Project Team & HIA Members Project Purpose & Study - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

 − Project Team & HIA Members  − Project Purpose & Study Area − Project Work Plan & Timeline  − What is Health & Health Determinants − Health & the Built Environment − What is a HIA & Steps in the process − HIA Role & Responsibility 

 County Staff:  Rachel Zenuk, MPH; Assistant Director Public Health (HIA Project Manager)  Steve Abraham, AICP; Planning Manager (STV Project Manager)  Michael Baker International: Over 40 years of combined public and private sector experience in the preparation of local government comprehensive and specific area plans, policies and ordinances in Arizona  Matt Klyszeiko, AICP; Project Manager  Jenna Tourje, AICP; HIA Task Lead  Advisory Committee Members:  Please share your name and organization

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Owner Acreage Percent Private 26,232.72 66.96% State Trust 12,281.93 31.35% BLM 478.77 1.22% Bureau of Reclamation 183.80 0.47% Total 39,177.22 100.00%

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Jan - Apr - July - Oct - Oct - Dec Mar June Sept Dec PROJECT INITIATION PLAN ALTERNATIVES PREFERRED PLAN 60-DAY PUBLIC PUBLIC HEARINGS Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV Phase V REVIEW DRAFT / ADOPTION

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Planning Built Environment Options Behaviors / Lifestyle Public Health

Monitoring and Screening Scoping Assessment Recommendations Reporting Evaluation • Determines • Establishes the • First describes • Suggest alternatives • presents findings • Includes whether a scope of health the baseline that could be and monitoring the proposal is impacts that health status of implemented to recommendations implementation of likely to have will be included the affected improve health or, to stakeholders recommendations health impacts in the HIA, population and decision- • Identify actions that • Evaluates process, and, makers • The populations • Then assess could be taken to impact or • Whether the affected, potential manage health outcomes HIA will impacts effects • The sources of provide useful data and, information • Methods to be used

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ACS 2010-2014 ESRI 2010 Census 2010 Census ACS 2010-2014 ESRI 2010 Census 2010 Census

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San Tan Valley Special Direct Impacts Health Determinants Health Outcomes Area Plan • Land Use • Utilize post-it-notes • Utilize post-it-notes • As a group review to identify potential to record the the direct impacts • Circulation health impacts that primary health identified on the • Parks & Open Space are caused by the outcomes that are worksheet and add • Economic direct impacts most commonly any additional Development identified in Step 1 associated with the impacts • Housing and place them on health determinants • Public Facilities the worksheet (one identified in Step 2 thought per post-it) and place them on the worksheet (one thought per post-it)

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