Full Agenda
LEISURE SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
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TUESDAY, JULY 24, 2012 (SPECIAL MEETING DATE)
7:00 PM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 18 N. JACKSON STREET
ROOM 416, FOURTH FLOOR
Use the Wall Street Entrance
AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
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2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM JUNE 26, 2012 MEETING
3. STATUS UPDATE ON ICE ARENA RENOVATION PROJECT
4. UPDATE ON RECOMMENDATION OF FACILITY SECURITY SYSTEMS
5. ALCOHOL PERMIT RECOMMENDATION RELATED TO PAVILIONS
AND FACILITIES
6. 2013 FEES & CHARGES
7. MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA
8. ADJOURNMENT
IF UNABLE TO ATTEND THE MEETING, PLEASE CONTACT KARLA KING AT
kingk@ci.janesville.wi.us or 755-3030
LEISURE SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEETING MINUTES
JUNE 26, 2012
7:00 PM
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FOURTH FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM #416
Members Present: Betty Schwarz, Benjamin Dobson, Sandra Hendricks, Steve Knox, Lorie
Markus, Dave Schollmeier, Melody Shanahan, and Bob Barry,
Councilmember Jim Ferrell
Absent Members: Dean Paynter, Christine Courtney
Guests: Jody Roberts, Sharon Terry
Staff Present: Shelley Slapak
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM. Roll call was completed by sign-in sheet.
APPROVAL OF THE MAY 8, 2012 MEETING MINUTES
A motion was made by Dave Schollmeier and seconded by Sandy Hendricks to approve the
minutes of the May 8, 2012 meeting. This motion was approved unanimously.
INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS
Jody Roberts representing Pickleball and Sharon Terry representing the Janesville Tennis
Association (J.T.A.) were introduced.
PICKLEBALL/QUICK START LINES AT PALMER PARK TENNIS COURTS
Jody Roberts explained the sport of Pickleball to the group. He explained that currently there
are five courts at Marshall Middle School that are lined for play. The primary issue related to
play at Marshall Middle School is wind. The group struggles with playing outside in the early
Spring due to high winds and the difficulty of getting the wind screen up. Jody shared that the
school lined some of the courts, and the City paid for some lining at Marshall. However, when
the courts at Marshall were resurfaced by the School District they re-lined all 5 courts and
included pickleball lines. Also the Riverside Park Friends resurfaced the tennis courts and
included pickleball lines on a court. Sandy Hendricks mentioned that the Riverside Friends
Group may be willing to line more courts for pickleball. Jody stated that Riverside Park is farther
away to travel to. Jim Farrell stated that the Janesville Athletic Club also has pickleball lines in
their gym. Jody Roberts explained that he would like to see one court (#6) be lined for pickleball
play at Palmer. He emphasized the reasons to be primarily less wind and more exposure to the
public. Sharon Terry from J.T.A. gave her support of pickleball lines at Palmer. It was shared
with the Committee that the City has always maintained the Palmer Park tennis courts for
tournament play. Additionally, it was stated that while it is accurate that tournaments and
W.I.A.A high school matches can be played on tennis courts with additional lines, it will still
make them less desirable for tournament play. A comment was also made that some high
school coaches have concerns with extra lines on the courts due to the players already having
to call the lines themselves as there are typically no line judges. Extra lines could cause
problems for these players. The courts are already heavily used and creating these additional
lines will create more users concentrated in this area.
Sharon Terry explained Quick Start as a beginner youth program through the U.S.T.A. that
utilized smaller court sizes. Sharon requested that courts 7, 8, & 9 be lined for Quick Start. She
indicated she wishes that these lines would be put in at the time the courts are resurfaced. It
was shared with the Committee that courts 7, 8, and 9 were scheduled for resurfacing in the
C.I.P. (Capital Improvement Projects) for 2012, but has not been brought to the City Council for
approval.
Bob Barry made a motion to support lining court 6 for pickleball play and courts 7, 8 and 9 for
Quick Start pending available funding. Jim Farrell seconded the motion for recommendation.
This motion passed unanimously with Dave Schollmeier abstaining from the vote.
CASH CONTROL/SECURITY AT RECREATION FACILITIES
Jim Farrell explained that in light of the recent vandalism and burglaries experienced at various
recreation facilities he hoped to get some feedback on ways to improve security at our facilities.
It was commented that the Police Department has access to cameras and outside cameras at
facilities could be fed in and recorded at a central location. The topic of Rotary Gardens was
brought up regarding their purchase of a security system after vandalism took place at their
facility. Bob Barry commented that UW-Whitewater had a camera system that worked well for
them and offered to forward contact information. It was recommended by the Committee to
gather information from various entities regarding usage, feasibility, and costs for camera
systems at specific recreation facilities. The information should be gathered and brought to the
Committee at the next meeting for recommendation for future budgets and capital improvement
projects.
ALCOHOL SALES AT SPECIFIC PARKS/RECREATION PROGRAMS
The idea of allowing alcohol in parks with a permit was introduced to the Committee. Steve
Knox indicated that the subject was brought up before, but the concept of policing the permit
was an issue. It was mentioned that a previous Committee supported beer in parks, but it was
never brought to the City Council for support. Jim Farrell stated that he would be in support of
the concept of permits but not sales. Sandy Hendricks commented that she gets questioned
about alcohol by individuals wishing to hold wedding receptions or reunions in Riverside Park.
Dave Schollmeier commented that it should be noted that glass would not be allowed. Melody
Shanahan suggested that the permit fee should be substantial, possibly $50. It was also
suggested that a deposit be charged for potential clean up. Bob Barry recommended that if
beer in parks was allowed by permit, there should be a time limit of 9PM. Melody Shanahan
questioned other areas such as sand volleyball having a beer permit. It was suggested to the
Committee that we look into other areas including Dawson Softball Complex as having beer. A
comment was made that sponsors, which are typically bars, may have concerns with alcohol
sales at Dawson as it could affect players patronizing their establishments. Bob Barry indicated
that he liked the City of Waukesha’s policy where another group sold the beer and it was under
their control, not the cities. This topic concluded with a request by the Committee to receive a
list of all pavilions and the amount/type of pavilion rentals currently taking place and for a
recommendation by the Committee at the next meeting.
MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA
Sandy Hendricks requested we provide the Committee with a list of park water fountains
including which ones were turned off and the cost savings. Lori Markus mentioned that some
fountains were gifts to the City. Bob Barry suggested that shutting off water fountains
encouraged people to buy more plastic.
Bob Barry requested an explanation of swimming facility use costs at the school as it relates to
the new Tru-Up agreement between the City and the School District. Melody Shanahan
commented on her involvement with the South Central Swim Team and the frustration of having
to pay high fees to the School District for their pool use. Bob Barry mentioned that with the rise
in baby boomers, the need for recreation facility use may not be met due to other groups being
given priority to reserve facilities.
Steve Knox mentioned that he has received several complaints regarding the fact that nets are
not up at Dawson this year. It was shared that the nets were put up for fast pitch purposes and
have received much wear and tear over the years. It was decided to not put the nets back up
this year, but due to requests the Recreation Division has asked the Parks Division to put the
current nets back up through a new method. Steve also shared information about the Aquathon
Series.
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Sandy Hendricks shared information regarding the Riverside Park 90 Birthday Party on
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Saturday, July 14.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 8:40PM with a motion by Dave Schollmeier and seconded by Betty
Schwarz. This motion passed unanimously.
The next Leisure Services Advisory Committee meeting will need to be decided by
sending out an email to the committee to find out their availability. The meeting date that
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the City is requesting is July 24.
Submitted by:
Shelley Slapak
Acting Recreation Director
Revised 1/12
ATTACHMENT A
RECREATION DIVISION FEES AND CHARGES
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ACTUALACTUALACTUALACTUAL
ATHLETIC FACILITIES
Softball/Baseball
Softball (Monterey)
No Field Preparation8.00/1.5 hrs.8.00/1.5 hrs.8.00/1.5 hrs.8.00/1.5 hrs.
With Field Preparationaddtl. 40.00/hr.addtl. 40.00/hr.addtl. 40.00/hr.addtl. 40.00/hr
Lights/diamond/day25.0025.0025.0025.00
Baseball (Riverside) Games only
18.0018.0040.0040
No Field Preparation (mowing and restroom clean up)
With Field Preparationaddtl. 40.00/hr.addtl. 40.00/hr.addtl. 40.00/hr.n/a
Lights/diamond/day25.0025.0025.00n/a
Softball/Baseball-Dawson
Facility charge/day360.00360.00360.00360.00
Facility charge/day/youth non-profit groups200.00200.00225.00225.00
Lights/diamond/day40.0040.0025.0025.00
Re-groom charge/diamondaddtl. 40.00/hr.10.00/field12.00/diamond12.00/diamond
Supervisor cost over 8 hours/hour/per person20.0020.0020.0020.00
Deposit (non-refundable-credit to facility charge)100.00100.00100.00100.00
Dawson Maintenance Staff/per person12.00/hr.12.00/hr.12.00/hr.12.00/hr.
School/Other Park Diamonds
Youth Groups single use4.00/1.5 hrs.4.00/1.5 hrs.5.00/1.5 hrs.5.00/1.5 hrs.
Adult Groups single use6.00/1/5 hrs.6.00/1/5 hrs.7.00/1.5 hrs.7.00/1.5 hrs.
Group 50 or less uses (bulk)*75.0075.00100.00105.00
Group >50 uses (bulk)*100.00110.00125.00130.00
Football/Soccer Field
Park site (No field preparation)6.00/1.5 hrs.6.00/1.5 hrs.6.00/1.5 hrs.6.00/1.5 hrs.
Kiwanis and Bond Park6.00/1.5 hrs.6.00/1.5 hrs.
Monterey/Rockport8.00/1.5 hrs.8.00/1.5hrs.
Lights/day*25.0012.00*
Group < 20 uses per season (no prep)60.0060.0060.0060.00
Group > 20 uses per season (no prep)80.0080.0080.0080.00
Palmer Park Tennis Courts2.00/hr.2.00/hr.2.00/hr.2.00/hr.
*currently charging $10/day
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Basketball
Team Fee (includes 10 resident players)405.00400.00400.00400.00
Player Fee-Non-resident13.0013.00n/an/a
Kickball
Recreational League Team Fee110.00125.00140.00140.00
Non-Resident Player Fee 13.0013.00n/an/a
Dodgeball
Recreational League Team Fee110.00120.00140.00140.00
Non-Resident Player Fee 13.0013.00n/an/a
Softball Night League Team Fee: 12-wk. season495.00See Below550.00*550.00
14-Week Seasonn/a495.00n/an/a
Late Fee75.0075.0075.0075.00
Non-Resident Player Addition Fee13.0013.00n/an/a
Softball Day League Team Fee330.00330.00n/an/a
(includes 20 Resident players)
Softball-All Adult Leagues
Forfeit Fee10.0010.00n/asee below**
Protest Feen/an/an/an/a
Tennis Lessons
Resident Fee30.0030.0030.0030.00
Volleyball-Co-Rec, Men's & Women's
Team Fee (includes 7 players)155.00155.00175.00175.00
Player Fee (over 7) 10.0010.0010.0010.00
Non-Resident Player Fee 13.0013.00n/an/a
Volleyball-Sand Court
Team Fee (includes 7 resident)140.00140.00160.00160.00
Player Fee (over 7)10.0010.0010.0010.00
Non-Resident Player Fee 13.0013.00n/an/a
Volleyball-All Adult Leagues
Substitute Player Fee6.006.006.006.00
All Adult Leagues**
Forfeit Fee10.0010.0010.0010.00**
*Softball cost per player w/10 players= $55
Softball cost per player w/11 players = $50
Softball cost per player w/12 players = $46
Softball cost per player w/13 players = $42
Softball cost per player w/14 players = $39
Softball cost per player w/15 players = $37
Softball cost per player w/16 players = $34
Softball cost per player w/17 players = $32
Softball cost per player w/18 players = $31
Softball cost per player w/19 players = $29
Softball cost per player w/20 players = $28
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Kids Count Camp-1 Child Full Days 2 wks.155.00160.00165.00165.00
Kids Count Camp-2nd Child Full Days 2 wks.145.00150.00155.00155.00
Kids Count Camp-3rd Child Full Days 2 wks.135.00140.00145.00145.00
Kids Count Camp-Full Days 1 week90.0090.0095.0095.00
Kids Count 1/2 Day Camp-2 wks.n/an/an/an/a
Kids Count 1/2 Day Camp-1 week70.0070.0080.0080.00
Sports Camp-1 Child 2 wks.115.00125.00135.00140.00
Sports Camp - 2nd Child 2 wks.n/on/on/o130.00
Sports Camp - 3rd Child 2 wks.n/on/on/o120.00
Sports Camp-Non-Residentn/on/on/an/a
Sports Camp One Week Fee75.0075.0085.0085.00
Swim Camp-AM or PM Session90.00100.00100.00100.00
Swim Camp-AM and PM Session105.00110.00110.00125.00
Tot Lot-Resident52.0052.0052.0052.00
Tot Lot-Non-Residentn/on/on/an/a
School Rec Nites 6th -8th Grades6.00/night6.00/night7.00/night7.00/night
School Rec Nites 5th Grade6.006.007.007.00
Parents Night Out5.0015.00/13.00n/on/a
Track-Residentn/on/on/on/o
Track-Non-Residentn/on/on/on/o
ATHLETIC CAMPS/LESSONS
Basketball Camp (Grades)
Resident Fee-Boys (4-5-6)67.00n/on/on/o
Non-Resident Fee-Boys (4-5-6)78.00n/on/on/o
Resident Fee-Boys (7-8-9)67.00n/on/on/o
Non-Resident Fee-Boys (7-8-9)78.00n/on/on/o
Resident Fee Jr. Girls (4-5-6)67.00n/on/on/o
Non-resident Fee Jr. Girls (4-5-6)78.00n/on/on/o
Resident Fee Sr. Girls (7-8-9)67.00n/on/on/o
Non-resident Fee Sr. Girls (7-8-9)78.00n/on/on/o
Pom Camp-Resident62.00n/on/on/o
Pom Camp-Non-Resident73.00n/on/on/o
Soccer Camp-Resident77.00n/on/on/o
Soccer Camp-Non-Resident88.00n/on/on/o
Girls Fast Pitch League team fee (own equip.n/on/on/o
and ASA sanctioned)n/an/an/on/o
Girls Fast Pitch League single player feen/an/an/on/o
Tennis Camp87.0087.0087.0087.00
Tennis Lessons:
Resident Fee-Pee Wee19.0020.0021.0021.00
Resident Fee-Youth (age 7+)22.0023.0024.0024.00
Resident Fee-High School 25.0026.0027.0027.00
Resident Fee-Youth advanced (Jr. Comp.)31.0032.0033.0033.00
Volleyball Clinic-Resident 73.00n/on/on/o
Volleyball Clinic-Non-Resident91.00n/on/on/o
Start Smart Sports Development35.0035.0037.0037.00
Cancellation Fee-Camps/Leagues*15.0015.0015.0010.00
Cancellation Fee-Lessons/Classes*5.005.005.005.00
*Cancellation fee is deducted from all refunds.
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FAMILY PROGRAMMING/EVENTS
Noon/Main Street EntertainmentDonationDonationDonationDonation
Enchanted Forest*3.00, 2.00, 1.003.00, 2.50, 1.503.00, 2.50, 1.503.00, 3.00, 2.00
Family Team Treasure Hunt23.00$25.00$25.0025.00
Father/Child Golf Outing12/per person12.00/per person12.00/per person12.00/per person
Make My Mom & Me Over48.00/248.00/248.00/248.00/2
MISCELLANEOUS
Paw Print Park
Annual Dog Tag15.0015.0015.0015.00
Annual Dog Tag Sr. Citizen10.0010.0010.0010.00
Daily Permit Per Dog2.002.002.002.00
SPECIAL EVENTS
Block Parties45.0045.0050.0050.00
Run/Walks65.0065.0075.0075.00
Park/Community/Athletic Event
1 or 2 day event, <500 in attendance110.00110.00120.00120.00
1 or 2 day event, >500 in attendance185.00185.00200.00200.00
3 or 4 day event, <1,000 in attendance235.00235.00250.00250.00
3 or 4 day event, 1,000-4,000 in attendance335.00335.00350.00350.00
3 or 4 day event, >4,000 in attendance435.00435.00450.00450.00
5+ day event530.00530.00550.00550.00
PAVILIONS
Bond Park Pavilion
Resident51.0055.0060.0060.00
Non-resident75.0075.0080.0080.00
Lustig
Resident41.0045.0050.0050.00
Non-resident60.0060.0065.0065.00
Palmer - Resident
West (Half of Bldg)72.0075.0080.0080.00
West (Entire Bldg)130.00135.00140.00140.00
East (Entire Bldg)90.0090.0095.0095.00
Hilltop40.0040.0045.0045.00
Picnic Groves20.0020.0025.0025.00
Palmer - Non-resident
West (Half of Bldg)100.00100.00105.00105.00
West (Entire Bldg)180.00180.00185.00185.00
East (Entire Bldg)125.00125.00130.00130.00
Hilltop60.0060.0065.0065.00
Picnic Groves30.0030.0035.0035.00
Peace Park Pavilion
Resident90.0090.00105.0095.00
Non-resident125.00125.00130.00130.00
Riverside - Resident
South (Half of Bldg)62.0065.0070.0070.00
South (Entire Bldg)105.00110.00115.00115.00
North (Entire Bldg)47.0055.0060.0060.00
Riverside - Non-resident
South (Half of Bldg)87.0087.0090.0090.00
South (Entire Bldg)142.00142.00145.00145.00
North (Entire Bldg)65.0068.0070.0070.00
Traxler - Resident
Warming House80.0080.0085.0085.00
Lions Pavilion70.0070.0075.0075.00
Traxler - Non-resident
Warming House112.00112.00115.00115.00
Lions Pavilion97.0097.00100.00100.00
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AQUATICS
Daily Admission
Youth1.501.752.002.25
Adult2.002.252.502.75
Senior1.501.752.002.25
Season Pass
Youth/Senior 22.0025.0028.0030.00
Adult33.0035.0038.0040.00
* Family (3-4 members)66.0070.0073.0075.00
* Each additional member over 410.0010.0010.0010.00
Swim Lessons
Youth28.0029.0030.0035.00
Parent/Tot30.0030.0030.0030.00
Hydro Aerobics3.003.003.003.00
Rockport Pool Rentals Per Hour
0-100 People110.00115.00125.00125.00
101-200 People120.00125.00135.00135.00
201-300 People130.00135.00145.00145.00
301-400 People140.00145.00150.00150.00
Rockport Pool Lane Rental
8.00/hour/lane8.00/hour/lane8.00/hour/lane8.00/hour/lane
Cancellation Fee-Lessons*5.005.005.005.00
Rockport/Palmer Birthday Party Package****99.0099.00110.00110.00
Palmer/Riverside Pool Rentals Per Hour*****
0-60 People55.0055.00
61-136 People65.0065.00
137-236 People75.0075.00
237-335 People85.0085.00
over 335 People100.00100.00
SCUBA DIVING
Resident yearly permit15.0015.0015.0015.00
Non-Resident yearly permit25.0025.0025.0025.00
****Up to 10 Participants. $5 for each additional participant
*****Palmer max capacity 534, Riverside max capacity 280
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ICE CENTER
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Public Skating Sessions
Youth/Senior4.005.005.505.50
Adult (18 and older)5.006.006.506.50
Friday Cheap Skate-Youth/Senior4.004.005.005.00
Friday Cheap Skate-Adult5.005.006.006.00
* Weekend Family18.0020.0022.0022.00
Season Pass
Youth/Senior (Under 17/50+)125.00125.00125.00125.00
Adult (18 and older)175.00175.00175.00175.00
Skate Rental2.002.002.002.00
Skate Sharpening5.005.005.005.00
Learn to Skate
Tots, Snowplow Sam, Basic 1-8, Adultn/an/an/an/a
45 min. Accelerated Freestylen/an/an/an/a
Freestyle
Contract per hour8.508.50n/an/a
Contract per 1.5 hours12.0012.00n/an/a
Walk-on per hour10.5010.50n/an/a
Walk-on per 1.5 hours14.0014.00n/an/a
Ice Rental**
Prime time per hour163.00165.00175.00185.00
Non-Prime time per hour142.00145.00150.00159.00
Clean Up Charge per hour 24.0024.0027.0027.00
Open hockey per session-Adult7.007.008.008.00
Open hockey per session-Youth 7.006.007.007.00
Admissioned Hockey Game Rental (per game)400.00400.00400.00400.00
Group rates (includes skate rental)
15 or more Skaters5.005.005.005.00
Birthday parties (up to 12 people) Standard pkg.120.00125.00125.00135.00
Birthday Party Deluxe package200.00200.00200.00
Birthday parties Party to Remember250.00250.00250.00
Birthday Party - Over the Top300.00300.00300.00
Coach's Fee8.008.008.008.00
Locker Room Useage Feen/an/an/aTBD
**Prime time includes Monday-Friday 4pm-10pm , in addition to all weekends and holidays.
* Family consists of parent(s), and children ages 17 and living in same household
n/o: Not Offered n/a: Not Applicable
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SENIOR CENTER
Mandatory Membership Fee25.0025.00
Beginning Dulcimer1.001.00
Bingo1.00/card1.00/card
Blackjack2.002.00
Blue Velvetno chargeno charge
Book Clubno chargeno charge
Canastano chargeno charge
Ceramics1.001.00
Choristersno chargeno charge
Clogging M-W-Fno chargeno charge
Computerno chargeno charge
Dominosno chargeno charge
Drawing & Painting10.00/yr10.00/yr
Dulcimer Class10.00/yr10.00/yr
Duplicate Bridgeno chargeno charge
Euchre1.001.00
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Exerciseno chargeno charge
Expression In Artno chargeno charge
Friday Cards2.001.00
Friday Dance2.002.00
German Interestno chargeno charge
Leather Toolingno chargeno charge
Line Dance 11.001.00
Line Dance 21.001.00
Line Dance 31.001.00
Monday Kraftersno chargeno charge
Monday Watercolorno chargeno charge
Piano Lessonsno chargeno charge
Ping Pongno chargeno charge
Poker2.002.00
Pool (Billiards)no chargeno charge
Porcelain Dollsmaterial costmaterial cost
Quiltingno chargeno charge
Reminiscence Writingno chargeno charge
Riverside Ramblersno chargeno charge
Sheepshead2.002.00
Strong Women (Rental)no chargeno charge
Tai Chi (Rental)3.003.00
Tax Preparationby donationby donation
Texas Holdemno chargeno charge
Thursday Art Classno chargeno charge
Troubadoursno chargeno charge
Wellness Roomno chargeno charge
Woodcarversno chargeno charge
Yoga (Rental)no chargeno charge
Zumba (Rental)no chargeno charge
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Newsletter6.006.006.00**12.00
Room Rentals
Senior Clubs*
Large Rooms30.0030.0030.0030.00
Small Rooms25.0025.0025.0025.00
Kitchen17.0017.0017.0017.00
Community Meetings
Large Rooms40.0040.0040.0040.00
Small Rooms35.0035.0035.0035.00
Kitchen25.0025.0025.0025.00
Special Event (Fri. or Sat. per 4 hours)
Large Rooms135.00135.00135.00200.00
Fee for each additional hourn/on/on/o50.00
Small Rooms65.0065.0065.0075.00
Fee for each additional hourn/on/on/o20.00
Kitchen45.0045.0045.0050.00
Fee for each additional hourn/on/on/o15.00
*4 hour time limit
**Senior Center went from bi monthly to monthly newsletters
The Senior Center closes nightly at 12AM
Special Events (non-senior) requires a $100 deposit
Rentals include use of tables, chairs, stage, etc.
Additional fee for PA system: $15.00 flat fee up to 8 hrs. $30.00 flat fee >8 hrs.
Piano is not available for functions unless a professional (hired) pianist is contracted. Fee to be determined.
Room (capacity 40), Craft Room (capacity 30) and Library (capacity 10)
Full kitchen would include use of all appliances, coffee pots, and kitchen space.
Partial kitchen usage is available and would cost $20.00. This would include the use of coffee pots, trays,
punch bowls, and storage in the refrigerator.
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Here is the email I sent the LSAC regarding the water fountains. There was no attachment.
From: Slapak, Shelley
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2012 4:18 PM
To: Slapak, Shelley
Cc: Smith, Rebecca
Subject: Park Water Fountains
It was requested at the last Leisure Services Advisory Committee meeting by Sandy Hendricks for staff to
provide the committee with a list of all park water fountains that were turned off and remain out of
service. Please see the following information:
There were 13 water fountains, mostly located in neighborhood parks, taken out of service in 2012. The
water fountains taken out of service include the following locations: Palmer Park (one by steps near road),
Lower Courthouse, Burbank Park, Claremont Park, Hampshire Park, Hawthorne Park, Huron Park,
Mandale Park, Marquette Park, Valley Park, Vista Park, Waveland Park, and Zonta Park. This was a
budget service level reduction projected to save $3,500.
I hope this provides the information you requested.
Thanks
Shelley Slapak