Greenprint (NOW ActivateSJ)
A Long-Term Plan for Parks, Recreation Facilities & Trails
The Greenprint is a long-term plan that sets goals and strategies for how San José's parks, trails and community centers will change over the next 20 years. City staff and policy makers use the Greenprint as a guide as they explore the ways the parks system can help people in San José be healthier and happier. The City is currently working on a major update of its existing Greenprint, which was accepted by City Council in 2009.
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GREENPRINT UPDATE 2018
OUTREACH
Community outreach is an important part of the Greenprint update process. In 2016 and 2017, 22 intercept events were scheduled in the community. Nine focus groups met and received 1,440 responses to the online mapping survey (now closed). Thank you to everyone who participated—your feedback will help shape the future of San José’s parks system.[CS1]
STEERING COMMITTEE
In addition to public input, our Greenprint team is guided by a Steering Committee of diverse community groups and organizations. See a list of members and documents from previous Steering Committee meetings below.
Documents:
- Community Engagement Themes, dated June 15, 2017
- Part I Needs Assessment Topics, dated June 15, 2017
- Part II Needs Assessment Topics, revised August 10, 2017
- Approach to Plants/Landscape, Methodology to Evaluate Park Quality, dated August 3, 2017
- System Assessment, dated March 22, 2018
Meetings
CITY MEMOS
- Neighborhood Services and Education Committee, dated October 12, 2017
- Parks and Recreation Commission, dated September 6, 2017
- Parks and Recreation Commission, dated June 7, 2017
- City Council, dated February 7, 2017
- Parks and Recreation Commission, dated June 1, 2016
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS: Please email
2009 GREENPRINT DOCUMENTS
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Appendix Documents
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Staff Reports
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2000 GREENPRINT DOCUMENTS
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