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Joint Use Agreement Growing Healthy Communities March 3, 2010 Mary Wells Arkansas Department of Health

Growing Healthy Communities March 3, 2010 Mary Wells Arkansas Department of Health

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Joint Use AgreementGrowing Healthy Communities

March 3, 2010Mary Wells

Arkansas Department of Health

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An agreement between two or more groups to share a facility

◦ http://nplanonline.org◦ National Policy & Legal Analysis Network to Prevent Childhood

Obesity

What is JUA?

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Additional access to physical activity facilities

Build upon current assets

Keep costs down

◦ http://nplanonline.org

Why is JUA needed?

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Summertime access to basketball court A school uses a community pool A school opens its soccer field on weekends

to a local league A YMCA gym is made available for PE class

◦ http://nplanonline.org

JUA Examples

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Partnership between two or more groups

Formal agreement◦Maintenance◦Operations◦Liability◦Ownership ◦Cost

◦ http://nplanonline.org

How does JUA work?

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School administration & staff

Community organizations

Local government

Greater Vallejo (CA) Recreation District

Key people in the JUA process

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Reason and intentLocation (if multiple facilities)CostsDates & durationLiabilityScheduling

Greater Vallejo (CA) Recreation District http://nplanonline.org

Key components of a JUA

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Interrupt other activitiesCost for use“Mine”Liability Affect on facility

Greater Vallejo (CA) Recreation District

JUA concerns to address

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SecurityCustodialSupervisionMaintenance & repairs Greater Vallejo (CA) Recreation District

JUA program development

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Measure if successful

Be accountable

Greater Vallejo (CA) Recreation District

Administration of JUA

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ACA §6-21-101◦Gives authority to open school facilities

for recreation, civic, social ACA §6-21-501/505 and ACA §14-54-

1301/1307◦Two statutes provide for authority to

operate recreational program by school and city or town

◦ Loislaw.com

JUA & ground work in Arkansas

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Governor Beebe’s 2009 Healthcare Initiative◦ Tobacco excise tax◦ $400,000.00 in FY 2009◦ $1,000,000.00 in FY 2010

Grant application (under development)

Administered by AR Department of Education

JUA & current opportunity in AR

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JUA in AR & potential costs

May be paid for May not be paid for

Utilities Custodial Security

Salaries New construction

Insurance Administrative costs

Equipment

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Utilize existing resources in community

Formal agreement

Increased opportunities for community & wellness

Let’s Review: Why JUA?