fund Development Committee 4 | Parks Foundation Calgary 2009 Annual Report Staff and Committees Back, from left: Mac Hickley, Karen Foster, Brenda Smyth, Myrna Dubé. Front, from left: Catherine Gulinao, Sarah Hirst, Dolores Sakauye, Lily Llaguno PFC Sta Building Playgrounds and Fund Development Committee Communities Committee William Selby, Co-chair Myrna Dubé , Chief Executive O cer Karen Hawitt, Chair Gord Brown, Co-chair Lily Llaguno , Vice President, Finance Lorna Brown Bernard Amell Brenda Smyth , Grants Manager George Fukushima Bob Ward Catherine Gulinao , Greenway/Volunteer Jill Fuller Gibson Walter Chayka Manager Kevin Neish Al Schreiner Dolores Sakauye , Accounting Manager Karen Foster Terry Hawitt Karen Foster , Community Development Gerry Darichuk Manager Executive Committee Jean Hendry Mac Hickley , Manager, River Valleys Mark Terrill, Chair Myrna Dubé Committee Wayne Logan, Past-Chair Sarah Hirst , Communications/Outreach Ian Playfair, Treasurer Weir Management Committee Manager Barry Worbets, Chair Finance Committee Al Nilson Committee Members Ian Playfair, Chair Deighen Blakely Mark W. Fletcher Kyle Ripley Amateur Sport Committee Rick Masters Kerry Longpré David Ardell, Chair Federick B. Nicholson Ron Middleton Tim Bjornson Craig D. Senyk Mac Hickley Ryan Boyd Ward Zimmer Myrna Dubé Kulvinder Dhanda Lily Llaguno Gregory Forrest Myrna Dubé Tanya Kahano! Don Patrician Sue Scott Brenda Smyth Parks Foundation Calgary 2009 Annual Report | 5 River Valleys Committee The RVC enjoyed a productive year in The “Edu-Action” Subcommittee was At the end of the year, the decision was 2009. After 1.5 years of research and con- revived in 2009 too, coordinating several made that the RVC will cease to oper- sultation, we produced an original report interesting projects: An informative and ate as a committee of Parks Foundation describing the principles to be consid- productive river-# oat and shoreline clean- Calgary. The work of this group of dedi- ered for all new river crossings in the city. up took twenty volunteers down the Bow cated volunteers is set to continue how- The report was presented to Calgary City River on a sunny Sunday in July. Through ever, operating independently under a Council and all of the RVC’s recommended a grant from the RBC Blue Water Project, new name. principles were adopted in the new Cal- a professional aquatic biologist walked gary Transportation Plan. RVC sta! and a dozen students down the Elbow River volunteers were key stakeholders in many from the Glenmore Dam to the Bow con- other long-range City and Provincial poli- # uence, counting trout spawning sites as cy initiatives as well, including parks, path- a measure of this urbanized river’s health. ways, conservation and land-use " les. We also received reprints of the popular Wetlands brochures and DVDs. RVC Executive Council Bernie Amell Past Chair, PFC Board-appointed Susan Bennett Elbow Park Residents Association Barry Erskine Private individual Ted Foster Calgary Pathways & Bikeways Advisory Committee Gerry McHugh Chair, Calgary Stampede Dave McIver Sarcee Fish & Game Association Steve Meadows Private individual Jamie Noakes Nature Calgary Susan Ryan Private individual RVC Board of Advisors – representatives and respective organizations: Calgary’s wetlands are abundant with life Brian Pincott City of Calgary Council Paul Cochrane City of Calgary Land Use Planning & Policy Jeannette Duplessis City of Calgary Development & Building Approvals Paul Leong City of Calgary Environmental & Safety Management René Letourneau City of Calgary Water Resources Gae van Siri City of Calgary Parks Dave Evans Department of Fisheries & Oceans Canada RVC Land Use & Development Subcommittee Steve Meadows and Bill Morrison , Co-chairs RVC Edu-Action Subcommittee Susan Bennett and Jamie Noakes , Co-chairs Elbow River with Glenmore Reservoir in the distance 6 | Parks Foundation Calgary 2009 Annual Report Haultain Park and School Restoration Completed Haultain Park and Playground Circular bench and donor wall at Haultain Park It was an exciting year for the Hault- ain School and Park Restoration Project. The project began in 2002 with Phase I; the restoration of the interior of Haultain School (now home to Parks Foundation Calgary’s o ce). 2009 saw the completion of phase III of the project; Haultain Park. This milestone achievement was due in large part to the generous contribution of Calgarian J.C. Anderson. The park features a fully accessible playground made possi- ble through donations from the Marigold Foundation and Newalta. Since its completion, playgroups in the area have made good use of its exciting play elements and on warm evenings, many parents from the community can Children enjoy the festivities of the Haultain and First Urban Festival be observed watching their children play while they socialize amongst each other. The unveiling was followed by the The Park also boasts a mini soccer eld, With phase I and III successfully com- Haultain and First Urban Festival. Hosted new seating and light xtures and trees. pleted, Parks Foundation Calgary is gear- by PFC and Victoria Crossing BRZ, the fes- ing up to complete phase II of the project; tival invited Calgarians to come out enjoy On September 13th, 2009, Parks Foun- the restoration of the Haultain School ex- perfect weather, good food, good music, dation Calgary held a formal unveiling terior. We are currently seeking the last of and to discover the newly revitalized Belt- of Haultain Park. MLA Wayne Cao, Alder- funding needed to complete this phase.
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