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·3· 2009 Recreation Service Plan staff report

built around "everybody gets to play" 15-May-2009 [285]

• May 2009 staff report

Commentary:

This report seeks City Council approval for the principles of equitable access, quality, inclusion and capacity building as a foundation for the development of a City-wide, multi-year Recreation Service Plan. The Service Plan will guide decision-making in the management and administration of all recreation programs and services across the City. This report outlines the principles, the service planning approach, a proposed work plan and timeline, including community engagement and involvement, and an interdivisional advisory team to support the development of the Recreation Service Plan.

RECOMMENDATIONS

The General Managers of Parks, Forestry and Recreation and Children's Services recommend that City Council approve the development of a City-wide, multi-year Recreation Service Plan guided by the following principles: 1. Equitable Access -- providing equitable recreation access on a geographic and demographic basis for all residents of Toronto.

2. Quality -- providing the highest quality of programs and services to enhance the health, quality of life and well-being of residents. Development of a City-wide Recreation Service Plan 2

3. Inclusion -- ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to access and participate in programs and services that are planned, delivered, and managed to recognize diversity and encourage participation of marginalized and racialized people and groups.

4. Capacity Building -- providing programs and services of social, economic and physical benefit to all participants and that create a sense of community, belonging, and vitality.

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