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February 9, 2023

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Neighborhood Services and Education Committee
February 9, 2023
Avi Yotam, Deputy Director
Torie O’Reilly, Division Manager
Melody Goodwin, Senior Maintenance Worker
David Barba, Senior Maintenance Worker
Citywide Sustainable
Park Maintenance Status Report
2 2
What Guides Us?
Stewards to the
People of San José
Stewards to the
3,617 Acres of
Parkland
Stewards to the
Environment
3 PRNS
Maintenance
Inventory
63 Miles of
Trails
3,617
Acres of
Parkland
4 Standards
• Each park amenity has a standard
• Each amenity is assessed in multiple ways
• Standards are measurable
• Standards are the same at all parks
5 Park Condition Assessments
How it started How it’s going
6 How Are We Doing?
7 7
Q. What is the Healthy Places Index (HPI)?
A. The HPI tool evaluates the relationship between
23 identified key drivers of health and life
expectancy at birth — which can vary dramatically
by neighborhood. Based on that analysis, it
produces a score ranking from 1 to 99 that shows
the relative impact of conditions in a selected area
compared to all other such places in the state.
8 HPI Scores Citywide
Council
District
Avg. HPI
Percentile
1 66.51
2 55.42
3 28.47
4 53.45
5 14.96
6 66.17
7 25.71
8 54.83
9 64.91
10 76.33
9 HPI Scores Citywide with Average PCA
Council
District
Avg. HPI
Percentile
Avg. Overall
PCA
1 66.51 86%
2 55.42 84%
3 28.47 84%
4 53.45 86%
5 14.96 81%
6 66.17 89%
7 25.71 84%
8 54.83 87%
9 64.91 88%
10 76.33 88%
10 Strategic use of Healthy Places Index
11 Challenges and Opportunities
12 Moving Forward
13 Neighborhood Services and Education Committee
February 9, 2023
Avi Yotam, Deputy Director
Torie O’Reilly, Division Manager
Melody Goodwin, Senior Maintenance Worker
David Barba, Senior Maintenance Worker
Citywide Sustainable
Park Maintenance Status Report

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