Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 1 of 10 Community Engagement Activities April 2015 – February 2016 1 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 2 of 10 Community Festivals and Events (April 1, 2015 – November 4, 2015) 100 in 1 Day Intervention at Concession Street 100 in 1 Day Intervention at Waterfront Trail Ancaster Seniors Achievement Centre BBQ Art Crawl events Barton Village Festival Bay Area Economic Summit Beasley Community Fair Beasley Eid Potluck Building Momentum Canada Learning Bond Event City Housing Hamilton Tenant Annual General Meeting City of Hamilton - Take your kids to work day Community Barbeque in celebration of World Humanitarian Day Community Cup Soccer Tournament Doors Open Hamilton at Dundurn Castle Doors Open Hamilton at St. Mark's Church Dundas Cactus Festival Festival of Friends Francophone Day at City Hall Hamilton Children's Water Festival Hamilton's Third Annual Environmental Summit Housing Services Trade Show at Dominic Agostino Community Centre Housing Services Trade Show at Good Shepherd Square Keith Neighbourhood Corn Roast Louder Than A Bomb Youth Poetry Festival Lucy Day Park Celebration Mall Day at Eastgate Square Mall Day at Jackson Square McMaster Spring Water Forum McMaster University's Get to Know Your City Day Mohawk College Welcome Week Multicultural Wellness Fair North Hamilton Community BBQ Oh Canada Ribfest Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program Townhall Open Streets Hamilton Pan Promenade at Celebration Square Rolston Neighbourhood and City Housing Annual General Meeting Sackville Seniors Centre Annual General Meeting Sackville Seniors Centre Engagement Screen for Pride Seniors Month Kick-off Soaring Spirit Aboriginal Festival St. Andrew's Wellness Fair Stoney Creek Flag Day The Mayor's Breakfast Waterdown Arts and Music Streetfest When Tenants Get Together: Rally for affordable, safe, long-term housing in Hamilton Winona Peach Festival World Humanitarian Day 2 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 3 of 10 Pop-up Lemonade Stand Locations Ancaster (Jerseyville Rd. and Wilson St.) Ancaster Farmers Market Andrew Warburton Memorial Park Bayfront Park Binbrook Farmer’s Market at Binbrook Fairgrounds Cinema Leash Free Park Downtown Dundas Downtown Stoney Creek General Hospital Hamilton Beach (Beach Blvd at Rembe) Hamilton Farmer’s Market Heritage Green Community Trust Leash Free Dog Park Locke St. Market MacNab Transit Terminal Mahoney Park Mountain Brow Trail Mountain Brow Trail Mountain Farmer's Market Mohawk College Ottawa St. Farmer’s Market Ottawa St. N. Riverdale Community Centre Starlight Drive In Valley Park Arena & Recreation Centre Waterdown Farmer’s Market Waterfront Trail at Lift Bridge Waterfront Trail Confederation Park at Adventure Village Presentations Advisory Committee for Persons with Disabilities Brown Bag Lunch Business Improvement Area Advisory Committee Citizen's Jury on Transit City of Hamilton Extended Management Team meeting Clean Air Hamilton Community Barbeque in celebration of World Humanitarian Day Engineers Without Borders Family Support Program Coordinators meeting Hamilton Artists Council Hamilton HIVE Board Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Homeside Neighbourhood Planning Team McMaster University Refugee Health class Mohawk College InterAct Summit Rotary Club of Hamilton Speak Now Speakers Bureau St. James Body and Soul Presentation Ward 4 Townhall Waterdown Lions Club 3 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 4 of 10 Public Displays SPARK Boards: Ancaster High Secondary School Delta Secondary School Dundas Valley Secondary School Glendale Secondary School Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School Orchard Park Secondary School Saltfleet Secondary School Sherwood Secondary School Sir Allan MacNab Secondary School Sir John A. MacDonald Secondary School Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School Waterdown Secondary School Westdale Secondary School “Tell us your vision” card displays: Ancaster Aquatic Centre Ancaster Municipal Service Centre Ancaster Rotary Centre Bennetto Community Centre Central Memorial Recreation Centre City Hall (Security Desk, Mayor's Office, Councillor's Offices, Business Services desk) Dominic Agostino Riverdale Community Centre Dundas Community Pool Dundas Lions Memorial Community Centre Dundas Municipal Service Centre Flamborough Municipal Service Centre Glanbrook Municipal Service Centre H.G. Brewster Pool Hamilton Regional Indian Centre Hill Park Recreation Centre Huntington Park Recreation Centre Jimmy Thompson Pool Norman Pinky Lewis Recreation Centre Ryerson Recreation Centre Sackville Hill Recreation Centre Sir Allan MacNab Recreation Centre Sir Wilfrid Laurier Recreation Centre Sir Winston Churchill Recreation Centre Stoney Creek Municipal Service Centre Stoney Creek Recreation Centre Valley Park Arena & Recreation Centre Westmount Recreation Centre Engagement-in-a-Bag Sessions Crown Point Planning Team Meeting McQuesten Planning Team Meeting Social Planning Research Council Hamilton 4 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 5 of 10 Ward-based Community Open Houses Between October 26 and November 21, 2015, the Our Future Hamilton team hosted 20 open houses across the city. An open house was held within each municipal ward and at several other community events. 417 Hamiltonians attended the open houses, casting over 9,000 votes on Our Future Hamilton vision ideas and generating over 300 new ideas to be included in Hamilton’s new community vision. Open Houses in each Ward Ward 1: McMaster Innovation Park Ward 2: Evergreen Storefront at 294 James St. N. Ward 3: Tim Hortons Field Ward 4: St. Helen's Centre Ward 5: Red Hill Library Ward 6: Sherwood Public Library Ward 7: Sackville Seniors Centre Lobby Ward 8: Westcliffe Mall Ward 9: Stoney Creek United Church Ward 10: Stoney Creek Municipal Service Centre Ward 11: Glanbrook Municipal Service Centre Ward 12: Ancaster Town Hall Ward 13: Carnegie Gallery Ward 14: Rockton Fairgrounds Ward 15: Harry Howell Arena Other Community Open Houses McMaster University Faculty of Engineering students 2015 HIVEX Conference Neighbourhood Action Strategy Annual Celebration at Narula's Banquet Hall City of Hamilton Young Professionals Meeting National Housing Day event at the Waterfront Banquet Centre Youth Engagement Camp Kidaca Ancaster Rotary Centre Dundas Lions Community Centre Huntington Park Recreation Centre Ryerson Recreation Centre Sir Allan MacNab Recreation Centre Valley Park Community Centre Westmount Recreation Centre 5 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 6 of 10 Youth Engagement (cont’d) City of Hamilton Recreation Supervisors (Supies) in the Park A free summer program for kids aged 6 to12 in local parks A.M. Cunningham Park Laidman Park Alexander Park Lake Pointe Park Allison Neighbourhood Park Lawfield Park Andy Warburton Memorial Park Lisgar Park Beasley Park Lucy Day Park Beemer Park Lynden Legion Park Belmont Park Mapledene Park Belview Park McLaren Park Berrisfield Park Memorial Park Beulah Park Millgrove Community Park Beverly Community Park Montgomery Park Birge Park Mount Lions Park Bruce Park Mountain Drive Park Buchanan Park Mountview Park Burkholder Park Myrtle Park Carpenter Park North Central Community Park Carter Park Paramount Park Central Park Powell Park Chedoke Park Randall Park Cline Park Ridgemount Park Corktown Park Riverdale Community Centre Corman Park Riverdale East Park Dewitt Park Rockcliffe Gardens Dundas Driving Park Rosedale Park Durand Park Roxborough Park Eastwood Park Rushdale Park Eleanor Park Sam Manson Park Elmar Park Schwenger Park Eringate Park Sealey Park Fairgrounds Community Park Shawinigan Park Father Sean O'Sullivan Memorial Park Sherwood Heights Park Ferris Park Sherwood Park Fonthill Park Southbrook Park G.R. Allan Park Southhampton Estates Park Gage Park St. Christopher Park Gatesbury Park Summit Park Gilkson Park T. Melville Bailey Park Glen Castle Park Templemead Park Glendale Park Trenholme Park Gourley Park Victoria Park West Hampton Heights Park Village Green Park Highview Park Waterdown Memorial Park Jackson Playground Winona Park Kennedy East Park Woodward Park Kinsmen Park 6 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 7 of 10 Phase 1 Online Survey Report Introduction From March 30 until July 31, 2015, the City of Hamilton launched an online survey to support the “Our Future Hamilton: Communities in Conversation” project engagement. 554 residents completed the survey from all the Wards in Hamilton. Below is a summary of the demographics of survey respondents. Response Demographics Survey Responses by Ward (n=554) Ward 1 11% Unknown 20% Ward 15 1% Ward 2 12% Ward 14 1% Ward 13 3% Ward 12 Ward 3 5% 7% Ward 11 5% Ward 4 6% Ward 10 1% Ward 5 Ward 9 Ward 8 5% 1% 6% Ward 6 Ward 7 6% 8% 7 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 8 of 10 Live in/Own a business/Go to school/Work in Hamilton (N=554) 87.36% 66.25% 14.08% 11.73% (%)Percent of responses 0.90% Live Own a Go to school Work None business Age (N=554) 44.58% 34.66% Percent (%)Percent of responses 6.86% 7.04% 4.51% 1.08% 1.26% 12 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 65 to 74 75 or Unknown older 8 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b) Page 9 of 10 Gender (N=554) Other 1% Unknown 7% Male 39% Female 53% 9 Appendix B to Report CM15001(b)/CES15010(b)