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The document is a status report on Placemaking and Public Life in San José, detailing various programs and events aimed at enhancing public spaces and community engagement. It highlights the efforts of multiple city departments in promoting vibrant public life through events like Viva CalleSJ and the Viva Parks program, which encourage community participation and physical activity. The report also discusses the role of the Office of Cultural Affairs in fostering creativity and cultural diversity through various events and initiatives. It outlines past successes and future plans for community engagement and public space activation.
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The report is from the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee.
It discusses the status of Placemaking programs and events in San José.
Public Life is defined as activities occurring in public spaces that foster community connections.
Multiple city departments coordinate efforts to enhance public life.
Viva CalleSJ is a significant event that transforms roadways into recreational spaces, attracting large attendance.
The report mentions the impact of events on local businesses and community engagement.
PRNS and OCA are key departments involved in promoting public life through various events.
Future plans include celebrating the 10th anniversary of Viva CalleSJ and continuing the Viva Parks program.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: 3/13/2025 (d)3 TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES FROM: Jon Cicirelli AND EDUCATION Nanci Klein COMMITTEE SUBJECT: Placemaking and Public Life Status Report Approved DATE: February 18, 2025 Date: 3/5/2025 RECOMMENDATION Accept the annual status report on Placemaking programs and events and public life in San José, including citywide efforts to activate and improve San José’s public life. BACKGROUND Public Life is what happens in the public spaces of cities. It is what a group of people create when they spend time together outside their homes, offices, and cars. For example, everyday dog walking is as much a part of a vibrant Public Life as taking the family to a parade or farmers’ market. Cities with robust Public Life attract and connect people. Public Life fosters a host of tangible benefits that support broader city goals. San José's vision for Public Life is to connect people to people and people to places by inviting all residents to create and participate in everyday experiences in public spaces, fostering community cohesion across neighborhoods. Planning, public space design and activation are the mutually reinforcing components of San José's guiding...
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This report evaluates the Viva CalleSJ event held in San Jose on September 8, 2024. The event transformed six miles of city streets into car-free zones to promote active transportation, community engagement, and support for local businesses. The assessment used participant surveys, stakeholder interviews, and observational analysis. Key findings include a diverse attendance of approximately 125,000 participants, with over 50% arriving by bicycle. The event had positive economic impacts, with 77.7% of attendees planning to spend money, averaging $54.23 each. Community-building effects were significant, with 76% of participants feeling more connected to their community. The report concludes with recommendations for future events to enhance social, economic, and environmental benefits.
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Viva CalleSJ is an open-streets initiative promoting active transportation and community engagement.
The event attracted approximately 125,000 participants.
Over 50% of attendees arrived by bicycle, with 77.7% planning to spend money at the event.
Participants reported high satisfaction levels and a sense of community connection.
Recommendations for future events include broadening outreach efforts, enhancing access and mobility options, expanding event offerings, and addressing minor negative impacts.
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Project 2464 December 2024 An Assessment of the Viva CalleSJ Event in San Jose Richard Kos Adam Cohen C S U T R A N S P O RTAT I O N C O N S O RT I U M transweb.sjsu.edu/csutc MINETA TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE MTI FOUNDER Hon. Norman Y. Mineta Founded in 1991, the Mineta Transportation Institute (MTI), an organized research and training unit in partnership with the Lucas College and Graduate School of Business at San José State University (SJSU), increases mobility for all by improving the safety, efficiency, accessibility, and convenience of our nation’s transportation system. Through research, education, workforce development, and technology transfer, we help create a connected world. MTI leads the Mineta Consortium for Transportation Mobility (MCTM) and the Mineta Consortium for Equitable, Efficient, and Sustainable Transportation (MCEEST) funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, the California State University Transportation Consortium (CSUTC) funded by the State of California through Senate Bill 1 and the Climate Change and Extreme Events Training and Research (CCEETR) Program funded by the Federal Railroad Administration. MTI focuses on three primary...
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The document is a status report on placemaking and public life presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee. It includes information on public events, community engagement, and the impact of arts and culture on local communities. Key presenters include Kerry Adams-Hapner, Avi Yotam, and Brian Clampitt. The report highlights various public art initiatives, community surveys, and statistics related to local business engagement during events.
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Presenters: Kerry Adams-Hapner, Avi Yotam, Brian Clampitt.
Focus on public life and placemaking.
Includes statistics on community engagement and the impact of arts.
Highlights various public art projects and events.
Community surveys indicate positive responses regarding identity and safety.
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PLACEMAKING AND PUBLIC LIFE STATUS REPORT Neighborhood Services and Education Committee March 5, 2025 Presenters: Kerry Adams-Hapner, OEDCA Assistant Director Avi Yotam, PRNS Deputy Director Brian Clampitt, Parks Manager What is Public Life? 2 Outdoor Special Events 3 CityDance Dance Now. Think Later. 4 Sonic Runway Activations 5 PUBLIC ART Fifteen Murals Citywide Multiple Local Artists 6 Thank You America Tuan Nguyen Viet Heritage Garden 7 Sheltering Wing Roger Stoller Heinlenville Park 8 Pellier Park Design Collaboration with Artist Norie Sato and SWA Group 9 Emergency Operations Center Interior Art Multiple Local Artists 10 Lenticular Lab Multiple Local Artists, SJ Mineta Internat’l Airport 11 11 City Hall Exhibitions & Performances Pune India Sister City Exhibition 12 Creative Ambassadors 13 We Create 408 14 Make Music Day 15 Arts and Economic Prosperity 16 The Social Impact of the Arts ◦ Total Reported Attendance to Nonprofit Art and Culture Events: 4.4 million, 25% were nonlocal. ◦ Over 86% of audience members agreed that "This activity or venue is inspiring a sense of pride in this neighborhood or community. ◦ Over 84% agreed that "My attendance is my way of ensuring that...