February 27, 2018

1:00-1:10 – Introductions; Welcome Arletha Murray
1:10-2:30 – SDDTAC and Strategic Planning Update

What we’ve heard so far from Shape Up SF partners:

Prioritize water Rx as water is readily accessible and viable alternative to SSBs
Deprioritize “Data”, at least some recommendations such as:
- paying CHIS for oversampling (potentially costly and not certain they could well capture data from residents who are limited English proficient);
- hiring an evaluator (from my experience, not a good use of money or time; better to require evaluation standards/ plans as part of the proposal process for orgs applying for funding)
Deprioritize “Urban Agriculture” – not sure how popular this is with lower-income communities
Early Childhood Education is missing
Leverage funds to support workforce development startup costs and capital improvements that connect food access to healthy retail, such as:
- Produce distribution model: refrigerated trucks and training etc. for hyper delivery model connecting local producers to retailers
- Food processing hub: space and equipment for cooking facilities that could then sell food at lower costs to both healthy retailers and other food security related programs
- Urban Ag: roof top gardens and other utilized spaces for food production that then could be linked to the above comments

Opportunities for Community Perspectives

2. Shape Up SF Coalition Recommendations to SDDTAC (30 min) – see handouts

Reminders:

Sunday Streets 10th anniversary kick off – March 11, 11am – 4 pm, Mission www.sundaystreetssf.com
Next SC meeting is March 27 at 25 Van Ness, 5th Floor Conference Room
Shape Up SF Coalition meeting: April 11, 2-4 PM, 25 Van Ness, room 610
Save the date: Public Health Advocates Water Conference: June 19, 2018 in Sacramento