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Home My WebLink AboutItem 2 - Info Item - Healthy Chula VistaItem 2 .y f/ CHUDSTA INFORMATION MEMORANDUM DATE: February 19, 2015 TO: Planning Commission FROM: Brendan Reed, Environmental Resource Manager Lynnette Tessitore- Lopez, Associate Planner SUBJECT: Healthy Chula Vista Initiative - Overview In recent years, public health officials, urban planners, and community leaders have begun to more clearly understand the direct causation between the built environment and physical, mental, and social well - being. As such, the City launched its "Healthy Chula Vista" initiative last year to explore opportunities to better promote health and well -being throughout the community. Specifically, the initiative aims to create policies and programs to improve the city's physical and social environments, promote awareness and access to services, and build community partnerships. With support from a SANDAG Smart Growth Incentive Program grant, the initiative is currently developing draft health - related General Plan amendments (for future Planning Commission consideration) dealing with land use, transportation, healthy food access, health care and prevention, physical activity, and environmental quality. The initiative has been led by an internal team with representatives from Development Services, Public Works, Police, Economic Development, Recreation, Library, and Human Resources Departments. The staff presentation at the February 25th Planning Commission meeting will provide members with a summary of the Healthy Chula Vista initiative, completed stakeholder engagement activities, and prioritized "healthy community" concepts that will provide the framework for the draft General Plan amendments. Attachment (1) HEALTHY CHULA VISTA INITIATIVE Overview CA STA The Healthy Chula Vista Initiative supports the City's Strategic Plan goal of creating a thriving, healthy community by creating policies and programs to improve the City's physical and social environments, promote awareness and access to services, and build community partnerships. Near -Term Priorities • Develop a Healthy Chula Vista Initiative Action Plan to outline the strategies, tools, and resources for creating a thriving, healthy community. • Amend the City's General Plan to emphasize neighborhoods that promote healthy lifestyles and communities and guide related capital investment, infrastructure renovation, public amenities, & residential improvements. • Align other City plans (such as the Pedestrian Master Plan, Pavement Maintenance Plan, etc.) with the amended General Plan's priorities. • Develop design schematics for two "Healthy Corridor Pilot Projects" — Broadway (C St to J St) and H Street (5 Freeway to 3rd Ave). Contact Information Brendan Reed Environmental Resource Manager 619 - 409 -5889 breed @chulavistaca.gov Healthy Chula Vista — Primer (2/19/15) 2/19/2015 (HEALTH & COMMUNITY NEXUS Unhealthy Unheakhy CommunlVes P--* ' D ,woo % . ownar Fed demo • l7iabRrs •ue+R NW ,metad Wo Ible pork • fencer 1c.. by Kor�omy nrnne�m are momdt • tvteiedectMly • tea ceenYader F1 -P!, e Hcm Oyer .y �� -.V,4Aff ,� THY CHULA VISTA INITIATIVE MISSION STATEMENT Supports the City's Strategic Plan goal of creating a thriving, healthy community by creating policies and programs to improve the City's physical and social environments, promote awareness and access to services, and build community partnerships J' �- Ie�xltl�rY CHULA VISTA NEAR -TERM INITIATIVE GOALS 1. Amend the City's General Plan to broaden health emphasis 2. Align other City plans with similar priorities 3. Design schematics for two "Healthy Corridor Pilot Projects" 4. 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COMPLETE NEIGHBORHOODS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK PHYSICAL HEALTHY ACTIVITY FOOD ACCESS LAND USE &,) HEALTH ECONOMIC v 1 •t --'tea' I i'� CARE & EVELOPMEN y PREVENTION CHULA VISTA RANSPORTATION NVIRONMENTA QUALITY & JUSTICE 2/19/2015 I:j 2/19/2015 AKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT October 2014 Stakeholder Meeting #1 November 2014 Complete Streets Bike Tour January 2015 Stakeholder Meeting #2 March 2015 Council Workshop Fall 2015 Planning Commission 4Proposed GP Amendments HEALTH &COMMUNITY NEXUS -r HEALTHY CHULA VISTA INITIATIVE MISSION STATEMENT Supports the City's Strategic Plan goal of creating a thriving, healthy community by creating policies and programs to improve the City's physical and social environments, promote awareness and access to services, and build community partnerships CURRENT CHULA VISTA EFFORTS CITY O CHUL,A VISTA PEDESTRIAN MASTER ULAN !: +4svAm cAlgrwtisA m a C�A��15Rh '. VIP; ARE WE A HEALTHY COMMUNITY? Community Need Index`, San Diego ;county, 2011, South Region- Hospitals 1 Kaiser Permarente 2 Palomar Health 3 Rady Children's Q Scripps Health S Sharp H a'thCare G Tri -City 7 UCSD M Hospital CNI by Zip Code" W 1 Very Love 2 Low 3 Moderate ..,, 4 High h Very High 1",vi rAv A,*q'*IAt'W,N EALTH CARI PREVENTIO „A 2013 COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT H 2013 COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT ARE WE A HEALTHY COMMUNITY? ENVIRONMENTAQ QUALITY GalEnviroScreen 2.0 results Lowest Scares Bottom 10%) 1 20% 21 -30% 31-40% 41-50% 51-60% 61-70% �pp(� 71- C�0% 01 -90% Highest Scores (91 - 100 %) CAL- ENVIROSCREEN TOOL 2.0 e 4 ENVIRONMENTAQ QUALITY GalEnviroScreen 2.0 results Lowest Scares Bottom 10%) 1 20% 21 -30% 31-40% 41-50% 51-60% 61-70% �pp(� 71- C�0% 01 -90% Highest Scores (91 - 100 %) CAL- ENVIROSCREEN TOOL 2.0 ARE WE A HEALTHY COMMUNITY? LAND USE Flap 16. Complete Neighborhoods / CoMn U"itV *support Number of Destinations, Composite measure Block groups with over 50 percent of households within walking distance (0.6 miles / 1 krn) to at Feast 4 of the following destinations: High quality transit service, Healthy 'food, X� Non- motorized trails, Parrs, ` Daycare facilities, Healthcare, ,' Libraries, Eler eritar Schools ,. •. a 16. COMPLETE TE NEIGHBORHOODS �yTK. a jc COMMUNITY SUPPORT yi pp55 to q 4 destinations 16. COMPLETE NEIGHBORIiOODS / COMMUNITY SUPPORT qk Access to 5 destinations 16. COMPLETE NEIGHBORHOOD { COMMUNITY SUPPORT Access to 6 destinations 16. COMPLETE 4X.,. NEIGHBORHOODS 1 COMMUNITY SUPPORT Access to 7 or 8 destinations SANDAG HEALTHY COMMUNITIES ATLAS - COMPLETE NEIGHBORHOODS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT October 2014 Stakeholder Meeting #1 November 2014 Complete Streets Bike Tour January 2015 Stakeholder Meeting #2 March 2015 � Council Workshop Fall 2015 Planning Commission Proposed GP Amendments