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Intergovernmental Parks Work Group <br /> Meeting Notes of October 11, 2017 <br /> Members Present: <br /> Penny Rich - Orange County Commissioner <br /> Brian Lowen - Hillsborough Board of Commissioners <br /> Rob English - Hillsborough Parks and Recreation Board <br /> Tamara Sanders - Carrboro Parks and Recreation Board <br /> Evelyn Daniel—Orange County Parks and Recreation Advisory Council <br /> Bill Goa- UNC Director of Campus Recreation <br /> Yinka Ayankoya- OWASA Board of Directors <br /> Bo Howes -Triangle Land Conservancy <br /> Mary Altpeter-Orange County Department on Aging Advisory Board <br /> Wesley McMahon —Chapel Hill Parks and Recreation Commission <br /> Absent: <br /> Maria Palmer- Chapel Hill Town Council <br /> Vacant—Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools <br /> Steve Halkiotis—Orange County Board of Education <br /> Sara Childs - Duke Forest Resource Manager <br /> Vacant- Eno River Association <br /> Dean Ray- Mebane City Council <br /> Lydia Lavelle—Carrboro Board of Alderman (Alternate) <br /> Bill Kaiser- Orange County Commission for the Environment <br /> Staff Present: <br /> Dave Stancil; Marabeth Carr; Lynn Hecht; - Orange County, Dept. of Environment, Agriculture, Parks and <br /> Recreation <br /> Linda Smith - Chapel Hill Parks & Recreation <br /> Anita Jones- McNair- Carrboro Recreation & Parks <br /> Stephanie Trueblood - Hillsborough Planning <br /> Cherie Rosemond-Representing OC Department on Aging <br /> Guests: <br /> Cherie Rosemond/ UNC Director, Partnerships in Aging Program/Consultant, Orange County Department on <br /> Aging <br /> Meeting was held at the Orange County Southern Human Services Center <br /> A light meal of pizza, and drinks was provided. <br /> Agenda Items/ Notes (Oct. 11, 2017) <br /> 1. Call to order <br /> Chair Rich called the meeting to order at 5:30 PM <br /> 2. Introductions <br /> Introduction of members and staff <br /> 3. Master Aging Plan/Outdoor Spaces <br /> Cherie Rosemond gave a presentation on the OC Master Aging Plan and how it relates to Outdoor Spaces and <br /> Buildings. <br /> The aging population is growing by a much larger percentage than any other age group. <br /> The latest plan of Age Friendly Communities began in 2006. <br /> There's been a community's engaged process to collect an assessment of the aging population. <br />