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1: Using Community Indicators and Performance Measures in Advancing Toward Sustainable Outcomes Richard Gelb, Performance Management Lead,
King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks (DNRP)
richard.gelb@kingcounty.gov
www.metrokc.gov/dnrp/measures
For Body and Soul: Parks and the Health of Great Cities
3: Sustainable Local Governance Frameworks Agenda 21
The Natural Step
Community-driven
Triple Domain Management
4: King Countys Baseline: Environmental and Community Conditions
13: Criminal and Juvenile Justice:
17: Departmental Goals: Environmental Service Quality:
Deliver high quality environmental services that protect and restore the environment, enhance our community, and protect public health and safety.
Sustainable Resources:
Create resources from waste, reduce emissions, and increase the efficiency of facilities and operations.
Productive Partnerships:
Collaborate with partners throughout the region to achieve improved environmental and community outcomes.
Price of Service:
Be efficient, effective and fiscally responsible to ensure ratepayer value. As you know, DNRP is a large and diverse department which provides services spanning from GIS to ground water protectionand from green building to global warming.
In terms of a fiscal footing for the 4 divisions WLR is most precarious for 08, which is the division that contributes the most in terms of environmental monitoring.
The big performance measure for the Parks Division is coming up on August 21st.
We are working on being able to share statistics on park and recreation participants and trail utilization.
As you know, DNRP is a large and diverse department which provides services spanning from GIS to ground water protectionand from green building to global warming.
In terms of a fiscal footing for the 4 divisions WLR is most precarious for 08, which is the division that contributes the most in terms of environmental monitoring.
The big performance measure for the Parks Division is coming up on August 21st.
We are working on being able to share statistics on park and recreation participants and trail utilization.
19: Residents proximity to regional trail network
23: Fiscal Responsibility Performance Measures
24: Equity and Social Justice Measurement As you know, DNRP is a large and diverse department which provides services spanning from GIS to ground water protectionand from green building to global warming.
In terms of a fiscal footing for the 4 divisions WLR is most precarious for 08, which is the division that contributes the most in terms of environmental monitoring.
The big performance measure for the Parks Division is coming up on August 21st.
We are working on being able to share statistics on park and recreation participants and trail utilization.
As you know, DNRP is a large and diverse department which provides services spanning from GIS to ground water protectionand from green building to global warming.
In terms of a fiscal footing for the 4 divisions WLR is most precarious for 08, which is the division that contributes the most in terms of environmental monitoring.
The big performance measure for the Parks Division is coming up on August 21st.
We are working on being able to share statistics on park and recreation participants and trail utilization.
25: The Stream
26: The Department of Natural Resources and Parks (DNRP) will complete a department-wide GIS based Equity Assessment to identify potential areas of inequity in delivery of key services.
This department will conduct a detailed Equity Impact Review of the Parks Capital Investment Program to inform changes that will ensure a pro-equity capital improvement program.
27: Department-wide GIS-based Equity Assessment
System-wide look at current or recent benefits and burdens
35: Triple LCA for Sustainable Development Integrating lifecycle functional, environmental and fiscal perspectives to guide public investments
36: CIP Triple LCA application areas: Decision-support to help aim resources toward sustainable design and construction targets
Resource and Performance Management to enhance attribution of responsibility, accountability, and reporting on benefits realized through investments
Evaluation to determine the degree that and investment achieved its intended outcomes
37: Green Building and Sustainable Development Definitions and Requirements: Sustainable Infrastructures are those infrastructures and facilities that are designed, constructed and operated to optimize fiscal, environmental and functional performance for the lifecycle of the facility.
Sustainable performance of infrastructure will be determined through an integrated triple life cycle assessment one that accounts for fiscal (LCCA), environmental (LCA) and functional costs and benefits (LCBA) over the life of the facility.
40: 2008 King County CIP Scorecard Template
41: Equity Impact Review Tool
Forward looking projections of assumed benefit/burdens of alternatives
44: 2008 King County Parks CIP Scorecard -- Trails
45: 2008 King County Parks CIP Scorecard -- Trails
46: Findings to date: Geo-spatial presentation makes complex equity information more accessible
Policy guidance is helpful regarding the degree pro-equity trumps other promises
Including this perspective seems almost inevitable questions now are: who does it, when, how, and toward what end
Determining equity performance measures and targets is an emerging frontier
47: Institutionalizing Performance Management
51: Full Public Reports Are Available on King County Websites For information on DNRP performance and regional environmental conditions: http://metrokc.gov/dnrp/measures
For performance information on broader county departmental performance and regional conditions: http://www.metrokc.gov/aimshigh
