City Council Agenda - November 26, 2012 - City of Guelph

Attachment 1Appendix B – List of Resource Materials1. Advocacy Consortium, Priorities for the Aging Population of Ontario, March 20112. Article “New Study Finds America’s Communities are not prepared for an agingpopulation”, September 20063. Brantford and Brant County, A Master Aging Plan, undated4. British Columbia, Age-Friendly and Disability-friendly Official Community Plans, 20105. C.D. Howe Institute, Later Retirement: the Win-Win Solution, March 20126. Canfitpro – What you need to know about older adults, undated7. City of Chatham-Kent, Outcomes of the 2011 Community Consultation to Inform theDevelopment of an Age-Friendly Plan, undated8. City of Chatham-Kent, Seniors Advisory Committee, Terms of Reference, January 20119. City of Edmonton, Aging in Place: A Neighbourhood Strategy, December 200710. City of Edmonton, various materials, Municipal Information, Network Service deliverymodel, Coordinating Council, 2006 – 201011. City of Edmonton, Vision for an Age-Friendly Edmonton, Action Plan, Spring 201112. City of Guelph, The Maturing of Guelph , undated presentation13. City of Guelph, Organizational Model, 201214. City of Guelph, Official Plan Update, February-March 201215. City of Guelph, Qualitative Information Form, Community Older Adult Plan, undated16. City of Guelph, Recreation, Parks & Culture Strategic Master Plan (draft), July 200917. City of Guelph, 2011 Community Profile18. City of Guelph, Alternative Work Arrangements, Policy Procedure and Guidelines, undated19. City of Guelph, Community Investment Strategy, Phase 1 Final Report, April 201220. City of Kawartha Lakes, Age-friendly Project Assessment: Report to the Community,undated21. City of Guelph, Corporate Strategic Plan Framework 2012-201622. City of Kitchener, Older Adult Strategy, May 200923. City of Kitchener, Older Adult Strategy – Final Background Report, May 200924. City of London, Community Action Plan; Working Together to Support London’s Seniors,Fall 200525. City of Mississauga, Older Adult Plan, February 200826. City of Mississauga, Older Adult Plan, February 200827. City of Mississauga, Corporate Report (to Council), March 200828. The New York Academy of Medicine, Toward an Age-Friendly New York City: A FindingsReport, Fall 200829. City of Portage La Prairie, Age-Friendly Cities Project, April 200730. Community Living Guelph Wellington, Proposal to Address the Issue of Aging Adults withDevelopmental Disabilities in Wellington County, May 201231. Denver Regional Council of Governors, Creating Senior-healthy Communities, May 200732. Guelph Wellington Seniors Association, Member Survey, August 201033. Halifax Site – Age Friendly Cities Project, March 200734. Hamilton, Age-Friendly Hamilton; Report to Community, January 201035. Heckman, George, et al, Developing an Integrated System of Care for Frail Seniors inWaterloo-Wellington, Results of a Consultation Process to Identify System Strengths andGaps, presented to WWLHIN, October 201136. Library of parliament, Background Paper, “Canada’s Aging Population and Public Policy: 5.The Effects on Employers and Employees), February 2012Older Adult Strategy for the City of GuelphPrepared by The Osborne Group, October 201280