System-wide Planning and Communication Sample Clauses

System-wide Planning and Communication. Sessions To facilitate system-wide planning, communication and outcomes measurement across the Community Centre Network the Park Board and representation from all CCAs will meet a minimum of twice annually (each, a “System-wide Planning Session”). The System-wide Planning Sessions will be scheduled by the Park Board and the Park Board will use reasonable efforts to select dates that work for the greatest number of CCA representatives. The Park Board will give a minimum of 30 days’ notice of a date that is selected for a planning session. If a director of a CCA is not able to attend, they will select a suitable delegate to attend the applicable System-wide Planning Session. The System-wide Planning Sessions will be used to review or develop proposed Park Board policies that affect the Community Centre Network, share research and demographic information conducted by any of the parties that is relevant to the Community Centre Network, review or conduct capital planning, hold governance training sessions, and address any other topics that are of interest to the CCAs or the Park Board. Topics for discussion may be proposed by the Park Board or any of the CCAs. The System-wide Planning Sessions will be focused on topics that are applicable system-wide to the Community Centre Network. Issues that are specific to a particular facility (e.g., facility maintenance and upgrades, marketing and communication plans, and staff training) are not appropriate for discussion at the System- wide Planning Sessions and will be addressed locally with the Recreation Supervisor and individual Association, as is currently the practice. The System-wide Planning Sessions are not intended to replace Park Board participation in other regular meetings with the Association. System-wide Planning Sessions may be held more than twice annually if agreed to by the Park Board and the majority of the CCAs.
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System-wide Planning and Communication. Sessions To facilitate system-wide planning, communication and outcomes measurement across the Community Centre Network the Park Board and representation from all CCAs will meet a minimum of twice annually (each, a “System-wide Planning Session”). The System-wide Planning Sessions will be scheduled by the Park Board and the Park Board will use reasonable efforts to select dates that work for the greatest number of CCA representatives. The Park Board will give a minimum of 30 days’ notice of a date that is selected for a planning session. If a director of a CCA is not able to attend, they will select a suitable delegate to attend the applicable System-wide Planning Session. The System-wide Planning Sessions will be used to review or develop proposed Park Board policies that affect the Community Centre Network, share research and demographic information conducted by any of the parties that is relevant to the Community Centre Network, review or conduct capital planning, hold governance training sessions, discuss and consider any desired changes to this Agreement prior to the Renewal Term, and address any other topics that are of interest to the CCAs or the Park Board. Topics for discussion may be proposed by the Park Board or any of the CCAs. The System-wide Planning Sessions will be focused on topics that are applicable system-wide to the Community Centre Network. Issues that are specific to a particular facility (e.g., facility maintenance and upgrades, marketing and communication plans, and staff training) are not appropriate for discussion at the System-wide Planning Sessions and will be addressed locally with the respective Recreation Supervisor and respective individual Association, as is currently the practice. The System-wide Planning Sessions are not intended to replace Park Board participation in other regular meetings with the Association. System-wide Planning Sessions may be held more than twice annually if agreed to by the Park Board and the majority of the CCAs.
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