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Setup: 22-Feb-2012 [1037]
• Possibly, a better way to govern public space
Part of Community involvement Getting Involved Governance and Effectiveness Parks, Forestry & Recreation
The conservancy ideas enumerated here have had no support from City Councillor Ana Bailao. Failing that, no such experiment can take place at this time.
See Conservancy News for August 2012
The basic idea of the Ward 18 Conservancy is to conserve the lessons learned by the staff operating certain Ward 18 parks (Dufferin, MacGregor, Campbell, Wallace) over the past decade or so.
These lessons include:
These staff used to work as a semi-autonomous collective. This has now been stopped.
The benefits were: great results for the community (variety, efficiency, effectiveness), and a great working environment for staff.
What is at issue in the bureaucracy of cities
"Of course it is important to the political and social sciences that the essence of totalitarian government, and perhaps the nature of every bureaucracy, is to make functionaries and mere cogs in the administrative machinery out of people, and thus to dehumanize them. And one can debate long and profitably on the rule of Nobody, which is what the political form known as bureau-cracy truly is."
Hannah Arendt, Eichmann in Jerusalem, Postscript.
For more detailed information, review the items in this topic (see the Contents page tab above).
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Parks with wading pools have blue markers. The two ward recreation centres have fucia markers.
Setup: 22-Feb-2012 [1037]
• Possibly, a better way to govern public space
·1· Parks and Community Centres - Ward 18 Conservancy
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 03-Mar-2012 [1059]
·2· Proposal: Ward 18 Conservancy One office for Ward 18 parks and community centres
Description: The basic idea is to give control of Ward 18, with the current consolidated Ward 18 budget, to a supervisor (or team of supervisors) and give the supervisor latitude to run the ward a little differently
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 13-Aug-2012 [1616]
·3· Background: Ward 18 Conservancy
Description: While the city has been centralizing, some ward 18 parks have been operated by local staff with initiative. It's worked, and the conservancy would like to keep that going
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 18-Jul-2012 [1602]
·4· User View: Ward 18 Conservancy
Description: Programming would be a continuation of the patterns set over the past two decades. All the good things that will happen for the locals, based on what's been happening for years at Dufferin, Wallace, Campbell, MacGregor
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 18-Jul-2012 [1611]
·5· The Basics: Participatory Decision Making for Productive Outcomes
Description: A core lesson from the recent past is that giving everyone a say is very productive
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy Management: Ward 18 Conservancy
Date: 20-Sep-2012 [6752]
·7· Regulatory View: Ward 18 Conservancy
Description: There is lots of enabling regulation to provide the flexibility that the conservancy seeks
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 18-Jul-2012 [1605]
·8· Financial View: Ward 18 PFR Cost Data and Analysis
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy PFR Budget Information
Date: 18-Jul-2012 [1607]
·9· Community Notebooks: Ward 18 Conservancy
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 04-Aug-2012 [1835]
·10· Newsletters - Ward 18 Conservancy
Part of: A Ward 18 Parks Conservancy
Date: 04-Aug-2012 [1834]
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