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20) 10B Consideration of Draft Senior Master Plan
AGENDA ITEM 10.8 . PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE: Apri l17, 2018 TO: The Honorable City Cou nci l FROM: Bryan Cook , City Manager By: Cathy Burroughs , Director of Parks and Rec reation Steve Lawson , Parks & Recreation Manager SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF DRAFT SENIOR MASTER PLAN RECOMMENDATION : The City Counci l is requested to : 1. Review the Draft Senior Master Plan ; 2 . Provide input a nd revise recommendations as deemed appropriate ; or 3 . Adopt the Sen ior Master Plan as presented . BACKGROUND : 1. In January 20 17 , the City retained a consultant , Mr. Dick Guthrie , to assist with the development of the Temple City Senior Master Pla n (SMP ). 2. On February 3, 2017 , the SMP Project Team (Parks and Recreation Director Burroughs , Parks and Recreation Manager Lawson , Parks and Recreation Coordinator Rodriguez, and Mr. Guthrie) began soliciting members for the Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee (SMPAC). 3. On May 16 , 20 17 , the City Counci l approved the SMPAC members, as recommended by th e SMP Project Team . 4 . Between June and October 2017 , the SMPAC met monthly to rece ive information on various topics relative to older adults . 5. On November 4 , 2017 , the SMPAC met to develop the action steps for the SMP . City Council April17, 2018 Page 2 of 7 6 . On January 4, 2018 , the SMP was approved by the SMPAC . 7 . On February 21 , 2018 , the Parks & Recreation Commission recommended adoption of the SMP to the City Council. ANALYSIS: Temple City identified the need to develop a strategic plan of action to identify issues impacting older adults in 2016 and began looking at models utilized by other communities to develop Senior Master Plans . Working with a consultant in early 2017, the City developed a community process to create the SMP that started with the assembly of a Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee (SMPAC). The City actively recruited and selected community members to serve as a formal city committee to study older adult issues and identify recommendations for Action Steps to enhance programs and services for seniors . This selection process was conducted between February and May of 2017 . The fourteen (14) members appointed to the SMPAC were selected to represent a cross-section of older adults, program participants , community members, and representatives from older adult service providers . They are diverse community members with relevant occupations , experiences , knowledge , and other senior-related qualities. The SMPAC members are as follows : 1. Donna Georgina , Chairperson 2. Michael Wintercorn , Vice-Chair 3. Aubrey Chan 4 . Marie Chen 5 . Carol Daughtery 6 . Kohei Ishida 7 . Dennis Leung 8 . Lucy Liou 9 . Sharon Morris 10 . Elizabeth Powell 11 . Pam Polagi 12. Joanne Rosso 13 . Ann Seitz 14 . Gavin Ward One of the first efforts the SMPAC undertook was to develop the following Vision Statement and Goals for the SMP , both of which helped create a framework to achieve the recommendations listed within the SMP : Vision Statement: To provide resources to mature adult community members (50 years and older) to City Council April1 7, 2018 Page 3 of 7 sust ain an active qua lity of life . Goals: • To develop partnerships with community resources including public, non-profit , and pri vate agencies. • To encourage outreach by developing strategies to remove cu ltural and language barriers. • To promote life-long education for mature adults through collaboration with resources such as local col leges and high schools , other intergenerational opportunities , private vocationa l/technical colleges , adu lt continuing education programs , yout h groups and organizations , and pub lic/private schools . • To enhance the health , mental health , and well-being of mature adu lts through services , events, and collaboration s with health ca re providers , and by developing programs to promote an active fitn ess-foc used lifestyle . • To promote effe ctive local and regional transportat ion services among public and private providers that improves access to services and t he quality of life for mature adults . • To increase access to techno logy by mature adults and to assist th e m to prepare for future techno logical changes . • To support a full-service mature adu lt center that provides a comprehensive range of services, inc lud ing , but not limited to , the following : o Technology Center with education programs on how to use techno logy tools ; o Survivor ski ll s (loss of spouse , etc .); o Spiritua l needs (emotional we ll-being ); o Public information on programs and service ; o Crisis intervention (case management); o Fitness & Wellness Center that promotes an active lifestyle ; o Employment and volunteer opportunities ; o Health and medical information and services; o Community education programs to prevent identity theft, protection from scams , managing money , disaster preparedness , etc .; o Information on how to a ccess lo c al transportation services ; o Life-long learning classes (continuing education ); o Information and referral services regarding Socia l Se curity , Med icare , access to legal services , veterans ' services , etc .; and o Maintenance of a list of qua li f ied and bonded contractors to complete work in th eir homes at a reasonable cos t. City Council April17 , 2018 Page 4 of 7 • To advocate and ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) city-wide . Beginning in June 2017 , the SMPAC met on a monthly basis to conduct educational and study sessions on is sues impacting older adults . Expert pane l is ts attended four meetings providing valu ab le information and responding to questions from the SMPAC on the senior-related topics . The meetings were conducted as formal City meetings , wit h opportunities for public participation and public comment. The meeting dates and topics were as follows : 1. Thursday, June 1, 2017 -Kick -Off Meeting 2 . Thursday , July 6 , 2017 -Topic : Publ ic Safety 3. Thursday , August 3, 2017-Topic : Health and Well -Being 4 . Thursday , September 7 , 2017 -Top ic : Community Issues 5. Thursday , October 5, 2017 -Topic : Transportation 6 . Saturday, November 4 , 2017 -SMP Creation Workshop 7 . Th ursday, January 4 , 2018-SMP Adoption by SMPAC At its November 4 , 2017 SMP Creation Workshop , the SMPAC developed 24 recommended Action Steps to guide the City i n building an o ld er-adult friendly community . SMPAC members uti lized all the information they received during the SMP process , including their educational study sessions , community input from their community outreach efforts , public comments during their regular meetings , suggestions from the stakeholder interviews , and their personal experiences in making these recommendations . Following are the 24 Action Steps recommended by the SMPAC. Each Action Step includes a priority rating for impleme ntati on , which are immediate , short-term , or long - term . Action Steps rated "immediate" should be implemented with i n one year from the SMP adoption by the City Council ; "short-term " should be implemented w ithin two to three years of adoption ; and "long -term " should be implemented within four to ten years of adoption . Additionally, each Action Step has a benchmark that serves as an initial evaluation ma rker for the SMP annual report card to the Pa rks & Recreation Commission and City Counci l: 1. The City should explore funding opportunities, such as grants , fees , etc . to help fund future se nior-related facil iti es , programs , etc . Priority: Immediate City Counci l Apri l 17, 2018 Page 5 of 7 2 . The Senior Program should conduct ongoing community workshops on access to transportation to assist residents in understanding how to access local transportation options (MTA , Uber, Lyft, Dial-A-Ride , etc .). Priority: Immediate 3. The Senior Program should identify a community partner(s) that can provide ongoing case management services for older adults at the Commun ity Center. Priority: Immediate 4. The City should establish a new standing committee , the Committee on Ag i ng , under the Parks & Recreation Commission to advise the Commission and City Council on older adult issues and concerns . The City can identify models from other communities for older adult advisory groups . Priority: Immediate 5. The Senior Program should provide expanded opportunities for older adu lts to volunteer. This should include volunteering within the senior program activities , as well as w ith community partners . Priority: Immediate 6 . The City should adopt and participate active ly in AARP 's Age-Friendly Community Program . Priority: Immediate 7. The City's Senior Program should implement additional socialization activities (dances , movie outings , friendly visitor program, etc .) to reduce isolation among sen iors . Priority: Immediate 8 . The Senior Program and the City should enhance its promotion of the lunch meal program , the Meals on Wheels program , and deve lop additional meal events (breakfasts , early dinners) to promote socialization and health . Community partners might be identified to underwrite these additional meals . Priority: Immediate 9. The City should identify a community partner (service club , etc .) that can implement an emergency contact/medication information program for seniors . Priority: Short-Term 10 . The Sen ior Program should identify and partner with a local educational institution (s) to create a life-long learning program for older adults in Temple City. Priority: Short-Term 11 . The Senior Program should work with the Temple City Unified School District and other community partners to create an intergenerational program(s) that brings older adults and youth together. Priority: Short-Term 12 . The City and Senior Programs should explore developing a fo cused commun ications strategy for older adults . This might include a special sen ior p rogram newsletter or ema il blast. Priority: Short-Term City Council April17, 2018 Page 6 of 7 13. The City and Senior Program should explore partnering with adjacent cities to provide "open access" among neighboring cities for older adult programs offered by their senior centers . Priority: Short-Term 14 . The C ity should explore obtaining an older adult data base so that it can provide direct information regard ing programs , services , a lerts , etc. Priority: Short-Term 15 . The Sen ior Program should work with the Temple City Sheriff's Station , the Los Angeles County Fire Department, and City of Temple City Public Safety Division to create and im plement an ongoing series of pub li c safety educational programs . Priority: Short-Term 16 . The City and the Senior Program should explore ways to provide subsidies for, and educate seniors on , obta ining safety alert systems (for fall s or health issues). This could include collaborating with a community partner(s). Priority: Short-Term 17 . The Senior Program , partnering with community resou rces , should identify and implement additional fitness and exercise programs for older adults . This shou ld include fitness and exercise classes , workshops , etc . Priority: Short-Term 18 . The City shou ld work with loca l churches, serv ice organizations , etc . to identify additiona l meeting and activity space for senior programs and senior related support groups (grief counseling, down-sizing workshop s , AARP safe driving courses, etc.). Priority : Short-Term 19 . The City shou ld continue to work with developers and homeowners to encourage th e const ruction of additional older adult housi ng units in Temp le City . Priority: Long-Term 20 . The City should exp lore expand in g the existing community center , or building a free -standi ng senior center to serve the increas in g older adu lt population . The fa cility should operate as the site for en han ced programming and services , and as a resource and educational center for seniors . Priority: Long-Term 21 . The City shou ld collaborate with loca l transportation agencies to improve public transportation options for Temple City residents , includ ing explori ng prov id ing van service to and from senior programs at the community center. Priority: Long-Term 22 . The City should install traffic signa l audio alerts at key intersections to assist seniors and disabled persons i n crossing streets . Also , the City should examine the time-allotted to cross a street at all existing cross-walks to ensure it's adequate . Priority: Long-Term 23 . The City shou ld comp lete its sidewalk system to e liminate "sidewalks to nowhe re " (per the recently adopted trees and sidewalks po li cy) in order to assist older adults in getting around the community and exercising . Priority: Long-Term City Council April17 , 2018 Page 7 of 7 24 . The Senior Program should build on its existing community agency partnerships to include additional social services for older adults (case management , home visits , counseling , etc.). Priority: Long-Term The SMPAC also recommends that an annual report card be presented to the Parks & Recreation Commission to monitor progress in implementing the SMP . The development of the SMP has provided the SMPAC the opportunity to step back and look at older adult programs , services , and issues in a broader perspective . Implementation of the SMP will put Temple City at the forefront of being one of the most older-adult friendly communities in Los Angeles County . CITY STRATEGIC GOALS: Consideration of adoption of the Senior Master Plan furthers the City's Strategic Goals of Quality of Life and Citizen Education and Communication . FISCAL IMPACT: Funds for the Senior Master Plan were approved in the FY 2017-18 budget. ATTACHMENT: A. Draft Senior Master Plan ATTACHMENT A SECTION ONE Background ............................. 01 SECTION TWO Executive Sum mary ....................... 03 SECTION THREE Process ................................. 05 SECTION FOUR Vision Statement and Goals ................ 07 SECTION FIVE Community Overview ..................... 09 SECTION SIX Recommendation for Action Steps .......... 11 SECTION SEVEN Community Input ......................... 19 SECTION EIGHT Stakeholder Interviews ..................... 31 SECTION NINE Service Provi ders ......................... 43 SECTION TEN Agendas and Minutes ..................... 49 SECTION ELEVEN Acknowledgements ....................... 9 1 SECTION TWELVE Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 T empl e Ci t y, Ca l iforn ia, i s a su b u rban c ity located in the Sa n Gabriel Va l ley of Los Angeles County, abou t 10 mi les east of downtown Los A ngeles. Its develo pm ent as a c ity i s primari ly post -Wor l d War II, as the Los A ngeles area began to grow rap i dly. Si nce its incorporation as a city in 1960, the City has see n con t inued st ea dy growt h in po p u l ation. It is a p r i m ari ly residential comm u ni t y of approxi mat ely 4 square m i les and its convenient location and h ig h quali t y of l if e has res ulted in residents c hoosing to re mai n in Te m ple Ci t y rath er than moving to newer subu rb an commun ities. T h is has resu lted in an "aging in pl ace" process where by residents choose t o stay in thei r hom es as they age ra t her t han move into older adul t housi ng , or younger fam i ly members have move d i n with thei r pa rents or grandpare nt s to reside with t hem as caret akers. Like a ll of Southern Ca l if o rn ia , Temple City has become increasi ngly ethnical ly an d c u lt u rally diverse over th e past severa l decades. And like t he rest of Los Angeles Co un ty, t he p henomena of t he "Age Wa ve" or "Silve r Tsun ami" is t ak i ng place. As the boomer age group con t i n ues to move in to t heir older adu lt years, the percentage of older adult s among the County's (and Temple City's) po p ulation co nt inu es to rise. Temp l e City's population est imate was 36,079 in 20 1 5, bas ed on U.S . Ce nsus projecti ons. The olde r adult or se n i or population ag e 6 0 and over was 22% of the es t i ma ted population. Th is compares t o 1 6.8% of Los Ange les Coun t y as a who le , and 17.8% of Ca l iforni a as a who le. Temple Ci t y is "grey er " tha n either t he Coun ty or the State. More telling is t hat t he median age f or Temple Ci t y is 43 years, co mpared t o 35.6 for Los Angeles Co unty and 35.8 for t he State of California . Ove r t he next de cade and beyond, Temple City w i ll con ti nue to have a significant pe rcen tage of ol der adu lts a m ong its po pul ati on. 01 Serving older adults brings both opportunit ies a nd challenges t o any community, but particu lar ly in Tem p le City where its older adul t po pu lation continues to grow. Older ad u lts provide a strong base for commu n ity voluntee rs, community co nti nuity, and com mu n ity engageme nt. The challenges i ncl ude the long span of years t hat one is a n older adult: 20 to 30+ years. This requ i res much thought and planning w hen it comes to p rovid i ng serv ices an d pr ograms for t his age group. The needs of older adults in Temple City can range from m i n imal (inform at io n & referra l ser vi ces, or fitness prog ra ms) to co m p l ex (case manage ment, health care , etc.). Temple City currently provides services to older adul ts, t hroug h progra ms and activiti es at the Live Oak Pa rk Commun ity Ce nter, as well as through programs offered by local co m mu n ity agencies. Th e City collaborates w it h comm u ni t y age ncies as we l l as the Los Angeles Co u nty Area Agency on Aging to promot e and coordinate se rv ices and p rograms. Beginni ng in 2016, t he City of Temple City bega n a process t o develop a hol i st ic approach to p l an n i ng f or prov i di ng services to older adults. The concept was to develop a "Senior Master Plan" t hat would review exist ing services, better understand t he needs of older ad u lts, l ook for ga ps in services, and ma ke recommendations f or enhancing c u rren t services or adding additiona l prog ram s. In ear ly 2 0 17, the City Cou nc il approved mov i ng f orw ar d w ith t h is process by es t abl ishing a Senior Mast er Plan Advisory Commi ttee t o work w it h the Parks & Rec rea t ion Department t o develop a Se ni or Master Plan. The process used to develo p t he Temple City Senior Master Pla n (TCSMP) is d i sc ussed in a follow i ng sec t ion of th i s re port , but was a sign ificant undertaki ng. Th e 14 mem bers of t he TCSM P Adv i sory Com m ittee , a long with su pport staff, worked fo r n ine months to comp let e the Pla n f or presentation to the Parks & Recrea t ion Commissio n and the City Cou nc i l. It is their hope t hat the Sen ior Ma ster Pl an will help prov i de a roadmap to fu rt her improve t he l ives of older adu lts living in Temple Ci ty. The sta rt ing point for d eveloping the Temple City Senior Ma ste r Plan (TCSMP ) inclu d ed the fundam ental discuss ion of what is an older adult or se nior. One can be cons i der ed a senior for some pu r poses (AARP membership fo r example) at ag e 50, or in other ci rcumstances , it might be age 60 or 62 , or 65. Additional ly, the t erm "se n ior" itself is somet imes viewed as an unsatisfact ory way to desc r ibe older adults. Given the ongoing growth of the age 50 and over population, com mun ities have grown mo re sensitive to referri ng to this ag e group, wh ich is reti ri ng ear l ie r , embarki ng on second ca r eers, engaging in voluntee r services, or pu rsuing life dreams. While this document is call ed a Se nior Master Plan , it refers to a large age span of Temple City re si dents who may consider t hemselve s to be older ad ul ts. In its Vision Statement, the TCS MP referen ced this age group as being pe rsons ag e 50 and ol der. The development of the TCSMP has provided the TCSMP Adv iso ry Committee the opportuni ty to step back and loo k at older adult programs, se rv ices, and iss ues in a broade r pe rspec t ive. Th is has hel ped i de ntify stren gths and challenges relating t o what the community might provid e fo r seniors . STRENGTHS: • Templ e City residents are engaged in their community and love Temp le Ci t y. • The City al ready has a good foundation of older adult prog ramming at the Live Oak Park Community Cen t er that in c ludes a lunch mea l , classes, fitness activities, and community pa rtners. • There are community pa rtners who cu rrentl y pr ovide or wh o are willing to provide add itional programs and se rvi ces fo r older adults. • The City of Temple City's Park s & Recreation Department i s we ll positioned to provide leadership in implementing the TCSMP in coll abor ation with other co mmu nity pa rtn ers. CHALLENGES: • Prog rams and serv ices provided fo r older adults at the Live Oak Pa rk Community Center must sha re space with the progra ms and se rv ices for all other age groups using the ce nt er . The r e is no dedicated senior cen t er . • Transportation is a chal lenge f or many seniors who want to t rave l to local destinations for se rvices, appointm ents, or shopping. The options for transportation can be confusing fo r some older adults. • Ensu rin g that the City of Te mple City is an "Age Friendly Commu nity" as development and public works projects are reviewed. • Developing additional collaborative partnerships w ith existing and new comm un ity partners to enhance se rvices and progra ms fo r this age group . • Pro vid i ng sufficien t c ase manageme nt se rvi ces for se niors thro ugh co l l a bo rat ive partnerships. This ne ed wi l l co ntinue to grow as older ad ults live longer. The Vision Stat emen t and Goals included in this Senior Master Plan present a pathway to maki ng Temple City a model com mu nity for older adults . Th is document also inc lud es a se r ies of recomm en ded Action Steps that the TCSMP Advisory Committee hopes that the City and community partners w ill implemen t in the com1ng years to enhance the lives of older adults in Temple City. These Action Steps incl ude a pri or ity rat ing, a timeline for implementation, and w ho shou ld be the lead in ensu r ing implementat ion. Some of th e recommendations can be implemen ted r elatively quickly, whi le others will r equi re mo r e time and effort. The TCSMP al so recommends that an annua l re port ca rd be presented to the Parks & Re creat ion Commission to monitor prog r ess in implementing the TCSMP. Ultimately, how this document is uti lized w ill be a test of the willingness of Temple City t o become a local and n ati onal model for being one of the best communities in Los Angeles County, California, or the nation to live in as an older adult. 03 T emple City indentified the need to develop a strategic plan of action to identify issues impac ting ol der adults in 20 16 and began looking at models utilized by other communities to develop Senior Master Plans. Working with a consultan t in early 2017 , t he City developed a community process to create the Temple City Senior Master Plan. Thi s process included the following steps: 1. Selecting a Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee: The City undertook a process to recruit and select community members to serve as a formal city committee to study older adult issues and identify recommen dations for Act ion Steps to enhance programs and services for se n io r s. This selection process was co nducted March through May of 2017. The fourteen (14) members appo i nted to the Advisory Committee were selected to repre sent a cross-section of older adu Its, program participants, community members, and representat ives from older adult service providers. 2. SMP Advisory Committee Meetings: The SMP Advisory Committee began working in June 2017, meeting monthly to conduct educa tional or study sessions on issues impacting older adults. Each meet ing focused on a specific topic: Demographics, Public Safety, Transportation , Current Progra ms & Services, Health & Well -Being, and Community Life. A panel of prese nters representing resources or knowledgeable individuals concerning each issue made presentations and responded to questions fro m the Committee. T he SMP Advi so ry Co m mittee meetings were conduct ed as formal City meetings, with public participation and public comment. 3 . Use of Task Groups to Accomplish Specific Work Items : The SMP Advisory Committee uti l ized working task groups to complete specific tasks. Task groups developed the TCSMP Vision Statement and a set of TCSMP Goals. Anoth er tas k group conducted a community outreach effort to gain information about senior issues from residents utilizing a survey form and another task group worked to identify existing senior service providers. The reports of the Community Outreach and the Stakeholder task groups are included in sections 7 & 8 of this Senior Master Plan. 4 . Information Received by the Advisory Committee: During the process, members of the Advisory Committee r eceived significant written materials from the educational presentations. These materials and reports were uti lized by Committee members to help fo rmulate their priorities for deve l oping recommended Action Steps. 5 . Advisory Committee Half-Day Work Shop : The Advisory Committee conducted a half-day facilitated workshop on Saturday, November 4, 2017 to develop and prioritize t he recommendations for Action Steps in t he Temple City Senior Master Pl an. It then charged the SMP consultant to develop a draft SMP for its review. 6 . Advisory Committee Reviews and Adopts the Senior Master Plan : In December 2017, the Advisory Committee members received a dra ft SMP document for their review and comment. In January 2018, t he Advisory Committee met to discuss the dra ft and t o adopt it so it could be forwarded to the Park s & Re creation Commission and the City Council. 7 . The Senior Master Plan Presented to Commission and City Council. The final Templ e City Master Plan was presented to both the Parks & Recreation Commission and the City Council. 8 . The Senior Master Plan is Shared with the Community: The Senior Master Plan is shared with the Temple City community and community service providers via the city webs1te and available hard copies. The goal of the document is that it will become a planning guide to enhance services and a tool for t he City and service providers to develop additional programs for older adults. The work eff ort t o devel op a Te mpl e City Senior Master Plan took more tha n a year to complete. The Senior Master Pl an Advisory Co m mittee spent nine mon t hs completing its work. The City of Temp le City is indebt ed to the members of the Advisory Comm ittee f or t he i r time an d commitment to t his important process. THE MEMBERS OF THE TEMPLE C ITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN COMMITTEE ARE AS FOLLOWS : • Don n a Geo rgina, Chairperson • M ichael Wintercorn, Vice Chairperson • Aubrey Chan • Mar ie Chen • Carol Da ugh t ery • Kohei Ishida • Dennis Leung • Lucy Liou • Sharon Morris • Pamela Polagi • El izabeth Powe l l • Joa n ne Rosso • Ann Sei t z • Gav in Ward One of the f1rst efforts that the TCSMP Adv1sory Committee undertook was to develop a V1s1on Statement and a set of goals f or th e Senior Master Plan . A sub-committee of the full com mittee met and drafted the statement and goals 1n June 2017, and presented it to the full commi ttee, wh1ch reviewed and then adopted 1t. Both the V1sion Statement and the set of goals create a fram ework to achieve the recommendat ions of the Temple City Senior Master Pl an. Vision Statement for the Temple City Senior Master Plan: To provide resources to mature adult community members (50 years and older) to sustain an active quality of life. Goals for the Temple City Senior Master Plan: l.To deve lop partnerships with community resou rces including public, non-profit, and private agencies. 2. To encourage outreach by developing strategies to remove cultural and language barriers. 3. To promote life-long educat ion for mature ad u lts through collaboration with resources such as loca l colleges and high schools, other intergenerational opportunities, private vocat ional/technical colleges, adult continuing education programs , you t h groups and organizations, and pub lic/private schools. 4. To enhance the physica l health, m ental heal t h, and well-be i ng of mature adu lt s t hro ugh services, eve nts, and co ll aborations w ith hea lth care providers, and by developing programs to promote an active fitness- focused lifestyle. 5 . To promote effective local and regional transportation services among public and private providers that improves access to services and the quality of life for ma t ure adults. 6. To increase access to technology by mature ad u lts and to assist them to prepare for future technological changes. 7 . To support a full-service, mature adult center that provides a comprehensive range of services, including, but not limited to, the following: • Technology Center with education programs on how to use technol ogy tools • Surv ivor skills (loss of spo use, etc .) • Spiritual needs (emotiona l well-being) • Public information on programs and services • Crisis intervention (case management) • Fitness & Wellness Center that promotes an active I ifestyle • Employment and volunteer opportunities • Health and medical information and services • Community education programs to prevent iden t ity theft, protection from scams, managing mo ney, disaster prepared ness, etc. • Information on how to access local transportatio n services • Life-long learning classes (continuing education) • Information and referral services regardi ng Social Se curity, Medicare, access to legal services, veterans' services, etc. • Ma in tenan ce of a list of qualified and bonded con tractors to complete work in their homes at a reasonable cost 8. To advocate and ensure comp l i ance with Americans with Disabi I ities Act (ADA) city-wide. 08 I n reviewing demographic data and demographic trends for Temple City, seve ral sources were utilized: the 2010 U.S. Census , the 2 0 15 U.S. Census American Community Survey (whi c h p rovides estimat ed upd ates to census information), Temple City Co m munity Enhancement Departmen t information, the Temple City Parks and Open Space Ma ster Plan, and information from Los Angeles Coun ty. POPULATION Temple City's population and the percentage of older adults w ithin its tota l pop ul ati on continue to in crease. Th e 2 01 5 U.S. Ce nsus po pu lati on es t imate f or Tem ple City wa s 36,079 , up from 35,558 in the 2010 Census. Estimat es ca ll for Temple City's populat io n to reach 38,296 by 2027. While Temple City is almost com p letely built out, in-fill development and housing stock upgrades wil l lead to continued popu l ation growth. Temp le City has a significantl y higher percentage of older adults compared to Los Angel es County and Cal ifornia as a whole. Temple City's media n (50% above/50% below) age is 4 2 .9 years which is sign ificantly higher than t he media n age for Los Ange les Co unty as a whole (35.6 years), and the State of Ca l ifor nia (35.8 ye ars). Temple City's age 60+ population percentage is 22%, compared to Los Angeles County at 16.9% and the State of California at 17.8%. Census projections show that Temple City will con t inue to undergo this aging trend. According to the recent Temple City Parks and Open Space Master Plan, the po p ulation 55+ in the City will reach 38% of the total popu lation by 2027. Thi s will be among the highest pe rce ntages for cities in Ca l ifornia and h as sign ificant plan ning and serv i ce de livery i mplications . ETHNICITY OF POPULATION Like most of Los Angeles County, Temp l e City is increas i ng ly et hn ical ly d ive rse : • Asian: 56 .9% • White: 20.4% • Hispanic : 19 .9% • African-American: .05% • Other: 2 .84% Popu l ation projections indicat e th at the Asian percen tage of the t ot al populat i on will cont i nue t o increase ove r the next 10 years . Providi ng program s an d services t o meet the needs and cultural traditions of a diverse older ad u lt popula t io n will be critical for t he City of Temple City and service providers. HOUSEHOLD INCOME The media n household inco me for Temple City is $64,372 . This compares to $56,196 for Los Angeles Cou nty and $61,818 for th e State of California. Th is wou l d ind icate that Temple Ci ty household incomes are on the higher side among cities in Los Angeles Co u nty and the st ate. However, t he mean (average for populat ion group) re t irement income in Temple City presen t s a different story. The Temple Ci ty mean retirement income is $26,405, compared to $28,068 for Los Angeles County and $29,405 for the State of California. T his would imply that retired res idents of Temple Ci t y are living on l ess income than other retirees in Los Angeles County or the State. Acco rd i ng t o the U.S. Census, 9.1% of th e 65+ popu lation i n Tem p l e City are living be low the Fede ral Poverty Leve l , w h ich is $24,600 for a family of four and $12,060 tor a si ng le person. Ensuring that l ow-income ol de r adu lts have access to quality programs and services shou l d be a pri or ity of service providers, incl uding t h e City. HEALTH & HOUSING Additional demographic data t hat i mpacts older adults and shou ld influ ence future program and se rvi ces planning fall within the health and housing areas. Th e percentage of Temple City res i dents without heal t h insurance co verage is 13.7%. It is likely that the majo rity of seniors 65+ do have access to health insurance if they q ualify for Medi ca re. The med ia n house value in Temple City was $6 12,600 in 2015, a figure that has most likely in creased given the housing price increase underway in Sou t hern Cali forni a. The median monthly mo rtgage in Temple City was $2,287 in 2015 and th e med ian month ly rent was $1 ,266 . Both of these figures have likely increased significantly over the past two years, particu larly renta l costs. These have an impact on the ab i lity of some seniors to remain in their homes as their retirement i ncome remain s flat and renta l cost s con t inue to increase. It also impacts why seniors rema i n in the homes t h at they own, rather t han move to ol der adu lt housing. In some cases, seniors have homes that t hey own , but ca nnot afford to maintain due to income l imitations. The Ce nsus reports that 74.4% of Temple City res i dents have lived in th eir homes for 10 or more years. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Among the se n ior 65+ popu l ation, 75% have at l east a high schoo l dip loma and 26% have a Bachelor's degree or higher. For the com munity as whole, ages 25 and over, al most 65% have some leve l of college education , a Ba c he lor's degree, or a graduate degree. Given t he high degree of ed ucationa l atta i nm ent in Temp le City, t her e are opportu n ities to deve lop progr ams that support l ife- long l earning opportunities , an d we ll as strong volunteer programs f ocused on older adu lts work ing in the schoo l district and community partner agencies. IMPLICATIONS OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC DATA Temp le Ci t y will continu e t o see its older ad ult popu la tio n grow and beco me an even larger percentage of its total populat ion. Th is will challenge the community to provide additional programs and services to support this growth. Additionally, th e se n iors will con t inue to l ive longer. A recent Los Angeles County report notes that the life expectancy in the County is co nti nu i ng to increase, and it notes that Temple City is in one of the top bands of longevity. Provid ing for socia l izati on programs, fitness programs , qua lity access t o hea lth care, easily access ibl e trans portation, addressin g the needs of low-income seniors, and providing adequate faci l ities for older adult programs will be cr itical areas for the community to address. ----------~~~~~~~~~~- A t its November 4, 2017 workshop, the Tem pl e City Senior Master Plan Advisory Co m mittee developed a series of recommended Ac t ion Steps t o guide t he City and community i n building an older adu lt friendly commun ity. Advisory Committee members uti l ized all of the i nf ormation that they received during the TCSMP process, including their educational study sessions, community input from their c ommunity outrea c h efforts, pub l ic comments during their regu l ar meetings, suggestions from the stakeholder i nterviews , and their personal exper iences in making these recommendat ions. Overview to the Action Steps The following are important elements that provide the basis for many of the 24 Action Step recommendations made by the Advisory Committee : • Te mp le City's percentage of older adu lts in its population is s ignificantly higher than that of most cities in Los Angeles Coun t y and the State of Cali f ornia. This trend will continue over the next decade and beyond. The City and community should prioritize being an age friendly community, using City planning processes, and senior programs to ensure that older adults have adequate access to services through transportation, programs/activities, and informat ion. T he Ci t y's Community Deve lopment Department staff has an i m portant role t o play in planning, housing, and accessibility iss ues , and has already i de nt ified key iss ues related to olde r adu lts. The Ci ty's Parks and Recreation Department will have a s ign ifican t r ole in enhancing senior programs to meet the socialization , recreation, fitness, and informatio n needs of Temple City's older adults. • Temple City will con t in ue to have a high ly diverse population. This will challenge the City and service providers to be c u ltu ral ly sensitive and to provide ade q uate services t o re ac h all segments of t he community. • Ensuring that all older adults have good access t o serv ices and programs, regardless of their i ncome leve ls, will be very important. The goal sh o uld be to prevent any economic divide between those who are well off and those seniors who live on very limi t ed incomes and to ensure adequate access t o transportation services. 11 • Prevent i ng socia l isolatio n among older ad u lts , particularly those 65+, should be a priority for bo t h the City and service providers. Multiple studies sh ow that social i solation signifi cantly i ncreases the potential for health problems and early death for sen iors , particularly for men. • Adult programs and services w i ll need a crea t ive approach. Baby Boomers will continue to grow in numbers and they do not see themselves as "seniors." They wan t an active lifestyle and this will requi re t hat Temple City think "out of t he box" for older adult programming and services. • At the same time, the number of older and frailer seniors will c ontinue to increase, which will require more comprehensive services and programs such as case management, dementia care, and home health care. Partnerships with community service providers will be ve ry important to address these needs. • The City shou ld be the l ead in looking for and preven t ing fragme ntation of services for older adults, and should ac tively seek new and expanded partnerships with se rvi c e provi de rs i n the greater Templ e Ci ty geograph ic -------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- " T h r e e k e y i s s u e s w e r e i d e n t i f i e d d u r i n g t h e T e m p l e C i t y S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n u n d e r t a k i n g : 1 ) a d e q u a t e C i t y f a c i l i t i e s f o r o l d e r a d u l t p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s ( t h e l a c k o f a f u l l - s e r v i c e s e n i o r c e n t e r ) ; 2 ) f r a g m e n t e d t r a n s p o r t a t i o n f o r o l d e r a d u l t s ; a n d 3 ) t h e n e e d f o r a s t a n d i n g a d v i s o r y c o m m i t t e e f o c u s e d o n o l d e r a d u l t i s s u e s . T h e A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e h a s m a d e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s t o a d d r e s s t h e s e t h r e e i s s u e s . " T h e T C S M P A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e e n c o u r a g e s t h e C i t y a n d c o m m u n i t y t o s t r i v e t o m a k e T e m p l e C i t y o n e o f t h e n a t i o n ' s m o s t a g e f r i e n d l y c o m m u n i t i e s b y a c t i v e l y p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n L o s A n g e l e s C o u n t y , S t a t e o f C a l i f o r n i a , o r n a t i o n a l i n i t i a t i v e s f o c u s e d o n s u c c e s s f u l a g i n g . E x a m p l e s o f t h e s e i n i t i a t i v e s i n c l u d e t h e P u r p o s e f u l A g i n g P r o g r a m i n L o s A n g e l e s C o u n t y , t h e C a l i f o r n i a P a r k s & R e c r e a t i o n S o c i e t y o l d e r a d u l t i n i t i a t i v e s , a n d t h e A A R P N e t w o r k o f A g e - F r i e n d l y C o m m u n i t i e s . S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n I m p l e m e n t a t i o n S t r a t e g y T h e T C S M P A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e b e l i e v e s t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g s t r a t e g i e s a r e c r i t i c a l i n e n s u r i n g t h a t e n h a n c e d s e r v i c e s a n d p r o g r a m s c a n b e i m p l e m e n t e d a n d m a i n t a i n e d : " S u s t a i n a b i l i t y : E n s u r e t h a t n e w o r e n h a n c e d s e r v i c e s , p r o g r a m s , a n d f a c i l i t i e s c a n b e s u s t a i n e d o v e r t h e d u r a t i o n o f t h e i r n e e d . " C o l l a b o r a t i o n s / P a r t n e r s h i p s : T h e S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n e n c o u r a g e s t h e C i t y a n d s e r v i c e p r o v i d e r s t o s e e k n e w o r e x p a n d e d c o l l a b o r a t i o n s t o e n h a n c e e x i s t i n g p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s , a n d t o d e v e l o p n e w o n e s . " A c c e s s i b i l i t y : T h e S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n e n c o u r a g e s t h a t e x i s t i n g p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s a n d n e w p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s b e s u p p o r t e d t h r o u g h h i g h l e v e l s o f c o m m u n i c a t i o n w i t h r e s i d e n t s , e n s u r i n g t h a t l o w - i n c o m e r e s i d e n t s h a v e a c c e s s , a n d t h a t t h e r e i s a d e q u a t e a c c e s s ( t r a n s p o r t a t i o n ) t o p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s . " T r a i n i n g / S k i l l D e v e l o p m e n t : E n s u r e t h a t C i t y s t a f f a n d v o l u n t e e r s h a v e t h e r e s o u r c e s a n d t r a i n i n g t h a t t h e y n e e d t o i m p l e m e n t t h e p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s t h e y p r o v i d e f o r o l d e r a d u l t s . I m p l e m e n t a t i o n S t r a t e g y f o r t h e T e m p l e C i t y S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n T h e T C S M P A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e h a s u s e d t h e t e r m " A c t i o n S t e p " t o r e f e r t o i t s r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s t o e n s u r e t h a t t h e S M P b e c o m e s a r o a d m a p t o a c t i v e l y i m p l e m e n t i t s V i s i o n , G o a l s , a n d r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s . T h e A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e h o p e s t h a t t h i s d o c u m e n t w i l l g u i d e p r o g r a m p l a n n i n g , b u d g e t d e v e l o p m e n t , c o l l a b o r a t i o n c r e a t i o n a n d o t h e r m e a n s o f p r o a c t i v e l y e n h a n c i n g o l d e r a d u l t s e r v i c e s . T h e T C S M P s h o u l d n o t b e a " s h e l f s i t t e r . " T h e C i t y a n d i t s c o m m u n i t y p a r t n e r s s h o u l d j o i n t l y w o r k t o g e t h e r t o a d d r e s s t h e S M P r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s . H o w e v e r , b e c a u s e t h e C i t y o f T e m p l e C i t y i n i t i a t e d t h e S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n , a n d a l r e a d y p r o v i d e s p r o g r a m s a n d s e r v i c e s f o r o l d e r a d u l t s , i t s h o u l d t a k e a l e a d r o l e i n m o v i n g t h e T C S M P f o r w a r d . A d d i t i o n a l l y , t h e C i t y , t h r o u g h i t s P a r k s a n d R e c r e a t i o n C o m m i s s i o n , s h o u l d i m p l e m e n t a n a n n u a l r e p o r t o r r e p o r t c a r d t o t h e C i t y C o u n c i l a n d c o m m u n i t y o n t h e p r o g r e s s o f i m p l e m e n t i n g t h e V i s i o n a n d G o a l s o f t h e S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n . 1 2 -----------------------·------------------ Action Steps , Priority Levels , Timelines, and Benchmarks The following Action Steps are the recommendations of the TCSMP Advisory Committee. Each Action Step includes a prior ity rating, which is immediate, short-term, or long-t erm. The priority rating references a timeline for implementation. Action Steps rated "immediate" should be impl emented within one year from the TCSMP 's presentation to the City Council; short-term shoul d be implemented with 2-3 years of presentation; and long-t erm Action Steps should be i mpl emented within 4 -10 years from prese ntation t o the City Council. Additionally, each Actio n St ep has a Benc h ma rk tha t se rves as a n initi al evaluati on ma rker for TCSMP re port card to the Par ks & Recrea t ion Commission and Cit y Council. ACTION STEPS PRIORITY TIMELINE BENCHMARK 01. The City shoul d explore opportunities , such as grants , fees , et c. to help fund future senior-related facilities, p rogra m s, etc. 02 . The Sen ior Progra m will conduct ongoing community workshops on access to transportation to assist residents in understanding how to ac c ess local transportation options (MTA, Ub er , Lyft , Dia l-A-Ride , etc.). 03 . Th e Senior Program should identify a com mun ity partner(s) that can provide ongoing case management services for older adu lts at the Community Center. 04. The City should es tabl i sh a new sta nding co mmittee, the Committee on Ag ing, u nder the Park s & Recreation Commission to advise the Commission and City Council on older adult i ssues and concern s. Th e City can i dentify models from other comm unities f or older adult adv iso ry groups . Immediate Immed iate Imm ediate Immedi ate 13 Within 1 year Within 1 year With in 1 year With in 1 year Funding sources identified and recommendations presented to City Manager Wo rkshops implemented, survey conducted to determ i ne their effectiveness in increasing awareness of t ransportat ion opt io ns among older ad ults Agency is identifi ed, scope of program is developed , contract with City i s implemente d, and program serv i ces initiated The Committee is established and begins its work ACTION STEPS PRIORITY TIMELINE BENCHMARK 05 . The Senior Program sho uld pro vi d e ex pand ed opportunities fo r older adults to volunteer. Thi s should inc lude volunteering within the se nior program activities, as well as with c ommunity partners . 06 . Th e City shou l d ado pt and part icipate ac t ive ly in AARP 's Age -Fri e ndly Community Progra m . 07 . The Senior Program s hould i mplement additional socia lizatio n ac tivities (dance s, movie outings , frien dly visitor program, et c .) to red uce iso lation amo ng se niors. 08 . Th e Senior Progra m and the City should enhance its promot i on of the lun c h meal program , th e Meals on Wheel s program, and develop additional meal events (breakfast s , early dinners) to promote soc ialization and hea lth . Community partner s might be identified to u n d erw rite these additional meal s. 09 . The City sho ul d identify a community partner (service club, etc .) that ca n implemen t an emerge ncy contact/medication information program for se niors. Im me diate Immed iate Imme d iat e Immediat e Short-t erm Within 1 year Within 1 year Within 1 y ea r Within 1 year 2 to 3 yea r s New volunteer oppo rtu nities are identified and implemented Th e City makes a com mi tment to AARP to part icipate and receives a certificate of participation New soc ializat i on activities are imple mente d Addition al prom otion of lun ch program and Meals on Wheels is implemented and new meal programs are established Commun ity partner is identified and program is implemented ACTION STEPS PRIORITY TIMELINE BENCHMARK 10. The Senior Program shou ld identify and partner with a loca l educationa l institution(s) to create a life-long learning program for older adults in Temple City. 11 . The Senior Program shou l d work with the Temp l e City Unified School District and other community partners to create an intergenerational program (s) that br i ngs ol der adults and youth together. 12. The City and Senior Program s shou l d exp l ore developing a focused commun ication s strategy for older adults. Th is m ight include a specia l se nior program news letter or emai l blast. 13. The City and Senior Program shou ld exp lore part ne ring with adjacent cities to provide "open access" among neighboring cities for older adult programs offered by their senior centers. 14. The City should explore obtain i ng an ol der adu lt database so that it can provide direct informat ion regardin g programs , services , a lerts , etc . Sh ort-term 2 to 3 years Short-term 2 to 3 yea rs Short-term 2 to 3 years Short-term 2 to 3 years Short-term 2 to 3 years 15 Educationa l institut io n i s i dentified and program is implemented lntergenerational program i s implemented Commun ication strategy to reach older adults is reviewed and new methods are initiated Partnerships are identified and i mplemented Space is identified an d uti l ized ACTION STEPS PRIORITY TIMELINE BENCHMARK 15. The Senior Program should work with the Temple City Sheriff's station, t he Los Angeles County Fire Department , and City of Temp le City Public Safety Division to create and implement an ongoing series of public safety educational programs. 16. The City and the Senior Program should explore ways to provide subsidies for, and educate seniors on, obtaining safety a lert system s (for fal ls or health issues). This cou l d incl ude collaborating with a community partner(s). 17. The Senior Program, partnering with comm unity reso u rce s, should identify and implement additiona l fitnes s and exerci se programs for older adults . This should include fitne ss and exercise classes, workshops , etc. 18. Work with l ocal churches, service organizatio ns, etc. to identify additiona l meeting and activity space for sen i or programs and senior re lated support groups (gr ief counse l ing, down-sizing workshops , AA RP safe driving courses , etc.). Short-term Short-term Short-term Short-term 2 to 3 years 2 to 3 year s 2 to 3 years 2 to 3 years 16 Additional pub l ic safety programs aimed at older adults are implemented on a regular basis Agency i s identified, scope of program is developed , contract with City is imp lemented , and program services initiated New volunteer opportunities are identified and implemented Space is identified and utilized ACTION STEPS PRIORITY TIMELINE BENCHMARK 19. Th e City sho uld co ntinue to work with developers and homeowners t o 4 to 10 years Additional old er adult encourage the construc tion Long-t erm housing units are of additiona l ol der adult constructe d housing un its in Temple City. 20. Th e City shou ld exp lore expa ndi ng the exist ing community cen t er , or building a free-standing se nior cen t er t o se rve the Fund ing for new in c reasing o ld er ad ult Lon g-t erm 4 to 10 yea r s facilities is i dentified population. Th e fa c ility and construction i s shou ld operate as the s ite completed. for e nh anced pro gramming and se rvices, and as a reso urce and ed uca tio nal ce nter f or se niors. 21 . The City sho uld co ll aborate with lo cal tra nsportation age nc ies to improve publi c Improvements to trans portation options for t ra ns portation options Temple City residents, Lon g-t erm 4 to 10 years fo r Temple City residents including exp loring are ide ntified and providing van serv i ce t o and impleme nted from senior programs at th e community cen t er. 22. Th e City sho u ld in st al l traffic signa l audio alerts at key intersections to assist se nior s and di sabl ed Co ntinu e eva luation persons i n cross ing streets . Lon g-t erm 4 to 10 years proc ess and when v iab le Al so, the Ci ty should insert audio devices exa m ine the t ime-a llotted to c ro ss a st ree t at all ex i sti ng c ro ss-walks to ens ure it's adeq uate. 1 ACTION STEPS PRIORITY TIMELINE BENCHMARK 23. The City should complete its sidewalk system to eliminate "sidewalks to nowhere " (per the recently adopted trees and s id ewa lks po l icy) in order to assist older adu lts in getting around the commu nity and exercising . 24. The Senior Program should build on its existing community agency partn ersh i ps to in clude add itional socia l se rvices for ol der adults (case manage ment, home visits , counse l ing, etc.). Long-term Long -term 1 4 to 10 years 4 to 10 years Ar eas without sidewal ks are identified and a plan to install sidewalks is implemented Agencie s are identified and addi tion al social services are provided through the Senior Program using community agencies A s A PART oF ITS PROCEss To DEVELOP THE TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN, THE TCSMP ADVISORY COMMITIEE REACHED OUT TO THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE TO RECEIVE RECOMMENDATIONS, IDEAS, CONCERNS AND SUGGESTIONS. THE ADV ISORY COMMITIEE ESTABLISHED A COMMUNITY OUTREACH TASK GROUP TO FOCUS ON THIS EFFORT, AND WORKED WITH STAFF WITHIN THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT AND AT CITY HALL TO MAXIMIZE RESIDENT/PARTICIPANT INPUT. THE ADVISORY COMMITIEE UTILIZED A THREE QUESTION SURVEY TO OBTAIN FEEDBACK. THE SURVEY WAS PROVIDED IN BOTH ENGLISH AND CHINESE AND WAS POSTED ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS. IT WAS ALSO SENT VIA E-M AIL TO ALL TEMPLE CITY EMPLOYEES AND ELECTED OFFICIALS AND HARD COPIES OF THE SURVEY WERE PROVIDED TO RESIDENTS AT SEVERAL CONCERTS IN THE PARK , CITY HALL, TEMPLE CITY LIBRARY, AND AT LIVE OAK PARK COMMUNITY CENTER AND ANNEX. THE ADVISORY COMMITIEE RECEIVED 145 RESPONSES DURING A SEVEN-WEEK PERIOD OVER THE SUM MER. INCLUDED IN THIS SECTION IS TH E CITY'S MEMORANDUM TO THE TCSMP ADVISORY COMMITIEE SUMMARIZING THE SURVEY RESPONSES TO THE SURVEY. THE ADVISORY COMMITIEE USED THE SURVEY RESPONSES AS PART OF THEIR CONSIDERATION IN DEVELOPING THE RECOMMENDED ACTIONS STEPS FOR THE SENIOR MASTER PLAN. 19 PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE : September 7, 2017 TO: Tem ple City Senior Maste r P lan Advisory Committee (SMPAC) FROM : SMPAC's Commun ity Inp ut Sub-Committee By : Steve Lawson , Parks & Recreat ion Manager SUBJECT: COMMUNITY SURVEY RESULTS RECOMMENDATION: The Temple City Sen ior Master Plan Advisory Committee (SMPAC) is requested to receive and file the community survey results for the Temp le City Senior Master Plan (SMP), as provided by the SMPAC 's Community Input Sub-Committee . BACKGROUND : 1. On June 1, 20 17, the SMPAC conducted its first meeti ng . Among other things , the following four su b-committees were formed to assist with the development of the SMP: 1) Vis ion Statement & Goa ls; 2) Community Inp ut; 3) Stakeholde r Input; and 4 ) Existing Service Provider Summary. 2. Each sub-committee is comp rised of at least three SMPAC members . The SMPAC's Co mm unity Input Su b-Committee consists of: 1) Joanne Rosso (Convener); 2) Marie Chen ; 3) Kohei Ish ida ; 4 ) Denn is Leung ; 5) Elizabeth Powell ; and 6) Michael Wintercorn . ANALYSIS: Th e process of developing a compre h ensive SMP includes surveying the community rega rding the needs of senior citizens with in Temp le Ci t y. As such , t he SMPAC recently established a sub-committee to create a survey and identify/implement outreach strategies to ensure as many T emp le City community members comp lete the survey as possible . 21 Th e survey, which consisted of three qu estions (Attachment A ), was advert ised on the City's website and social media accounts (Facebook, Twitte r , lnstagram and Weibo); sent via e-mail to all Temple C ity employees and elected offi cials ; and hard copies were distributed at numerous Concerts in th e Park events as well as place d at City Hall, Templ e City Libr ary, and Li ve Oak Park Community Center/Annex Bui ldi ng s . During the period of time from June 26 -August 15, 2017, a tota l of 145 surveys were completed. The foll owing are the survey resu lts (answers are in no particular order): 1. What are the most important issues th at you think older adults (age 50 years and older) in Temple City face ? • Senior programs/Senior ce nter (no kid s)/More trips/Weekend activities (36) • Transportation/Better D ial-A-Ride/Bus services (34) • Be healthy/E xercise more/Maintain he alth/Health programs (32) • Isolation/Lo nely/Socia lization/More soci al acti vities/Co mpanio nship (28) • Senior a partme nts/Affordable h ou sing/Programs to help sen iors find housing (12) • Safety/Crime/Theft/Scams (11 ) • Finances/Financial planning/Ou t living money (9) • Healthcare/Medicare/lnsurance/Healthcare info (8) • A ssistance/Housekeeping/Home mainte nan ce/G rocery shopp ing/In-home support se rvi ces (4) • H ome visi tati ons for live-alone seniors/Home check (7) • Sense of community/Ou tre ach/Accessibility to offered prog ram s and se rvi ces/Knowing what is being offered/Staying conn ected to commun ity (6) • Wider, more restaurant va ri ety/Amer ica n re sta urant/Coffee shop (5) • Walking in t he community/Lack of sidewalks and lights/Crossing stre ets/Traffi c (5) • Assistance/Housekeeping/Home maintenance/Grocery shopping/In-home support services (4 ) • Meals on Wheels/Meal delivery (4) • Educat ional courses/Computer k nowledge (4 ) • Translation se rvi ces (4 ) • C ri sis/Emergency support (2) • Code enforce ment on pa rk ing , trash, vegetation , etc. • Lack of bike lanes in the city fo r transportation. • Suggestions to he lp with memory/dement ia worried about safety in the home and at businesses. • Too much overcrowding , ove r bui lding everywher e , I don 't like it at all . T C is no longer my city. • Share the talent a nd idea to oth ers. • Qual ity a nd trustworth y ca re givers to be abl e to sta y in own home. Also assistance with ramps allowed at apartment rentals. • Multiracial a ctivitie s (Caucasian, Mexica n , Asian ) • Politi cs . • Disable . 22 " W a l k e r s h o u l d w a l k o n e w a y o n t h e w a l k i n g p a t h . " T h e r e s t r o o m o n t h e e a s t s i d e o f t h e p a r k s h o u l d b e o p e n e d i n t h e m o r n i n g . " P l a n t m o r e t r e e s . " H e l p i n g A u t i s t i c / D e v e l o p m e n t a l l y d i s a b l e d o v e r t h e a g e o f 5 0 b e i n t e g r a t e d i n t o t h e s e n i o r p o p u l a t i o n . M y s o n h a s l i v e d i n T C n o w f o r 1 1 y e a r s . . . h e i s g o i n g t o b e l i v i n g i n T C t h e r e s t o f h i s l i f e . I w o u l d h o p e t h e r e w o u l d b e a p a i d a d v o c a t e t o h e l p d i s a b l e d s e n i o r s u s e a l l t h e f a c i l i t i e s t h a t T C a f f o r d s . " I l i k e t o s p e n d t i m e w i t h m y g r a n d c h i l d r e n ( m o r e t i m e ) . " E m o t i o n a l a n d s p i r i t u a l n e e d s . " V o l u n t e e r o p p o r t u n i t i e s . " M i n d e n h a n c e m e n t a c t i v i t i e s . " S u r v i v o r h e l p a n d s u p p o r t . " R e m a i n i n g i n d e p e n d e n t . " C a r e e r c h a n g e . " I t h i n k t h e y s h o u l d h a v e a n a r e a f o r t h e m . I w i t n e s s e d a c o u p l e b e i n g u p s e t w i t h a s e n i o r c o u p l e b e c a u s e t h e y m o v e d t h e i r c h a i r s . " M o r e b i g n a m e s h o p p i n g ( l o w e s , F r y ' s ) . " S t o p t a k i n g a w a y p o s s i b l e s h o p p i n g a r e a s a n d c o n v e r t i n g i t t o h o u s i n g . O u r s c h o o l s c a n o n l y h a n d l e s o m a n y K i d s a n d w e a r e a d d i n g t o o m a n y c o n d o s a n d / o r a p a r t m e n t s . " G e t r i d o f m a k i n g p e o p l e n o t p a r k o n o n e s i d e o f t h e s t r e e t o n s t r e e t s w e e p i n g d a y s a n d g i v i n g t i c k e t s f o r n o t m o v i n g y o u r c a r . W e g o t a l o n g a n d h a d c l e a n s t r e e t f o r 5 0 y e a r s w i t h o u t h a v i n g t o m o v e c a r s f o r s t r e e t s w e e p i n g . T h e y c a n g o a r o u n d t h e c a r s . " I h o p e a l l t h e s e n i o r p r o g r a m s c a n b e p e r s i s t e n t a n d c o n t i n u i n g . I t ' s b e n e f i c i a l . " P r o v i d e m o r e p a r k s f o r s e n i o r s t o u s e . 2 . W h a t s u g g e s t i o n s d o y o u h a v e f o r a d d i t i o n a l p r o g r a m s , s e r v i c e s , o r a c t i v i t i e s t h a t m i g h t b e n e f i t o l d e r a d u l t s i n T e m p l e C i t y ? " M o r e s e n i o r c l a s s e s ( 3 7 ) " M e a l s o n w h e e l s / b e t t e r l u n c h p r o g r a m / f o o d p a n t r y / f o o d , g a r d e n e x c h a n g e ( 1 4 ) " S e n i o r C e n t e r f o r s e n i o r s o n l y ( 1 3 ) " T r a n s p o r t a t i o n / B e t t e r D i a l - A - R i d e / O u t o f a r e a t r a n s p o r t a t i o n ( 1 2 ) " M o r e , n e w t r i p s a n d e x c u r s i o n s ( 1 0 ) " M a h j o n g / b i n g o / b o a r d g a m e s / b r a i n g a m e s ( 1 0 ) " M o r e s e n i o r a c t i v i t i e s , p r e s e n t a t i o n s a n d s e r v i c e s ( G e n e r a l ) ( 9 ) " E d u c a t i o n a l / c o m p u t e r / t e c h / f i n a n c e / l e g a l ( 9 ) " D a n c i n g / l i n e d a n c i n g / t a p / b a l l r o o m ( 7 ) " C r a f t s ( 6 ) " P a i n t i n g a n d d i s p l a y g a l l e r y ( 5 ) " C o n c e r t s i n C o m m u n i t y C e n t e r / m u s i c f o r s e n i o r s / y e a r - r o u n d / i n d o o r ( 6 ) " H o u s e k e e p i n g / h a n d y m a n s e r v i c e s ( 5 ) " N i g h t a n d w e e k e n d a c t i v i t i e s ( 4 ) " H e a l t h c a r e i n f o ( 4 ) " M e d i c a i / H e a l t h c a r e c l a s s e s , s e m i n a r s , a n d p r e s e n t a t i o n s ( 4 ) 2 3 " F r e e C P R a n d F i r s t A i d c l a s s e s ( 3 ) " V o l u n t e e r o p p o r t u n i t i e s ( 3 ) " T r a n s l a t i o n s e r v i c e s ( 3 ) " A f f o r d a b l e s e n i o r h o u s i n g ( 3 ) " P a r k f a c i l i t i e s i m p r o v e m e n t / p l a n t t r e e s / c l e a n s h e l t e r s ( 3 ) " P i n g p o n g / p o o l t a b l e / b a d m i n t o n ( 2 ) " M u s i c ( 2 ) " R e a d i n g / w r i t i n g ( 2 ) " I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t r e s o u r c e s a n d h o w t o c o n t a c t . " C i t y r e a c h o u t a n d w o r k w i t h l o c a l c o m m u n i t y g r o u p s s u c h a s c h u r c h e s a n d c u l t u r a l g r o u p s t o r e a c h a n d h e l p t h e e l d e r l y . " V o l u n t e e r s v i s i t e l d e r l y a n d m a k e a p p r o p r i a t e r e f e r r a l s . " A d v e r t i s e e l d e r l y h o t l i n e . " I n t e r a c t i v e c r o s s c u l t u r e / a g e g r o u p s - t o a s s i s t i n c o m m u n i c a t i n g " R e a d i n g g r o u p s - w h e r e s o m e p e o p l e r e a d t o t h e o l d e r p e o p l e . " O f f e r f r e e l u n c h e s d u r i n g a c t i v i t i e s . " H a v e C h i n e s e l a n g u a g e p r o g r a m s , c o n s i d e r i n g l a n g u a g e b a r r i e r " G i f t s h o p . " S o c i a l a c t i v i t i e s . " K a r a o k e . " M o r e r e s t a u r a n t s w i t h d e l i v e r y o p t i o n s . M o r e r e s t a u r a n t s v a r i e t y t o o . " S e n i o r h o u s i n g n e x t t o a s e n i o r c e n t e r w i t h d i n i n g o p p o r t u n i t i e s . " M e m o r y C l a s s e s B a l a n c e C l a s s e s A A R P o f f e r s g r e a t d e m e n t i a a n d A l z h e i m e r c l a s s e s . " M a y b e a c o f f e e o r i c e c r e a m s o c i a l . T h e y l i k e y a r d s a l e s t o o . " S e l f - d e f e n s e c l a s s . " S c a m a l e r t s . " L a w e n f o r c e m e n t v i s i b i l i t y . " D r i v i n g e n r i c h m e n t c l a s s f o r s e n i o r p e r s o n s . " W i n t e r a c t i v i t i e s . " H i s t o r y r e c o r d s f o r T e m p l e C i t y . " S m a r t p h o n e a s s i s t a n c e . " H a v e h i g h s c h o o l s t u d e n t s e a r n s e r v i c e c r e d i t t o t e a c h s e n i o r s o n e o n o n e . " N e e d a m o v i e t h e a t e r c l o s e b y . " T r o l l e y t o C a m e l l i a S q u a r e , C i t y H a l l / L i b r a r y , L i v e o a k C o m m u n i t y C e n t e r , e t c . " I d o n ' t k n o w w h a t p r o g r a m s a l r e a d y e x i s t s o h a r d t o r e c o m m e n d . " D u a l i n c o m e / c o n t i n u o u s e d u c a t i o n / c a r e e r b a c k u p p l a n . " P a i n t m o r e b i k e l a n e s . " A d d i t i o n a l p a r k i n g , m o r e g r e e n s p a c e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e c i t y o r c u r r e n t a r e a s " H o w a b o u t s a m e a s A r c a d i a - p a y a f e e f o r a m b u l a n c e s e r v i c e e a c h y e a r . " W a l k i n g p a t h s h o u l d b e c i r c l e d . " P e r h a p s a n o n g o i n g p r o g r a m t o h e l p t h o s e w i t h a u t i s m / d e v e l o p m e n t a l l y d i s a b l e d u n d e r s t a n d m o r e o f t h e w a y s t h e y c a n h a v e h e l p . " T r a f f i c l i g h t s w i t h s o u n d w h e n c h a n g e s i g n a l s , b e c a u s e s o m e t i m e s s e n i o r s c a n n o t s e e t h e l i g h t v e r y c l e a r . " W e c a n o r g a n i z e a t e a m o f v o l u n t e e r s t o v i s i t s o m e s e n i o r s w h o m a r e n o t a b l e t o 2 4 " F r e e C P R a n d F i r s t A i d c l a s s e s ( 3 ) " V o l u n t e e r o p p o r t u n i t i e s ( 3 ) " T r a n s l a t i o n s e r v i c e s ( 3 ) " A f f o r d a b l e s e n i o r h o u s i n g ( 3 ) " P a r k f a c i l i t i e s i m p r o v e m e n t / p l a n t t r e e s / c l e a n s h e l t e r s ( 3 ) " P i n g p o n g / p o o l t a b l e / b a d m i n t o n ( 2 ) " M u s i c ( 2 ) " R e a d i n g / w r i t i n g ( 2 ) " I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t r e s o u r c e s a n d h o w t o c o n t a c t . " C i t y r e a c h o u t a n d w o r k w i t h l o c a l c o m m u n i t y g r o u p s s u c h a s c h u r c h e s a n d c u l t u r a l g r o u p s t o r e a c h a n d h e l p t h e e l d e r l y . " V o l u n t e e r s v i s i t e l d e r l y a n d m a k e a p p r o p r i a t e r e f e r r a l s . " A d v e r t i s e e l d e r l y h o t l i n e . " I n t e r a c t i v e c r o s s c u l t u r e / a g e g r o u p s - t o a s s i s t i n c o m m u n i c a t i n g " R e a d i n g g r o u p s - w h e r e s o m e p e o p l e r e a d t o t h e o l d e r p e o p l e . " O f f e r f r e e l u n c h e s d u r i n g a c t i v i t i e s . " H a v e C h i n e s e l a n g u a g e p r o g r a m s , c o n s i d e r i n g l a n g u a g e b a r r i e r " G i f t s h o p . " S o c i a l a c t i v i t i e s . " K a r a o k e . " M o r e r e s t a u r a n t s w i t h d e l i v e r y o p t i o n s . M o r e r e s t a u r a n t s v a r i e t y t o o . " S e n i o r h o u s i n g n e x t t o a s e n i o r c e n t e r w i t h d i n i n g o p p o r t u n i t i e s . " M e m o r y C l a s s e s B a l a n c e C l a s s e s A A R P o f f e r s g r e a t d e m e n t i a a n d A l z h e i m e r c l a s s e s . " M a y b e a c o f f e e o r i c e c r e a m s o c i a l . T h e y l i k e y a r d s a l e s t o o . " S e l f - d e f e n s e c l a s s . " S c a m a l e r t s . " L a w e n f o r c e m e n t v i s i b i l i t y . " D r i v i n g e n r i c h m e n t c l a s s f o r s e n i o r p e r s o n s . " W i n t e r a c t i v i t i e s . " H i s t o r y r e c o r d s f o r T e m p l e C i t y . " S m a r t p h o n e a s s i s t a n c e . " H a v e h i g h s c h o o l s t u d e n t s e a r n s e r v i c e c r e d i t t o t e a c h s e n i o r s o n e o n o n e . " N e e d a m o v i e t h e a t e r c l o s e b y . " T r o l l e y t o C a m e l l i a S q u a r e , C i t y H a l l / L i b r a r y , L i v e o a k C o m m u n i t y C e n t e r , e t c . " I d o n ' t k n o w w h a t p r o g r a m s a l r e a d y e x i s t s o h a r d t o r e c o m m e n d . " D u a l i n c o m e / c o n t i n u o u s e d u c a t i o n / c a r e e r b a c k u p p l a n . " P a i n t m o r e b i k e l a n e s . " A d d i t i o n a l p a r k i n g , m o r e g r e e n s p a c e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e c i t y o r c u r r e n t a r e a s " H o w a b o u t s a m e a s A r c a d i a - p a y a f e e f o r a m b u l a n c e s e r v i c e e a c h y e a r . " W a l k i n g p a t h s h o u l d b e c i r c l e d . " P e r h a p s a n o n g o i n g p r o g r a m t o h e l p t h o s e w i t h a u t i s m / d e v e l o p m e n t a l l y d i s a b l e d u n d e r s t a n d m o r e o f t h e w a y s t h e y c a n h a v e h e l p . " T r a f f i c l i g h t s w i t h s o u n d w h e n c h a n g e s i g n a l s , b e c a u s e s o m e t i m e s s e n i o r s c a n n o t s e e t h e l i g h t v e r y c l e a r . " W e c a n o r g a n i z e a t e a m o f v o l u n t e e r s t o v i s i t s o m e s e n i o r s w h o m a r e n o t a b l e t o 2 5 join p rog ra ms, services, or activiti es i n the com mu n ity cente r. • Provide mor e free organized prog ra ms for younger sen iors in the com mu nity. • The pa r ks shou ld have some specia l areas for the dogs and pets . T he animals go everywhere r ight now and that make some troub les for the seniors . • The drainage at some area at Live Oak Park doesn 't work well. • Visit the elderly, help them make a list of the ir medications to be posted on fridge for emergency service . • I like the lu nch at Live Oak Pa r k, but suggest to make more diversity food . Don 't force peop le to take food they don 't like because that's waste of food . • C lasses-Ca regiver respite/classes . Ca r e fo r those they are caring for too • We a re t he folk dance group, we rea ll y appreciate the city offe rs the s helter at the park f or u s to exercise . • App r ecia t e many services such as cooling center. • Extend leng t h walk ing trail. • City Hall pa rk next to library is sma ll therefore it sho ul d be schedule-wise to allow diffe rent grou ps of res idents to h ave a fa ir share of su ch a limite d place . Right now, certai n groups of residents are occupying the whole park at certain time durin g the day. It might need to reserve some spaces for a diversified activity not the same ki nd of activity on the whole park. • I like the sen ior soccer progra m t he best. 3. Do you have any final thoughts or commen ts? • "Connect ion" is a good communication media to r esidents . • The lawn mower dr ives too fast through the group of exerciser. He shou ld inform the people when passing the group . Plant mo re trees at the park. • My son lives in a 65 year old home, which was my parents from '50. I th ink the town is still t he best in the valley. • Please open the restroom at the east s ide of the Live Oak Park. • Keep up t he gr eat music events in the park in the summer. • More g reen spaces please . • Make Te mp le C ity great again . • T ha nk yo u fo r asking for input and fo r working o n a sen ior mast er plan since many of us will be seniors soon! • Debbie who does concerts in the pa r k is retiring . I hope her rep lacement does the same o utstanding job she has with the concerts . We 've been coming f or over 20 years. • Thank yo u fo r expanding the services for seniors • Sen io r s are li ving longer and need to keep busy. • It's import to check in on ou r old er neighbors especia ll y during the heat waves . They don't l ike to turn the ai r on if they live alone because they can 't ju stify the expense I've b een told . • Resi dent s ca n and wi ll do w hat they can to he lp each othe r , b ut see in g patro l ca rs in the res idential side st reet s may pr ovide a det e rr ent fo r c rimina l activity as we ll. Tha nks f or asking and rea din g my concerns . • Implement more senior activi ties . 26 ------------------- • More activities, art class . • Pictures in TC Connect shoul d be more culturally in clusive . (i.e ., picture should be a mix of ethni ci ti es-not just Chinese or Caucasian). • Dial-A Ride imp rovements . • More commu nity group event for elde rly to get toge th er and spend t ime together. • Get conne cte d with the program to be disseminate to concerned citizens with need . • Like to see programs for seniors a nd youngsters together. • Thanks Te mp le City for the 2 years of soccer for be tte r heal th . I am now hea lth ier and stro ng er. Also need free CPR and first aid classes. • I love the socce r for better heal th program! • Senior ce nters. • For lunch program , th e staff at the front desk and th e food department don 't coordinate well. Th ey sa id different ru le so we don't know what to follow. • Have more socia l activities to meet others . • Help us older folks . • I love these concerts . My fiancee introduced me to them . He passed away but I continue com ing . It heals my soul. Th ank you very much . • Senio r connect paper. • Canopies at concerts are too low and customers hit th eir head on the metal sup port (first aid booth ). • There are a lot of speeding ca rs on residential streets w here there are no sidewalks. So man sen iors , slowe r in pace in general, must get out of the way of cars traveling in access of 40 mph of res idential streets . Perhaps large speed bumps on the narrow res idential st ree ts w ill slow these cars down. Pasadena has these large bumps every 50fV1 OO ft or so on their smal ler streets . It w ill not cost a lot to make and will not cost a lot to maintain . • More police patrolling . • Wish the flye rs for the programs ca n be in Chinese and be d istributed at the C ity Park a nd li brary . Th ey would like to have known about 1-day trip an d wou ld like to participate. • Put a Bob 's Big Boy or Fuddruckers on the corner of Las Tunas a nd Rosemead w here Applebee 's was . • I would like an Am erican restaurant. • Does the city hav e a list of elderly and other special needs residents? If not , has the c ity looked into starting su ch a program to ID these populations? • There are no dances, other cities have danci ng . • There should be Chinese versions of document/announcement. • This city does a remarkab le job prov iding services for seniors . Lib rary is imp ressive . • Th e procedure going to senior lunch is too mu ch hass le. • Thank yo u for your vo l un teer work. • Building up a community network like a senior counc il-PTA style group , that can have committees, etc . to provi d e co ntinu ous input at meet ings and s ugg es tio ns on a more fluid mann er might be helpful. This would he lp provi de "buy in " by the sen iors in the co mm un ity and cou ld be broad eno ugh to adjust to different 27 needs/in t erests. • I hope the soccer program can be at night so it's not too hot. • I wish we coul d have free CPR class. • I really app r eciate ou t City Hall 's Senior Master Plan which is to offer more services t o t he seniors . • Adding more faci li ties for seniors to use . • Get mo re peop le to play soccer! • Offer night soccer c lass . • Bui ld indoor swim pool , and basketball court. • Offer mo r e acti vities , and let the seniors use facilities for free . Advocate harmony in comm u n it y. • More one day tr ip . Offer more varieties of lunch mea l-some peop le don't like the food and waste it. • Lighting all day. CONC L USION : T he SMPAC is respectfu lly requested to receive and fi le the commun ity survey resu lts for the SMP , as provided by the SMPAC 's Commun ity Input Sub-Comm ittee . Attachment A : Temp le City Senior Master Plan Community Outrea ch Survey 28 ----------~--------------- m Ill Temple City Senior Master Plan Community Outreach Questions As a part of the Temple City Senior Ma ster Plan i nformation gathering process, the Community Outreach Sub-committee is using this questionnaire to explore the insights, issues , ideas an d con cerns that a va riety of community members have regarding older adult issues in Templ e City. Thank yo u for p roviding you r insight! Personal Information (Optional) Name: E-mai l Addre ss : __________ _ Ph one Number: __ 1. What are the most impo rta nt issues that you think older adults (age 50 years and older) in Templ e City face? 2. What suggestions do you have f or additional prog rams , se rv ices , or activities that might be nefit older ad ul ts in T empl e City? 3. Do yo u have any final tho ughts or comm ents? Pease retum no later than July 31 , 2017 to : Temple City Parks & Recreatoon Department Attn : Steve Lawson, Parks & R ecreation Manager 10 144 Bogue Street T e m ple Crty, CA 91780 29 ~----·--------------- A s A PART oF THE ITS PROCEss To DEVELOP THE TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN, THE TCSMP ADVISORY COMMITTEE REACHED OUT TO KEY COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS TO GA IN THEIR INS IGHT ON ISSUES IMPACTING OLDER ADULTS IN TEMPLE CITY. THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED A TASK GROUP THAT WAS CHARGED WITH IDENTIFYING AND I NTERV I EWING STAKE HOLDERS ONE -ON-ONE. STAKEHOLDERS I NCLUDED REPRESENTATIVES FROM T HE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, SERVICE PROVIDERS , PUBLIC SAFETY, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, EDUCAT ION , TRANSPORTATION , AND THE FAITH COMMUNITY. STAKEHOLDERS WERE CHOSEN BASED ON THEIR INVOLVEMENT WITH OLDER ADULT ISSUES , SENIOR PROGRAM INVOLVEMENT, POLICY MAKING RESPONSIBILITIES, BROAD -BASED UNDERSTANDING OF COMMUNITY ISSUES , AN D INT EREST IN SEN IOR ISSUES . THE ONE-ON-ONE INTE RVI EWS OCCURRED OVER A SEVEN-WEEK PERIOD DURING THE SUMMER OF 2017 . RESPONSES TO THE INTERVIEWS WERE RECORDED BY THE TCSMP ADVISORY COMM ITTEE INTERVIEWER . A STAFF REPORT SUMMARIZING T HE STAKEHOLDER RESPONSES IS I NCLUDED IN THI S SECTION AS PAR T OF A STAFF RE PORT PROVIDED TO THE FULL ADVISORY COMMITTEE. THE TCSMP ADVISORY COMM ITTEE UTILIZED THE STAKEHOLDER RESPONSES AS PART OF THEIR CONSIDERATION IN DEVELOP I NG THE RECOMMENDED ACTION STEPS FOR THE SENIOR MAS T ER PLAN . 31 PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE : Sep tembe r 7, 2017 TO : Temp le City Senior Master Pl an Advisory Co mmittee (SMPAC) FROM : SM PAC 's Stakeholder Inp ut Sub-Committee By: Steve Lawson , Pa r ks & Recreation Manager SUBJECT: STAKEHOLDER SURVEY RESULTS RECOMMENDATION : T he Temp le City Sen ior Master Plan Advisory Committee (SMPAC) is requested to receive and file t he stakeholde r survey r es ul ts for the Tem ple City Sen io r Master Plan (SMP ), as provided by the SMPAC's Stakeholder Input Sub-Committee . BACKGROUND : 4. On Ju ne 1, 201 7, the SMPAC conduct ed its first meeting . Among other thi ngs, the fo ll owing four su b-co mmittees we re for med to assist with the deve lop men t of the SMP : 1) V ision Statement & Goa ls; 2) Community Inp ut; 3) Stake holde r Inp ut; and 4) Existing Service Provider Summ ary. 5. Each sub-co mm ittee is comprise d of at least th ree SMPAC membe rs. The Stakeholder In put Sub-Commi tt ee consist s of: 1) Gavin Ward (Convene r ); 2) Ann Seitz; an d 3 ) Donna Georg ina . ANALYSIS: The pr ocess of developing a co mp re hensive SMP incl u des i nterviewing local stakehol ders r ega rd ing t he needs of se ni or ci t izens in the community. As such, the SMPAC recen tl y estab lished a sub-co mmi tt ee to identi fy loca l stakeholde rs; create survey questions; a nd conduct one-o n-o ne interviews with sai d stakeho lders. T h e fo ll owing 15 sta keholde rs were ide nt if ie d to inte rview: 1. Rick Adams, Specia l Assignment Deputy, Los Ange les County Sher iff s Department 2. Cathy Bu rro ugh s, Parks and Recreat ion Director, City of T emple City 33 3. Miki Carpenter, Exec utive Directo r , San Gabriel Va ll ey YWCA 4 . Peter Choi, Presi d enUCEO , Temple City Chamber o f Commerce 5. Bryan Cook, City Manager , Ci t y o f Tem ple City 6. Cliff Daniels, Sr. Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer , Methodist Hospita l 7. Michelle Gamez, Southland Transit In c. (D ial-a-Ride) 8 . Jerry Jambazian, Business Owner , Wonder Cleaners 9 . Kathy Perini, Superintendent, Temple City Un ified School District 10. Wendy R ivas, Executive Director, Santa Anita Retirement Community 11 . Roman Rodriguez, Re c reat ion Coor dinator, City of Temp le City 12. Jack Shen, Program D irector, T e m ple City Adult Day Ca r e 13. Cynthia Sternqui st, M ayor, Cit y of T e mpl e City 14. Fathe r Mark Strader, Pasto r, St. Lu ke the Evangelist Parish 15. Jim Walden, Pa stor, Temp le City First Baptist Chu rch During the pe r iod of time of June 27 -August 15, 2017 , each stakeholder was i nterviewed and asked the same six questions , which are listed below in italics. The follow ing are the r esults of the interviews conducted (a nswers are in no particular orde r): 1. What are the top three issues th at you think the older adults (ages 50 years and older) in Temp le City face ? C Transportation (1 0) 0 Need engaging activities , socialization activities (6) 0 Rising costs (3) 0 Chr onic physical illnesses (3) 0 Hou si n g (2) 0 Safet y (2) 0 He lp with simple household chores or repai rs (2) 0 N o t e nough programs fo r younger seniors (2) 0 La ngua ge/cultural barriers (2) 0 Navigating hea lth ca re , assisted living , fi na ncia l prob lems (2) 0 Not enough offe rings in co mmunity (2) 0 Isolation (2) 0 Menta l health/a nxiety/dep ression (2) 0 Someone to check on seniors, especially on hot days 0 Access to advocate or ombudsman 0 Access to legal assistance 0 No a ltern ative to adult day care 0 T ransitional ca re education/reso urces 0 Se denta ry lifestyle 0 Access to physi ca l activities 0 Disper sed location of medical faci lit ies o Mobili ty 0 Lack of senior cente r 34 o Don 't kn ow how to use technology o Don 't like to access services offered at night 2. What are the top three issues that families caring for older adults in Temple City fa ce? :::J Financial burden (5) ::' Transportation ( 4) o Access to services and resources (3) 0 Need s upport gro ups (3) o Fin din g people to he lp /c heck on senio r (3) 0 Dealing with fa iling physica l and mental hea lth (2) u Having to limit the freedom of a senior (I.E . take away driver's license) (2) 0 Communication skills , how to speak to a senio r in need (2) o Lack of knowledge of how to be a caregiver (2) 0 Findi ng suitable activ ities (2) 0 Caregiver does not live close (2) o B alancing time (2) 0 Mu lticultural differences (2) 0 Need opportunities to e ngage whole families (2) o Appro pria te housing 0 Finding programming for all age seniors o Transitionalliving 0 Need support from city 0 St ress 0 Seniors can be difficult 0 Respite care o Dispersed location of med ical facilities 0 Lack of socialization op portu nities for seniors 0 Qua lit y of life issues 0 Need for adu lt day care 0 Sen ior citizen children ca r ing for parents LJ Food outreach 0 Help for seniors with t heir bills 3. How well do you th ink com munity service providers, including the City, work together to support older adults, and address issues in providing services to this population group? 0 Don 't kn ow (4) 0 Not well at all (3) 0 Fairly well (3) c Need to do better (2) 0 Parks and Re c is Temple City's greatest asset (2) 35 0 Ave rage, other cities do more 0 Nee d to educate public on services available 0 City staff need more training on available services 0 Language barriers o No drop-in programs to take the place of ad ul t day ca re 0 Parks and Rec could use more money in budget o Need a clearing house/coordinating council for services 0 Wish Asian and Caucas ian population s mixed better 0 Agencies do a good job, but don't work together o Agencies don 't always com mun icate or follo w -up with each other 0 Not enough medical facilit ies/providers within a short range 0 Need more physicians making house ca lls 0 Good amount of resources in the area , but can 't always access 0 Need to establish mo re partnerships 4. In your opinion, what does the City of Temple City do well when it comes to supporting older adults? What can they do better? 0 Small town feel ( 4) 0 Parks and Rec offers so me good prog r ams for seniors (2) 0 Lunch program is wonderful (2) 0 Activities are good (2) 0 Concerts in the Park (2) 0 Com mun ity comes toge th er reall y well when it needs to (2) 0 Dia l-a-R id e (2) o Came llia Festival (2) 0 Vol unteers and city staff perform at a high level (2) c Excursions/ Concerts in the Park are good o Ci t y st aff, city counci l genu inely care 0 Pos itiv es 0 Exe rcise classes 0 Some deputies have worked consistently in Temple City and are well - known 0 Nice homes and neighborhoods 0 Relay for Life o Temple City is a commu nity of all ages 0 Core values still exist C Sought after school district 0 No answer What can they do better? 0 Nee d to address cu ltural d ifferen ces better (2) 0 No la rge open spaces (2) o Change is difficult to implement(2) 36 0 Need to connect/commu ni cate better w/older residents 0 Need a resource referral 0 TC offe rs lim ited progra ms and services 0 Need a broade r networ k for supporting older adu lts " Would be nice to have a senior center n Need an urgent ca re o Do away with fireworks 0 Vets with PTSD need att ention 0 Need to partner with h ospital s and surroundi ng healthcare providers 0 A ll ow Methodist Hospital to provide r eso urces 0 Need to offe r dietary educa tion 0 Need act ivities/resources in places othe r than L ive Oak Park fl Mansion-ization 0 Housing is expensive 5 . What sugges tions do you have for additional programs, services, or activities that might benefit older adults in Temple City? 0 Senior Center (4) 0 More opportun it ies to socia lize (4) 0 Excursions (3) 0 Coord i nation of stakehol ders (3) 0 Sen ior resources guide (physical and on line) (2) 0 Foreign language speakers (2) C Mea ls on Wheels (2) " How to use social media/technology (2) 0 Opport unities to be active (2) 0 Omb ud sman 0 He lp for shut-i ns 0 Invo lve hi gh schoo l clubs for small errands and shopp ing 0 Service clubs purchase and ins ta ll smoke/C02 alarms 0 lntergenerationa l programs 0 Low cost programs 0 Wa lki ng trails/maps 0 Chair exercises 0 Senio r yoga 0 Chair garden ing 0 Trans portation options o Case managementlguides/hotline 0 Support groups o Tax bill t o fund 0 Senior network where peop le pay a membership fee and in r eturn get access t o a network to help one another o He lp with animals 37 0 Educational programs " Nutritional seminars ::J Exercise classes 0 Paid content on website u Book Club o Gardening classes 0 Movie nights 0 Organized board/ca rd games 0 Wine ta sting 0 Li vi ng hi story videos o Talent shows 0 Scam prevent ion o ES L classes 0 B in go 0 Shuttle c LASD used to keep pictures of seniors who wandered r Stron ger relationsh ip with TCUSD 0 Activities for younger seniors 0 Socia l service progra ms 0 Day ca re for seniors 6. Do you have any final thoughts or comments? ::J Senio rs need a rate break from Athens 0 Public ize services that ar e available for qualifying seniors n It is an honor to represent Temple City and I look for greater things to come 0 Need communication within local healthcare systems 0 Partner with city on events 0 Provide education to se niors on how they ca n afford care 0 Concern about homeless issue 0 How do we get younge r seniors to engage in their aging 0 Purposeful Aging Project L, Hea lthy San Gabriel Val ley Initiative 0 Silverado training on Alzhe imer's/dementia (dementia frien dly city) 0 LA Area Advocacy Coalition 0 CDBG -funds meals for e lderly 0 Domestic violence increasing among seniors 0 Scams 0 Healthy Communities 0 Reach Out to Flay at Co mmunity Senior Services 0 Have p laces where seniors can gather r Home visiting program c Connect Elementary schools with seniors 38 0 Need to focus more attention on seniors 0 Sen iors vote , keep that in mind 0 Baby Boomers are aging and impacting the need for services 0 Seniors are mo re active lon ger n Ne ed more parks , pla ces to dine, movie theatres ~ Need more shared space 0 Resources and oppo rtunitie s need to be local and accessible 0 Looki n g f orward to fin di ng s and recommendations that will guide ci ty 0 Excited about SMP process 0 Optim ist ic t hat co mmunity can be mo re senior fri endly and accessible 0 Look ing forward to the re s ul ts 0 TC doe s a good job ~ Scams on senio r s can be a problem 0 Churches prov ide a line of comm u n icat ion 0 St. Lu ke distributes food once a month ~ St. Luke School is a closed campus, can 't utilize some facilities during schooldays 0 St. L u ke offers bingo and b un co for senior s CONCLUSION: The SMPAC is requ ested to receive a nd fi le the stakeho ld er survey results for th e SMP, as provided by the SMPAC's Stakeho lder Input Sub-Committee . Attachment A: Temp le City Senior Master Plan Stakehold ers Survey 39 -------------------------------------------- g Ill Temple City Senior Master Plan Stake hol de r Intervie w s Name of Person Being Interviewed: ___ _ Sub-comm ittee Mem ber Conducting Interview : ____________ _ Dateffime of lnterv iew: ____ Locati on: As a part of the T emp le C ity Sen ior Master Plan infor mation gathering p rocess, the Community Inp ut Su b-Committee is utilizing one-on-one in terviews with a wide-range of community me mbers who are consi dered stakeholde rs in th e Temp le City community. Th e interviews explor e the insights , iss u es, ideas and con cerns that a va r iety of com m unity members h ave rela te d to olde r adu lts in Temp le City . 1. What are th e top three issues th at you th ink the ol der ad ults (ages 50 years and o lder) in T em ple City face? 2 . What a re t he top th r ee issues tha t f amilies caring fo r olde r ad u lts in T emple City face? 3. How well do yo u think comm unity service provide rs, inc lu ding the Cit y, work togethe r to su pport older adu lts , and add r ess issues in providing services to th is popu lation group? 41 4 . In yo ur opinion , what does the City of Temple City do well when it comes to supporting older adults? What can the y do better ? 5. What suggestions do you have for add itional programs , services , or activities that might benefit older adults in Temple C ity? 6 . Do you have any final thoughts or comments? THANK YOU! 42 As A PART oF THE DEVELOPMENT oF THE TEMPLE CITY SENIO R MASTER PLAN , AGENCIES AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS THAT SERVE OLDER AD ULTS I N TEMPLE CITY WERE IDENTIFIED. THIS EFFORT REQUIRED LOOKING BEYOND TEMP LE CITY'S CITY LIMI TS, AS SERVICE PROVIDERS OFTEN ARE LOCATED IN NEIG H BORING CITIES AND SERVE MULTIP L E JUR ISDICTIONS. TH E TCSMP ADV ISORY COMMITTEE, WORKING WITH DEPARTM ENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION STA FF, IDENTIFIED NINETEEN (19) SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT OFFER PROGRAMS AN D SERVICES TO OLDER ADULTS IN TEMP L E CITY. THESE SERVICE PROVIDERS WERE INVITED TO CONTRIBUTE INPUT TO THE ADVISORY COMM ITTEE REGARDING TH E KEY ISSUES THAT TH EY FELT IMPACTED OLDER ADULTS IN THE CITY. THIS SECTION INCLUDES THE LIST OF SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT OFFER PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO TEMPLE CITY RESIDENTS. 4 LIST OF SERVICE PROVIDERS AARP/AMER ASSN /RETIRED PERSONS 200 S. Los Rob les Ave., Ste 4 0 0 Pasaden a, CA 9110 1 (866 ) 4 48-3 6 15 (626) 5 8 3-8500 FAX ADULT PROTECTIVE SRVS CAPS ) L.A. Co. Community & Senio r Services 3333 Wilsh i re Blvd., Ste 400 Los Angeles, CA 90010 (888) 202-4248 (213) 73 8 -6 4 85 FAX ALLIANCE NUR SING & REHAB CENTER 3825 N. Durfee Ave. El Mo nte , CA 91732 (626) 444-2535 (626) 444-7605 FAX ALTAMED ADULT DAY HEALTHCARE 10418 E. Va lley Blvd . El Mon te , CA 91731 (626) 258 -1600 (626) 258 -1 609 FAX ALZHEIMER'S ASSN www .alz.org 5900 Wilsh i re Blvd., Ste 1 100 Los Ange les, CA 90036 (323) 938-3379 (323) 938-1036 FAX ARCADIA SENIOR CITIZEN SRV S Recre at io n and Commun ity Srvs 365 Ca m pu s Dr. Ar cadia, CA 91066 (626) 574-5 130 (6 2 6) 4 4 7 -5854 FAX FOOTHILL FAMILY SERVICE www. foothi l lf ami ly .org Ma in Offi ce 2500 E. Foothill Blvd., Ste 300 Pasadena , CA 91 107 (626 ) 564-16 1 3 (626) 564-165 1 FAX L.A. CO. COMMUNITY & SENIOR SRV S Area Agency on Aging www .css .l acoun t y.gov/aaa.as px 3480 Wils hi re Blvd., 3rd Floo r Los Ange l es , CA 90010 (800) 510-2020 (213) 272-4 030 (2 13) 738-6585 FAX L.A. CO . PUBLIC SOCIAL SRVS/IN -HOME Supportive Services East Reg i on II 360 E. Mission Blvd. Pomona, CA 91766 (909) 802-2474 (888) 944-4477 (909) 622-5395 FAX L.A . CO . PUBLIC SOCIAL SRVS/MEDI -CAL Med i -C a l Long-Term Ca re Di stric t 17171 E. Ga le Av e. City of Indust ry, CA 91 7 45 (626) 854-4987 (626) 9 13-1896 FAX L.A . CO . VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE West Covina 1427 Wes t Covina Pkwy., Rm. 100-A West Covi na, CA 91790 (626) 813-3402 (626) 338-4 481 FAX PACIFIC CLINICS Co rp Office 800 S. San t a An ita Ave. Arca d ia , CA 9 1006 (626) 254-5000 (626) 294-1077 FAX SANTA ANITA FAMILY SRVS /SENIORS 605 S. Myrt le Ave. Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 359-9358 (626) 358-7647 FAX SAN GABRIEL VALLEY SERVICE CENTER 1441 Santa Anita Ave . South El Mon t e, CA 91733 (626) 575-5 431 (626) 442-2619 FAX SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 9351 Telstar Ave . El Monte, CA 9 1731 (800) 772-12 13 SUCCESS AGING RESOURCE CENTER 511 S. 1st Avenue, Ste 403 Arcadia, CA 91006 (626) 241-3667 VISITING NURSE ASSN /COUNSELING www.vnaa .org 345 E. Rowland St. Covina , CA 9 1 723 © 2012 Reso urce Direct ory Grou p (626) 967-93 1 1 (626) 859-4050 FAX VOLUNTEER CENTER /SAN GABRIEL VLY For merly Monr ovi a Volunteer Cen t er 2500 E. Foot hill Blvd., St e 101 Pasadena, CA 91 107 (626) 768-4025 (626) 256-8243 FAX YWCA/SAN GABRIEL VALLEY 943 N. Grand Ave. Covina, CA 91724 (626) 960-2995 (626) 814-0447 FA X 44 Temple City Senior Master Plan Service Provider Survey September 15 , 201 7 Dear Service Provi der: The Temple City Senior Master P lan Advisory Comm ittee (SMPAC) is working to develop a strategic plan to meet the needs of T emp le Ci ty's older adult popu lation . The Senior Master Plan (SM P), when co mple ted, w ill be shared wit h com mu nity service provide rs to be used by the City and service p rovider co mmu nity to plan and im plement prog rams an d se rvi ces that meet th e needs of senior s. To that end , we need help from your organization in p roviding infor mation about your services and your thoughts about t he needs of olde r adu lts in Temple Ci t y. Th is information will be included in the fina l SMP that will be approved by both the Parks & Recreat ion Comm ission and City Council. Enclosed is a survey we are asking you to complete and re tu rn to the mailing address included on the form no later than September 29, 2017. We thank yo u in a dvance for yo u r assistance with this effort to incl ude yo ur se rvi ces and yo u r reco mm endations in the S MP . If you have an y questions rega rdi ng th is in fo rmation gather ing effort, please contact Steve Lawson , Park s & Recreation Manager for the City of Temple City Parks & Recreation Department at (626) 285-2171 , extension 4530 , or at slawson@templecitv .us . Thank you again for participating in this effo rt to enhance services for senio rs in Temple C ity! Sincerely, Do nna Georgi na Senior Maste r Plan Ad visory Com mi ttee Chai rperson 45 Temple City Senior Master Plan Service Provider Survey The City of Temple Ci ty is in the process of developing a Senior Master Plan (SMP), which w ill se rve as a gui de for enhan c ing prog rams and services for older adults in the thi s significant popul ation grou p. Th e City Counc il has appointed a SMP Advisory Committee that is re ceiving information on exist ing prog rams and services, and co ndu cting a co mmunity outreach process to find out what community me mbers and service providers th ink are important iss ue s that sho uld be addressed in the Seni or Maste r Pl an. Th an k yo u in advance for your ass ista nce in filli ng out this Serv ice Provider Survey! Th e information that you prov id e will be includ ed in the fina l SMP provided to the Park s & Recreation Co mmi ss ion, City Co uncil and co mmun ity. For more info rmation rega rding the Seni or Master Pla n or this survey , contact Steve Lawson, Parks & Re c reation Manager , Temp le Ci ty Parks & Recreation Department at (626)285-217 1 , exten s ion 4530 or v ia email at slawson@templecity.us Pl ease r etu rn this survey by Se pt e mbe r 29, 2 01 7 to: Templ e City Se nior Master Plan Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manag e r City of Temple Ci ty 10144 Bogue Street T emple City, CA 91780 Su rvey Name of Service Provider : _____________________ _ Name/Title of Person Filling Out Survey: ________________ _ Addres s: ___________________________ _ Ph one #: ___________ Email : ______________ _ 46 1. Please p rovide a brief desc ription of yo ur prog ram /se rv ices for o ld er adu lts: ___ _ 2. How many Tem ple C ity older adu lts does your agency serve? _______ _ 3 . Wha t are th e top three to five issues that older adults in Tem p le City face? ___ _ 4 . Are the re gaps or overlaps i n existing services that you are aware of? _____ _ 5 . What is yo ur perception of the level of coope rati on between existing service providers , inclu ding the City o f Temp le City? _______________ _ 6. What s uggestions do you have for additiona l prog rams , services, o r faci lities t hat might benefit o ld er adults in Te mpl e City? ________________ _ 7 . Would yo u like a copy of the completed Temple City Senior Master Plan ? Yes No Thank you fo r being a part of the SMP pro cess! Pl ease r eturn this survey by September 29,2017. 47 C ITY OF TEMPL E C ITY S ENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITIEE R EG ULAR MEETING THURSDAY, J UNE 1, 2017-6:30 P .M. LIVE OAK PARK ANNEX BU ILDI NG 101 44 BOGUE STREET TEMP LE CI T Y, CA 91780 A GENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER 2 . C E REMONIAL MATIERS, PRESENTATIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS A . We lco m e and Self Introd uctions Man 3. WRITIEN COMMUNICATIONS 4. PUBLIC COMMEN T Mayor Pro Tern Will ia m This is the time and place fo r pe rsons in the audience to make comments on items within the subject matter jur isdiction of the Temple C ity Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee that are not covered on th is agenda. Member s of the audience w ill have the opportunity to address the committee about all other items on this age nda at the time those items are conside red by the com mittee . Un d er t he p rovisions of the Brown Act, the comm ittee is prohibi t ed from taki ng action on oral requests , name but may refer the matter to staff o r to a s ubsequent meeting . T he committee will respond after pub lic comment has been received . Please state you r name and add ress. Each speaker w ill be limited to three (3) continuous minutes, unless otherwise directed by t he chair. 5. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A . Background on the Se nio r Master Plan (SMP) -the co mmittee will receive an overview of the need f or development of the Senio r Master Pl a n. Reco m mendation : Receive and Fi le . 51 B. Review of Senior Master Plan Work Effo rt and P rocess -the commi ttee wi ll receive a re port providin g an overview of the SM P work effort, process and , timeline , and establish a reg ul ar meeting date and time. Recommendatio n: Receive th e report and esta bl ish a regular meeting date and time . C. Older Ad ult Demographic Overview -the co mm ittee will rece ive a presen tat ion providing demograph ic data as it relates to o lder ad ults in T emp le Ci ty . Recommenda ti on: Receive and file . D. Overview of Existing Older Adult P rograms and Services: -the committee will receive a presentation on existing programs an d services for older adul ts in T emple City. Recommendation : Receive and file . E . Wo rkin g Sub committee Di scussion -the com mittee w ill review and discuss the need to establish wo rking sub co mmittees to accompl is h its wo rk plan . Reco mmen da tion: Review the need for subco mmittee s and estab lish in itial su bcommitte es as deemed appropriate. F. Report s Chair -None Subcommittees -None Staff/Consultant -None 6. ADJOURNMENT T he next mee ting of the Temple City Senior Master P lan Ad visory Committee w ill be ten tat ive ly hel d on Th ursday, July 13, 2017 , 6:30p .m . at the Live Oak Park Annex Bu il ding , 10144 Bog ue Stree t , T emple City, CA 91780, to be confirmed by action of the Advi sory Commi ttee on June 1, 2017. Nonce· Staff reports or wntten documentation relatin g to each 1tem of busmess of this Agenda are available for v1ew1ng on the City's website a t www.t emplecitv.us and are on file in the OffiCe of the City Clerk located at City Hall , 9701 Las Tunas Drive, Temple C1ty, Cahfom1a, and available for review dunng regular business hours In compliance with th e Americans with Disabiliti es Act, if you need special assistance to participate In this meeting, please contact Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager at (626} 285-2171, extension 4530. Notification 48 hours prior to t he meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this m eeting. I hereby certify under penally of perjury under the la ws of /h e Slate of California that the foregoing agenda was posted on the Civic Center bulletin board not less than 72 hours pnor to the meeting. Steve Lawson. Parl<s & Recreation Manager Sign and Post ed: May 26, 2017 (5:00p.m) 52 CITY OF TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITIEE Members Present: Members Absen t: Also Present: 1. CALL TO ORDER REGULAR MEETING MI NUTE S JU NE 1, 2017 Aubrey Ch an; Marie Chen; Carol Daughtery ; Donna Georgina; Kohe i Ishida; Dennis Leung ; L ucy Lio u; Sharon Morr is; Eliza b et h Powell; Pam Pol agi ; Joanne Rosso; Gavin Wa rd ; Mi c hae l W intercorn. Mi ch ae l Machlis; Ann Seitz Cathy Burroughs, Parks & Rec reation Director Steve Lawson, Parks & Re cre ati on Manager Roman Rodriguez, Recreation Coordinator Dick Guthrie , Consultant Chair Georgina called the Se nior Ma ster Pl an Advi sory Com mitte e Regular Meeting t o order at 6:36 p .m. in th e Live Oak Pa r k An nex Building at 10144 Bogue Street, Temple City , CA 91780 . 2. CEREMONIAL MATTERS , PRESENTATIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS A. We lco me and Self Introducti ons Mayor Pro T ern Wil liam Man greet ed the Senior Ma ste r Plan Advisory Comm ittee and tha nked the me mbers for their vo lunteerism . Senior Master Pl an Adv isory Com m ittee member s p rovided self-introd uctions . 3. WRITIEN COMMUNICATIONS -None 4. PUBLIC COMMENT Jennie Guard in qu ired about Cooling Cen ters at th e Li ve Oak Park Community Cente r. She expressed co ncern about the level of noise an d the amount of chi ldren prese nt wh il e th e Coo li ng Cent e r are open. Kenneth Knollenberg asked if the Sen io r Master Plan Adv isory Committee was a standing or ad hoc committee. 53 5 . ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. Background on the Senior Master Plan (SMP) Director Burroughs and Chair Georgina provided background on the need for the development of a Senior Master Plan for the City of Temple City . A motion was made by Committee member Morris, seconded by Committee member Chen, to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. B. Review of Senior Master Plan Work Effort and Process Cons u ltant Guthrie provided an overview of the SMP work effort, process and timeline . Cha ir Georgina discussed the establishment of a regular meeting date and time . A motion was made by Committee member Rosso, seconded by Committee member Chan, to receive the report and confirm the following meeting schedul e: Thursday, July 6, 2017 at 6:30p.m. at Live Oak Park Annex Building. 0 Thursday, August 3, 2017 at 6:30 p .m . at Live Oak Park Annex Building. 0 Thursday, September 7, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. at Live Oak Park Annex Building. 0 Thursday, October 5, 2017 at 6:30 p .m. at Live Oak Park Annex Building . 0 Sa turday, November 4, 2017, 8:00a .m. -2:00p.m. (Loca tion TBD) The Committee unanimously approved the motion . C. Older Adult Demographic Overview Consultant Guthrie discussed demograph ic data as it relates to older adults in Temple C ity. A motion was made by Committee member Liou, seconded by Committee member Rosso, to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved the motion . D. Overview of Existing Olde r Adult Programs and Services 54 Re c reation Coord in at or Rod rig u ez provi ded a presentation on exist ing prog rams and se rv ices provid e d for old er adul ts by the City of T emple City. A motion wa s made by C ommittee mem ber Powell, seconded by Committee me mber Rosso, to receive an d file the r ep ort. The C ommittee unanimously approve d th e motion. E. W orking Subcommittee Di sc ussion 1. 2. Co nsu ltan t Guthrie disc ussed the n eed to establ is h wo r king sub-co mmittees to accompli sh the overa ll w ork plan . A motion was made by Committee member Rosso, seconded by Committee member Liou, to establ is h the following three (3) sub-committees and approve th e Committee m embers assigned: Vision Statement & Goals 0 Lucy Liou (Co n ve n er) 0 Aubrey Chan 0 Ca rol D a ughtery 0 Sh a ro n M orris 0 Pa m ela Polagi Community Input 0 J oan ne Rosso (Convener) 0 M arie Chen 0 Ko h ei Ishida 0 De nnis Leung 0 Liz Powell 0 Mike Wintercorn 3. Sta keh olders Input I Existing Service Provider Summary 0 Ga vin Ward (Con ve n er) 0 Dick Guthrie 0 Donna Georgina o Mike Mach/is 0 Ann Seitz The Committee unanimously approved the m otion. F. Re po rts OC hair Chair Georgina nomina ted Michael W intercorn as Vice-Chair. The Committee unanimously approved the nomin a tion . 55 0 Sub-Committees-None 0 Sta ff I Consultant -None 6 . ADJOURNMENT The Senior Master Plan Advisory Comm ittee Regular Meeting was adjourned at 8:27 p.m. Th e next scheduled meeting is Thursday, July 6 , 2017, 6:30 p.m. at the Live Oak Park Annex Buildi ng, 10144 Bogue Street, Tem ple City , CA 91780. 5 CITY OF TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING THURSDAY, JU LY 6 , 2017-6:30 P.M. LIVE OAK PARK ANNEX BUILDING 10144 BOGUE STREET TEMPL E C ITY, CA 91780 AGENDA 1 . CALL TO ORDER -Chai r 2 . ROLL CALL -Aubrey Chan; Marie Chen ; Caro l Dau ghtery; Donna Georgina; Kohei Ishida ; Dennis Leung; Lucy Liou ; Michael Machlis; Sharon Morris; Elizabeth Powell ; Pam Polagi; Joanne Rosso; An n Seitz; Gavin Ward ; Michael Wintercorn. 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICAT IONS 5 . PUBLIC COMMENTS ON IT EMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA The Senior Ma ster Plan Adv isory Committee will now hea r public comments rega rding items not listed on the agenda . 6 . APPROVAL OF MI N UTES T he Com mi ttee is requeste d to rev iew and approve the Minutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advi sory Co mmi ttee Meeting of Jun e 1, 2017 . Reco mm endation : Approve . 7 . ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. PRESENTATION ON PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES AFFECTING OLDER ADULTS T he co mm ittee will re ceive an overview of p ub lic sa fe ty iss ues impacting o lder adults in Tem ple City. Reco mmendation : Receive and File B. APPROVAL OF PROPOSED VISION STATEMENT AND GOALS FOR THE TEMP LE CITY MASTER PLAN 57 Recommendat ion: T he Temp le City Senior Master Plan Advisory Comm ittee (S MPAC) is requested to app rove the proposed vision statement and goals for the Temple C ity Senio r Ma ste r Plan as recommended by the SMPAC 's Vision Statement & Goals Sub-Committee . C. SE NIOR MASTER PLAN SUB-COMMITTEE UPDATE S The fo ll owin g sub-co mm ittees wi ll provide an u pdate on their progress to date: 0 Co mmu nity Input C Stakeholders Input I Existing Service Provider Su mmary Recommendat ion: Receive and File D . REPO RT S o Cha i r 0 City Staff D Consul tant Re co mm endation: Re ce ive and File 8. ADJOURNMENT The next me eting of the T emp le City Sen io r Master Plan Ad viso ry Co mm ittee will be held on Thursday, August 3, 2017 , 6 :30 p.m. at the Live Oak Pa r k Anne x Bu ildi ng, 10144 Bo gue Street , Temple City , CA. 91 780 . Notice: Staff reports or w ritte n docum enta tio n relating to eac h item of bu siness of th is Agenda are available for viewing on the City's website at www .templec ity.us and are on file in th e Office of the Ci ty Cle rk l ocated at City Hall, 9701 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City, California, and available for rev ie w du ring regular bus iness hours. In compliance with t he American s with Disabilities Act, if yo u need specia l assi stance t o partici pat e in this meeting, please contact Steve Lawson, Park s & Recreat ion Manager at (626) 285-2171, ext ension 4530. No t ification 48 hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reaso nable arrangements to ens ure acce ss ib il ity to thi s meeting . I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that th e foregoing agenda was posted on th e Civic Center bulle tin board not Jess than 72 h ours prior to th e meeting. Steve Lawson , Parks & Recrea tion Manager Sign and Posted: July 3, 2017 (5 :00 p.m.) 58 CI TY OF TEMPLE CITY SEN IOR MASTER P LAN ADVISORY COM MITTEE REGULAR M EETIN G MINUTES JU LY 6, 2017 1 . CALL TO ORDER Chai r Georgina called the Senior Master Plan A dvisory Committee Regular Meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Building at 10144 Bogue Street, Temple City, CA 91780. 2 . ROLL CALL Members Pre sent: Aubrey C han, Marie Chen, Carol Daughtery, Donna Georgina, Kohei Ishida, Dennis Leung , Elizabeth Powell, Pam Polag i, Joanne Rosso, Mi chael Wintercorn. Members Absent: Lu cy Lio u , Mi ch ael Machlis, S haron Morris, Ann Seitz , Gavin Ward A lso Pr esent: Cathy Bu rrou ghs , Pa rks & Rec re ation Director Roman Rodrigu ez, Parks & Recreation Coordinator Dick Guth r ie , Consultant 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Georg ina led those presen t in the Pledge of Alleg iance . 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS -None 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AG EN DA -None 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion was made by Committee member Powell, seconded by Comm ittee member Rosso, to approve th e Minutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting of June 1, 2017. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 59 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. PR ESENTATION O N P UB LI C SAFETY ISSUES AFFECTI NG OL DER AD ULT S T he comm ittee received an overview of p u b lic safety issues im pacting older a dul ts in T emple Cit y from J enn ifer Lopez, YWCA San Gab riel Va ll ey; Batta lio n C hi ef Le land Delaney, Los Angeles Co u nty Fir e Depa rt ment; Bryan Ariiz u mi, City of Temp le City Public Safety Supervisor; and Captain Dave Flor es, Sergeant Ron Miranda , Deputy Rick Adams from the Los Angeles County S heriff Department. A motion was made by Committee member Polagi, seconded by Committee member Powell, to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved th e motion. B. A PP ROVAL O F P RO POSE D V IS IO N STATE MENT A N D GOALS FOR T HE TE MPLE CITY MASTER PL A N Committee member Chan presented the sta ff report. After discussion, a motion was made by Committee member Rosso, seconded by Committee member Wintercorn , to approve the proposed vision statement for the Senior M as ter Plan as recommended by the SMPAC's Vision Statement & Goals Sub-Committee and to approve the goals with one ame ndm en t, to add "but not lim ited to" at the end of the first sen ten ce for goal #7. Th e Committee una nim ously approved the motion. C . SE NIO R MASTER PLAN S UB-COMMITIEE UPD ATES The following sub-committees provided verbal u pdates on thei r progress to date: 0 Community Input 0 St a keh olde rs Input I Ex ist ing Service Provider Su m mary A motio n was made by Co mmittee member Po lagi, seconded by Committee member Leung, to rece i ve and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 60 D . REPO RT S 0 Chair Chai r Geo r gina reminded the SMPAC that next month 's d isc ussion would foc us on Health and We ll ness . She also advised the committee that they wo u ld b e taking a to u r of local senior cen t ers in August or September; Co mm ittee mem b ers req uested the to u r no t be on T uesday. 0 City St aff D ir ector Burroughs asked the SMPAC members to please call and notify sta ff if they will not be i n attendan ce at a future meeting (s). 0 Co ns u ltant -None A motion was made by Committee member Chan, seconded by Committee member Rosso, to receive and file the reports. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 8 . ADJOURNMENT The Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Reg ul ar Meeting was adjourned at 8 :30p.m. The next scheduled meetin g i s Thursday, August 3, 2017 , at 6:30p.m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Bu ilding, 10144 Bogue Street, Temple City, CA 91780 . 61 C ITY OF TEMPLE CITY SE NI OR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING TH URSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017-6:30 P.M. LI VE OAK PARK ANNEX BUILDING 10144 BO GUE STREET TEMP LE CITY , CA 91780 AGENDA 1 . CALL TO ORDER -Chai r 2 . ROLL CALL -A ubrey Chan; Marie Chen; Caro l Daughtery; Donna Geo rgina; Kohei Ishida; Dennis Leung; L ucy Liou; Mi ch ael Machlis; Sha ron Morris; Elizabeth Powell; Pa m Polagi; Joanne Rosso; Ann Seitz ; Gavin Wa rd ; M ichae l Wi nte rcorn . 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA The Senior Master Plan Advisory Comm ittee w ill now hear public comme nts rega rding items not listed on the agenda. 6 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Co mmittee is requested to review and app r ove the Mi nutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Co mmittee Meeting of July 6 , 20 17. Recom mendation : Approve. 7 . ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A . PRESE NTATION ON SE NIOR HEALTH A ND WELL-BE ING The Committee will receive a presentation on health and well-be i ng as they pertai n to old er ad ults in Temple City. Recommend ation : Receive and File B. SE NIOR MASTER PLAN SUB-COMMITTEE UP DATES 63 The foll owing sub-comm itte es will provide an update on thei r progress to date: 0 Co mmun ity Input 0 Stak eholde rs Input 0 Ex isting Service Provider Summ ary Re co mmen dation: Receive and Fil e C. REPORTS J Chai r J City Staff LJ Consultant Reco mm endation: Receive and File 8 . ADJOURNMENT The next me et ing of the Temp le C ity Senior Master Plan Advisory Com mittee will be held on Thursday, September 7 , 2017, 6:30p.m. at the Live Oak Park Annex Building, 10 144 Bogue Street , Temple City, CA, 9 1780. Notice: Staff reports or written documentation relating to each item of business of this Agenda a re available for viewing on the City's website at www.temolecity.us and are on file in the Office of the City Clerk located at City Hall, 9701 Las Tunas Dri ve, Temple City, California, and available for review du r ing regular business hours. In compliance with the Americans with Disa bilities Act, if you need specia l assistance to participate in this meeting, please con t act Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager at (626) 285·2171, extension 4530. Notification 48 hours prior to the meeting will enab le the Ci ty t o make reasonable ar r angements t o ensure accessi bility to this meeting. 1 hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the la ws of the Sta te of California that the foregoing agenda wa s posted on th e Civic Center bulletin board not less than 72 hours prior to the meeting. Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager Sign and Pos ted: July 31, 2017 (5:00 p.m .) 64 CITY OF TEMPLE C ITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MINUTES A UGUST 3, 2017 1. CALL TO ORDER Chai r Georgina called the Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Regular Meeting to order at 6:32 p.m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Building at 10144 Bogue St reet , Temple City, CA 91780. 2 . ROLL CALL Members Pre sent: Aubrey Chan , Ma rie Chen, Carol Daughtery, Donna Georgina, Kohei Ishida, Dennis Leung , Lucy Liou , Sharon Morris , Elizabeth Powell , Pam Polagi , Joanne Rosso, Ann Seitz , Gavin Ward , Michael Wintercorn . Mem bers Absen t: None. Also Prese nt: Steve Lawson, Par ks & Recreation Manager Roman Rodriguez , Parks & Recreation Coordinator Dick Guthrie , Consultant 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Georgina led those prese nt in the Pledge of A ll egiance . 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS -None 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA Mary J. Salced o, CEO , Autumn Years discussed t he home-bound meal program offered by her organization. 6 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion was made by Committee member Liou, seconded by Committee member Wa rd, to approve th e Minutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting of July 6, 2017. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 65 7 . ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. PRES ENTA TION ON SE NI O R HEALTH A ND WE L L-B EING The co mm ittee received an overview of senior hea lt h and well-being from Cliff Daniels, Senior Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer, Methodist Hospital; Cristina Garcia, Acting Ed ucation and Outreach Manager, Center for Health Care Rights; Donna Fra ize, R.D ., YWCA San Gabriel Valley; and Brenda Sho rken d , Shorkend Ca re Management. A motion was made by Committee member Polagi, seconded by Committee member Seitz, to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved the motion . B . SE NI OR MASTER PLAN SUB-COMMITTEE UPD ATES The foll ow ing sub-committees pr ovided verba l updates on their p rog r ess to date: 0 Co mmu ni ty Input 0 Sta keholde rs Input 0 Existing Service Provide r Summary A motion was made by Committee member Rosso, seconded by Comm ittee member Powell, to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. C . REPO RT S Chai r Chair Georgina stated that she p resent ed a verbal update on the SM PAC 's progress to da te to the City Co u ncil at their August 1, 2017 , meet ing. She reminded everyone that next month's meeting wo u ld focus on com mu nity issues. She also informed the Committee that staff will be schedul ing tours of a few local senior cente rs in September. An e-ma il wi ll be sent over the new few weeks with furthe r details. City Staff Manager Lawson and Coordinator Rodrig uez thanked the Committee for their vo lunteerism and imp ressive progress t hus far. 66 0 Consul tant Consul tant Guth rie than ked the Committee for the ir t ime and effort . A mo tion wa s made by Committee member Powell, seconded by Comm ittee member Liou, to re ceive and file the reports. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 8 . ADJOURNMENT The Se nior Master Plan Adv isory Committee Reg ul ar Meeting was ad j ourned at 8 :12 p.m. Th e next schedu led meeting is Thursday, September 7, 2017, at 6:30 p .m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Buil ding , 10144 Bog ue Street, Temp le C ity , CA 91780. 67 ,----------------------- C ITY OF TEMPLE C ITY SEN IOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMM ITTEE REGULAR MEET ING THURSDAY , SEPTEMB ER 7 , 2017-6:30 P .M. LIVE OAK PARK ANNEX BUILD IN G 10144 BOGUE ST REET TEMP LE CITY , CA 91780 AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER -Chair 2. ROLL CALL -Aubrey Chan; Marie Chen ; Carol Daughtery; Donna Georgina ; Kohei Ishida; Denni s Leung ; Lucy Liou ; Sharon Morris; El izab eth Powell ; Pam Po lagi; Joanne Rosso ; Ann Seitz; Gavin Wa r d; Michael W inte rcorn . 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA The Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee wi ll now hear p ublic comments rega r ding items not li sted on the agenda . 6 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Co mmittee is requested to review an d app rove the Minutes of the Re gu la r Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting of Augu st 3, 2017 . Recommendation : Approve. 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. PRESENTATION ON COMMUN ITY ISSUES RELATED TO TEMPLE CITY'S SENIOR POPULATION The Committee wi ll receive a presentati on on community iss ues pertaining to the se nior popu lat io n in Temple City. Recommendation : Receive and File 69 B. STAKEHOLD ER SU RVEY RE SU LTS Recommend at ion : The T emple City Senior Ma ster Plan Adv isory Comm ittee (S MPAC) is req uested to rece ive and file th e stake h olde r survey res u lts fo r the Te mpl e City Sen io r Mast e r P lan . as p rovided by the SM PAC's Stakeh olde r In put Sub -Committee . C . CO MMUNITY S URVEY RES ULTS Recomm endat ion : The Te mpl e City Senior Master Pl an Ad visory Committee (SMPAC) is requ ested to receive and fi le the co mm u nity s urvey res u lt s fo r the Tem ple City Sen ior Master Pl an , as provi ded by the SMPAC 's Commu nity Input Sub -Comm ittee . D . S ENIOR MAST ER P LA N S UB -COMMI TTE E UPDATES T he f oll ow ing s ub-commi ttee will provide an u pdate on the ir progress to date: D Exi sting Service Provi d er Summary Reco mmend ation : Receive an d Fi le E. R E PORTS D Ch air D City Staff D Co ns ultant Reco mm end ati on: Rece ive and File 8 . ADJOURNMENT The n ext meet ing o f the Temp le C ity Seni o r Maste r Plan Ad vi sory Commi ttee wi ll be held o n T hursd ay, Octobe r 5 , 2017 , 6:30 p.m. at t he Li ve Oak Par k A n nex Bu ild ing , 10 144 Bogue St ree t , Te mple City , CA . 9 1780 . Not ice: Sta ff re po rt s or written docum en tation rela ting to e ach item of b usiness of th i s Agenda a re availa ble fo r vi ewing on the Ci ty 's we bsi te at www.templecitv.us and are on file in the Office o f the Ci ty Cl erk loca ted at City Ha l l, 9701 Las Tunas Dr ive, Te m pl e City, California , a nd available fo r review during re gular business hou rs. In compliance w ith the Americans with Disabi lities Act , if you need sp ecial assistance to participat e i n this meeting, please contact Steve lawson, Pa rks & Recreation Manager at (626) 285-2171, extension 4530. Notification 48 ho urs prior to the meet ing w ill enable the City to mak e reasonable arrangements t o ensure accessibility t o th is meet ing. 70 I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing agenda was posted on the Civic Center bulletin board not Jess than 72 hours prior to the meeting. St eve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager I Signed and Posted: September 1, 2017 (5:00p.m.) 71 CI TY OF TEMPLE CITY SE N IOR MAS T ER PLAN ADVISORY COMM ITTEE REGU LA R M EETIN G MINU T ES SEPTE M BER 7, 2017 1. CALL TO ORDER Ch air Georgina called the Se n io r Ma ste r Plan Adv isory Committee Regular Meeting to order at 6 :35 p.m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Build ing at 10144 Bogue Street, Temple City, CA 91780 . 2 . ROLL CALL Mem bers Present: Aubrey Chan , Marie Che n, Carol Daughtery, Donna Georgina , Kohei Ishida , , L ucy Lio u , Sha ron Morris , Elizabeth Powe ll, Pam Po lag i, Joa nne Rosso, Ann Seitz , Gavin Wa rd, Michael Wintercorn . Members Ab sen t: Dennis Le un g A lso Prese nt: Cathy Bu rro ughs , Par ks & Recr ea ti on Director Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager Roman Rodriguez, Parks & Recreation Coord ina tor Dick Guthrie , Consultant 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chai r Georgin a led those pre se nt in the Pledge of A ll egian ce. 4. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS -None 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA Mary J . Sa lce do , CEO, Autu mn Yea r s discussed services offered by her orga nization. 6 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion wa s made by Committee member Liou, seconded by Committee member Ro sso, to approve th e Minutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Mee ting of August 3, 2017. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 73 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. PRESENTATION ON COMMUNITY ISSUES RELATED TO TEMPLE CITY'S SENIOR POPULATION The committee re ceived an overview of comm unity issues related to Temple City's senior population from Diane Love , Commissioner, Los A nge les Commission for Older Adu lts ; Anna Avdalyan , Program Manager, Area Age ncy on Aging ; Mary Win ners, Owner, Ab out Senior Solutions; and Scott Reimers, Planning Manager, City of Temple City. A motion was made by Committee member Polagi, seconded by Committee member Rosso , to receive and file the report. The Committee unanim ously approved the motion. B . STAKEHOLDER SURVEY RESULTS Com mi ttee member Wa rd presented the sta ff report. After a brief discussion, a motion was made by Committee member Seitz, seconded by Committee member Liou, to receive and file the stakeholder survey results for the Temple City Senior Master Plan , as provided by the SMPAC's Stakeholder Input Sub-Committee . Th e Committee unanimously approved the motion . C . COMMU NITY SURVEY RESU LTS Comm ittee member Rosso presented the sta ff report. After a brief discussion, a motion was made by Committee member Powell, seconded by Committee member Rosso , to receive and file the community survey results for the Temple City Senior Master Plan , as provided by the SMPAC's Community Input Sub-Committee. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. D. SEN IO R MASTER PLAN SUB-CO MMITTEE UPDATES The f ol lowing sub-committee will provide an update on their progress to date : D Exis ting Service Prov ider Su mmary 74 A motion was made by Committee member Ward, seconded by Committee member Ish ida , to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved th e motion. E. REPORT S D Chair Chai r Georgina encou raged the Committee to complete the survey p rovided by the Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging . She reminded everyone tha t next month's meeting would focus on transp ortation and the November 41h meeting will be the final workshop . L, City Staff None. D Consultant None. A motion was made by Committee member Chan , seconded by Committee member Polagi, to receive and file the reports. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 8 . A DJOURNM E NT The Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Reg u lar Meeting was adjourned at 8 :15 p.m. T he next sched ul ed meeting is Thurs day , October 5, 20 17, at 6 :30 p.m. in th e Live Oak Park Annex Building , 10144 Bogue Street, Temple C ity, CA 91780 . 75 CITY OF TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITIEE REGULAR MEETING THURSDAY, OC T OBER 5, 20 17 -6:30P .M . LIVE OAK PARK ANNEX BUILD ING 10144 BO GUE STREET TEMPLE CITY, CA 91780 AGENDA 1 . CALL TO ORDER -Chair 2 . ROLL CALL -Aubrey Chan ; Marie Chen ; Ca rol Daughtery; Donna Georg ina ; Kohe i Ishida ; Den nis Leung ; Lucy Liou ; Sharon Morris; Elizabeth Powell ; Pam Polagi; Joanne Rosso ; Ann Seitz; Gavin Ward ; Michael Wintercorn. 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 5 . PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA The Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee wi ll now hear pub lic comments regard ing items not listed on the agenda . 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES T he Comm ittee is requested to rev iew and app rove th e Mi nutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting of September 7, 2017. Reco mmendation : Approve . 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. PRESENTATION ON TRANSPORTATION AS IT PERTAINS TO TEMPLE CITY'S SENIOR POPULATION The Committee will receive a presentation on transportation pertaining t o the senior population in Temp le City. Recommendation : Receive and File 77 B . EXISTING SERVICE PROVIDER SURVEY RESULTS Recommendation : The T emp le City Senio r Master Plan Adv iso ry Comm ittee (SMPAC) is requested to receive and file the co mm u n ity su rvey resu lts for the Temple City Senior Ma ster Plan , as provided by the SM PAC's Commun ity Inp ut Sub-C ommittee. C. REPORTS 0 Cha ir 0 City Staff 0 Co nsulta nt 8 . ADJOURNMENT The next meeting of the Temp le Ci ty Senior Maste r Pl an Ad visory Comm ittee will be held on Saturday , November 4 , 20 17, 8:00 a.m. at the Woman's C lub of Templ e Cit y, 970 4 Woodru ff Av en ue, Temple City, CA . 91780. Notice: Staff reports or written documentation re lating to each item of business of this Agenda a re avail abl e for viewing on the Ci ty's website at www.templecitv.us and are on file in the Office of the Ci ty Cle rk lo cated a t City Hall, 9701 Las Tunas Drive , Te mple City, California, and available for review during regular bus iness hours. In compliance with the American s w ith Disabi lities Act, if you need special assi stance to participate in this meeting, please co ntac t Steve lawson, Pa rk s & Recreation Manager at (626) 285-2171, extension 4530 . Notificat ion 48 ho urs prior to the meeting wil l enable the City to make r easonabl e arrangements t o ensure accessibilitv to t his m eetin~. I hereby certify under penalty of perjury un der the laws of the State of California that the foregoing agenda was posted on the Civic Center bulletin board not less than 72 hours prior to the meeting. Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager I Signed and Posted: October 2, 2017 (5:00p.m.) 78 CI TY O F T EM P LE C ITY SE NIOR MASTER P LAN ADVISORY COMM ITTEE REGULAR MEETING MINUTES October 5, 2017 1. CALL TO ORDER Ch ai r Georgin e ca ll ed t he Se n io r Master Plan Advisory Co mm ittee (S MP AC) Reg ula r Meeting to order at 6 :4 0 p .m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Bu ilding at 10144 Bog u e Street , Temple City, CA 91780 . 2. ROLL CALL Members Present: Aubrey Chan, Carol Daughtery, Donna Geor gine, Kohei Ish id a , De n nis Leung , Elizabeth Powell , Pam Polagi , Joanne Rosso , Ann Seitz, Gavin Ward , M ichae l W in ter corn. Memb ers Ab sent: Marie Che n, L ucy Lio u , Sharo n Morris A lso P rese nt: Cathy Burro ugh s, Parks & Rec reation Directo r Steve Lawson , Pa rks & Rec rea t ion Manager Dick Guth r ie, Consultant 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Cha ir Georgina led those p resent in the Pledge of Al legiance . 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS -None 5 . PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA Mary J . S al cedo , CEO , A ut u mn Years discussed services offe r ed by her organiza t ion. 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion was made by Committee member Powell, seconded by Committee member R osso, to approve th e Minutes of the Regular Senior Mas ter Plan A dvisory Committee Meeting of Sep tember 7, 20 17. Th e Committee unanimo usly approved the motion. 79 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITE MS A. PRESENTATION ON TRANSPORTATION AS IT PERTAINS TO TEMPLE CIT Y'S SE N IOR POPULATION The Committee received an overview on tr ansportation pertaining to the senior population in Temple C ity from Lilly Ortiz, Metro ; Michelle Gamez, Southlan d T ransit (Te mple C ity Dial-A-Ride); and Yoko lgawa, Foothill Transit. A motion was made by Committee member Ward, seconded by Committee membe r Polagi, to receive and file the report. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. B . EXISTING SERVICE PROVIDER SURVEY RESULTS Manager Lawson provided a verbal update on the Existing Service Providers Sub-Co mmittee 's progress. They expect to have final resu lt s by the SMPAC's November 4 th meeti ng . C . REPORTS 0 Chai r Chair Georgina reminded everyone that next m onth's wo r kshop meeting will be held on Saturday, November 4th at 8 :00 a .m . at the Woman 's Club of T emple City. 0 City Staff None. 0 Consu ltant Consu ltant Guthrie discussed the format o f the November 4 1h wo rkshop meeting . 8 . ADJOURNMEN T The Senio r Master Plan Advisory Committee Reg ul ar Meeting was adjourned at 7:55 p.m . The next meeting of the Temple City Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee will be held on Saturday , November 4 , 2017 , 8 :00 a .m . at the Woman 's Club o f Temple City, 9704 Woodruff Aven ue , Temple City , CA, 91780. 80 CITY OF T EMPLE CITY SEN IOR MASTER P LAN ADVISORY COMM ITTEE REG UL AR MEETING THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 4, 2017-8:00 A.M . WOMAN 'S IMP ROVEMENT CLUB OF TE MPLE CITY 9704 WOODR UFF AVENUE TEMPLE CITY, CA 91780 AGENDA 1 . CALL TO ORDER -Cha ir 2 . ROLL CALL -Aubrey Chan ; Marie Chen ; Carol Daughtery; Donna Georgina ; Kohei Is hida ; Dennis Leung; Lucy Liou; Sharon Morris ; Elizabeth Powell ; Pam Polagi; Joanne Rosso ; Ann Seitz; Gavin Ward; Michael Wintercorn . 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 5 . PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA The Senior Ma ster Plan Advisory Committee wi ll now hear publ ic comments regarding items not listed on the agenda . 6 . APPROVAL O F MINUTES T he Co mm ittee is requested to r eview and approve th e M in utes of th e Regular Senior Master Pla n Advisory Committe e Meeting of October 5, 2017. Recommendation: Approve. 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. EXISTING SERVICE PROVIDER SURVEY RESULTS Recommendat ion : T he Temple City Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee (SMPAC) is requested to receive and fi le the co mmu nity survey r es ults for the T emp le City Senior Master Plan , as provided by the SMPAC 's Community Input Sub -Committee . 81 B. SEN IOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY CO MMITIEE WORK GROUPS T he Co m mittee will wo rk in small grou ps to develop specific recommendations (action st eps) for the draft Senior Master Pl an. Re co mmen dation: A pprove. C . ASS IG NMENT OF ACTIO N STEPS TO SENIOR MASTER PLAN GOALS The Committee will assign act ion steps to the adopted goals of the Senior Ma ste r Plan . Re commendation: Approve . D. REPORT S 0 Chai r 0 City Staff 0 Consu lta nt 8 . ADJOURNM ENT The Senior M aste r Pl an Advisory Comm ittee may meet in ea rly January 20 18 to revie w the f inal dr aft, if need ed . Notice: S taff reports o r written documentation relating to each ite m of business of this Agenda are available for viewing on the City's website at www.templecitv.us and are on file in the Office of the City Clerk located at City Hall, 9701 La s Tunas Drive, Temple City, California , and available fo r review during regu lar business hours. In compliance with the American s with Disabilities Act, if you need specia l as sistance to participate in this meeting, please contact Steve Lawson , Parks & Recreation Manager at (626) 285·2171, extension 4530. Notification 48 hours prior to the mee t ing will enable the Ci ty to make reasonable arrangemen t s t o ensure accessibi l ity to th i s m ee t ing. I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under th e laws of the State of California th at the foregoing agenda was posted on th e Civic Center bulle tin board not less than 72 h ours prior to the meeting. Steve L awson, Parks & Recreation Manager I Signed and Posted: October 30, 2017 (5:00p.m.) 82 CITY OF TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITIEE REGULAR MEETING MINUTES November 4 , 2017 1. CALL TO ORDER Chai r Georgina called the Se nior Master Plan Adv isory Committee (SMPAC) Regular Meeting to orde r at 8:10 a .m. at the Woman 's Club of Temple City at 9704 Woo druff Avenue, Temp le City , CA 91780 . 2. ROLL CALL Members Present: Aubrey Chan , Marie Chen, Carol Daughtery, Donna Georg ina, Ko he i Ish ida , Lucy Liou , Den nis Leung, El iza beth Powell, Pam Polagi , Joanne Rosso , Ann Se itz, Gavin Ward , Michael Wintercorn . Members Abse nt: Sharon Mo r ris Also Present: Cathy Burroughs , Parks & Recreation Director Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager Roman Rod riguez, Parks & Recreat ion Coordinator Dick Guthrie, Consultant 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chai r Georgi no led those present in the Pledge of Al legiance . 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS -None 5 . PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA -None 6 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion was made by Committee member Seitz, seconded by Committee member Polagi, to approve th e Minutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting o f Oc tober 5, 20 17. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 83 7 . ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. EXI STING SERVIC E PROVIDER SURVEY RESULTS Manage r Lawson provided a ve r bal update on the Existing Service Prov iders Sub-Committee's p rogress. They expect to ha ve final resu lt s by the SMPAC's meeting on January 4 , 2017. B . SEN IOR MASTE R PLAN ADVISORY COM MITIEE WORK G ROUP S The Committee worked i n four small gro u ps to deve lop specific recommendations (act ion ste ps) for t he draft Senior Master Plan . Each group provi ded a ve r bal presentation of their recomme ndations. C. ASSIG NMEN T OF ACT ION STEPS TO SENIOR MASTER PLAN GOALS The Co mm ittee discussed and tentatively assigned numerous action steps to the adopted goals of the Senior Ma ste r Pla n. The Committee vo ted unanimously to include all of th e action steps in th e Senior Ma ster Plan . D . REPORTS 0 Chair C ha ir Georgino thanked everyone and stated the next Senior Master Pl an Advisory Committee me etin g wi ll be he ld on T hursday, January 4 , 2018 , at 6:30p.m. at the Li ve Oak Par k Ann ex. D City Staff D irector Burroughs than ked everyone fo r thei r participatio n. C Consultant Consu ltant Guthrie thanked everyone for thei r part icipation and di scussed th e expected ti meline fo r the c reation an d approv al of the Senior Master Plan. 84 8 . ADJOURNMENT The Senior Master Plan Adv isory Committee Reg ular Meeting was adjourned at 12 :30 p.m . T he next meeting of the Temple City Senior Master Pla n Advisory Committee wi ll be held on Thu rsday , January 4 , 2018, 6:30p.m . at the Live Oak Park An nex, 10144 Bogue Street, T emple City, CA, 91780 . 85 CITY OF TEMPLE CITY SE NIOR MAS T ER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE REG ULAR MEETING THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 , 2018-6:30 P .M. LIVE OAK PAR K ANNEX BU ILD ING 10144 BOGUE STREET TEMP L E CITY , CA 91780 AGENDA 1 . CALL TO ORD ER -Chair 2 . ROLL CALL -Aubrey Chan; Marie Chen ; Carol Daughtery; Donna Georg ine; Kohei Ishida; Dennis Leung ; L ucy Liou ; Elizabeth Powell ; Pam Polagi; Joanne Rosso ; An n Seitz; Gavin Wa rd ; Michael Wintercorn. 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 5 . PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LIS T ED ON THE AG ENDA The Senior Master Plan Adv isory Committee wil l now hear public comments regard in g items not listed on the agenda . 6. APPROVAL OF MINU T ES The Com mittee is requested to r ev ie w and approve the M inutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Co mmittee Meeting of November 4, 20 17 . Reco mm endation: Approve. 7 . ADMINISTRATIVE IT EMS A. APPROVAL OF DRAFT SEN IOR MASTER PLAN Recom mendation: Recommend approval of draft Senior Master Plan to the Temp le City Parks & Rec reat ion Commission. 8. ADJOURNMEN T In compliance with t he American s with Di sabi lities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager at (626) 285 -217 1, extension 4530 . Notification 48 hours prior t o the mee t ing will enable the Ci t y to make reasonab le arrangements to ensure accessibility to this meeting. 87 I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that th e foregoing agenda was posted on the Civic Center bulletin board not less than 72 hours prior to the meeting. Steve Lawson, Parks & Recrea tion Manager I Signed and Po sted: December 27, 2017 (5:00p.m.) 88 C ITY OF TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MINUTES January 4 , 2018 1. CALL TO ORDER Chai r Georg i na ca ll ed the Se n io r Master Plan Advisory Co mmittee (SMPAC) Regular Meeting to order at 6 :37 p.m. in the Live Oak Park Annex Building at 10144 Bogue Street, Temple City , CA 91780 . 2 . ROLL CALL Member s Pre sent: Aubrey Chan , Marie Chen, Carol Daughtery , Donna Georgina , Denni s Leung , Pam Polagi , Joanne Rosso, Ann Seitz , Gavin Ward , Michael Wintercorn. Member s A b sent: Sharon Morr is, Elizabeth Powe ll , Kohe i Ishida . Also Present: Cathy Bu rrough s, Parks & Recreation Director Steve Lawson , Parks & Recreation Manage r Roman Rodrigu ez , Parks & Recreation Coo rdinator Dick Guth rie, Consultant 3 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chair Georgina led those present in the Pledge of A ll egian ce. 4 . WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS -Non e 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA -Non e 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion was made by Committee member Chan , seconded by Committee member Seitz, to approve the Minutes of the Regular Senior Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting of November 4, 2018. The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 7. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS A. APPROVAL OF DRAFT SENIOR MASTER PLAN 89 The Committee discussed th e draft Senior Master Plan and each member offe r ed their feedback. A motion was made by Committee member Seitz, seconded by Committee member Rosso, to appro ve the draft Senior Ma ster Plan and recommend approval to the Temple City Parks & Recreation Commission . The Committee unanimously approved the motion. 8 . ADJOURNMENT The Senio r Ma ster Plan Advisory Committee Regular Meeting was adjourned at 7 :26p.m. 90 CITY COUNCIL Cynthia Sternquist, Mayor William Man, Mayor Pro Tern Tom Chavez, Councilmember Nane t te Fish , Councilmember Vincent Yu, Cou nc i I member PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Lance Baroldi, Chairpe rson Krista l Haddad, Vice Chairperson Donna Georgina, Commiss ioner Joanne Rosso, Commissioner Cynthia Vance, Commissioner SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE Donna Georgina, Chairperson • Michael Winte rcorn , Vice Cha irperso n Aubrey Chan • Marie Chen • Carol Daughtery • Kohei Ishida • Dennis Leung Lucy Liou • Sharon Morris • Pamela Polagi • Elizabeth Powell Joanne Rosso • Ann Seitz • Gavin Ward STAFF & TECHNICAL SUPPORT Cathy Burroug hs, Director of Parks and Recreation Steve Lawson, Parks and Recreation Manager (Lead Staff to TCSMP) Roman Rodriquez, Parks and Recreation Coordinator Dick Guthrie, Senior Master Plan Consultant, Midlothian, VA THE SMP ADVISORY COMMITIEE , STAFF, AND CONSULTANT WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION TO THE MANY PRESENTERS THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE FOUR STUDY SESSIONS ON ISSUES IMPACTING OLDER ADULTS. THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND INSIGHT WERE EXTREMELY HE LPFUL IN DETERMINING THE FINAL RECOMMENDAT I ONS FOR ACTION STEPS. 91 ~-- T HIS SEC TI ON OF THE TEMPLE CITY SENIO R MASTER PLAN INCL UD ES MATERIALS RELATED TO THE SELECTION AND WORK OF THE TCSMP ADVISORY COMMITTEE, INCLUDING COMMITTEE RECRUITMENT DOCUMENTS , AND COPIES OF MEETING HANDOUTS. 93 9701 LAS TUNAS DRIVE ·TEMPLE CITY • CALI FOR NIA 91780 • (626) 285-2171 February 15 , 2017 SUBJE CT : SENIOR MASTE R PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTE E Dear xxxx , The Temple City Pa rks & Recreation Department is in the process of creating a Senior Master Plan (SM P ) to help guide the City of Temple City (City), community organizations , and others over the next five (5) to ten (1 0) years regarding older adult program s, services, and facili ties . The first step in doing so involves the crea tion of a SMP Advisory Committee, which will lead the development process by determining a vision statement a nd goals; conducting the community input process; dev eloping an understanding of the issues impac ti ng older adults; review ing existing services; and developing a measurable Action Plan . In order effectively accomplish its charge , it is anticipated that the SMP Advisory Committee wi ll be made up of approximately 15- 20 community members . Interested parties must have a passion for senior/older adult issues and be able to commit to an approx imate six-month process (beginning in May 2017), which includes attending at least 1-2 meetings per month (most meetings will be held at the Live Oak Park Community Center) and possibly serving a s a member on an assigned wo rking task group. To that en d , the C ity cordially invites yo u to apply to serve on the SMP Advisory Committee. Attached is an a pplication for the SMP Advisory Committee that contains additiona l in formation. Applications are also available at the Live Oak Park Comm unity Center and Annex Building ; Temple City City Hall; and on the City website. Completed applications are due Thursday, March 30, 2017 at 5:00 p.m . and may be subm itted any of the followi ng ways: 1) In person a t Live Oak Park Community Center or Annex Bu ilding; 2) Via e-mail to Steve Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager at slawson@templecity.us ; and 3) Mail to : Senior Mas te r Plan , City of Temple City , Attention: Steve Lawson, 9701 Las Tunas Drive , Temple City, CA 91780. Thank you in adva nce for your co nsidera tion . If you have any additional questions, you can reach me at (626) 285-2171 , extension 4530, or slawson@ temp lecity.us. Sincerely, Steve Lawson Parks & Recreation Manager Attachment: SMP Advisory Committee Application 95 " I i i T E M P L E C I T Y S E N I O R M A S T E R P L A N S E N I O R M A S T E R P L A N A P P L I C A T I O N & B A C K G R O U N D I N F O R M A T I O N T h e f o l l o w i n g i n f o r m a t i o n a n d A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e A p p l i c a t i o n f o r t h e T e m p l e C i t y S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n d e t a i l s t h e w o r k e f f o r t t o d e v e l o p t h i s s t r a t e g i c p l a n t h a t w i l l g u i d e t h e c o m m u n i t y i n t h e c o m i n g y e a r s i n e n h a n c i n g s e r v i c e s a n d q u a l i t y o f l i f e f o r o l d e r a d u l t s . G E N E R A L A D V I S O R Y C O M M I T T E E I N F O R M A T I O N T h e S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n ( S M P ) A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e w i l l b e t h e a d v i s o r y g r o u p t o g u i d e t h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f t h e T e m p l e C i t y S e n i o r M a s t e r P l a n . T h e c o m m i t t e e w i l l d e t e r m i n e a v i s i o n s t a t e m e n t a n d g o a l s , d e v e l o p a n d c o n d u c t a c o m m u n i t y i n p u t p r o c e s s , d e v e l o p a n u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f t h e i s s u e s i m p a c t i n g o l d e r a d u l t s , r e v i e w e x i s t i n g s e r v i c e s , a n d d e v e l o p a m e a s u r a b l e A c t i o n P l a n t o g u i d e t h e C i t y o f T e m p l e C i t y , c o m m u n i t y o r g a n i z a t i o n s , a n d o t h e r s o v e r t h e n e x t f i v e ( 5 ) t o t e n ( 1 0 ) y e a r s r e g a r d i n g o l d e r a d u l t p r o g r a m s , s e r v i c e s , a n d f a c i l i t i e s . I t i s a n t i c i p a t e d t h a t t h e S M P A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e w i l l b e m a d e u p o f a p p r o x i m a t e l y 1 5 - 2 0 m e m b e r s i n o r d e r t o a c c o m p l i s h i t s c h a r g e . O t h e r c o m m u n i t y v o l u n t e e r s m a y a s s i s t w i t h s p e c i f i c w o r k t a s k s d e v e l o p e d b y t h e S M P A d v i s o r y C o m m i t t e e a s w e l l . T I M E C O M M I T M E N T A p p l i c a n t s m u s t b e a b l e t o c o m m i t t o : ~ A p p r o x i m a t e s i x ( 6 ) m o n t h p r o c e s s , b e g i n n i n g i n e a r l y M a y 2 0 1 7 . ~ C o m m i t t o a t t e n d i n g a t l e a s t ( 1 - 2 ) m e e t i n g s p e r m o n t h ( m o s t m e e t i n g s w i l l b e h e l d a t t h e L i v e O a k P a r k C o m m u n i t y C e n t e r , 1 0 1 4 4 B o g u e S t r e e t , T e m p l e C i t y , C A 9 1 7 8 0 ) . ~ S e r v e a s a m e m b e r o n a s s i g n e d w o r k i n g t a s k g r o u p ( s ) . ~ H a v e a p a s s i o n f o r s e n i o r / o l d e r a d u l t i s s u e s . A P P L I C A T I O N D E A D L I N E & H O W T O S U B M I T S u b m i t y o u r a p p l i c a t i o n s b y 5 : 0 0 p . m . o n T h u r s d a y , M a r c h 3 0 , 2 0 1 7 . A n a p p l i c a t i o n i s a t t a c h e d . A p p l i c a t i o n s a r e a l s o a v a i l a b l e a t t h e f o l l o w i n g l o c a t i o n s : 9 6 ~ Electronicall y , on the Ci ty of T emp le City website: www.templecity.us )> Live Oak Pa r k Comm un ity Ce nter and Annex , 1 0144 Bogue Str eet ~ T emple City-City Hall, 9701 Las Tun as Drive Completed applications may be s ubmitte d any of the following ways : ~ In perso n at Live Oak Park Community Cente r or Annex Bu ilding , 10144 Bog u e Street, Temple City , CA 9 178 0 ~ Via e-mai l to Steve Lawson , Parks & Rec reation Manag er at s lawson@ templecity.us ~ Ma il t o: Se nior Master Plan, City of Tem ple City, Attention : Steve L awson, 9701 Las T unas Dr ive , Temple City, CA 91780 WHO SHOU L D APPLY? Our goal is to accept Advisory Com mittee Members who represent one or more of t he fo ll owing suggested categories (Tem p le City res idency statu s is not a req uir ement): Seniors/O lder Adu lts Sen io r Services Professionals Bu siness Community Ho using Pub lic T ransportation Law Enforc e ment Faith-Based Commu nity Sen ior Day Care Provide rs Non-Eng lis h Sp eaking Pop ulations Edu cat ional Commun ity GET EVERYON E INVOLVED )> Mental Hea lt h )> Med ical Health ~ Fitness & Well-being ~ Youth & Seniors ~ Comm u nity Voluntee rs )> No n-Profit Organiza tion s ~ Techn ology ~ Differently-Abled )> Ot her Und errepre sent ed To lea rn more about the Sen ior Ma ster Plan, please co nta ct Stev e Lawson, Parks & Recreation Manager at (626) 285-2 17 1, extension 4530 , o r by e-ma il at slawson@templecity.us . 97 m Ill TEMPLE CITY SENIOR MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPLICATION PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT LEGIB LY Name __________________________ _ Profession ______________________ _ Address _____________ _ City ______________ _ Zip _____ _ Phone Nu mber ___________ _ Cell Phone ______________________ _ Ema il --------------------------- What experiences do you ha ve t hat wi ll benefit the development of Temple Ci ty 's Sen io r Master Plan? What are the key issues that you see impacting the quality of li fe for seniors/olde r adults in Temple City? Please share add itiona l insigh t about yo urse lf and why you'd like to be a part of the plann i ng pro cess. •ptease attach additional paper if needed. Signature : ________________________________ _ Date : ____ _ 98 Community Enhancement Division Includes these Functions: ·Planning ·Buildi ng ·Commun ity preser vation/Code enforceme nt • Business l ice nse ·Co mmunity d evelopment b l ock grants (CDBG) 99 Community Enhancement Division Challenges with Temple City • Lack of prior planning & investment ·Suburban layout ·Great distances between destinations ·Requires a car to move around • Lack of sidewalks • Large houses, expensive to maintain • Large properties • Low density makes public transit inefficient Community Enhancement Division Accessory Dwelling Units ·Solution for ag in g in place ·Caretaker's quarter on the property ·Rent out the main house for mcome ·No public hearing ·No discreti onary rev i ew 100 HI ·I 011'1 Sl ... .. 0 L ... ... '-.:: 0 . -H-1 . " ., .. -Ul ' ~ R I ~. ~ -s. .. ~· ~ ! . ,.. Garage Conversion to Accessory Dwellin of the lot Community Enhancement Division Home Improvement Grants • Gra nts f o r sm al l o r large projects • ADA Improvements • New or repai r air conditioning • Deferre d kit chen & bath repa irs • Housing pai nt ing • New roof or roof repairs • Maximum lo a n is: $35,000 • 0 interest · No payme nts are required , paid back at sale • Maxi m u m g rant is: $10,000 • Must be income q ua l ifying 101 Addotoonol sode •ndrur setbacl not requtred dnveway. Converted aare&e does not require porklna. Unit Community Enhancement Division Reasonable Accommodations: ·Allows for "exception" from zoning rules for people with disabilities ·Director's approval Community Enhancement Division Americans with Disabilities Act: ·Improvements required with remodel of new commercial space ·Interior bathrooms ·Parking, Van accessible spaces • Level entries 102 17• MIN . Community Enhancement Division Downtown & Crossroads Specific Plan: ·Creates a destinat io n to park once and walk, ta lk, shop, and eat ·Create open space and pla zas t o get people out and soc ializing Community Enhancement Division Active Transportation ·Activ ity ke eps people physica ll y fi t, mentally fit, and a ll ows soc iali zatio n, reduces dementia · Is Temple City wa l kable? · Does it have sidewalks? • Does it have consistent tree canopy? ·Are there d estinations to wa l k to? • Do buildings address the street? • Are the signals timed for sl ow walkers? • Are there p l aces to stop and "take a seat" 103 Community Enhancement Division Investing in City Services & Infrastructure: ·County Library ·Sewer System ·Parks ·Streets & Sidewalks ·City Hall 104 AGE -FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES : AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS COME What malces a cornnumtysuccl!'ssful? One lmp<:~nant musurt '' howwt I it meets t he nHds ofit sc tinns tn all stages of thei r lives Is It uJe? Affordablfo ? Walk.abl•? Healthy' lnc:h..sM? Is •t 1 are;n place to grow up ondzrow old' In sh<l rt, is •t "a&t-fr~ndly?"ln many comm unit ies ta rae .Jnd s-naU ~eros.s Ame rka ard around tM p:.be,tht answtr Is s till MO. This Ll unfortuate ttc.M. fro. Al.heaa. GeofP,I to AthtM. G~. ~ a.e lnia.l'-pr a.d dwwodcl't pc.pul.atlon Ll JfltiAa old.el, qudlyMd~dy lblalaa.tmryiJ awocut.~tul,lloprf'W phtaoalenoo with at&Sif poUdw raaaiAciiCiom. At th• ~•lime, k po68 a d&a.U.Up • dOH, c-uA. aDd ~Mi.&hbofboodl, wauy ar whkb are adD ta~pnpNed to.n.-• bftle6t from-llal! lru.l·trawkl.l aut~:~bef ol~deb.lma. The rood notWJ 1.1 that commumnn still hi;w: n me to RIM the dyn;uux; opportWllly that an ql:IJ populaboo C&JJ p rnmt. In fac=t, 11WJY thoushtleadftl oow bool""· thai tt. mmmunltin that farebftt (n the 21st centwy W1U M thOM that bod! taeklto lhe challe-na« and emlxtu the ~twe pouabilinn that ao qms poJ111latlon creat~ The bu~ ~tiD create ap-fritndlycommunitiH oll"en&n ldulbfJ:Ut'WOr~fOftbl:teft"(Mt MWe net<! to think lA 1 compl.ttdy d.Ufe!f'flt way about lhil new aweruion ol oldel: adu.lu.. • Ul' JW.Ih Finkelltein, SeD, Senior Via Pl'Midf'Ot tot Policy and P'lan.ru..oa at Tlw New York Academy ol Mf'CIJcinf' and clirKtor oJ Art-Fri~ N'nor York City. "We tend to tno~t atiOJ u tbouJh.lt ~a diMaw. 111t.her than • stare of llle. We need w wotk wHh dYK ~nto IH:Ip thew understand the amny opportWlltiltl !holt anM (rom d!eqm1 o( the population.· Grantmalccn ln Acini (GIA) bu dtwloped tbia publkatlon a.s p.tl1 ol Community AGEDda: tmprav\oJ A.mmu !Of AliA $d. anlninatlvt fund~bytbfoP6..JiftFou.n4arioa b"'~ •rr.m' ty,\(,r u,W·l ·J;•r 1\U l'Ufl; k>r All 'PI''"' •) lbt documtn!'t purpMe ls to ini%0Ciuct: prlvatt pbiW:lthroptH a.od.locaJ. lt.l!fl, and!Meta.l fundtCIIO this new, u:ans!ormiilM V<.~Y of thinklna about &Ji!ll and community dt\ltlopmtnt.ln it. we tutWVthtcurmn state ofthtiii,Se -friendly community mow.mcnc. rhowu.l.c notable uamplts. and demonstrate bow wbau. subwbiln, ex urban. and rural cor:nmunllin can If: I started or 11dvance t.h~r work. A surchahle d.atabut of ap-(nendly proa;rams aaos.5 America, a C\Uattd coUKnon of lmpll'm~ta.tion tool&, and other rHOUn:tsatt alsoavallablear,;rAI , .ry ml• nitv.-\lifntb fora.ny fundeJ, plannl!:r, nonprol\t. JOIIftTUilCnl arcocy. or dtittn ~lung to work tow.ud a more a1e-frltadly future. WUAT IS AN AGtHlUEHDI.Y COM..\tUNITY'I' Eac.h age·fritndly communuv IS unJqut and the work of building one can tab many ditfrrmt forms. SomdUMS 11 b a ~onal dewlopment proctu trylns 10 mUe sense oi a lfOWinl old~ population through plannfns. ~nlnJ. andlnfru~un~mts. Atot11er timH, U can be a more discrttt ellort to orp..n.l.zt •lin& 5tf"Vit6 more tfft<:tM:Iy, ttarufonn a pa.rticulu MIJhborhood or housina; unit, or dtvOte attention to a dbUnct sub-populaUoa of older adullS in a communitY Ase frle:ndly community lnltiatl\-et an includt any of th!' following~ Municipiil and n-pona..l p1&nnm& with an m1phasls on community and oldtr adult mput; Houslns and otber bui1din&: dHip, ~rticula.rly illtfordable, adapth-e/~CCHSlb~ bous1nJ and multi-pmerai.Jonal options: SoclaiSt:rvttu, lndud.in& awal delh"try, adult day p rograms. and aresM>r tupport, with a focus on DIHti.n& the chan gi ng needs of the frail. w.abled, and homdxJund oldrr people: Tr:wsporuuon ~ts. inducbnJ inanKd public transit a.nd free or reduced cost tuJJ and otbet nde~, and promotms Willkabillty a.ndatc:t:$Sib1Uty: Haith promotion, includin& commuruty acdvilit'$ to en banc. wellnH-J and sreater &a'IKS to huJtb. mmtal health, an d home health~: CMt engap:mutt eftoru. tndud.ins lnterrenerartonallnfrlalk-es and opportunidH for meanintful vobmteerin1 and paid work that btneflt oldtr people a.od people ol all aps. and EtforttiO prtXDCJW:KUS&IIOinformilldon.lncJudin&:aneffectM commwlication symm IUduJ:Ic commwwy lftkkniS of all ~ and fOCI..ISinS on oraJ and pno~ed commurucaoon aa:I!:Wble to olde ~ Wh~t thl'R dive~ r:tforts stw-lo is aa up~nsed desirt: to CTl'3tl' pla«-s that support old~ adults and their famibH bert~. and t'nable oldn people to rem<lin ~. coam.budnJ mfl'mbl!:.n, of the.lt communlrles.. O~ly or mduectty, theM pto!«f$ addreu aa endurin.g q uestion; bow do ~tre~te ptacr:s that truJy lllftt tMn«dsand aspirations or au of thdr reslde:nts? AI wecoruickr tlM: laJte~t ~n~cration of older peoplt: tn ou• country's history, m.aldnc ow communi tin more age-friendly must become a D!Offl Ct!ntra1 J01.L jluy t~tlftJtkrJ itO'II' brilrr-rdtt:ttrfw('O"tmunfrf#s tlwt /At~bnt "'~ 1 J•t n-nru ry wtll H dtou tlull bolll tfJd:k rlw c~ IJI!d t mbra.:e the J"o'4tiw pouibiLritr t"-'t mt oufn.l ~r-crHfn. ·~iaidmtwspi"'''fd4! .k1idci1Jit"J'VIc'ft.lnr~llfi'M(I/ ~-.Jrda)'proprms. adatrf.11wt~.wftll a {oaiSOfflnft'tln,ftlwd«<rtlfftB ~of ttt# /roiL dlsab/.ed. and llcnr:bou~ okkr peopJr. 105 "'~''"AiinrCG!Al,.,M!Iooo<'f po..pll:lrphi(olntlwol\llfl~ltlrw.:i~lft ,..PfOI'Iftlthef...,..-itll(fOf..ptrcJrt Anlllf.u.t.lrlldwdCOftlnoul'ltvAGEIIdl. ~"l~&fotMApiltll01J. wtt"lH~tfr<3nlct.~,ro.u..ut.oa. hlfGo'l.tot.w.[JP'lff(OI"tiiUI"!lltllfl""""" f1arJIIObHOIN lffK"'-ettiii'V"YP nr)W.Jkl Mlb"'""..,.•·'-•t"'' 4G£nd.ruot 1'1111110 ""'"""""""',..., .w•.OtCOfllllllf!w<lto -c--Meody dr.ofl;"'P""(' ... 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Ji&MUI(JiuMQI htatr'nl....,.~AGE .. ~,..,..,.~- Gtrl!:frdyn:NIIIJUtt.....tto~ ~ .. ...,, ..... •cnitnlr#•rttl ~ tlttdrwott ACE.fiUE.''Dll' COS".~C"nO I't S TO Onil.lt D£VIl.OPM£Hf Movt.\I£Hn In ahmna: to mab communlbn bettesloc~ol&llasn.the ap lnmdly ~mt echoes thepalsofnurDnOUtotber d41ftlopalftlt IIIOCkls. many of them Launched to push b.:k ~nattheiM)loitJna:.car domm~~ttd suburban. landsnpe oltbe 19SO.and J960s.. Thew includ~the ~ lhraru:..,.,.. wbkh pc'OIDOfft ...Jbblt nr~Jhbol hoocb; s.. ... 1:>1 C:0W..U w •t.IOC\.\Slfllon IUSWMblf::t:OffJTUit:,how.J.n.a.. tn.naportabon. edua.taon. bMith. aod tob aeanoa: Cmt}'lf4~ '"""-wtudl M'd:.s to make IUftU Mfe and aecnu"ble for drio.'nS. walb:rs. biqdilu. and whftkhair ~= and W•U... ,, desfa:Md •<tJ"OUnlf the human foot, bUiy thr only tftllplate thlo1 CIJ!.~IDsutt.alnolbilityand fu1ure com.mWI.Ity p101penty. • All thHf a~ shale many mmenu and pod~ bm~tsthat:lftl.eralty.ccrue to n::t<»t. d noc aU. members of a COWJIWUty. OM lhmSlhoil cfatinauu;hH: ap &wndly ~IISitsmandatt_, tll.IWfl that the neoedJ ol older adu11s ai't tpKlfxal}y iDclwkd ......_ WltYCREATEAlfAGE· FRIENDLY CO M.MUNTTY1 In thecontutolthetebroadtr d~lturrt'nts_..tlat's tbewUqut value ~non fOf thla work? How &n~oiJ!e frit.ndJy communitws bet us posmontd In &n*llD.J workt 1 Wecan count .,...,... SKond., IMit oWtr .w.tt M l.arpty bWrby, aarve tl\-.s By promanar bH.Itb, wtllofoM. tD4 ~ ..,-.ttwndlycommun.tttKcaa ~~ okltt ..Su.lt&ln~ilbt&lr:b.~.aod~liaiwwa.oftftl utOOtrtdWi(b~ "Ddtlltun!.t~.~.pporuoldH ~tslD r ftU.IIIIIll-.. ~ctand~WUbDMdllharare ~C051tv for~. fot theb IIJIUlJe.,llldbiiCIIO«J' laalut -..mJ WCNid.Wi lh~tpubtk D.n.~ocn,boc.hoa~.,..pcMDDNI-~.crn 4l Or ,\tafs;aret Q.an. Du«•..c..o.tnl ol The World Health ()rp;atuDoa {WHO), bat , ""dM toClA'bft IbM ada,pr ID rba chancior ~·pbk cu mpa~ ~clmdmd.' aad will bPI! a compeacw advJm.apowr 1'-eda.atdoDOC."" Tbud,tbtortlt • pG~oo"UfuJ f'NZtlmiiiO ••p tD P'•et. • P\ablk ~ •v-, trot. AAlP•ododMn ~fhlt mere rhao •is tuour cf 10 oldtt l)t09tf woukli:UI.ot 10......,"' tbftl own bomH. or at leur theu owo conununin"' lot u ._, u pouibl•. fr&llty and fv-.!l.unr Lim..t.I.Ln 1Mb •lint in pt..r.c. IDQfl cb!kuk.; qe:-fneDcUv ~lopmenr hel ps. commuNttet cult ptKIK&Itoho~UOiul to 1Mb: tt IDDI"t \Ubk !-lnally, manyolthe cbanpl lhlt worlc for oldt'1 ~ple.sut.h as walkable fllre.U, att. .. ibk! bawLnc. bt'tter c.om munJty h••lth . and tDOte voluntMNnl, bl'n•tll PfOI>l• of all qH SUch work should bl rtprd.cf as a ·mull! win" prOI)OilbOn lor <=Omd!Wlltln.. A6E·FIIIEIIDLY IIIACTfOII nn: A.DY.uruc.r Plm-'11Vl ,........, ............. '*nd ......... ~.,ib~ _, .. ._,.P*....,.•fi*IIMil~ ..,._...brtWbtt-IWr"'"'pWC hM .... t "" ...................... '"'''"'-~ 1l!i9t ...,.,.,......., • .-.. ,... • ., .... .,..._,~..,.. '«Motllllt..•llallc-,M.:I .._d't.tti,_.....,. .. 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A.oll:lu. 1 C.•••uuty AGEnd. au • ..., plq «1 MJp tiwal l ftDIWI to tbN bacan aad~ ID br~ tbrp-oaatuma.J p p thtoqb k&raur~ u...,._.. ud .an aa..u..tM rebbOmtupt With our wuth" •A kM ot kMtnbap If co..q ~ •....aaopol)irw aod. mayor• m- d.aya_ tatblf lb&D JV,.tt tht trad;.bOUJ .,ulJ M twroek, and tba11Lu ..S.atq~oMDU .• ._.,.PbiJSUI!otd.PbO.Dtt««NoltiM<Atatft OftAI\nlaftd~lldwlDibao.llrutnuteon Dlwhthty.a.od Com.wryat 1Dibu.a ~-and a c.ammumty AGEnda klllks -.. .: .. :·:.=-...:.~ ------ &l"UIMJI!oG CO.\LV.li"NI'11l:.S TOGEnt~ SDcnutul.."y tackhn&UJJ.rp~bo.Uerwqu&IH~ ~fromrurryUy~ers.rtpftftliiDIII.I.~tHttecrcu dw blnpan. 8ulld101ao .... fnndly~ Ill DOVIIC.-pc&Oa >O<Xt;WUIIOIJaniuocal., socl.a1 MMtt ~ urbaa pla.ooen.. c-umty crou~. aad olc1ft aDd yawJI'ft ad&..ltt tbnutt"" IMlltaD bP ~Ht:Ditd and hMn1 A..od becauM they dftD.IIDd. -.DOD, calt..abora!IOil. and !ht a biJIIV UICOOWDI I daft!Hta[IJtolpubdp&att ..... en.ndty(ORUaUtuty tmU.tr.'fl prn.ftlta a.nual Le.ta1.br.popponulllty lot ~i oryga tefi!Y don' M~ ~ vWw ~U U aft aJUl,l fundtt ~ 8fl ~ • taY'fo At1.6tb Mor'Jlea. F.ucuiTW Dtttctotollht P6wr fOl.o.Od.1Uon "'TltH 'lfOfk cura aaou -.any di!flfftl.t UsuK. and lhe dmrM pubUc. private parttWt'sblp1 tb&l can r.W1 pr-nt llt'l"lltndow ....... Public L'un~rt a rt important U -u. and lnteiHIII lfOwi.OI Uilh• row-mmt nl M-Ctot: a 2011 poll by Gownmw mapz~nt otlfniOI stair and local leaden -a ltqr stiliholdn poup-found th.atiO pt'rtfnl _,, pei'IOCiallv suppo.-tro. of t-ftorb to CRoll~ lrwblt cornnaunlllu STATE OF THE AGE -FRIENDLY MOVEMENT ~fl/ltwt'fr. ... ,.... .... /of.,..,,.,.,. Ad• ------......._.-4_...., ___ ......._.,,.,...,-~ .. .., ~~at art w. ~aminl about tt-: ~df"Jr"IC. andd,,.·se s•t of c : .. ~. LJw11, and vltage-s thJ' oart rtmJk•,l thtTH.vt' to betttr serv. ole* .JduiU artd ptoplt of atl o~sts~ A rfVlfW of tf-1-'1\0'f ''Un 200 Sitts ldtntl~d 11'1 our ., tt.ll rt~.J-c~ on tht rnow-ent rtw-.a ls l noo~-nbt • of thtrnt1 ""£TWOn s ACI OSS A.\tOUCA 1'vlt, tb«t il iDatdlbl• dynaaaba la pAc• arWDd lh4l c::ou.nuy. A wtdor •arlefv ol q;e-frlet4}y bl!dalhw u c onct.way 111 • wajoriry ol AIIHncM ~tarn and the Dl.ltric:toleoiDIW..SoaMoldt«M iil" ...-. ~la c.w or.o.tol e ~ol....._MC"WOIII.I (i ~A tr lily Cotamun•rv ''''" l ) !bat bwt twtfll'd 10 l)lcMd4 ~with rwourtoM. fwwhA&. ud r«<uuka1 ...UC..DC•ta cWdt ~t. AU o!th«e oetworb u t .uuw IDmWu rle locatkNtt Nt-w ti!H SHIIIIO M tmftJIDJ tldl-.onth. £ARI.YDAYS.BUTit."IIJ)L"'fG MOMUOVM 1D 1001e pLicn. asor -fnmily u:ull.ali\'etart ......a 4tw~ lOCI toalpt~ Ot-qMtelha~e«Mcy,bowe9n,~UI)eAU qtet tMI w widdpCU(!. d!orl to ""'"• fntDcDy ~l.lftlllft tt at.UJ~a. rtl you.lh. A few Pf01R111$ U... bMa op ..S ruanln1 (or 10 Y'NR or more{b"uamplrt, AlP f rlmdlviDActdl: "~•tut.tlr-0«11fm. J! ~s.mt·~"' Rr. p f ) but moat: conlpftbmamt UUtpued .. fn.ad)r pn!ICI.DII. wfHft they nut •tall. aft IU.t rtnar tW1rd St.D.tbefi.-Jtobf'tl ~pabil~~a,f~ eldwtk.otl ptOpkatt~IOaodH'il:&adtbt~~wbtrt lNtaad bow-lrw,• AJ' PllilSWionl, P'bD. DlfKIIOfoltlwCtnttf -A&:I-DI aDd tommUNtr ;tllad..Lur.l UaNtn...rr and u ad'tUot to tbr tom.umry AGEnda an;nt 111 lDibana. ·11M thl.owment •..UV p.c::bq up 11eam, ill par1t.c... oltht qlllJ al tlw Baby looiHr.._ IIW:If ol wbora •~ .rtmst~. ~ alloullbw own ICiJll;. a.od besmi1Ullto look at arm~ u a c::ca.wurt -.... r11t.bn lhiA ~ u • peuoa.S challeo.,r: • 106 .. ,._, ,.....,....., ,.._., ................ ...,.,.,_ -~...,..,.. .......... ....,....,.,.__,_, ~IUI"!H 'ru~lt\l:mwlllfnlllllxmod {1011 17l ZS·J8), Andtvw Sd~oar!Kh. PtiD. oft he School o/Sodal Wdti.:e 11lhe Univnaty o( Cldifouua lkrkd~ a.nJanaue.hontyonlbrW.modd (.l:'r~,,.. -t-r • .,n.ll\· m Mt~ r 1/rllll\1..""-'"''·,-...:r.J.~"'the su.Jtalnahilltyofcumnt eflort~. thciravafl.abOityto -.~rceod.tnJMdu.ds llJ\d COII'lmunJtMIS. indthelontt-abiliryofCOCIIUilunit~~eSIOmllke the lnfrfiStructu~ ch.Jnps ~mi to~ the nftds o/an ;aainJ :U~Ciety without In increUI!d~troko"' AH OPPOR'f"UllllTY fOR GllEATEI. CON!Ii£CTION COOfdiMtlon 1nd ~~~t.m.lnt Ne bdpfu\ but are ~till ncM the nocm Lcx:AI com.mu.nrty ~ runnrot•se·friendty lm tl.uAoes ll~ohmfocu.sedoaKh~~•tbomabutmayllOI)"tt bc (l)nJ~MI ~ lwnt"fitUnJffOCII t.bt ~eollhclr ~IS in the\1 state, thftr rqiOD, tbr~ol tbec:ounttY.or there.~ oltht WOfkl. To pmm()le ronn«t~ort .nJ Ira prow a.;UU lllr~rcM, CotDmunily AGEnd&baldevftoped•-h..., r '• .. ttvr.ttriKksthe rMny Ag~·frlftxlly lniU.lM:su~tavt.J the UniteliSlntcs, .u wtllu a cuo.t~··d ~ '"'. , ca oi'IOOh.~ted.lndcontacts to ass.isrM<I ~VIInUlll!(e·friflMlty~ Orlw lq ~& _ .. _ ~-IIP.,..rn.lftunily ~llw ~&oodvflncw ......-~~1711 <111•"' --· AGE·fRIEIIDLY IIIAffiOII U..,.ht,uM<!It,n.ar~~o~r~ .. ••trJo.~l ....... ~ll--~\..t4(11 ... , M~l WQ'k•11.JIODt.llldu..ot.~~CrNr,._..~lof-'ll~ -Ot>t t;J•t.tUWtel't•ltltll~-'.ttlt..,.!Nir"-".at .... lltlalt """""~'host•o:•nP"'Poa'.., illrlhfrll•lltllf\lll..•...,~on<ys.M-rlt.-tl ~.¥~ot~_,, .... ,.W ... ANI'..,..,IIiltlfllfK4k..b fo~itll.~t 'II'IIC'WIIII"CH .... Il.t(,__l.)r•ctt•hhlio.,'llhl•• II'~C..IIftd(.MIIIIIU"-"p~ill"-"--~ ........... t!'lrf-"-'•',.,...,, (lf!H-'1\ •Jnltb.•~olld.llll.~ P't .. m.,bttw AAIII~~~~ ...... UIAWI .. ~...JOA,Cil.-'1 rt.1J'd<~ rbtw4..:~J, .. tr~,Corll~\« \4Jtf•~t&t,....,lt' .. t..,.~ ... s...rll~•'""..--twHh""-'v WtOfrll-¥f_.~.DQ\Iltf~~tW~'f(lftiCOvll ... ..,.,~ -~ ..... JPII:OP.PCNtf .... l -·~clt~.JIIbOtltwdl.l"lft•$( "'*""-•....:lj.lpfrot,m-.. tt-J.Mll'olfwtli"I': .... •U.'i .-...l!twMIW ....... Q:rc-t•ll'(, GlotY~~~o•~ot_... h .. 'Mty ~.ac-.NOttf-~"P-''WfWII'Ift Ac"lorrlii ~,...._"., ...... 'CJ:In...t~·OII'f 6lnbqansupeMWfk'1:~ll-'ft•"-''••~lowa.k'•u,, lrMhi(An.,..,.,f'-fv..,..,,.._~.., ~...oa.D.-.ctoft411watN lt..,ffbo!t f4t""'ltwWWCINrw:w\ftbK-.meN.~} ..._\e ~<tlt't<etljOOII.,.~"'f'IIII>:J'k(llll .... ..._81od ..... YortiGI'yllld ~d,\ftpr!IWN bt'-I.'W-Mff .... _.....,IMittw-11,~ ~A,AIIPoff.ft~....,.t. t~\,C...I\.,..ci0<$M>Ulielt\ '""'"'J.MltPMtW~IIt'lt.r~....tlttlrMill*l'-'"'ll""'t.'•'lf'.,IJQ ~'"'S~ A N££0 FOR GREATU SlfSTo\.lNABJUTY MD GOYotNMENTSUPPOJI:T Fot those alrndy on thril way, oae by quuuoa b sustauurbil.ttY. In parucutu whelhet 1 tlvm commWli[J' b&J !he capec1[J' to advance a,e lnendly de\ldopment on an OUJOWI bu&s. Mys Cuo! Kn.a.. P'loszam DU«tot al VirJi niA 0. Piper Chut~ Trutt Ia f>bomJ.I.. Antona. -lUI f1.1ndet, WC!(Ill f«l .n kkl 11 f,fUt, buls\Uot&lll.l.nl II~~ fi~M !~Ulrf'l SO!U~OI!' OQ [be ~fOUnd who ha$lbe corut«.tiOM with ki!'Y pl.aY'fTIIn th~ communl.ry CooMcckrn viib loealaawrrunent c:a.n be putlru1arty lmport.ant bKatw aainllD pLac.e raat~ 1 bolt ol laiUH, from o~n~pmt.ation to bousi.Dito nftchbcnbood HfVKH, whkh just 11~'1 1hlnp • sodal14'1via! ~ CUl do by ltldf" Olbet Upatl •tree that mor-e 10\"bnlii.O.IIupport would bolh boost tustllnflb:tllcy•nd htlp prOJDCMea foc:woo MCia1 ,wbet-'. WrH.maln tbe AGE·f'IUENDLY IMI'LF.MENTAnON: AS DIVERSE ASAMDC ICA IJrM thine that is 1trildn, when~~ the\IIOfk.in the Mid Ul it:l ric:b drwt-a1ry. While there are otrt&in c-ornmonaln:i.es {R<t Mlow, .. Some Common Elements"), ~nit CODlH to impi.HDt:ntlticrn, pros rams wry ~Sam., of the lat"Jti', narional~ baMd d!om artontnted tow;ud b:o.dcommunirytratuformation, but mostutet arY fOCI.Jied on an .anay of mort: di.Krrte obir<ti\!H. such M: Unkln3 With fl.nd social iof!Vk" (which can M qwte diqointf!d) to Jot:tVeold«'t adultsbe!tc>r : R.vi~lmnJagmg uetwotk servi.cn that riQ ionJrt meet tbe ne~.b o f IOd.y's older ~dulls, or th.it ba\-e bC't'O dtcttd by federU uti st~•• budlfl,cuu; lmpt0'11l\l one upe<1 of • eommunit)'. NC:h u trltNpon•tlon. MrHtion. arts, 01 hNlthcate; Me<tM! IN I1C'f!dJ o f a si11J11!' radal o-r~ populi bOn of elden: TlbnJ a pl.ce-butd •PP'O"cit ~· fOC\I.SlQJ tftortt Ul • dauete MIShbochood with • lol rgt populabon o( okiff PfOple: Enh•nclnt a 1ins le hou5Jn a or public sl~ 10 demonsuate what qr &i<tndly ~looks lrkto ... prrMpt u a1J10111boa.rd to • mott compreh~ c>l'l'o1t. "iblS worlt i.J Vl.'ty dtll'fndc>nt oa the pamcul.l.l oted$1md ~~ ol the com.mwuty 111d i t~ !0\oernmtnt suuctuces. Y)' lluth F"tnktlatml ol Ate·Fnt ndly New Yotltand the N-YOfkAcademyolMedici.nt-. ·Pattic'Utar 11sutt arlw from d.Jlfeztnef!"l an populauon. in cballeuJft from the todaJ and built envuoo.tllen~ m the nHds and dt'lu es of varloutsllktholden. Thtre's rulspr<i6ciry, ~from M.JJ}lbotbood to oerz:hborbood. ..U a tf'l:ult ,ltlunk IM!t are tonetpU and l~ntral pnnapltl thtf etn bt expo rted. but~ and stn.tesies f01 how to bt sucuuful nted to ~qui toe-iOOMd~Ullud. • 50.'4..£ CO!IIM.ON EL£MEHTS Fot aU tMU dlflerr:ncn, ~.the counuy's IDOft' .W.tantial and compn,hfonsiwqe-flie.ndly c>1fo!ts b.w some commora tlemena. For aample Mo6t h8w follo~ sinulaJ sttp5 mlamdun.J thftr propams.. rypicallystartinz withan ~toltlwneedlllandupirabons of olein adults in llreu comrounny. Te~ hew cooduct«i 1elephone IUI"W')IS, focus grou~ lllttn~ and.,.ot houf!d lumm.Jtl, and f!W'D, lD .alnt' CUH, pro~ry muket THt"an:h. Mo.t 11tes ha~ followed th eir retftfd\ With a ..UOI'IJ vtStOninl and pWminJ etrorl,ln which w.rious coarDlUrutyputnus haw come ~ to dt<tbUsh c\ur prionHes &rHI boundar~e for the pmjK1 and •-11M on wh.a t su«as will look Ulte. From lbes"t, u noted a~. lht' work dl\o'-'ef1H qwt• btoadty, foaat.cs oa a whole r anse of topia or tssuu of par!kul..ar inltrtll to the community or d ty. 107 AGE·FRIEIIDLY IIIACTIOII NAT1JRAU.t O<XL"8JJMO Una.DIIJfTC.:O'IMUNinl.lt SUPPOanvt 51lr\o'ICI.5 PaOG.ItAM tNORt.·S.,_P) lnltl!o-l._lti'~..Pff•~loftiW•._.., "Y (O......,...MI .. IIPI~~~~S...!!l-tJ'M"PI. .,..,_,,....s,.....,_,, IPII eftftlitliftllltCupMr.-~11 h.lt~»t-ilwrollllpr....cMtr.~ ...... a-dH fhtfl•)"....,_ rwcldll-I!Ufw.twDa~ • ..._._.~ ..... , b.)nllllrt~M.'IOIIIJ\~~--.AJf'dlfr,tboni)I .. WI~ ,. .. ~., ... llllt\. -wt~;at..,._ .. .._--._,_....,.....,tlplillfDwNal otrOiif'lr)o.·"¥~~Dn<:DflfllfoVI'",....' ... ~, .. CMi'IM..._, ... ,..... ...... .._.~,. Olttwflloll(tl ... ~.. • ........... ~ ...... ._..,.l~-.. Meo!•M ........... IJ."-,.••ttroftl ~1<1~,...~--t!WIII"" 11141t{t-'----~fl--............... "''' ...... ,.....u. ... ~ .. ~·~., ~...n ....... ---~ ....... ----...c~,.,. ........ -. ....... nw. .. .._~-..,we. tJ~-· ... a..a..•...,.._..• _...,.,..., ~~~ ... --~ ~ ... -~ ....................... ~~)9 ~M<lt ....... s. .... tbrl.-~ ........ .,. •• UWr T.S.,~-t~..-c-...... ~ ....... .. tflttUia.,..... ............. ~.,--Ot,__.lltA ~.~.._...r.,...•"'-•.........,.~ ~~ ......... , ......... ~III'IMitlln ~to~nM4Jcd Ake-oobiNrflt,~-·qllfb .... Htht--...1.,_ ,.vttt,.... ..... ..cpq~.r.. ~:.4 ,.,,..,.,.. .w.J-.wSeiUei'.A .-...c.•&\t.Wolli"*-tltt"llllt-.,\ll "'.,~T~~If"l ..... U'"'a-d .... bf .. f\IP 0 ~~"burtwltJI( -..ut.-hlr.-tllbtflt'* ... kftV!o-11.-ch••..,... ...... N~obOo&Joc kal ~ fuad.ula: bubem~t the he&rtol.-1 qf:·triead}y Pf01J111b. lb.ai.aMl, MftraJ Wltsuslwteci bf'tUitt oraoc.J~....._to8Kft S«Hvw•c:omtM.itiOft olprtq•* s-l* ~~ .-bkb suy\II[Wiatt'iy-\w anlalportaal~litmf'JYTbeledtral~bM fu.adfdO&\tyt"-0 ...... rr...dlycirltiopm~IPfOt«li.. n. CCIIDD:Udi:V At, A..lt wu ~brlbor~uaaoacm A&ml from 1oo&to 1011 MaDV of !bee pnltKtJ ~thAI work tocby with oc.b.r fl1lldc .ltJMIU-Tbr SORC .-ocr-. ND by tbe }rwidi Ffttn.bon ol North ACW'rica. rtt~ foo6rnJ e.naerb 10 build liS Mt~MJ~k ol40• 11t" ~l00l&aod1001 t-•Aa l<lt< ~ .o1y ~ >). MOM ollbtC\Irnlal PfOIJ-.... fOC\lf~nlly04th4 nHds of <Mdn ...UU wbil<t Ideo~ brndlts for 0\hcor Jf'ftftabOIU lJl COC1trUI. f.-.r (&od partk1lJ&tly lbofe in tM COUI.taLU'Ut* for All Apt ne(WQI'k) puasw P«ol«U lhatddlbf1•Ltly betw6t both VCM.Wtaodold (-'""-"~-tu -"~u 1 ul,lllt.lu:,~_flf.U. N. ~· , ) s~lft ttl tla \'-lllap tO Viii• nenvork •1.10 dtwlop commW:Ury &alllldi!Mml that an.1e multi l"'lltfllional.adal upttal and~ rHn .Dd TOUfiJtl adult \'Ohm tun to pnrritk HJV\(• for oldec adulu ~•P~#fj.)tfJ,/n ~.,,.,,,.,.,..,, typk;.'l/ly ""'"'; "'*lrl•,.•uru,.nr o(rll# IIN'IIIfl Md a.pltoUJo111 of oldrt odtJu 11'1 t#t.r1r COirlniWtU)'; AGE·FRIEIIDLY IIIACTIOII ntt \'II .. I.AGI MO\IUIUrfl' n-.. ¥a-riii\M. .. ,..hol0011[\'flltf0'•t,.~~" ..... ft . .,.,..,CJt ... ,. ......... , ..... ~, ,._~,l ... NtwQr .. •flotlf ,,,...(IN~ wth,.....tonAuiiJIII.a.t.M._,a....,IM~C.I t.,.WI#f"' tl\otOMA~~tl.xlll ... lhf...Ct ~11'•'-"""•~drt-.locfl......._.., .. lslt.at.WY•'-Il. ~~~Oo--Ht:ofOII'-Wbp~VU.,.~•~"'d' ~lftlllonftlAIP.pt.,....,..,.\lillqt• y .... , .... _....,.,tllip_wd.cr.-..:t"'~"-' ...,....turt...willlhr!Nif....a.naro.••IRel.......,. ........ , ... ~-wcJ't~· ......... _,._..,...,~Mbot_., Ndllt'-.w.._, ~-ialtllltoftl • .-.lilidoru;o.i,...... hum!ft..tWu~ . ..s•a•be • * .............. \. .... 1.._._. ......... ._... ~odUIIIIMrftl ,.pclpllllw.tpM.tf/........,._ .... ,l f~PtUl'd.I.......,.,...u,...taDiwt ;QLp......,. ......... ftl'dlrwllk.......e....-: ........... .. ........... ~ .............. .,_. .... -.,·\1 ..... ~~ ....... ~-......... ..-~r....s\.,!oJW,_.,_...,,...., •...SI\0.:11.--.•~~~-..-..... t1 ~~u~..-.. """"-*"'"ot .... IU((..u~ ........ ~ .. """""'...--.-u,t ........ ~N. .... kJIMI .,s.r .......... ..,._....,GI ~..,..._, -'•Kb!Mollhot ..... IIIOdtl'"'t ............. otf ..,.~.,.,~.cs~., • ..-......... .., _...._,,____." ........... 14 ... . ArM••.a......,~w ... ..,ll;.,.....!ltthcrio ~awy-.ur~~ .._,.......,llltoU .............. b,..~....-t'W'MI,.,... ~-..-c-.. ...,~ ..... ~.tfrwt!IIWt..flh ~ .... '-Df'l'lhlp ... --.....- Mtkltwt'rht.._ ....... ...._.. .............. .... ~"PGU~~-''-'...., .. c..dJaoN~N(-.... WIJPQf!llll rontanh....._~C,..,., AM'II#ttt~~Y~ ........... ,,..e..,.....ll/ ...... Yiot .............. tfllol.,.... ......... ""*" ..... .Ka.ll. OfiUfiONIII""*&JIIIIIIItlcf'lt.• ........_. ~~"' .... ..,." v ...... .,~ ~...-,u..___ .. -'-',-tl .,.....,....,._....~__.. ... .,.....~ r.~........_,._.~dftfot'i'~ots-...... C.• NOt .......... s..u ..................... . "'"N ..... pubir: ...... ~-·"''lpllt .................. CUid ... COUftlJ>f'ildDdllfw~ +'~ .. ~0.:...-tt.at• ............ ~ 'AIIIp.Wtll•topeoclflltol'""'*,...... .. ,...'lllli'lh ........ ,,Mid...,.,, ""-dad.....-. ........... _...,.., !ri...,..Ofi,M.,1M'I'Iu .. ftl. ...... M--I ~fO!dl:ltl'hu'fW'.Itr..ah-.-.l!tl•...,..._....,. Mf6S~,~Niill-'lflc•.......-......-••• ............ ~ ................ ,..,,."" ""''...,.c-a."'"~ CIH(wfll~"""""' olltd~'YJfll(lc.dtiii....,_~IIIIINlo'IV - LOOK IN G AHEAD : CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Wth •Je--fnt:ndtypro!Kt.s ~ .... loPt"J ac:rtu tt-e country, wh.tt S"\\U d po•ntf and public fundf!rtlnttrts~td 1\ If': IS ~rk p.lylntrUIC:U'I tO,\\'l'IJt iiCFLIC II to crntJnJ .1n even strorJtr,mort rc tM..st movt.,tnt? As cl'le fttld .,Jtt..·ts, st.,.r.i . Issues rMr t consdt~•t on. WIIAT SL"''ANAMU to tiN-wotWQ/pu~ P'Oifhll.l. • u-ottd PIOYidd boch ac in!d.al iotrodw:tioa aod u -.,oin.s pobM ot rdtttt~Qt lnlhlt 4Keull'lliud 6tl4,~,ua&HoiWV~PfOII"'JIUaJI -m-clllllful.mstY reswudw (I 1 • Uldoe,f r-ruwt~U.. oc l..lnlbkc-.UJUda., w tbt ·~t..u ~aect<ld Aatnl lll 1'\Ke tnidltiftt) 1'llb nil ~ta:a8 ap.d# I dNf W't'llt ofbt1W nrlous altn an tt:l1tfd (or ar• DOC) aDd bow dM by M!WOtkl OYftlap tc.don'tl. NOCRndatun lssun are compoundtod by the IKe that MW'Ial PJOP•IIU ~. OYe ttmt.~ \OntbaWMf'OIUdlftttmt twdtn and idalufledWith•vuwtyola:mtntl.IOI'fUilJolbaaS ~tJMtlW, loibk. nt'D opportwlbtlc ~ IO$W~rytbou)d be appiaudtdbute&~~~ mabll ~~ kw ~ IOclafl.nswm l.nd kftp tnclr: of indMdu.ll prott.ru_ AnlltOl.''fG TO SOCIAL JVS1lQ_ Jbuluuuaa an awartOtU ot ~ foo&SUlt" abo a cooctta Aft fnftld!rd.n"ftoptDftJCI!WHaoc~m•ac~-. ,..a.tn6c•Uoa. or~ 1M OMdl. ol dN llulortuule. bat it ..., ~~~ bn.t6u du.t accnw lur!y u. lhaM ualqhft JOdo.. ~ bncbet.. For lhaMoldft ~ r..:tylac aawrybaattod UJcOIDH . -a HUll unlatiOdtd thiAt ua theu-.,.,oaaaeott culwlw 4iu.~te~. ~lwa-~prorruuthat~kokkf ldu.iutop.yb-bt!M6tsor~c.~~lloutu'II OJ Ul.fnl&uucl'\ln dl.aQtK. ..u pi;lnolrn, f\llld«a, -~tJ •hould trY 111 bt llliDdJu.l ol ac eqwW* dwrihunoo olbml6tJ l.nd-*1 pncmaoutor~owt"tb.~ewbo~UYI!IMCllbtrnoach.tp ,_ ,_,...,. ~.,... _..,.,......,....., ...... ...,.....,_..,1111.-b • .,.f'l"f...,...,. ... ,.......,. ~'·a.y«f 108 RATING AGt:·fRIENDLY AMERICA w ... _..,,...._t.n.h., • ........._..,-"l t.,/fkullt.c-.Methl..t •ldv~J...W'-bwt•r«-1 .... 1 "-1,. ... ~. I tlut-8 I( I .J< ,...-., .. -....~IMU\!Mt ,Md iMklttM P'tlb-c .l tYJU\.~•..-III........unt ~"'ff.._I_'.W qlq.•~11tldcirt !Nt-te..r."Kt~t·.,.;nytll .. te~rtc h-... thr•-.r,..r•\,-....;.,__.._.jobr.-illfOft\,MutM.c. hllte*t.IHII: ........... I!Ilcq"_. O..hk•lrltaiMIIWO'ICUef_ .. IM!Idlltt.-klf'b\OO...C~t-·--t.wl•t•t'"d~t.f1tw lltd J §t ......,..,. -.a. d•u. AllOUW~IIte,._~,._...,.,,.'ICi oi tlbj~IIYott,....,l illl ...... plM.t-._,,...,_"-•c....,_t•«hefplM.tl TMW.WHe"'-fl lllpoK,..,..{'Mtl l)!l ..... ,.. ...... wtft ~,-"""~ lilliW•M ... to~C__...I~-·U itwll p.•,pl11q-JI • t-1'fof Jt ~•llll~NMII"r"'""'"''~t!r-lhoo~....... c.nw -.~~_,.,1twMrfti&lliMw•~IIIMitute,th 1n, ""' .wu .... ,,. .. _,,lh.MUIIbt.M'ICttHI u•slllbru!Mnrc...,.,..... .. -....'"""'••-"'Mifllll, AGE-FRIENDLY INACTION AG[·fltENDC.Y INAcn~. COilWliHIT1E.S f ORAlllll:.ES lil)l •lltp m.tdr P'!Jlf.U ~ '""",..,..• "Oil!• •V't·.-c ~ v...rtap ~l't ... tiUd,~ ... ,-.r; ...... IA,Aifi'ICIN\II•tlt'ot..-.... tt.T'•Itttdwontt..t '~''"""a-t"~ .. fl~vbd,.."~ lrllht...otdJat lt_.~~ l'tiQ.l-now.lir.claroiOM'~o1POI'IiCII',It. ~t.••e...,_oM~·~~"'""~ph.• tJM...-t ~oN<Q~t.-.•*'11'111U1 t..-sftOI!Ia,..&llpwr.._.. ~"P"'It,..wlll'~"-~""'""~",.., .. meroS""f~bll COitl!'l'~l'l~f.artl.lii.,'\MIPI_........,., .. Fur.o.dby~.~ ..,01-ty~Lc.ar.n-.'lft ... MAch~{F~~.IIW1~ ~ ... aon-\oldOfiii.IKt\o.....,. .. ~..,.,«ltW'Mnlln II'IIOnJrtli4nr,oJ .. ~ .... l....tt~II(IIINtaftCip•O!;Hd\.tl:adO' .. UJ\-lii'OIIIII;titflt ~pott'Pt"tlw ty~.,..._,~_.rfholdfi!Mfat.on•_,~. dNtr .. QI' .... laeGr.t-~ .... ). .... lQ(f.V.Ioltl!lll,/0''"" l0<4fiii'V~tflofton..-c!IJIQtllthoP81111CGNttf'lt.-dtohofliii\,MJI!I"t~o.-d .O...rolill_._._.lhllltJ'Nwdll,ll:•fftl ... ~'ac.-l.aeod<u~ f1ooo elf'trl Pho>Mil.M-.a.QrMfl~~-~"""or1&1M"'""'-'"'tt.llltlllo*d crM ... »>J•"'"<<OPP"._.,..M,_c-..,trFoundatillol.'IINI:tl""' ~pportls'U.I&alrnlldf~ 8 UILOING Pr\RTNCRSHlPS SothsUJ~blhrya.nd~un~bolite~ by broadenitl.l the r•l\p' of paftn.il!i'l invol\'td m •n ase·hienclty uUnaU\'e By 6.odms eommou pound with actvoc:.~tt in the dlNbiliry,lfantpOrUt tton, aud health pnmtotwo fltWs. •se--b1mdly dcwlopmflll PfUi«tJ luw beea able 10 dJw~~fy fundlns, unpcOft pohaal tmpact. and avoid du plication ol dlort. f or d<i.,U. fed~ a! law requirn communi tift 10 fUeo UapletMnt•tion p lans to comply with the AmnicaDs With DiMblllliH Act (ADA). In l'nda.aM. advoatn h<l\'e found that resuluns uvwt, houA:nJ, and acresslbtllty plans c1..11 dowWI s~dvWlth•se·&i~dly influtrucnu•s~ TI IINKING GlORAU.Y Finally, Powtn.s butrtsa: m rbe WHO GlobaJ Nerwo.lo:of Ap-fnend!yat:.tsacd ConunwmiH polnta to th• potential ol addul.a a.n sntunat10nal point of A"fetenc•. •nd Uw aum~ of U.S. cltlet joinlns the WHO Mcwork 11 aplltlchnt quickly (M'#'•J.t;t-·Fn, 'ldJ'o a I 1 '\\'HOG I,.J!o;~t\""llk nf..\or···Fri-"'"'VCit r tnt .• ·p. orr 6). -Then: Is coosi<U~ vaJu.r m hmna a connectkm co • slobaJ Dl'tWOfk. .. ~Chris Gray. Sen~r Di!I!C10t for G~ lrw:ituDOia, Corpot•lt- ResporWbO iry ac Pbtt. '"Some U.S. cities may have more in com.moo with Fntotdurllhan thty do With Bo$1on, 10 bnu1J a broador:r uetwork of bet I p~ and thew aample can help crty so~~tnmt'IUS and othns dt'tHmm~ milntona and measwepr~· .&u.fd o"{Hdbd(l fro-"'""""' N-J'orJ: l:s oiJ4~01taHMfoppotftllltMrftofold#f odultj to ttO)' t:OM«ff'd, AGE-FRIENDLY INAGION .\Gt tiUL"'OLY NlWYORJC OTT """"'.tt.\ ·li"'M.~IIu"-le..til'lfltMY.'MQGil.rllrrll~t of~o' ln••.,dCOwlluritiotl•••• .. •rtM"""' .. Joo6(w.~lrcl! .. ifoldy•Ao:lloll -,.,.o~...,._..,tJ .......,_..._.,...,.-.:d..-..w'-• Ji4'~tlul.,....,~ I'IIIOttPIOI"~ u-'IIM~tOr,...,..,...,...,.,.,. ~~ OwC!(ILMO!Utyl~ Olo1tf "-""'-t. .. lflli~St,.._.W ,.,.b>~MM• ¥ ... t...t~•hh PG~»~su.., ... c , e&hu.-.d tblwdon~,.-G~I<J.,eno~•t~fll' a lift ,__16 (i)IIII'I'UIIIIYM401ik~-.._.._putrllt 'Ill t•-.cl!tii'!"*U!'-ctt' . .-ldt'lf .... llldlildaiM"\bt ...,._JM<~IIYC ~.t eo..~.pt-w .. ~~~ """*Vor'.~yot ..... 4ic:h •tU,\Y h"-P·,~. MdTtv H-~C')'Coottk.l $Jpl'W'I!wer\f\M .... ~ M.,._AC,...I---prtJW.....,IOi~Ot~:t~sWWb.. ll"f'.llol ...,....,r.rOWfMMUI\olr tt-.~D.,OtyCcadldl ""'"'*-lkiEMl il•-.ndtMJIP"W..SiOto'~M. _..tl'/,lt'.;aotlo ... ,n l brr-~S.,-..w..""~ ... ....,..Y'l.,·•t<Jt,.,~ .,, .. q-.r~cb... ••tsinllldt..,douttldol ,•~•~~--~ -tlil!llw,~nc• ·~~t4~tll.....,ac~. ••--a4~K>.I!ItJOU••'o~~IIAdltrtdllltt•thnw-,.,..-~""" ,...,..,.,..,..,..,ooai,(Mtu«ti"'--C!'Itt!...,t~lt 14cl~~lpoaoltllltwtol'-"'f .... ...,~.~l"d ....... ~,... '""'"'CICII'Ioii~} .. 5L..-!Ltoo..Q(&QII ........ tlld,.....flt.I"'otlWod!SII-.... ·~-1-:Iar--. ~au:•I'Afi4~1W~..W,,....,.IlfL 1.-.d~frttdC).J<:Ic tl\n~~· ... ,.tw~ ••wSKalifts a~~ctat.naopport.Ymttur.,..,_.tdatt,.,tarc--... .....,P>MnlliOU.tiCI<I'"III:'PIO~!ojtlf,.~IN1tiriiPO<lMil ....... \lclll"'~,.....~·rt..'"uy.t\#J • .. •'"\ScO. ~V..·"'·~ ... ,fatPelty.wl~l!ftw .... """ Ac--.,.of ...... _.&lldll>r«JJwoi~~.,--'I'Qr"l'a. ........ .. toliw lllj-~ ....... ..-u...~ .....,,,...ltno .... 'I'DU-alld~P'&fl~oi'/Wit"&'IM irldiiGIWO..Ht>lt~"'fd'*ao:.,.;~at-l&'l lr ....,city ,_..,..,.... .. ,.~.o)fii!Mr: .. JOIN THE MOVEMENT: A CALL TO ACTION n~~rt 1'5 txcitlna work h~ppen ns ~II ~eross Amenu to crtat t more places th at art agt·flfend:v. Sl.i., thtrt is muc.h to be dol'lt, ind wt all haw a role to play. MAllOMA.L ft!NOO:S JUtor pWlanthroPa h.w bHa aa lmpa~wu m pe f• ianovalioo Ia uu. 6fld.lauochint . nritory ol ae1WOdta aDd~ bopdW imriado.w ht t.ltu 1rowld lh• toual:rf. Loaada1 Dead.. tbuc larp pi.JJtJII.&)c.e couldta.kem:~ a Vl.rl.etyolaldcallY aft!ded do.u """"""" ldmufylns !f'deral. ttatt, and Joul polldH that are fnatnualfntal to sustl.i.nina a.at frlmdiy intU&ttvH; Cood.uctin1 and promon111 rn.-arch oo wb.tl bwor\inJ, and why; BWld!n& consensus on tt'l"llrlnoloty and cnrial outmmes; foi'JUlS fwtb~r connectwus r,;ntb loc:al funden; tnhLiin& a conemt forlow-incoMt. ~ an4 f'thnklttty dfvl!,f'M oldtr l)tOple in ultona and new •te·frif'n.dly communhid. LOCAL fUNDt:RS 1..oc.al 1r.wuukm hut Wo bMo~ .a ~UAYdiOfta wcbt•- l.oOttut allt"l4,lilty<IW ,..tty a by role lla ~ lbotb COIWUW&it* about lh• o.Hd lo. u .,..lndi.Jly kN ao blr.prow ia.frUCI\Id\lltll.QC.I -w_ea,. Tbey UD blnJd local int«HC-ddll-fl .._. dtoeted omdall aad Mrte u a DI'U\IW; t'OIIftDt'l to briDe topthar .u.bold.na. ..X _,lncbe lfl.nl terricft necwotk, bul ~ l"f''"JJ~t and du!clllllDIUDity 109 ~l,illll(lll4imc:u~ #k#yRIWUI~tlwft arm-v.n .,_. tlw ltftJd for aJt Q~t-frWrwlly lml to ~'"Prow "'J'''IISI1Vdan fMd II'I'Wa. AGE-FRIEIIDLY Ill ACTrOII PAifPfUS FOR U V481.£COMMli,.lntS AGCIIG rt PLAa oon.\0\'1. .,, l\ t..Lc1 • .....,.1a rawo • '~ t .... , • u•--.1'111'/ tolw!CIMei6t<PI"-··~.-..,.sMI!kfiNif'1. ,,sldlrM..raooJ,.,_.,forU\"~tUCol!<no"""'"' 1n fokLW.ftoArftllrt....,."-l~··I!IJII$1~fll* t!Ww(~~~ -· .....,,_"'"'""' ~c~!NI ...... IatfL Owrl'lof~~~t..C~ ~ .... ,."' .... ~ ..... ~,.;, M<l)itd~flf~ .... _.. • .,, .. ,.."tr\1"",.· _,mwo.sMNirpllilldlff.....,,ap.t~ltleil~sand ... ~,rflle?~'ll'ldr.lde*~.,..,•~ lll'otr-J..'--'-~"""~' ,.~~ h.t~<IIW~ lof»>b'""'Cf'tcdW!orabOrli..,ththl ~"-u«rx.-et Nw•~smlAPrV~•~·Iht lntft"~-~~c...t.u......,.,~JQ(l;tr~ ocu~.w..,.._.a.,.Jo~,.,.l4~tt-r H...,_~ .. et~ ·~alldWo!hn~tifOI ~IUfiiiiOtlhn!MtClilt~WPM!d.J •lli'Ptlftef*-~._ hP'W'!"'Irlnu.lhOIIC"'RI V..lli'tC...!y.._..;.,s .,satvtt ... -..lb.P" ....... I .... Ioi:IQC.IIS.W.rt ldHo~foyM!dbrlitJ .... m.,.thal,~~dtUpi.!Un'ON ~r~~:~..._.,.. .. lildJI.oo~.,r,.,..ltls.bli•loJ;fiJ 41tllwtofc;lfllldsw•...SMUHt. "'-'tir'CI.,.,lell>4''t..- ~I!Atd ""-iL *-lft <MtU• ""'" .. ~wt'!W.h ... .~~ ... .,.,.....,Ar.U.,.. .. LOCA L "-"'0 RI:GIONAL £l.ECTED OFFIOALS; CfTY. REGIONAl, AND nANSPORTATION PlMfNH:5 Tb.ts b 1 dfw:ne poup wtth a wnety ol potmb.al contrlbudotu. M.yor t. coumy e.ucuttvft. coundlper1001. aidtrmftl. community bo.rd mtmben. and otMr eiKttd ~lie cnua!IO tduclltin& COI:'U.murut1~ about •~t·frlend.ly bs\lft. ~·can lead and dirt<:tthdr JO~mmeulltOwardnewwar-ol~una;~tttOI.UCtt.inltnjlrQ\'td • • ,..ffitndty communities. PllnMn (the local rowmmtllt ~ retipcnwblt for h tlpir\f: communlri~• 1hlnk alxnlt lfOWlh aod m.,tfiiatiou) u e in the buslni!SJ olcrutlnca!lO'Iu...ea.ndproductfft\'WOQol~comml1fllty'sfurure and can mcaJea varieryolkx::&J staktboklt:n. Tbeycan setout the commu.o.Jty pl1n1, ZOIUDio tnrupon•uon. &Dd otbet rqul.auon• th•t will emure that, wMo ntw lnlrutrucnue pro?Kts a:e corwdned.lh~ needs of old.et people lfe UKiuded u wdl. AGIXGSfRYICES N'F.TWOIK Wltb lh• dirK! rnponilbWty for prvrldu1J HfYicn to older PfOple, the 29,000 croups .around lhe couou,o lh&t tub up the qmc network •r~ oa 1M front tine• of iOCW wrvKe del.t\~ ~lr role ahead b to ....,-..,.lllli .. lrt think b101dly, 1o ms• pannus throughout tM community, and ID enswe thatlheh UJ!fttlM lnlonm ~ S~~:rvice and lnlrauuctuft lnvestn~enu ,a they bend.1 older people 1nd people O( aU I JH. SOCIAL ENTDtPIUSE/PRJVATE DEY ROPERS lbHt non· and for·p~ofliJroups are ctnual p laf@ts i.n 1M aeallOII cr new houslr.J. puhbc: 'P'K'H· and. comrutrcial rul "Late. u Ml1 as tbeu:tro·fittmJ olt:mttns~ Uld structures. TheM I«AAPI can respond to cuarW Jlftllh r.latfd to older consumns .tnd IC!'JW u cridca l pattnets in•~ comm unltiH.In puticul.u. they an t1\$UII! that att Up«.tl o( tbr built envhonmt:n t conform to unh~rs&l d~n p1lncipleosandaat&> muimw11 ac«s,.billty for tiWftlJ of all ages andalllunctional abillues. STATE AND FmDlAL GOVERNMEr.T Slate and fedt:ralSOYHnmt:nll have h ad modest roles in lbe ase fn~ndty nuwtta~ntto dat«.thollsh nora b!e det:puoru~ do ow. For insWICt:. t he indiana Houana: and Commuruty IW.otlopmmt Aulbonry b u pendins: SL06 m.llUoa m duM dHII!ll.tM Weumt CommwutJH and reachlllj out fO otOO state u.nftl with fundul1 u wtlL Ia dw futu'"·IO'~uuoent rnutit:t tbould coruide.r creauns vuter ltulhlhty tn fundms suumt~ and K"MCe tf1Uiatlons to enable anuw and a»t~Ktivl! IHOW« \lSof.. lbftoe Umovat~M can prond• importanJ. pe.thways towud suatainin,J local.-tforttaodua.tafortJ!Un& ln!ruu uc1u,. and J«\1\C'tti to mHt the n~olanoidf:r211l~tuty popu4tlon. AGE·FRIEIIDLY IIIACTIOII COMMUNITY PAITNDSIDPS FOI OUJD ADULTS lobt•"-.nwln...,..,.,.,"'-.,.,_,.~Utt ""'"t•tto....., \1Ptol-.s.r...-~-H.fttl&~1oon ,_~,.,ar.t~loull....,..,.t.tafhW'IIr:I"'""Y loYIWW"-lnl_l.,.,.(....,olllloaftM~11WWtU1tf'1 lot OIOtt Ad\Pl {mOH Tht "'"1WQod "*"'""",........it~Wiltd SJtmlllon"' ~ .. ~,"'~ ........ ~~ byotYIOI~I'..C..IIIIIU~t--*iH. PfOA.plaftdl hlihprtQI1fYCI!'~ ........ -~ ........ 44o.rlt. tllhclf!Hd••t.bl.nt•-INI .... I.,.,. ,..~nn ~wtrt!linllllrbol, MltHprl;htWt.._ ... U...:JII.MU1.1 IJrOOI'IItCQ~rtv.""''lllft.~ ~OF'Ho,ltul. tb1tl..n. fPN"l S... ~.hat, 'Aionll.a;"-"L .llilarria; i«tttof'I4 .. Ftorllk~~ait1011 U.-.;q.,• •. N .. ... ....,..,. •• Ma.al. ............ 'IIICOftWI:'-ttArlftlt\. WlthllftO";~fitara~an(IM..u..'-Jia. ....... ~W'll1r ..... #I .... .:P'~~ ... ,O!Uy.,ltl-.uppo<t ~C-IyNi&IGI Thtl.aUCJIFOAia'Jit~rOIJifllttN ~ .... "'TheW ... ollf-t ... QP--tMI~W.....,IHfiW.,. ..,..;cMbillkW..,_ .. ...,.Pralw_dMJrold.•fiN Lnwr~«Soo.rtll'•n ........_ ~ N '4borW ~ OWtrrklfb(PfllA."U--......-....cr.-..~!robrt~lt cb1111dln.twfni~IIO"-._.,..,...rtv .. ,•tc llftadyiWMtr'lt~lltW_...,laoo4MC!fy...c!_...NM f'IMC!c.,.,_.-tdtr .... ...,...,. lllwpttat.-....l~Ptt. ... ~..,..~,_ .... .,..ll cldjustlhal:...ctllill~ ..... ~ ....... -rh. ~of~Md.r•...,....._.-' "'"''~ fWirillloNI.,....._....,.,,._ .... IO...,___.,._ "'-.orbefo""'""'ftoM,_......,IIdK ........_ ..... ........ ~ ........ c..-. ................... ~to"""'*b~IM.a~cr••lfdilll QIIIDCIIIW'IIfyiO_...~pt ...... lriN~Ind ..,.,one.......-.~ COM,\\UNITY MEMREIIS The merJV and lead.~ ship of community rt:Sidmu are anln\atina forte~ bt:htnd 1n1ny succns.ful act·fn.odlJ unttauws LDc&J IJOUP' of concerned citizeru conlluJ ~ to add.JHa commuu al concerns au part o( a rich. unlquety Amman u.chuon ~ the same tun~. it wUI always be lncwnbmt on tbc tl«ttd. c:Mc. and bu$1nm ltlld~u oott:d abovt to tni•P communuy rttld~ lft act trit nd!y lnitiatf'lf:l. mpoad to them. •nd. 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