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Home My WebLink About2013/09/17 Item 06 � ^� -�::,.�� CITY COUf� CIL . . g� - �..�:: �- � `'�� . AGENDA STATEMENT .��,� _ u, �. � �«r, a�� _ �..�.: � ciTV oF CHUTA VISTA SEPTE�4BER 17. 2013 Item � ITE��I TITLE: RESOLUTIO\' OF THE CITY COUICIL OF THE CITI' OF CHULA VIST:� SliPPORTING THE LIhE fi�ELL, SAN D/EGO! (Lr-PSD!) TE��-1'EAR [�ITI.aTIVE TO I�4PROVE THE HEALTH OF RESIDENTS C�' THE COU1'TY OF SAN DIEGO SliB�IITTED B1': KRISTI \4CCLliRE: DIRECTOR OF RECREATION KVL.L KELLY BROliGHTO\; DIRECTOR OF DEVELOP�9E\'T `(�� SERVICES �� REVIE�VED BY: ASSISTA\iT/DEPUTl' CIT1' NI.A\'AGEF� �/STHS �'OTE: l'ES u \O � SU��I�4AR�' On .lul�� 13, 2010_ [he Board of Super�isors adopted Lire II%ell, San Drego!: a ten-vear initiative to achie��e the Counn�'s vision of health��; safe and ihrivino communities b�� improving the health and ��ellness of the regiods residents. E\VIRON��IENT�L RLVIG��' The De�elopmznc Ser�ices Director has re��ie��=ed the proposed activit�� for compliance , �vith the Califomia Em-ironmental Qualit� Act (CEQA) and has determined that the acti�it� is not a "Project" as defined under Section 1�375 of the State CEQ.A Guidelines because the activit�� consists of a eovernmental administrati��e/fiscal activitv that ��ill not result in direct or indirect phti�sical changes in the en��ironment. Therefore, pursuant to Section 1�060(c)(3) of the State CEQA Guidelines the acti��itv i; not subject to CEQA. Thus: no environmental re�ie�r is required. REC0�I��IE\DATIOV' Cit� Council adopt the resolution DISCUSSION On Julv 13; 2010, the San Dieoo Board of Supervisors launched the Hea(th Sn�uteg� Agenda: Buildin,; Berter Health; the ten-vear plan to achie�e build bener health and increase safet�� for individuals, families, and communities. The concept of 3-4-�0 is the centerpiece for the Heal�h Stratem� _loenda: Buildi�zg Better Healrla �vhich sho�+�s that three beha�ior — poor nutrition, lack of esercise. and tobacco use contribute to four 6-1 SEP7'E�9BER 17. 2013 Item �O Paee 2 of 2 diseases: 1) cazicer 2) heart disease and stroke 3) p'pe 2 diabetes and 4) respiratory conditions; ��hich account for more tl�an fifiy percent of deatlis in San Diego Counn'. � Faced ��ith the realin� that more tl�an ]�alf of San Dieeo County residents die of preventable chronic diseases, the Count�' of San Die�o Board of Supen�isors launched an ambitious effort to make a difference in the healtl� and well-being oP community members in the region. The Board of Super��isors adopted a comprehensive innovative strategy on wellness: called Lrve l�ell, San Diego! This is a lon�-term plan,to advance the liealth and o��erall ��ell-being of the reeion that has been cleveloped and implen�ented ��ith community involvement thouol� a phased approach. Tl�e first phase — Buildin� Better Health, was adopted on July 13; 2010. The second phase; Living Safel}�; ��as adopted on October 9, 2012. The third phase; Thrivine is cuirently in de��elo�ment and will be rolled out in the near future. Live I�1'ell, Saia Diego! is a collective effort that unites ptiblic and private entities, faith-based orgailizations; agencies; cities; businesses. comm�mity members and other stakeholders toward a shared ��isioi� of healthier, safer and more thrivine corrununities. Tl�ese partilerships are essential in sustaining and eapanding the� 1 ive N�ell, San Diego! vision. The City of Chula Vista is an active member of tl�e Lii�e i�e]],, Sa» Diego! Leadership Team, and has consistently been recognized as a strong leader in wellness reform and implementation through the shared vision of the Lii�e !�'ell, Sur� Diego! initiative. For this reason. the Board of Super��isors has requested that the Ci[y of Chula Vista formally adopt the vision and eoals of the initiative b}� declaring Chula Vista a Live [�Vell, Sara Diego! comivuniry. This action is co�isistent ��ith the direction tliat the City Council supported in the Januar}� 2012 General Plan amendmeut to expand tl�e 1-lealthy Communities vision and our continued partnership �a�itl� tl�e County. UECISION 14AKER CONFLICT Staff has re��iewed the decision contemplated b}� this action 2ud has determined that it is not site specific and consequently, the 500-foot rule found in California Code of Regulations se�ction 18704.2(a)(1) is not applicable to this decision. Staff is not independently a��rare, nor has staff been informed b�� a�iy City Couneilmember; of any other fact that ma�� constitute a basis for a decision mal<er conflict of interest in this matter. CURRENT Y�.AR P'ISCAL [D9PACT There is no current }�ear fiseal impact as a result of this action. ONGOING FISCAL ID7PAC7' There is no oneoing fiscal impact as a result of this action. ATTACH�IENTS None Prepared b��: Kristi A9cClia-e, Direcror ofRecreatio�a, Recreation Depnrune�rt 6-2 RESOLUTIO?� NO. RESOLUTION OF THE CIT1' COIJNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHliLA VISTA SUPPORTING THE LIPE ��ELL S4N DIEGO (Li�'SD) TEN-I'EAR P�'ITIATIVE TO I\4PROVE THE HE.ALTH OF RESIDE\TTS IN THE COL�TI' OF S?�\ DIEGO WHEREAS, the health and ��ell-beine of citizens is of primary concem for the Counn� of San Dieeo and the Cit�� of Chula \%ista. on Jul� li. 2010. the San Dieeo Countv Board of Supen-isors adopted the Live Ii�ell San Diego initiative a ]0-vear plan servine as the blueprint for achie��ing the count��'s �ision of safe, health��, and thririno communities: and \1'HEREAS, the concept of 3-4->0 is the centerpiece for 1 ii�e F�'ell Sun Diego ��hich sho��s that three beha�iors – poor nutrition. lack of exercise. and tobacco use contribute to four diseases: 1) cancer 2) hean disease and svoke 3) tvpe 2 diabetes and 4) respiratory conditions. «�hich account for more chan fifr�� percent of deaths in San Diego Count��: and \�'HEREAS. Li�e �\'ell San Dieso has become the common thread that ties the ��ork of public and private entities, faith-based organizations, aeencies, cities, businesses; communit�� members. and other stakeholders toaether to��ard a shared �ision of a healthier. safe and more self-sufficient communities: and l�'HEREAS, the City of Chula Vista has a Ione history of building healthy and more safe communities; from the nontraditional smart gro��th planning of Ota�� Ranch since the earlv 1990`s to the form-based code of hieh densirv and mixed use in the Urban Core Specific Plan and more recentl�� the adoption of espanded Health�� Communities langua�e in the Cin- s General Plan and is committed to providina a safe, healthv; and thriving communitv that promotes ��ellness, health�� eatins, and regular ph��sical acti��it��; and \1%HERE.AS. the Cit�� of Chula Vista embraced the Health�� Eatine. Acti��e Communities (HEAC) initiati��e; a major project designed to make environmental changes that support healthv beha��iors for healthv eatine and ph�sical activit�� in �'�'estem Chula Vista: and l�%HEREAS; in 2006 the Citv of Chula \'ista completed ��ork on at Harborside Park—the £rst in more than 2� �ears for that nei�hborhood to provide recreational and outdoor opportunities for community residents; and \l%HEREAS; in 2011 the City of Chula Vista implemented [he Cilantro ro Stores program ��'hich pro�ided fresh. affordable; locall��-ero�vn produce in comer stores to provide healthv options for families �vith limited grocer�� opportunities; and J:�4aome��\FI\.4L RESOS A��D ORDI�A\CES\2013\09 17 13UtES0-REC-Live R'ell SD 091 i 13.doc� 9l6f2013 10:48 A,�7 6-3 Resolution No. Paee 2 R'HEREAS, in 2012 the Cit�� of Chula Vista adopted General Plan amendments to certain sections of the Land Use and Transportation Ele�nent and Environmental Element regarding Health}� Communities that included objectives and policies to increase healthy food opportunities, increasing opportunities for multi-modal transportation ��ith an emphasis on walkabilitv, and improving local air quality; \�'HEREAS, in 2013 the Cit}� of Chula Vista w�as selected as one of 2l cities nationwide for the National League of Cities Leadership Academy on Eapanding Access to Health Care for Children and Families; and WHEREAS; the City of Chula Vista has been a�id continues to be a key paKner with the Health & Human Services Agency South Region playing key collaboration roles in efforts such as Harborside Park Collaboration Project, Safe Routes to Schools, Graduation Coaches, South Region Intergenerational Games and many other endeavors; and WHEREAS, the City of Chula Vista wholly supports the Live i�i'ell San Diego initiative and is committed to upholding the goals of Lii�e N�ell Sa�� Diego by pro��iding safe, healthy; and thriving communities; NOW; THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVED that the City Counci] of the City of Chula Vista hereb}' supports the Lii�e l�T�ell Sm� Diego ten-}'ear initiative to impro��e the health of residents in the County of San Diego. Presented by Approved as to form by i J �.. / � /l.�L Kristi McClure 1 . . a�oo � s Direcfor of Recreation ��'l. ty AYtorney � J:Wttornev�FINAL RESOS AND ORDINANCES\3013V09 17 13\RESO-REC-Live Well SD 091713.docx 9/6/2013 10:48 AD1 - 6-4