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The document summarizes wellness initiatives in Albert Lea, Minnesota. It discusses policy changes from 2009 to implement complete streets and sidewalk improvements. Over 3 miles of new sidewalks and 1.5 miles of bike lanes were added. The mission is to encourage community wellness through environmental and policy changes for physical activity and healthy eating. Schools and worksites have also implemented healthy options and tobacco-free policies. Contact information is provided for more details on the community's efforts to promote wellness.
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policy-change.pptx
- 1. Albert Lea, Minnesota Population 18,109 The Land Between the Lakes Copyright 2012, National Vitality Center, Inc.
- 2. Move Naturally Right Outlook • Purpose Now • Downshift Eat Wisely • 80% Rule • Plant Slant • Wine@5 Connect • Right Tribe • Belong • Loved Ones First
- 3. Policy Change • August 2009: The Planning Commission added the Walkability Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan. • September 2009: Council adopted a Complete Streets Policy. • October 2010: Council amended the sidewalk assessment ordinance to reflect a 50/50 split between the property owner and the City of Albert Lea. • November 2010: Council authorizes first ever bike lane • December 2012: City Hall grounds declared tobacco free as of January 1, 2013
- 4. Making it Happen New Sidewalk Location Sidewalk Length North Shore Drive 1,110 ft TH 13 (St. John’s Connection) 2,540 ft New Denmark Park 693 ft Lakeview Blvd (The Fairway to Martin Rd 1,529 ft Martin Rd 2,173 ft Fountain St (4th Ave to 5th Ave) 298 ft Fountain St (7th Ave to 9th Ave) 555 ft W. Main St (Skyline Mall & Morin Park areas) 1,795 ft Bellview Park 974 ft Hammer Rd (Bridge Ave to existing) 1,052 ft Myers Rd 3,384 ft Total: 16,103 ft (3.0 miles) The Front Street bike lanes are about 1.5 miles long and connects to Blazing Star Bike Trail
- 5. • Mission: To establish and encourage an ongoing community focus and commitment to individual wellness and personal well being. • Vision: To create permanent systematic environmental and policy changes that lead to a healthier environment: creating opportunities for physical activity and healthy eating by positively encompassing an individual’s community, habitat and purpose.
- 6. Other Community Policy Changes • Albert Lea Elementary Schools – Healthy Snack Carts • Albert Lea Area Schools – Healthy Options in Cafeteria • Albert Lea Area Schools providing physical education classes four times per week in elementary schools • Eleven Worksites Establishing Tobacco Free Campuses • Mayo Clinic Health System establishes odor free policy
- 7. Achieving Wellness Together Beyond the Blue Zones
- 8. For More Information Contact: Chad Adams, City Manager, City of Albert Lea cadams@city.albertlea.org Randy Kehr, Executive Director, Albert Lea – Freeborn County Chamber of Commerce director@albertlea.org