Toronto City Planning and Open Data
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I gave this presentation on Friday, November 21st in Hamilton, Ontario at an Open Data Jam organised by jointly by the City of Hamilton and Microsoft. The presentation details City Planning's efforts to expand its Open Data offerings.
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Toronto City Planning and Open Data
- 1. Open Data Framework Open Data Jam Friday, Nov. 21, 2014 Daniel Fusca @dfusca
- 3. How do we make Toronto the most engaged city in North America?
- 4. STUDY ELEMENTS Stakeholder Partnership Strategy Ethnic Media Strategy Engagement Action Plan Youth Engagement Strategy Open Data Framework
- 5. Open Data = Collaboration Maps Apps Analysis
- 7. PEOPLE WANT OUR DATA TOP REQUESTED DATA SETS IN CANADA, MAY 2014 • Rezoning permit applications • Land use changes • Development permit applications • Locations of things (fire hydrants, drinking water fountains, bike parking, etc.) • Transit data • Road construction (511 data) • Real time traffic flow data and daily road usage patterns • Financial data (revenue, expenses, liabilities, equity, etc..) • Crime information • Political financing Source: Herb Herb Lainchbury, Dynamic Solutions
- 8. CITY PLANNING DATA SETS ALREADY ON OPEN DATA • Ward Profiles 2011 Census and NHS • How Does the City Grow? Development Activity Data • Toronto Employment Survey Employment • Heritage Districts, Register • Harmonized Zoning Bylaw
- 9. CITY PLANNING DATA SETS TO BE MADE AVAILABLE • Official Plan Secondary Plans, Site Specific • Development Application Data Application details • Service District Boundaries • Additional Data
- 10. WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES TO GETTING DATA OUT? • Data formatting •Impact on the planning process • Licensing agreements •Unintended consequences
- 11. OPPORTUNITIES OF OPEN DATA? WHAT ARE THE • City Planning to become an Open Data leader •Improve customer service • Support economic development
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- An ongoing process designed to continually test and embrace improvements that allow for better community engagement
- 5 major objectives: Better understand the strengths and weaknesses of the current community planning process in Toronto Explore new engagement models and tools Explore opportunities and best practices related to implementing Community Planning Advisory Groups in each Ward (or geographic area) Explore opportunities to broaden participation among key audiences, including youth, new immigrants, and low-income residents Identify other opportunities to improve the quality of feedback through the community planning process
- Open Data creates a space for new types of collaborations that benefit both decision-makers and the public alike, that, in many ways, are more powerful and meaningful than any of the more traditional methods of engagement. Data Analysis Data communication Economics