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ing, " " displacement, " " affordable
housing "
and " gentrification. "
The term " housing " had more
mentions among the documents
studied in the period prior to 2017,
whereas " displacement, " " affordable
housing " and " gentrification "
had the most mentions after 2017.
Passages spanned all categories.
Green gentrification was discussed
the most in plans in the categories of
" history " and " goal " and the least
in categories " problem " and " action. "
Not all plans had terms that
touched on each topic. The cities of
Boston and San Jose, California, are
the only cities that had term mentions
in each category. For 11 of the
16 cities studied, houselessness in
their parks and cities was a concern,
whether expressed by residents or
stated in the plan. The community
engagement results for Miami and
Sacramento, California, and those
mentioned in Indianapolis and Austin,
Texas, both reveal that given the
proper questions and platforms, residents
may reveal other dimensions
of parks and recreation than only the
community's use of facilities and experience
with agency services.
Anti-displacement strategies in
plans - The evident consequences
of greening have led to research
and documentation of practices and
trends for preventing displacement.
Many grassroots organizations and
community leaders across the country
have worked to remedy and prevent
displacement through organizing
and advocacy. Some cities and
government organizations also have
led anti-displacement strategies. Environmental
conservation nonprofit
organization Audubon Center at
Debs Park in California and partners
published a toolkit (greening
inplace.com/Toolkit) in 2020,
called " Greening in Place " (GIP),
that puts forth strategies to reduce
City (State)
San Francisco (CA)
San Francisco (CA)
Oakland (CA)
Denver (CO)
Boston (MA)
Miami (FL)
Ft. Lauderdale (FL)
New Orleans (LA)
Austin (TX)
Plan Title
Year
Strategic Plan 2021-2025 update
Strategic Plan 2016-2020
N/A
Game Plan for a Healthy City May
2019
Open Space and Recreation Plan
2015-2021
2022 Parks and Recreation Survey
Findings Report
Parks and Recreation System Master
Plan
N/A
Our Parks, Our Future Long Range
Plan 2020-2030
New York City (NY) N/A
San Jose (CA)
Phoenix (AZ)
Sacramento (CA)
Minneapolis (MN)
Indianapolis (IN)
Washington, D.C.
(DC)
San Diego (CA)
Los Angeles (CA)
Baltimore (MD)
Chicago (IL)
Chicago (IL)
Philadelphia (PA)
Detroit (MI)
Dallas (TX)
N/A
Parks Master Plan 2040 Outreach
Strategy and Findings
Parks for All Minneapolis Parks and
Recreation Board Comprehensive
Plan 2021-2036
Indy Parks and Recreation
Comprehensive Master Plan
December 2016
Washington, D.C. Parks and
Recreation Master Plan 2022
Ready2Play - Draft Plan
Parks Master Plan - Parks for All of
Us
Department of Recreation and Parks
Parks Proud LA 2018-2022
N/A
Chicago Park District 2016 Strategic
Plan Update
Chicago Park District 2014 Strategic
Plan Update
N/A
City of Detroit Parks and Recreation
Strategic Plan 2022-2032
Dallas Park and Recreation
Department Comprehensive Plan
N/A = no plan or relevant materials available for this city
*Adopted or published between January 1, 2013 and December 31, 2017 (the NCRC date range)
** Adopted or published after January 1, 2018
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ActivateSJ Strategic Plan 20202040
2021**
2016*
N/A
2019**
2015*
2022**
2016*
N/A
2020**
N/A
2020**
N/A
2020**
2021**
2016*
2022
**
2021**
2018**
N/A
2016*
2014*
N/A
2022**
2016*
http://www.greeninginplace.com/Toolkit http://www.greeninginplace.com/Toolkit
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