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Adhoc Committee for Rec Facility Packet 2012 01-30-12 so C►r y z o United City of Yorkville J y y -" 800 Game Farm Road EST , 1836 Yorkville, Illinois 60560 .4 Telephone: 630-553-4350 O� a 4 Fax: 630-553-7575 ILL E AGENDA AD HOC COMMITTEE FOR RECREATION FACILITY ALTERNATIVES Monday, January 30, 2012 7:00 p.m. City Hall Conference Room Citizen Comments: Minutes for Correction/Approval: January 18, 2012 New Business: Old Business: 1. Discussion of Recreation Facility Alternatives Additional Business: 0 CIP Reviewed By: Agenda Item Number J� d► Legal ❑ Minutes W36 El El Engineer ❑ Tracking Number Gy City Administrator El r� �! �© Consultant ❑ ALE �V� ❑ Agenda Item Summary Memo Title: Minutes for Approval—January 18, 2012 Meeting and Date: Ad hoc Committee for Rec. Facility Alternatives—01/30/12 Synopsis: Council Action Previously Taken: Date of Action: Action Taken: Item Number: Type of Vote Required: Majority Council Action Requested: Committee Approval Submitted by: Bonnie Olsem Administration Name Department Agenda Item Notes: UNITED CITY OF YORKVILLE Ad Hoc Committee for Recreation Facility Alternatives Committee Meeting City Hall Conference Room Wednesday,January 18, 2012 7:00 p.m. Call to Order: Chairman Chris Funkhouser called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Establish a Quorum: Present: Chris Funkhouser, Chairman, Alderman Ward 3 Larry Kot,Alderman Ward 2 Debbie Horaz, Park Board Member Ken Koch, Park Board Member Quorum established City Officials Present: Bart Olson, City Administrator Other Guests: Ron Walker, REC Center Amy Cesich, Raintree Village Tony Scott, Record Newspaper PURPOSE: The intent of this Ad Hoc Committee is to open the investigation, evaluate and analyze other options and scenarios through which the recreational programming needs of the City can be met. This committee will report these findings back to the City. Citizen Comments: Amy Cesich said the committee knows how she feels about the REC Center and what she would like to see what happens with it. Her main purpose for attending is to see what the committee comes up with for Plan B to see if it matches up with what is already in place. Ron Walker thinks negotiations are going well and said Mayor Golinski has been very gracious in meeting with him and in going back-and-forth with negotiations. Mr. Walker feels the current offer on the table is still a very positive way to go. He also expressed his concern that the city is not making recreational programs a priority. He's afraid that even if he gave the facility away, it would still come down to a 4-4 vote, with the mayor breaking the tie; and that, as someone who's lived in the community for 40-some years, somewhat offends him that the city consider that department as a little bit more of a need. Previous Minutes: Since this is the first meeting of the committee, there are no previous minutes. New Business: Recreation Facility Alternatives: Chairman Funkhouser made it clear to the committee that their purpose is to look at alternatives in lieu of purchasing the REC Center in case a Plan B or Plan C is needed. Currently, there are 200+ classes being offered; rent is $18,000/month; some of the previous venues for classes are no longer available. Mr. Koch said the city has lost several of the buildings it had been using for recreational programs prior to the Rec center(former Post office, Beecher center) are no longer available for use. Mr. Funkhouser said the city has no ability to build a new center, but Mr. Kot said such a plan wasn't out of the question for the future. Mr. Kot suggested the immediate need will be met by an existing vacant building that could be rented or something the city doesn't own that could be worked out. He was not opposed to looking at what it would take to build something to suit the city's needs. Mr. Olson said a"safe estimate"to construct a similar facility with similar amenities would be in the $5 million to $6 million range. Mr. Funkhouser said that would probably fall under the category of Plan C or Plan D. Several suggestions were made regarding partnering with the school district; along with a suggestion to invite a member of the Yorkville School District to attend the next meeting. The question of taxes came up and Mr. Koch said people are concerned that if the Rec Center were to close, they'd be paying just as much in taxes for fewer services. Mr. Funkhouser reiterated that tonight's meeting was a"broad picture" for brainstorming ideas and repeated they would like to have a School District member present to talk about their ideas. Mr. Kot would like a snapshot of what the city was doing before they moved into the Rec center. He would like the know the programs they were offering; a rough number attendance-wise; how many people were participating; what age groups; number of staff, that type of thing. Mr. Olson said he could print out the staff stats and probably find a catalog from the time period prior to the Rec Center. Ms. Horaz wanted to see comparisons of where they were; what they did in the interim; and where things are now with the Rec Center, along with an idea of available parcels of land. Mr. Koch would like to see a list of rental spaces available, possible foreclosure space, etc., to take another look of what's `out there.' Mr. Funkhouser asked Mr. Walker how large the area would be if the pool were not included. Mr. Walker said it was around 4,000 square feet (not including rental properties). Mr. Walker also pointed out that those who visit the Rec Center aren't just from Yorkville, but communities from all over the Kendall County area, including Oswego, Sugar Grove, Plano and Sandwich. Mr. Walker asked if the aldermen were 100% against any funds from the General Fund money going toward the facility from June, 2013 going forward? Mr. Funkhouser said he cannot say 100%, for one, there are still ongoing negotiations; and secondly, they cannot say what the future will hold. The ideal situation is for recreation to pay for itself without pulling out of the General Fund. Ken Koch asked if he was free to share the information of this Ad Hoc meeting with the members of his Park Board meeting tomorrow night. Ms. Horaz said she thought it should be shared with them and staff. Mr. Funkhouser said it should be as open as possible. Adiournment• The next meeting is Monday, January 30, 2012. It was agreed that Monday's work best for a number of the members of the committee. The meeting was adjourned at 7:56 p.m. Minutes respectfully submitted by Bonnie Olsem Reviewed By: Agenda Item Number 0 •t► Legal ❑ Old Business #1 Finance ❑ EST. -�` _ ti W36 Engineer ❑ �:--- g Tracking Number �! City Administrator ■ t3 Consultant ❑ LE Agenda Item Summary Memo Title: Discussion of Recreation Facility Alternatives Meeting and Date: Ad hoc Committee for Rec. Facility Alternatives—01/30/12 Synopsis: See attached memo. Council Action Previously Taken: Date of Action: Action Taken: Item Number: Type of Vote Required: Council Action Requested: Submitted by: Bart Olson Administration Name Department Agenda Item Notes: `,SAD C►p 00 Memorandum To: Adhoc Committee EST. 1836 From: Bart Olson, City Administrator co CC: .y� p fth. Date: January 27, 2012 �.MQW* Subject: Recreation facility alternatives packet materials LE Summary An outline of packet materials for the January 30, 2012 Recreation Facility Alternatives Adhoc Committee meeting. Background At the first meeting, the adhoc committee directed staff to provide a copy of catalogs from before we leased the REC Center and after we leased the REC Center. Both of those catalogs are attached. The committee also asked for materials from the Parks and Recreation Administration facility that was contemplated to be built on the Riemenschneider Park property in 2006. The facility property layout,building layout, cost estimate, and minutes from the last meeting where this facility was discussed are attached. The committee asked staff to outline available properties for a new recreation center. We have attached aerials of each of the properties listed below. On each map, the red cloud represents the entire property that is controlled by the City, and the blue dashed area represents our recommended area for a facility siting. The acre calculations listed in the text boxes refer only to the land within the blue dashed areas. 1) The current REC Center a. At 4.5 acres, the City would have enough room to expand the existing 42,000 square foot building to the south and to the southwest. Expanding to the southwest would require relocation of the detention pond(communal detention pond offsite to the east) or building a parking lot over the existing detention facility. 2) The Beecher Center property a. While the entire City-owned property is about 28 acres, about 17 acres is covered with existing buildings, baseball fields, football fields, or parking lots. We have identified two parcels greater than 5 acres on the map. The western parcel would require reconstruction, remodeling, reconfiguration or complete tear-down of the Beecher Center and surrounding features (including playground). The eastern parcel would result in lost soccer fields. 3) Blackberry Creek Corlands property a. The entire property is 90 acres and is being held for the City in trust by Corlands. Take-down of a portion of this property would eliminate the possibility of using this land as a local match for a future grant (its intended purpose). The entire property is a mixture of prairie, woodlands and wetlands. North of the creek is a relatively flat, open area of 15 acres. This space would give the City plenty of room to adequately buffer the surrounding residents from the land-use. 4) Bridge Park a. The entire property is 55 acres, but contains baseball fields, detention ponds and woodlands. To the south of the baseball fields is a wooded area of 15 acres that could be partially cleared for a recreation center. This particular location would still give the City a large buffer for the property to the south. 5) Bristol Bay Regional Park a. The entire park is 65 acres, and much of it contains soccer fields and baseball fields. The southernmost 15 acres of this park is currently open space, and would have access to Galena Road. 6) Kendall Marketplace a. The City has 8 acres of property at the northeast corner in Kendall Marketplace. This property was originally slated as the location for a Police Station, but those plans were scrapped as a result of a settlement from litigation with surrounding property owners. This property currently houses the City's community garden. The committee also asked staff to contact the school district to see if someone could give a presentation on their plans for a fieldhouse. I have made contact with Scott Wakeley, Superintendent,who has agreed to come to the meeting to discuss their preliminary plans. New materials for review The Illinois Parks and Recreation Association conference was held this week in Chicago. Prior to the conference, PHN Architects sent out an email blast for a pre-designed recreation center. The email and the schematic of the building is attached for your review. w� • �= e .l•• • PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT r 0 s 4r R If 4jff _ r REGISTRATION DATES WINTER FUN DAY November 6th Residents January 19.2007 REGISTER ONLINE WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US November 13th Non-Residents EMAIL RECREATION @YORI<VILLE.IL.US / I I 1. 1 1 � 1 FRIDAY, JAU NARY 19 5:00-8:00 P.M. ��- CIRCLE CENTER GRADE SCHOO Kids of all ages will enjoy a variety of games, activities and prizes! k` Redeem tickets from each station at the Toy Table. Admission: $2.00 per person or $7.00 per family !P06r. . , . - � o Va.A6 Pt{ftr' VGtrck 4, 200 7 \D � 11:00-12:30 p.m Registration 12:30 p.m. Opening Ceremony 12:40 p.m. Costume Judging 1:00 P.M. Plunge / 3anfa .Coon.C�ike �a Silver Springs State Park Yorkville,Illinois // Hey,Boys &Girls and Moms &Dads... Online registration available at 111-U1�U,S�OlIl OY'G� �/ Here's a chance to write to Santa! Office For more information,call the Recreation All letters should be addressed to: Santa c/o Yorkville Recreation Department 1107 D South Bridge Street + ... Yorkville,IL 60560 Deadline is December 11.After Santa reads the letter,you will receive a response by December 16.Please include gender and age. zip Vorkvifle Nave, 3,- �Pecreatian WINTER CATALOG 2006- 2007 DECEMBER - JANUARY - FEBRUARY VOLUME 9 ISSUE 2 7-a6l o f Contents Vark &ard V6M6ers' staff f President Director of Parks & Recreation Table of Contents, Board Members, Chris Rollins Dave Mogle, CPRP Staff, Organizations ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 crollins @yorkville.il.us Superintendent of Recreation Information, Board Meetings, Vice President Sue Swithin, CPRP and Facility Legend . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Ken Koch kkoch @yorkville.il.us Recreation Coordinators Classes and Programs Secretary Tim Evans, CPRP Last Chance -Fall Classes . . . . . . . 5 Gary Golinski Angie Alwood Toddler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 ggolinski @yorkville.il.us Joe Gatlin Toddler,Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Parker's Pre-School . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Member Office Supervisor Van Truman Barb Reisinger Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 vtruman @yorkville.il.us Youth Classes &Basketball . . .10-15 Recreation Office Staff All Star Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16, 17 Member Kathi Fincham Gold Star Dance Academy . . .18, 19 Deborah Horaz Mary Garbelman Karate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 dhoraz @yorkville.il.us Shelle Campbell Youth,Adult, Family . . . . . . . . . .21 Member Superintendent of Parks Youth,Adult, Family . . . . . . . . . . .22 Kelly Sedgwick p Scott Sleezer Youth,Adult Fitness . . . . . . . . . . .23 ksedgwick @yorkville.il.us Adult, Community Programs .24-26 City Liaison Parks Maintenance Staff Community Special Events . . . . . 27 Paul James Tony Houle Community Advertising . . . . . . . .28 pjames @yorkville.il.us Jamie Jackson Park Information, Map . . . . . . .29-31 Ryan Horner Registration Information . . . . . . . .32 School District Liaison Peter Scodro Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 Seth Schoonover Adam Hake us Waiver/Refund Form . . . . . . . . . .34 sschoonover @yorkville.il. Athletic Questionnaire . . . . . . . . . .35 Mayor of Yorkville Facility Maintenance Community Advertising . . . . .35, 36 Arthur J. Prochaska,Jr. Steve Baker Layout and Design... Sue Swithin Community 07-4nizafions' Final Design&Printing...Service Printing Corporation Youth Baseball/Softball Association 630-585-4400 Youth Football 630-553-5779 ahsevwmy (�lGlss'es' Youth Cheerleading 630-553-3704 �/ Youth Wrestling Club 630-553-1546 WE LOVE PARENTS, but with your child's Yorkville Chamber of Commerce 630-553-6853 best interests in mind,we ask that parents do CNN Nutrition Program 630-553-2316 not remain in class or bring other children Yorkville Economic Development Corporation 630-553-0843 into class,as they may interrupt participant's Yorkville Lions Club 630-553-5233 attention and inhibit peer socialization. All parents are welcome to observe and even Yorkville Rotary Club 630-553-6697 participate during the last 15 minutes of the Yorkville Kiwanis Club 630-553-1234 last class of the session. Thank you for your Kendall County Food Pantry 630-553-0473 cooperation. Hometown Days Festival 630-553-4357 Senior Services (Beecher Community Building) 630-553-5777 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Parks &?,- ',eereation News t' UnitedCi� o f VovkAl - Naves A: recreation DePar(ment As the Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department heads into an active Winter season of recreation programs and events there is a sense of anticipation. The department recently completed retrofitting the old Yorkville Police Station at Riverfront Park to serve as an activity room for many recreation classes. The 1500 sq. ft., carpeted area, complete with newly constructed accessible restrooms, once was the storage garage for Police Department squad cars. In recent years it has housed Park Department vehicles and equipment. It now is a very usable and attractive addition to the City's recreational facilities and has already seen action with the department's youth and fitness classes. The Parks Department recently oversaw the construction of a new park adjacent to Grande Reserve School(see page 31 of the winter catalogue for a photo). As yet the park remains unnamed,but has been very popular with the students at the neighboring school.. What could become a familiar sight in Yorkville are more new parks that border new schools, thus promoting cooperative use of the park by the City and the School District. The Parks and Recreation Department is entering its second season of a rejuvenated basketball program for children through adults. Expectations are to increase the program, which included approximately 450 participants last year from kindergarten age and up,will continue to blossom. Finally, the Parks and Recreation Department would like to encourage anyone who has an interest in a program,event, or other activity that serves the park or recreational needs of the community to consider volunteering their time to the City. Opportunities to get involved in providing fun activities are abounding. Whether you have a few or several hours that you could devote of your time, it would be appreciated very much and be fulfilling for you as well. Contact the Park and Recreation Department registration desk at 630-553-4357 for more information. The Parks and Recreation Board and staff wish everyone a great Winter and remember have fun and play safe! 3�ed,-417&4nk VOU...to all of the organizations in Yorkville that have opened their doors for us! generally Classes that have a low enrollment are fFacilities ZTend cancelled approximately one week before i your Riverfront Recreation Bldg. RRB program t' .avoid cancellations. Riverfront Building RFB Beecher Community Park BCP Parks 3,- r�ecr^eation Soar d VeetinJcs -7-6rtv'sdays Riverfront Park RFP Residents are welcome to attend the meetings at the Riverfront Yorkville High School YHS Building, 301 E. Hydraulic St. at 7:00 pm on the following dates: Yorkville Middle School YMS Nov. 9 &23 Dec. 14 &28,Jan. 11 &25, Feb. 8 &22, Mar. 8 &22. Yorkville Intermediate YIS Circle Center Grade School CCGS How To Read Class & Program Descriptions Yorkville Grade School YGS Class/Program Title Bristol Grade School BGS Description of class will explain class content. Gold Star Academy of Dance GSAD Location/Where class will be held New Life Church NLC Instructor teaching class Min./Max. (class limit.-sign up early) Age/Grade Day Time Date Res./Non-Res.Fee Code# Empower Training Systems ETS 5 K M 9:00-10:00 1/3- 1/10 $10/$15 11111 TO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US ,Cast Nance for `77affClaises . �v� v� A Cornucoia of S'��ke, �t1i � � C7i � ^�W. 7�6an� c c�Y'Gt ftS' This program will encourage a lot of movement in a Get re rt Thanksgivi ng as we create a variety of ways. We will be doing things like scooters, "cornucopia" of autumn crafts! Students will create rolling and jumping on mats, playing big balls, amazing pieces to decorate the table for Thanksgiving balance beams, dancing, and singing. This is the dinner as well as unique artwork, perfect for the fall! perfect way for children to use a lot of energy. Parent participation is required. Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX:4/10 Grade Vay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1-5 Sa 12:00-4:OOP 11/11 $42/49 118104-1 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1.5-3.5 Tu 9:30-10:15A 11/28-12/19 $32/37 117700-1 3.5-5 Tu 10:30-11:15A 11/28-12/19 $32/37 117000-1 Travel Services Yorkville 801 N. Bridge • 60560 Cara Behrens 4 SST � + X11°pry IT rT,�,:.5 • _! _. _ • • r Venter Claises ... ?toms anW 7`o& Playtime and socialization time for babies, toddlers, and moms. Different arts and crafts and play equipment will be set up for children to play 0 k� with in an unstructured play environment. Parent `ZL.1, participation required.AA ;. Location: Riverfront Recreation Building r Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 5/15 Manua Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# MORE pETAILS ON PAG .5-2 F 9:00-9:45A 1/5-2/9 $38/45 218706-1 TO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US -add/r Secret ,S'4 oh�inq Tirne Winter Cr its' We know ho har it can be to get all your Christmas These one day classes will allow your child to have shopping done with children present. Now all you the opportunity to explore a variety of winter projects have to do is drop your child off with us and you will such as snowflakes, snowmen, and valentines.AA have three hours to accomplish as much as you can. We will entertain your child with games,crafts, songs, Location: Riverfront Recreation Building dances and a snack. AA Instructor:Anne Neville MIN/MAX:4/10 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor:Anne Neville MIN/MAX:5/20 3-5 Tu 1:30-2:30P 12/12 $8/10 218000-1 3-5 Tu 1:30-2:30P 1/16 $8/10 218000-2 Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-5 Tu 1:30-2:30P 2/13 $8/10 218000-3 1-6 Th 9:30-12:30P 12/7 $10/12 217004-1 1-6 Th 9:30-12:30P 12/14 $10/12 217004-2 Sake, This program will encourage a lot of movement in a variety of ways. We will be doing things like scooters, ,Gets' ?take Ornaments rolling and jumping on mats, playing with big balls, We will be making a variety of ornaments for your balance beams, doing some dancing, and singing. Christmas tree. We will be painting, baking, and This is the perfect way for children to use a lot of creating fun ornaments that you can take home. Some energy. Parent participation is required. AA of them might have to be baked in your oven at home. AA Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX:4/10 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Age Day Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 5/12 Time Date RINR Fee Code# 1.5-3 Tu 9:00-9:45A 1/9-1/30 $32/37 217000-1 Age Qay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1.5-3 Tu 9:00-9:45A 2/6-2/27 $32/37 217000-2 6-10 M 5:00-6:OOP 12/11 $10/12 218100-1 3-5 Tu 10:00-10:45A 1/9-1/30 $32/37 217000-3 3-5 Tu 10:00-10:45A 2/6-2/27 $32/37 217000-4 � * Quality Collision Service CARSTAR Yorkville 1.800.CARSTAR 228 Route 34 www.carstar.com Yorkville, IL 60560 630.553.6564 PH 630.553.6588 FAX TO i OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Divine Diva ?Dress Zip 1TV ?fie 6�r ?� Older SiohnJ Let's have a Diva Party! Meet new friends or come This class willencourage interaction between siblings with old friends and enjoy a dress up wardrobe with in a fun class environment. We will do many things accessories. Also included is the use of a brand new together, such as sing songs, perform fun crafts, read make up kit, hair spray, glitter and bobby pins and a books, and play group games. This class will help take home bottle of shower gel each girl gets to pump establish classroom routines and behaviors. We will for herself and a goody bag! AA have a lot of fun during this class. Any sibling 5 or older is welcome to attend to assist their brother or Location: Wild Iris Salon-West Hydraulic St. sister. AA Instructor: Wild Iris Staff MIN/MAX: 6/8 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Aye Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/8 5-7 F 7:00-9:OOP 12/8 $27/27 219100-1 8-10 F 7:00-9:OOP 1/12 $27/27 219100-2 Acme Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 2-5 Sa 10:45-11:45A 1/6-1/27 $36/42 217002-1 �us� �3ees• This class will consist of a different theme each time we meet. We will learn about different subjects using a multi-sensory approach. Children will learn through songs, crafts, games and literature, and each session will be different. The themes will be Music, cancellations Favorite Toy, Farm Animals, Dinosaurs, Disney Day, Doctor Day and Food Day. Children will be asked to LISTED ON OUR WEBSITE bring things from home that go with the topic of the week. AA Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/10 Age Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 2-4 F 10:00-11:OOA 1/5-1/26 $36/42 218701-1 2-4 F 10:00-11:OOA 2/2-2/23 $36/42 218701-2 • to FrareMlareMs •• r :. • M.well Ai Early • ••• TO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Pre SC60011 VOU[6 CGristmas Cooke Time ''64' set, CJo! We will make different kinds of Christmas cookies and candies to share and take home for the holidays. Are you considering or have you signed up your child We will learn kitchen safety, cooking terms and have for Pre School next year? Then this is the program for a yummy time cooking and eating throughout the you! This program is designed for your child to be afternoon! AA introduced to the daily and weekly routine of Pre School. Each week will include curriculum that is Location: Beecher Building-Kitchen based on our Parker Playtime Pre School program, Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 6/10 but adapted to meet the needs of this age group. The program runs 2 days a week, like most Pre School Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# programs, but only half of the time. Parents are not 5-9 W 5:00-6:OOP 12/6-12/13 $14/17 235101-1 required to stay for class. AA Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Ginger Lenert MIN/MAX: 6/10 Kathy Auw Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15A 1/8-1/31 $80/95 213301-1 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15A 2/5-2/28 $80/95 213301-2 ENO CLASS 1/15 Vre--Se600f Class Times For 2006-2007 Pre-School Year 3 & early 4 years old - Tues/Thurs. 9:00 - 11:15 am (2 days) $100/109 3 & early 4 years old - Tues/Thurs. 12:30 -2:45 pm (2 days) $100/109 4 & early 5 years old - Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00 - 11:15 am (3 days) $147/160 4 & early 5 years old - Mon/Wed/Fri 12:30 - 2:45 pm (3 days)* $147/160 Pre-School Registration 1 2007-2008 *New addition: 3 day afternoon class (former 2 day class) Wait List for 2007-2008 school year: Sign up for the wait list for the 2007-2008 school year will begin Nov 1st for Residents and Dec. 1st for Non-Residents. Prices for the 2007-2008 school year will be available Feb. 1st. Registration: 2007-2008 School Year Dates: Feb. 1st- 9th (Currently enrolled in Progam) Feb. 20th-Residents, Feb. 27th-Non-residents Fee: $100 registration fee due at the time of enrollment: ($50) non-refundable fee ($50) towards 1st month tuition. If you cancel your enrollment you forfeit the entire $100.00. The balance of the 1st month tuition is due on Friday,August 25, 2006. All registration is taken at the Recreation Office (1107D S.Bridge St.) during business hours. More office information is on page 32. For additional Pre School information call Angie Alwood at 630.553.4357. TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Pre SC6001 f VOU(k Cie f s in 7raininy Is irit o f tkie Season �W Would you like to great mom and dad to a meal unique workshop provides each prepared by you? This program will teach you basic student with an opportunity to experience the joy of cooking terms, measuring, and how to make gift giving by creating meaningful handmade gifts for non-bake snacks that you can prepare after school. their family members. Each child will be creating and Join us for this fun and exciting program and Let's get gift wrapping 4 seasonal gifts. We wouldn't want to cooking! AA spoil the surprise and list what we might make, it's a secret! This is a two day class. AA Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/8 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-5 Tu 11:00-12:OOP 1/9-1/30 $36/42 235000-1 Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1-5 Sa,Su 12:00-4:OOP 1212-1213 $78/91 218105-1 Lftl Zearners Volker Dat!f kiter 7-ea This program will allow children to have fun and Calling all Princesses! Wear your prettiest princess learn about numbers,letters,shapes,and colors. They gowns. In this class you and your parents will have will be able to interact with children and participate in the opportunity to make a crown, read a princess fun activities without parents. Children will learn a story,play princess games and have a luncheon tea fit routine in this class that will help in future classes. for a princess. AA AA Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Kathy Auw MIN/MAX: 5/10 Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX:4/8 Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-5 Th 10:00-11:30A 2/8 $14/17 217003-1 3-5 F 11:15-12:15P 1/5-1/26 $36/42 218700-1 3-5 F 11:15-12:15P 2/2-2/23 $36/42 218700-2 S rig ,Soccer �e epees Needed� by If you are 14 or older and have soccer experience, call Joe Gatlin at the Recreation Office, 630-553-4357 for more information regarding a paid position as a soccer referee. Training will be provided for all levels of soccer. The season starts in March and finishes at the end May. TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Votf(6 Car toonin � � ?fake Vour (awn Valentine Do you like'fo draw your own cartoons. Make your own Valentines. Create one of a kind, Find out how to draw cartoon characters, original Valentines for your friends and family using comic strips, and storyboards. Join us as we practice a variety of craft techniques. Each student will be our drawing skills and develop our own comic books creating 10 unique Valentines, just in time for using cartoon techniques. This class is for two days. Valentines Day! AA AA Location: Riverfront Recreation Bldg Location: Riverfront Recreation Bldg Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX:4/12 Grade Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1-5 Sa 12:00-4:OOP 2/3 $36/43 218102-1 2-5 Sa,Su 12:00-3:OOP 1/20-1/21 $42/51 218101-1 � ,. t anis /or &3e innevrs, t to learn a view language? Learn the most popular and useful foreign language in America. This educational and fun class will begin the first steps in p speaking S anish.AA -�. 4 . _ Location: YMS Art Room Instructor: Elsa Hamm MIN/MAX: 4/10 r$ =1 Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 6-12 Th 5:00-5:45P 1/25-2/22 $66/72 218103-1 cancelled approximately one week before the first meeting-,date.Please si n-u-r earl-for-jour r / / mTO i OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US FRI e MOT07WIM, 1 M-1 C) J-D.POUR _- a.r . $ '° ° �` It's the Proof of our Premise " g`g.. For the second consecutive year,J.Q.Power and Associates recognizes Rush-Copley Medical Center as a Distinguished Hospital. * � ® For more information on our Promise and recognition from J.D.Power and Associates, visit www.rushcopley.com. ►Rush-Copley x Providing Advanced Medicine. Promising Extraordinary Care: r neshcoplc-,}.com e nii Don't forget to bring a clean pair of gym shoes to change into if using the gym! • cancellations LISTED TO REGISTER CALL • OR ONLINE WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US m ■ Zf otl(6 S'd�l�, - Self-�steern yc!(ivoil3,- es�onsi�i�t 416, 514, 614 qrade C�ug This program takes place at YIS for 4th - 6th graders in the community. The students meet after school the first and third Thursday of the month, in addition to f enjoying field trips on early release days. Regular days are$5,field trip costs vary. Last year we enjoyed bowling, roller skating, swimming and much more. ' Come out, have fun and play safe. Registration available only at the Recreation Office, on Rt. 47. ` Pre-registration is required, parents must sign all permission slips including field trips.We always need - x volunteers to help, if you are interested please call 553-4357. AA jewelry Vakinq Clair wA LnWsT Skidmore Location: Yorkville Intermediate School Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 5/20 Grade Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 4-6 Th 3:30-5:OOP 1118 $5/5 218104-1 4-6 Th 3:30-5:OOP 2/1 $5/5 218104-2 4-6 Th 3:30-5:OOP 2115 $5/5 218104-3 °'° � r Cnyl test 4-6 Th 3:30-5:OOP 3/1 $5/5 218104-4 2 ��Y V 27 4-6 Th 3:30-5:OOP 3115 $5/5 218104-5 more on P 4-6 Th 3:30-5:OOP 4119 $5/5 218104-6 &skel6aff Coac&s Needed� If you have basketball experience and would like to volunteer to coach one of our In-House Teams please call Joe Gatlin at the Recreation Office, 630-553-4357 for more information. Coaching skills and drills will be provided Lduring the coaches meeting before the season. ® TO i OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US VOU16 Siff y Cheer, Cheer[eadinq/Poms its Neer and'CarfW&efers... Ready! Set! Cheer! Learn cheers, chants, and dances set to music. Oswego High School Cheerleading wiLrLrrefurn f�iis s�irin�. Coach Jeannie Norman teaches coordination and Classes wiGe (isfedin foie ' '� nJc Cab loJc! rhythm through choreographed dances and the use of pom pons. C6eer(64ny and?Poms Learn sideline chants, half-time cheers and dance routines set to popular music. Oswego High School Cart 'Mee6erj, Cheerleading Coach Jeannie Norman teaches proper Young gymnasts are introduced to balance beams and warm-ups and stretching, precise movements, voice tumbling techniques. Tumbling includes skill projection, coordination, and memorization skills. building activities to develop rolls, cartwheels, and Sign-up for spirited fun in a class where everyone can handstands. feel comfortable and build self-esteem. Classes that have a low enrollment are generally cancelled approximately before first meeting date.Please sign-up early for your program to avoid cancellations. Teen S'ki 7r Join us at Chestnut Mountain Ski Resort for an all night rockin' good time in cooperation with the Illinois Park and Recreation Association. There is a short practice area for first-time skiers, 17 runs lighted for night skiing, five chairs and three surface lifts. Beginner ski/snowboard lessons are ongoing 4 from 11 pm to 3 am. Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department Van will leave Office parking lot at 7:00 pm and return at approximately 7:00 am. JG Location: Chestnut Mountain Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 6 . Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 14-18 F,Sa 7:OOpm 2/2-213 $65/73 220300-1 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US votA State Farm* A Providing Insurance and Financial Services �e �j Needd"1�J Home Office,Bloomington,Illinois 61710 Lou flersheway Instructors and office Agent 1955 Marketview Drive,Suite 500,Yorkville,IL 60560 24 Hour volunteers are always Off.630 553 0005 Fax 630 553 4582 Good Neighbor ServlcelE needed and appreciated... Like a good neighbor,State Farm is there.%, If you have questions and are interested please call Tim at (630) 553-4357. 6tG, �t 8t�i C7v�a� �3a�s" 7'v�ave� �3as�et a� &J'kef6a ff COUC66j, One 6th, 7th and 8th grade team will emphasize a higher level of competitiveness. This league will play Neededl games on weeknights, Saturdays and Sundays. Please note: this is a traveling program and equal playing If you have basketball experience and time is not guaranteed. Practices will be held twice a would like to volunteer to coach one week in the evening. Volunteer coaches are needed for each team. If you have any questions regarding of our In-House Teams the league or would like to volunteer please call the please call Joe Gatlin at the Recreation Office at 553-4357. JG Recreation Office, 630-553-4357 for more information. Location: TBA Instructor:Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 8/10 Coaching skills and drills will be Grade Qay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# provided during the coaches 6 Varies Varies 1/2-3/18 $175/200 202201-1 7 Varies Varies 1/2-3/18 $175/200 202201-2 meeting before the season. 8 Varies Varies 1/2-3/18 $175/200 202201-3 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US y 1st ek 2nd CJr^ade Coed Saskef&ff -5rd ec 416 Crade Co-ed Saske16aff This league will focus on all aspects of the game: dribbling, Join us for this fun basketball league. This league will focus shooting, passing, offense and defense. Practice will be on all aspects of the game: dribbling, shooting, passing, held once a week at the local schools. Practices will be held offense and defense. Practice will be held once a week at with other teams and will be broken up into stations to the local schools. Practices are set according to the learn the fundamentals of the game. Games will be played volunteer coaches' schedules and facility availability. on Saturdays.Volunteer coaches are needed for this league. Games will be played on Saturdays and times may vary. To help reduce the cost of the program and to maintain a Volunteer coaches are needed for this league. The cost of fun and educational program, coaches will be required to the program includes a jersey, trophy, and gym referee one game per week. The cost of the program supervision. For more information on the league or to includes a jersey, trophy, and gym supervision. For more volunteer as a coach please call the Recreation Office at information on the league or to volunteer as a coach please 630-553-4357. Please state volunteer coaching interest, call the Recreation Office at 630-553-4357. JG child's height, and any unique situations on the Youth Athletic Program Information form. Special Requests are Location: Yorkville Schools not accepted for basketball leagues. JG Instructor:Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 Location: Yorkville Schools Grade Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Instructor:Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 1-2 Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $50/60 202101-1 Grade Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 3-4 Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $100/110 202102-1 Join us for this fun and exciting basketball league. This Join us for this fun and exciting basketball league. This league will focus on all aspects of the game: dribbling, league will focus on all aspects of the game: dribbling, shooting, passing, offense and defense. Practice will be shooting, passing, offense and defense. Practice will be held once a week at the local schools. Practices are set held once a week at the local schools. Practices are set according to the volunteer coaches' schedules and facility according to the volunteer coaches' schedules and facility availability. Games will be played on Saturdays and times availability. Games will be played on Saturdays and times may vary. Volunteer coaches are needed for this league. may vary. Volunteer coaches are needed for this league. The cost of the program includes a jersey,trophy, and gym The cost of the program includes a jersey,trophy, and gym supervision. For more information on the league or to supervision. For more information on the league or to volunteer as a coach please call the Recreation Office at volunteer as a coach please call the Recreation Office at 630-553-4357. Please state volunteer coaching interest, 630-553-4357. Please state volunteer coaching interest, child's height, and any unique situations on the Youth child's height, and any unique situations on the Youth Athletic Program Information form. Special requests are Athletic Program Information form. Special requests are not accepted for basketball leagues. JG not accepted for basketball leagues. JG Location: Yorkville Schools Location: Yorkville Schools Instructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 Instructor:Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 Grade Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 5-6 Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $100/110 202103-1 5-6 Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $100/110 202104-1 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Aff sfar Sports AffStar Parent lot Aff Star "S'a er Sport This program gives you and your child an This fun filled class teaches little superstars the opportunity to bond and have fun together while importance of teamwork and sportsmanship, while learning a variety of sports. This class is great for attempting to spark an interest in kids to play a simple motor skills such as catching, throwing, variety of sports. Sports covered may include batting, shooting, passing, and anything that involves basketball, soccer,baseball, and many more. JG hand-eye coordination. Parents participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, t-ball and Location: Circle Center Grade School many other sports. JG Instructor:All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Location: Circle Center Grade School Agee Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor:All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 3-4 Th 5:15-6:00P 1/11-2/8 $50/60 230002-1 3-4 Th 5:15-6:OOP 2/22-3/22 $50/60 230002-2 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 2-3 Tu 5:45-6:30P 1/9-2/6 $50/60 230701-1 2-3 Tu 5:45-6:30P 2/20-3/20 $50/60 230701-3 cancelled approximately one week before the program to avoid cancellations. r / / first meeting date.Please sign-up early for your Aff,,S'tar Soccer Aff' tar 74?J( This program is designed to teach children the basics This class covers the basics of baseball in a fun and of soccer in a fun and exciting way. Dribbling, safe enviroment. Throwing, catching, hitting, and passing, and shooting will be covered through fun fielding will be taught, as well as running the bases games that keep everyone moving. This class is great and how to play the game. Games will be played for coordination and self-esteem. The main objective every week. Towards the end of the session a coach is to have fun! Equipment needed is a soccer ball and may pitch to the kids. Please bring your own glove. shin guards. JG JG Location: Circle Center Grade School Location: Circle Center Grade School Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 AcLee Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Age � Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-4 Tu 4:00-4:45P 1/9-2/6 $50/60 230001-1 4-6 Tu 4:45-5:45P 119-2/6 $50/60 230004-1 3-4 Tu 4:00-4:45P 2/20-3/20 $50/60 230001-3 4-6 Tu 4:45-5:45P 2/20-3/20 $50/60 230004-3 MTO i OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US A ff&V SP orls AffS'tar rF�aJc rFoot&ff Aff Yfar rF�oor �tockey Come enjoy action-packed football in a fun and safe Learn and play the fastest'9 ame in the world. This environment. All Star Flag Football is designed to action packed class will emphasize the importance of teach everyone. Beginners and little pro's are all teamwork and sportsmanship, while teaching the welcome;we will be able to advance their play. This basic skills of passing, shooting and stick handling. is a great chance for children to learn the game JG without pads and helmets. There is no tackling allowed! We will cover positioning, catching, Location: Circle Center Grade School throwing, patterns, footwork, and offensive and Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 defensive strategies that keep everyone thinking and moving. JG Acme Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 6-8 Tu 6:30-7:30P 1/9-2/6 $50/60 230104-1 Location: Circle Center Grade School 6-8 Tu 6:30-7:30P 2/20-3/20 $50/60 230104-2 Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 6-9 Th 4:00-5:OOP 1111-2/8 $50/60 230102-1 6-9 Th 4:00-5TOOP 2122-3/22 $50/60 230102-2 Aff,Ytar Sase6aff { This class is designed to keep the kids moving and learning at all times. Our main focus is to have FUN. We believe a love for the game must be developed first. We will cover the correct fundamentals of throwing,hitting, fielding, and running the bases. We will cover the game in detail while having fun. The batting tee will be used only for the first couple of classes. Please bring your own glove.JG Location: Circle Center Grade School Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Acme Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# L 7-9 Th 7:00-8:OOP 1/11-2/8 $50/60 230201-1 7-9 Th 7:00-8:OOP 2/22-3/22 $50/60 230201-2 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US m qoldSfar Academi o fiance The Yorkville Recreation Department and Gold Star Academy of Dance have a partnership for the following classes. The Dance Academy is taking all registrations for the dance classes listed below. Clothing and supplies are available to purchase at the Academy,please allow extra time before class. **$20.00 Annual Family Registration Member Fee applies for new students. Call 553-DANCe (3262)for information and to register for classes. New Student Registration Dates: 10 Week Winter Quarter:January 15-20,2007 Classes begin the week of January 22nd and continue to March 31st,2007. The address for the Academy is 608 E. Veterans Pkwy. (Corner of Rt.34 and McHugh -in the Heartland Professional Center) 7'wo Vuc6 dun Creative Dance This is a special class just for two year olds! Beginning This is a basic introduction to dance. Your little one dance will be taught to fun, energetic music. This will love to plie, passe and eschappe with fun props class will also focus on large motor skills, learning to and themes. Participants must have a pink ballet take turns and follow simple instructions. Your two leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys wear year old will love dancing in our warm friendly a white t-shirt and black shorts/pants and black ballet environment. Girls should wear pink leotard, pink shoes. Must be toilet trained.AA tights, pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear black shorts, white t-shirt and black leather ballet Location: Gold Star Dance Academy shoes.AA Instructor:Michelle Sheehan MIN/MAX: 4/10 Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Michelle Sheehan MIN/MAX:4/10 3-4 W 10:55-11:25A 1/24-3/28 $70/70 216001-1 Age aay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 2-3 Th 11:00-11:30A 1/25-3/29 $70/70 216700-1 Says 9az/7-amh(inJc �x rl ance Boys can learn to dance and tumble in this class just � elore hi class will include half ballet instruction and half for them! Basic tumbling rolls, cartwheels and jazz. Students will learn basic ballet and jazz skills balances will be taught. They will also learn jazz with props and themes. Some basic tap and tumbling positions, grapevine, proper hand and leg placement will be included, so students can experience a little of and much more! Age appropriate 'pop' music will everything. Participants must have pink ballet make this class a fun way for boys to learn dance and leotard, pink tights &pink ballet shoes. AA tumbling. Boys should wear black shorts, t-shirt and have black leather jazz shoes. Shoes are available at Location: Gold Star Dance Academy the academy.AA Instructor: Kristen Humbers MIN/MAX: 4/12 Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Char Peterson MIN/MAX: 4/12 5-6 F 4:00-4:45P 1/26-3/30 $100/100 216003-1 Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code 4-6 Sa 9:00-9:45A 1127-3/31 $100/100 216002-1 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US qoldSfar Academi o fiance oJaZZ Vance 7'ec6 Learn to dance like your favorite 'pop'hip-hop singer Dance Tech is a new class at Gold Star just for older in this hip-hop funk, all out jazz it up class! Some jazz students that will focus on turns, leaps and jazz techniques will be incorporated into the hip-hop techniques in dance routines.Whether you have taken instruction. Students must be the minimum age by a dance class before or not, this class will strengthen the first day of class. Students must wear a t-shirt or your ability, improve your form and technique and leotard with jazz pants or shorts. Black jazz or help you to become a better all around dancer. This hip-hop shoes required. All items available to class is perfect for poms or cheerleaders or anyone purchase at the academy. AA who will be trying out for pours. Comfortable clothing (leotard) and jazz shoes are required.AA Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Instructor: Kristen Humbers MIN/MAX:4/10 Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Instructor: Kerri Galas MIN/MAX: 4/10 Age Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 7-12 F 4:45-5:45P 1/27-3/31 $130/130 216102-1 Age lay Time Date RINR Fee Code# 11-18 M 7:30-8:30P 1122-3/26 $130/130 216201-1 The Gold Star Academy of Dance is taking all registrations for the dance classes listed on pages 18,19. 630-553-DANCe (3262) Geer / Vow - gofd's'tar Students will learn cheers, a pom dance and some basic tumbling moves in this class. This will be great fun for your future star! Students should wear a { , t-shirt, shorts and clean gym shoes. AA Location: Gold Star Dance Academy f Instructor: Kristen Humbers MIN/MAX: 4/10 Age Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 4-6 W 1:15-2:OOP 1/24-3/28 $100/100 216701-1 C�al`a'Sfar Dance Gass TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 7�a�ate New Location for Karate... All Kajukenbo Karate classes will be held at Empower Training Systems. Their new location is 205 Beaver Street,Yorkville (south of Rt. 126 and Rt.47 in the Industrial Park). For more information or directions to the facility please call Empower Training Systems at 630-882-8583. All registration for Empower Training will be taken at their location, call 630-882-8583. Martial Arts For Children Dynomite Karate (ages 4 to 5) Children experience a wide range of mental,emotional and This class introduces martial arts training to 4&5 year olds. physical benefits from the structured classes. Students Activities are safe and appropriate for this young age group progress in belt levels by taking a physical test on defined and are practiced as a form of physical exercise and games. requirements for each specific age group. Students receive Students progress by learning specific skills and information a Program Manual,which includes program information& in order to earn belt stripes. Once a student earns all the policies, belt requirements, student motivation tasks, and required stripes, he/she will be promoted to the Beginner more. Little Dragons or a class appropriate for his/her specific skill level and attention span. Kickboxing Fitness Class Descriptions Little Dragon Karate (6 to 7 year olds) Kickboxing Fitness Choreography Samurai Warrior (8 to 11 yr old) This fitness class involves Kickboxing techniques and White & Orange Belt Class movements performed to music, in choreographed This class provides basic instruction for beginner martial arts combinations that are taught progressively from very students, including activities that are safe and appropriate simple to complex movement patterns. This class provides for these age groups. a safe and effective workout for Men&Women of beginner to advanced skill and conditioning levels. Little Dragon Karate (6 to 7 year olds) & Samurai Warrior (8 to 11 yr old) Kickboxing Fitness Circuit Interval Yellow Belt & Higher Class This fitness class includes Kickboxing Fitness Training with This intermediate level class is a continuation of martial arts equipment (heavy bags,jump ropes, focus pads, medicine training for children and provides activities that are safe and balls, etc.) utilizing techniques and movements from appropriate for this young age group. Karate,Boxing, Kickboxing and Self Defense training. This class provides a safe and effective workout for Men & Little Dragon Karate (6 to 7 year olds) & Samurai Women of beginner to advanced skill and conditioning Warrior (8 to 11 yr old) levels. Green Belt & Higher Class This advanced level class provides the student with an opportunity to learn and practice higher skill level martial arts techniques and activities. Junior (12 - 15 yrs old) ■ Adult (16 and older) Kajukenbo Karate ■ ore classes available at Greater emphasis is placed on realistic self defense training, Empou1eY Training...g There are m ive them a call including peaceful conflict resolution. Students experience a 630-882-g583 wide range of mental, emotional and physical benefits from ■ the structured classes. Students are able to progress in belt ■ levels by taking a physical test on defined requirements for their specific age groups. Students receive a Program Manual,which includes program information&policies,belt requirements, student motivation tasks, and more. mTO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US f tt[6, AdaffandrFami� ?Moms, Pop, anW 7-ots %twl This class wilt be designed for Moms, Dads and Tots to have fun together. We will encourage the children and parents to play and work together, by participating in lots of fun activities. We t will read stories, sing songs, play and interact with eg Arrc��t�S, other people in the class. AA 2 mor6e6 on p. 27 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX:4/10 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1-5 Sa 9:30-10:30A 1/6-1127 $36/42 217701-1 lzecrea6on Coorafinafor.. We are pleased to announce that Joe joined our •• spent ' years at the North time he supervised sports senior programming,day camps, and after school programs.Joe will be coordinating all of our •• and fitness classes. He currently lives in Yorkville's KnittingClub Classes that have a low enrollment generally approximately one week before the first meeting date. Date: 2nd Tuesday of each month Please sign-up early for your program to avoid cancellations. Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Location: Panera - Rt. 47 (by Jewel) If you are interested in this club, J � V I CI P a n e r a please call the Recreation Office to J VAKERF FRESH CARRY-OUT sign up and receive more information Linda Fox 630-553-4357 Via Panera Coordinator s sr�nn Bring your supplies and a friend! All ages are welcome! i2o6-t208 North Bridge 2 g e Road Ph:t 30)553- 355 code 218050-1 Yorkville,IL 6o56o Fx:(630)553-2089 TO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US vot,16f Vo�ar Zxfiress Movie Ny& Polar ! ren,We will be offering a class in early December for all All Aboad!. Take the Polar Express to go see Santa at children to experience a trip aboard the "Polar the North Pole. Each child will receive a gift from Express". Come see the movie before experiencing Santa. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served before the Polar Express. We will show the movie "Polar the train departs from the train station. The train will Express" on a very large screen. If you haven't seen it, depart from the Aurora train station and go to you are missing a great movie. If you have seen it, Downers Grove (the North Pole). You will return to come out and watch it with a friend and be sure to the Aurora train Station after everyone sign up for the December Polar Express trip. Movie visits Santa. Please dress for the night is free to anyone, and popcorn will be our treat! weather. TE TE Location: Aurora Train Station- (depart) Location: Riverfont Recreation Building Instructor:Recreation Staff Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 6/100 MIN/MAX: 25/100 4ILM Age Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Family F 7:00-9:OOP 11/17 Free 221600-1 Family Sa 8:00-10:OOA 1212 $8/11 220600-1 F ?atom and Ve Pedicure t � *ernoon Zrran�� Spend some time with mom at the Wild Iris Do you need time to run some errands, catch a bite to Salon. Mom will receive a Signature Pedicure and the eat with some old friends, or just need time to child will receive a Teenie Weenie Pedicure which yourself? We have just the place for your to take your includes lotion for mom and a goody bag for the child children. This program will allow you the time to to take home. AA relax and your child the time to play with others. Daily activities will be planned which will include Location: Wild Iris Salon MIN/MAX: 1/2 pairs stories, games , crafts, and snack time. No pre- Instructor: Wild Iris Staff registration is required, just show up on any of the operating days, fill out a registration form and enjoy Acme Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# your "YOU" time. AA Family M 1:00-2:15P 12/4 $55/65 219600-1 Family M 1:00-2:15P 12/11 $55/65 219600-2 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Family M 1:00-2:15P 1/8 $55/65 219600-3 Instructor:Anne Neville MIN/MAX: 4/10 Family M 1:00-2:15P 1/15 $55/65 219600-4 Family M 1:00-2:15P 2/5 $55/65 219600-5 Acme Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Family M 1:00-2:15P 2/12 $55/65 219600-6 1-6 F 1:00-3:OOP 1112-2/23 $6/7 ea. day 217005-1 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Zfaut� L Adall rFitness 'Fitness VoJca Vi�ates We will use a flow of yoga poses, in the context of a We will work through a series of moves that will FITNESS WORKOUT that will make you relax and lengthen, strengthen and relax your body. We will sweat at the same time. This class includes aerobic also work on balancing using core muscle groups. and anaerobic components to tone and condition your Balls and bands will be introduced, no experience body. It relieves stress while stretching and necessary. Bring a yoga mat, towel and water. Do not strengthening your muscles. Balancing poses are also eat immediately before class. JG (*12 wk session) taught to improve strength. There is no chanting, no Sanskrit,no religion,no meditation,just the increased Location: Riverfront Recreation Building strength, stamina, and methods of how to relax and Instructor: Debi Mohler MIN/MAX: 5/15 relieve stress at the end of a day. Bring a mat, towel, blanket and water. Do not eat immediately before Ages Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# class. JG (*6 wk sessions) Adult Th 6:00-7:OOP 12/14-318` $80/96 215401-1 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building *NO CLASS 12/21 Instructor: Jerry Nowlin MIN/MAX: 5/15 Ages Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Adult W 6:30-7:30P 12/13-1/17 $40/48 215403-1 Adult W 6:30-7:30P 1/31-3/7 $40/48 215403-2 ?:1ow o a Increase flexibility, develop strength, improve balance, and release tension through stretch and Vinyasa (flow). Students will go through a variety of poses and restorative relaxation. JG (*8 wk session) Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor:Annette Reese MIN/MAX: 5/15 Agee Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Adult Tu 6:00-7:OOP 1/9-2/27 $54/64 215409-1 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Adults �trfMIT, �in�v !21ass inner 06edience A Better g School, Boarding and Day Care is intended for dogs 5 months and older, and focuses on achieving your priorities for your dog(s). All will work on perfecting the same skills taught in the puppies should learn social skills and not to jump or put puppy class. It instills a relationship of trust and devotion teeth on people. This is a fun class for K-9's and humans to build on for the rest of your dog's life. All dogs should to get the relationship off to a good start. All dogs should learn attention,focus and self control. Loose leash walking learn attention, focus & self-control; sit, come, walk on a includes meeting and greeting other people and dogs, so loose leash; stand and wait are thrown in for good your dog learns not to jump on people when approaching. measure. Families are welcomed! Everybody will have a Families are welcomed! The first rule of Carrvilla,A Better good time, it's a rule! All classes are 6 weeks long. This Dog School is that ALL will have a fun class.AA class is for dogs that are 16 weeks or younger.AA Location: Carrvilla,A Better Dog School Location: Carrvilla,A Better Dog School Instructor: Carrvilla Staff MIN/MAX: 4/10 Instructor: Carrvilla Staff MIN/MAX:4/10 W agy Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Age Day Adult KF 7:00-8:OOP 1/5-2/9 $90/90 212601-1 Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Adult F 7:00-8:OOP 2/16-3/23 $90/90 212601-2 Adult KF 6:00-7:OOP 1/5-2/9 $90/90 212600-1 Adult M 7:00-8:OOP 1/29-3/5 $90/90 212601-3 Adult F 6:00-7:OOP 2/16-3/23 $90/90 212600-2 Adult Tu 7:00-8:OOP 1/16-2/20 $90/90 212601-4 Adult M 6:00-7:00P 1/29-3/5 $90/90 212600-3 Adult Tu 7:00-8:OOP 2/27-4/3 $90/90 212601-5 Adult Tu 6:00-7:OOP 1/16-2/20 $90/90 212600-4 Adult Tu 6:00-7:OOP 2/27-4/3 $90/90 212600-5 Na(ion af Cit Vor ya e Wor�kops Seminar 1 -First Time Home Buyer. Learn about the benefits of home ownership, the home buying process, financing your home, the cost of financing, the tax advantages of owning a home,how to negotiate and what lenders consider. AA Seminar 2-Small Business Association: For individuals looking to start their own business and obtain financing.National City will provide tips on how to obtain financing and make your dream possible. National City is currently the #1 SBA lender in our footprint. AA Seminar 3 -Smart Couples Finish Rich: Couples who have made a commitment to each other can now make a commitment to their future.Learn how to maximize your earnings and enjoy your golden years together.AA Location: Riverfront Administrative Building(east parking lot) Instructor: National City Staff MIN/MAX: 5/25 Aqe Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 18+ W 6:00-8:00P 1/17 $2/4 217600-1 (Seminar 1) 18+ Sa 9:00-11:OOA 1/20 $2/4 217600-2(Seminar 1) 18+ W 6:00-8:OOP 2/28 $2l4 217602-1 (Seminar 2) 18+ W 6:00-8:00P 1/24 $2/4 217601-1 (Seminar 3) 18+ Sa 9:00-11:OOA 2/10 $2/4 217601-2(Seminar 3) TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US ALL( and eommani Pro rams � One Stroke AcTfic � � • � This is a great class structured for teens and adults. Class members will learn basic, easy techniques and combination strokes using acrylic paints. Everyone will paint a beautiful finished product at each class meeting. Wood, metal, or glass objects will also be wher1 Pampering Your PeL comes Naturally painted. A supply list will be mailed after signing up for class. AA 630-553-1112 Phone 630-553-224.5 Faw Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Qob&Amy&atikfewicz Instructor: Elsa Hamm MIN/MAX: 4/10 691 North Bridge street• Yorkville,IL 60560 • Grooming Ages Time Date RINR Fee Code# ' Do8 bakery 13+ Sa 10:00-12:OOP 2/10 $30/35 218600-1 • 6ttrwash 13+ Sa 10:00-12:OOP 2/17 $30/35 218600-2 • Fine Gigs • Premium Food 13+ Sa 10:00-12:OOP 2/24 $30/35 218600-3 www.happyhoundeyorkvi[Ic.com Emeii: hhounds @sbcglobal.net ,Rra 600kinJc Yorkville's Learn different techniques and levels of Scrapbooking, in this three week session. Newcomers & Oldtimers The Basic class starts with matting photos to Book Club embossing. Intermediate uses latest embellishments and Advanced uses the "hottest" techniques. Join us for an evening of fun and Students need to bring photos. All other supplies will discussion about a book chosen to read. be provided by instructor. AA Meet new friends and meet up with old ones! Location: Riverfront Recreation Building They meet on the 4th week each month Instructor: Deanna Wiltgen MIN/MAX: 2/10 at various restaurants and /r/ places around town. r/7 /.� U C k lass 7:00 - 9:00 pm Ages Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 13+ F 7:00-9:OOP 12/1-12/15 $30/35 218400-1 Books chosen for the coming months... November-Reading Lolita in Tehran December- Glass Castle - a memior 9nter mediate Cuss January - Tell No One Ages Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# February - Can't Wait to Get to Heaven 13+ F 7:00-9:OOP 1/5-1/19 $36/42 218401-1 If interested call Deborah at 630-553-0589 or the Recreation Dept. AdvanceGi C aSS 630-553-4357 Ages Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Bring A Friend! code #219400 13+ F 7:00-9:OOP 2/9-2/23 $36/42 218402-1 TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Aduffandeommuni Proyrams 7auin `Fun VA rFaskon Vavimize ZJour Vakeu Learn how to tap into the new person you have Learn to look like yourself, only better, using the become, or are becoming with image professional techniques of make-up professional Catherine Catherine Thomas. Understand how you can start Thomas. Take the mystery out of applying makeup positive changes NOW that will balance your by attending this class. While there, Catherine will outward appearance with you inner desire. The help you make better choices and will teach you the session will focus on your fashion personality as well keys to accentuate your best tones, textures and as assessing your personal color choices, teaching you colors. She will provide one-on-one guidance on where to shop for who you are and what to buy when what should stay and what should go, and will assist you get there. AA you in making sure you never make a makeup purchase mistake again. Be sure to bring your Location: Wild Iris Salon cosmetics bag with you for a fun, informative, and Instructor: Wild Iris Staff MIN/MAX: 4/15 self-enhancing session. AA Ages Qay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Location: Wild Iris Salon Adult M 7:00-8:30P 12/04 $15/15 219601-1 Instructor: Wild Iris Staff MIN/MAX: 3/8 Adult M 7:00-8:30P 1/8 $15/15 219601-2 Adult M 7:00-8:30P 2/5 $15/15 219601-3 Ages Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# Adult W 10:00-11:30A 12/13 $15/15 219401-1 Adult W 10:00-11:30A 1/10 $15/15 219401-2 Adult W 10:00-11:30A 2/7 $15/15 219401-3 2 &ffContest Nernvisn Y<amiimkibv ldi�aPnIF cost" 'Free Try your Basketball skills! Two-person teams have 1 minute to alternate shots and try to score as many points as possible. Winners of each division will advance to area contests. Area con- test winners will go on to compete at a Chicago Bulls game! Each shooting spot is worth a different point value based on the difficulty and length of the shot. Location: YMCA Plano 5:00 pm 9-11 yr olds 5:30 pm 12-14 yr olds 6:00 pm 15-18 yr olds TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVlLLE.IL.US Ca va(in C6tfrc6es and Commtfni� WHEN: DEC. 8TH NEW LIFE � WHERE: DOWNTOWN AREA i �I V V � CHURCH TIME: 6:00 PM The entire community and church groups Winter are welcome to join us for some singing 2006 and warm refreshments before the lighting THE GREAT CLOWN ADVENTURE of the Christmas Tree, northeast corner NOVEMBER 5 - NOVEMBER 7 of Rt. 47 and Hydraulic St. We will 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM sing before the tree lighting and sing CANDLELIGHT AND CAROLS for a short time afterwards. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 & SUNDAY DECEMBER 3 TE 6:30 PM PARENTS NIGHT OUT F Rl DAY DECEMBER 8 Yorkville Chamber of Commerce 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Christmas Walk AT YMCA IN PLANO (PREREGISTRATION REQUIRED AT NEw LIFE CHURCH) Downtown Friday, Dec. 8th CHRISTMAS EVE 5:00 to 8:00 pm REGULARLY SCHEDULED SERVICES 9:00 AM & 10:45 AM Tree lighting, Santa, Stuff Your Stocking, CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE Snowball Golf, Carriage Rides, 5:00 PM g Make & Take Ornaments, NEW LIFE CHURCH Trolley rides, Caroling by the Tree 3205 CANNONBALL TRAIL, YORKVILLE Call 553-6853 for more information and 630.553.0200 NLCYORKVILLE.ORG watch for details in the Kendall County Record Offered Community Senior Services Associates Now located at the Beecher i For more information, rAhtl I AR I A AM [ call 63a553.5777 TO i OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 12o�YORKMM`%� Robin Green, Inc. Chad Green, (Owner) GLASS & MIRROR 630-553-9131 -PaI� CAR WASH "Laeatty Owned&Operated" BeWdentiad lwmUted Glass Roplacenrent "Where You Always Get a Clean Car!" Class&Pleziglass Cat To Size Or Pattern •Paalonlo0rG4=XWa=WW (630);553-Wash + *WVW&semen�str Monda Frida 8-5 + Nw-G mPktumFh nass y- Y (9274) + +'tMROPhlo—W•tnrbwa �'SI�0� Saturday 8-5 /0/0/V, Bridge St. + T&WTOP* Sunday 9-5 Yorkville, /L �PFAYVM A�elrn Stow Fronts ♦ lnsr�lded63fesdy{�ss � ♦ Canrnereialnlaori#epaF P �` + ♦ aoorCkwrs W,,foi �To� ZEITER-DICKSON • INSURANCE Ill�ror, � ;fig Ent HyTdrsSrtiYa�f,� p 215 Hillcrest Avenue I P.O.Box 577 Yorkville,Illinois 60560-0577 Phone:(630)553-5776 Fax:(630)553-7639 NaffmudCft. Mortgage � f/ Beth Prickett Cn fD.h-fi- � 1.dverfis Assistant Vice President Aurora/Ycrkville Sales Manager 664 west Veterans Parkway,Suite E SP Yorkville,IL 60560 a ceDirect AccesslFax (630)6$6-1010 l/ email:beth,prickettOncmacom wvvw.nationalcitymortgage.com/bothprickett Avai(a 6 le A division or National City Bank of Indiana Contact Kathi at 630-553-4357 'N ��0 PAHS for more information. moo' MARK A. LUETTICH Owner YORKVILLE NAPA AUTO PARTS I 906 South Bridge St.,Rt.47 Yorkville, IL 60560 (630)553-0244 ®. TO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Cp,N4dD4d8A'iJ'TAAlL FROM Rage FA1R11A NiS9.. 'Al a- t S �~< KFSINEDY Ra. `p Y c- q � a � © a ¢ f 0 CUUNTRYSJDE PKWY. 34 e� 2 -'- 47( J JOHN Sr. - ROUTE 34 t=v 1. b' g wALNUTST. D 1Dc 41 t POND SO UK ST. RIVER ROAD -_ G --- oxs -- K -- WINDNAm CIR. j� — River HYDRAULIC AVE. 9 V+ EMMON Sr. �z F CaLONIAL PKWY. `v DEFO YOUNG EST FOREST q PRESERVE �} GREENBRUIR RD. 12 - COUNTRY HILLS DR. KARRE5 FOREST PRESERVE LEGEND The United City Of Yorkville EXISTIWPAR" 800 Game Farm Rd. ' SCHOOL LOCATION Yorkville,IL 60566 December 2004 630-553-4350 PARKS AND FACILITIES MAP TO 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US ®' Park Vap ek ,ce y end CITY OF YORKVILLE PARK AND FACILITY LISTING CLASS ACTIVE PASSIVE (M-Mini Park, N- Neighborhood, C-Community. 8P-School ,qr Q A, Park, ca Athletic q�. rr,� yr m y,F �y p° >v �o r a 4 Complex.S ,F+ 4¢ Special use,R- a oo m y`' .14 Natural oma n�.O or ,ga PARK SITES Resource Area 4 4 4 d- h �T' 0 1 Purcell Park M ■ ■ ■ 0.3 Fairhaven Lane 2 Fox HUI East N If ■ ■ ■ 4 Sycamore Road 3 Fox Hill West N ■ ■ ■ ■ 6 13 John Street _ 4 Hiding Spat M _ ■ ■ ■ 0.25 1.3!s` Park and Freemont Streets 5 Emily Sleezer Park M ■ ■ ■ ■ 0.75 _ Homestead Drive 6 Town Square C ■ ■ 2.5 Sndge and Main Streets 7 Beecher Park C ! ■ 2 3 S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 23 Game Farm Road I .___._.. 0 Cobb Park _M ■ ■ 0.2 Colonial Parkway 9 Van Emmon Park .-......C.---. ■ ■ 2 Van Emmon Road 70 Price Park M ■ ■ ■ 0.7 _ Walsh Drive 11 Riverfront Park C__ _ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 5 East Hydraulic Slreel 12 Kiwanis Park N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 2 Country Hils Drive ........... 13 Rice Park M ■ ■ ■ 1.25 Poplar Drive ------- ---___ -_____-_- ._---- --______ .----- --` ------- ------ ------- ------- --- --- ----- --- ---- --- ------ - ----. ._.- TOTALS 1 0 0 4 8 6 5 0 3 9 0 1 4 & 0 7 2 7 8 1 2 47.95 14.35 !UNDEVELOPED _ 14 West Hydraulic Park -M_ _ ■ 0.7 West Hydraulic Street 15 Rivers Edge Park M 0.5 Stony Creek&Windham 16 Crawford Park R ■ ■ 6 Windham Circle 17 Sunflower Park N 2 Walsh Drive 16 Cannonball Ridge N 3.2 Northland Lane 19 Gilbert Park _ M_ _ 0.2 Washington&Adrain TOTALS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Q 0 0 2 12.60 0M SCHOOL SITES A Yorkville High School 2 2 3 2 6 L 1 B Circle Center 2 1 C Yorkville Grade School 1 D Yorkville Middle School' ®1 (6 30) OR • Nave. Depar(med News Park Rules & Regulations 7-ree Vemorial Pro ram Parks open at dawn and close at dusk unless otherwise posted. Every now and again we face the dilemma of Alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs are prohibited. how to pay special tribute to our friends and relatives who seem to have everything. Park in designated areas. Please obey posted signs. And then there are those times when we can't decide what to do in lieu of flowers. No overnight parking allowed. Motorized vehicles permitted on roads only. We have a solution for you! Leashes and cleanup required of all pets. Honor that special person through the tree No pets allowed on athletic dedication/memorial program. This is a fields/courts or playgrounds. convenient and meaningful way to remember and recognize that special person. Bicycles prohibited on athletic fields/courts. Snowmobiles are not allowed on We will inform the honoree(s) or relative(s) of park property or athletic fields. the honor you are bestowing upon them with a letter recognizing your contribution, and a tree Golf prohibited on playing fields. planted with a commemorative plaque in one No skateboarding in parks or in of the designated parks within the areas not designed for skate boards. United City of Yorkville. To find out more about the tree dedication/memorial program contact The Parks Department would like your help in the Parks Department at 630-553-4358. providing a safe and enjoyable environment to play. Please use playground equipment properly and report any vandalism to the Yorkville Police Department at 630-553-4340. Remember ... V.111 ti INMAN P2 W W.-Vi"R6181041 R VlaT Safe If you or your organization would like to volunteer or have an idea for the Parks Department please contact the office at 553-4358. TO OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Z Tisfralion 9nformalion Zas Office 2touvs 1� S 'y Mail In Monday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Yorkville Parks &Recreation Dept. Tuesday 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m./1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 1107 D South Bridge Street Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Yorkville, IL 60560 Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Phone In (630) 553-4357, Credit Cards Only Contact 9n formation Online (under construction) . . . (630) 553-4357 � ' Phone www.yorkville.il.us ,; " " " " " " " " " " " " " " ' Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fax In Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . recreation @yorkville.il.us Web , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.yorkville.il.us (630) 553-4360 Registration Form & Credit Card # Parks &Recreation P. Administration Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (630) 553-4341 Walk-In Kramer Office Building City Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (630) 553-4350 1107 D South Bridge Street Police Dept. (non-emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . (630) 553-4340 Yorkville, IL 60560 New location for the • Registrations received in person, first day of Recreation Office... registration will receive top priority; all 1107 others will be processed in the order received. Yorkville,IL 60560 Rt.47 south of Rt.126 REGISTRATION MUST BE MADE WITH PAYMENT. &6oda1^s6 s /Cyrants • LATE FEE: $10.00 charged if registration is late The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department offers (If payment is made after the start of class) scholarships/grants to only city of Yorkville residents, in NSF FEE: $25.00 for any returned check financial need. Funds are limited, grants will be awarded quarterly based on available funds. To receive an �,vp[a n afion o f'Fees application, or further information, contact us at 553-4357. Resident: If you live in the city limits, you are a Applications must be received two weeks before class resident for activities at the city parks and begins. facilities. Americans W16 Disa6ifities Act Aafemenf Non-Resident: If you live outside the city limits and the activity is held at city facilities, you are The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department welcomes a non-resident. the opportunity to assist our citizens with disabilities. If you need any accommodations due to a disability, please Yorkville School District: If you live in the contact the Recreation Department Office at (630) 553-4357. Yorkville school district, and the activity is in a school, you will receive resident rates. ® TO i OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US �Tisfrafion "'Form PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATION. Grade/School Shirt Size Parent's Name Home# Work# Address City Zip Activity No. Title Participant's First & Last Name Birthdate M/F Fee ❑M OF ❑M 11 ❑M OF 0 11 0 11 ❑M ❑ F ❑M ❑ F Email Address: TOTAL: How did you find out about the class? This form must be signed on the FRONT by a legal adult/guardian and returned to the Charge Card Account Number Exp.Date Recreation Office before class begins. If registering by fax,your facsimile Charge to: ❑ MasterCard ❑ Visa ($10.00 minimum) signature shall have the same legal effect as an original or electronic signature. Credit Card Holder Signature Check# Cash Paid Return to: 1107 D South Bridge Street List any assistance you may require: Yorkville,IL 60560 Waiver is posted on website: www.yorkville.il.us Parent or Legal Guardian Signature Date This waiver and registration form must be signed by all participating adults 18 years old and over,and by a parent or guardian for each participant underage 18. REGISTRATION POLICY 1. Residents:Registration will begin Nov 6 for all city residents. Non-Residents:Registration will begin Nov 13 for those not living in the city limits. (All registrations are completed on a first come first serve basis for this registration period.) 2. The Yorkville Parks&Recreation Department reserves the right to request proof of residence prior to processing a registration. Proof may be your City of Yorkville water bill,voter's registration card or a driver's license. 3. Non-resident fees are usually 15%higher than those listed for someone living in the city limits. 4. You may register for yourself and your immediate family ONLY. 5. Program waivers must be signed for all programs before the first day of class. 6. Registration has begun for some of the classes listed and is ongoing until a class is filled. Waiting lists are taken on all classes. 7. Registration for some classes listed in this brochure might be continuous. 8. Registration must be in ONE week before class starts,if not stated otherwise. 9. There is a$10.00 late fee for registration that may be accepted after the first day of class. Minimum/Maximum... The min/max listed for most activities stands for the minimum participants needed to cover all costs and the maximum number we are able to accommodate to provide quality programs. OFFICE USE ONLY: Rec Trac Receipt Credit Card Processed Signed Mailed Purge Waiver f Zefand!PoIiT Waiver/Release of All Claims and Emergency Treatment Permission Please read this form carefully and be aware that by signing this form and participating in the programs listed that you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you or your children might sustain arising out of these programs/ activities (including transportation,when provided). Release and Hold Harmless Agreement As a participant in this City of Yorkville Recreation Department program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of injury and I waive and relinquish all claims I or my children may have as a result of participating in this program against the City of Yorkville and its officials (either elected or appointed), commissioners, officers, agents, employees, and volunteers. I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the City of Yorkville and its officials (either elected or appointed), commissioners, officers, agents, employees, and volunteers from and against any and all claims, suits, or cause of actions, including reasonable attorney's fees, sustained or caused by myself or my children arising out of,in connection with, or in any way associated with the activities of this program. Emergency Treatment Permission I understand that a minor may not be treated, even in an emergency situation, except when, in the opinion of the attending physician,life is in the balance. Consent of a parent or legal guardian is necessary for unmarried minors(under 18) except in such cases. Written consent is required for all other treatment. Accordingly, as a parent and/or legal guardian, I do herewith authorize the treatment of the minor enrolling in this program in the event of a medical emergency, including administration of first aid, as appropriate, and further agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services rendered. I understand that the City does not provide medical insurance for program participants. I agree that any person or entity,including any doctor, or healthcare provider, may rely on a photocopy of this document the same as if it were an original. Photo Release Participants registering or their parents hereby permit the taking of photos, audio and videotaping during the Parks and Recreation Department activities for publication and use as the City deems appropriate. Acknowledgement I have read and fully understand the registration policies, the 'Release and Hold Harmless Agreement', the 'Emergency Treatment Permission' and the 'Photo Release'. This release and medical authorization form is completed and signed of my own free will even though I understand it is a requirement for participation in programs. I represent to the City of Yorkville that I am familiar with the program and its physical demands and I attest and verify that the participant,whether myself or my child is physically fit for this program. Parent or Legal Guardian Signature Date This waiver must be signed by all participating adults 18 years old and over,and by a parent or Guardian for each participant under age 18. REFUND POLICY 1. NO refunds will be issued after a class has begun,medical reasons excused with documentation. 2. Participants will receive a full refund or credit if the Recreation Department cancels a program. 3. Cancellations for any class MUST be made at least 1 week prior to the beginning of class to receive a full refund. 4. A$5.00 service charge will be deducted from all refund requests. 5. Refunds are mailed out on the second Tuesday of the month ONLY. 6. Refunds for trips can not be given once the registration deadline has passed. ® T • 1 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US KENDALL PRINTING SERV YOU IffT! -CAM FAMILY „ of course we CAn 630-553-9200 v mvrv.amfam,cam ' Toll Free 866-553-9200 17) 175 E.Veterans Parkway BRIAN R.WEISS E-mail: (Route 34)•Yorkville -mail:otcoursewecan @sbc lobal.nel Serving Yorkville and surrounding Full Color Digital Capabilities 110 EAST COUNTRYSIDE PARKWAY,SUITE A areas for more than 25 years. YORKVILLE,ILLINOIS 60560 1 Photocopy and Fax Service Office: 630.553-4047 Toll Free:800-578-5398 24-Flour turn-around with Fax: 530-553-2852 camera-ready artwork E-Mail: bweiss0arnfam.com e 24-Hour Claims Reporting:800-374-1111 y Frlendty knowledgeable 9. MAcceptinrg all Major Credit Cards Sta/f[O serve you THE OFFICE WORKS, INC. (630) 553-7754 "Doing Whatever it Takes..:r (630) 553-3810 fax 630.552.4255 - 5 E Main St - All Fro Painters - 800,831.687$ I'0 Box 173 New Construction and Residential Interior/Exterior 630.552.4551 Fax I'W"0414r Plana, IL 60545 WWW.planoofficeworks.com Robert Blahu# InsuredJBonded/Guaranteed We will meet or beat any price-GIVE US A TRY. Owner Free Es#imates ;1161 tic Questionnaire r------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------� Youth Athletic Program Information Form Please complete this form and return it when registering for a League or Travel Program. I Program Code: (program registering for) Child's Last Name: First Name: Birthdate: Address: Home Phone: ( ) Age: Gender: Height: T-shirt Size: (adult) (youth) I I I Did your child play last season? Grade in School - Fall 2006 Are you interested coaching your child's team? Assistant Coaching? I I I I I I Your Name: I I I I I I Comments: I I I I I L------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Having a Dreyer doctor is like having a doctor in the family �'J�` �, l+calfhy kids pe[f1st,]'iC's Jame L.Webb,Ni III FAA pc[i ialt r1r.5 plume: 630-554.7654 [a.':630.&39.0291 4509 Rout,,71, Os"ve4o, 111iilois 6W13 Visit our Yorkville office at 1500 Sycamore Road to get care from physicians skilled in Family Practice,Pediatrics, Internal Medicine,Nephrology,and Oncology,plus easy access to a MARTIN team of doctors representing nearly 25 additional specialties. PLUMBING 5 1 N C E 1 9 7 1 L��Sycarnorf Call 630-553-4470 to 1 201 Deer St, —Yorkville make an appointment. 1 I r I 3d Arrpame d www.martin-------biIISCq.COm Dreyer Medical Clinic +Advocate N w .drop med.eom TRAINING r�Or Ta14n�1tII� The Welcome Visit With Car"ifla BUILDS ears! j] Moving" to A Better Dog School CHARACTER H 7 BOARDING Yorkville? Mary tinterbrunner,Owner LET YOUR DOG PLAY WHILE YOU'RE AWAY DAY CARE Calf Mary at 6.70-55-7-99-77 ATIRED DOG IS A HAPPY DOG DOG PARK • BEFORE you move for information! FIT,HAPPY,SOCIALIZED DOGS e AFTER you move for a Welcome Visit! �- 630-553-6202 www,hometownhello.biz 11 1 111 Presorted Standard U.S.Postage 7c1 PAID It Yorkville,IL Permit No.19 PRRKs L pR- 9CATTCN Vorkvi�� Pavks �'ecveatian 1107 S. Bridge Street Suite D Yorkville,IL 60560 RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER WELCOME to our Playful � 'SA PROGRAM CATALOG: 2012 40 • REGISTRATION 1 } Monday,December • Monday,December ..... ................................................ dad__ _ W r) D I�. ' rs1de this is + •�� REC Center Open House/ s+� S ecials p2-3 Membership P fi 2p11_2p12 preschool N Information p16 • _ . -. Dodg e 5K Run/Walk p42 • -- • ' • • Tax lstration p34 : * '� • • • • � • -• �• • .� Spring Soccer Reg `rte Easter EggeXPress Qom, Trip p43 �Z anss`•SNa 1a . y c1t .oI' PARKS & RECREATION: www.yorkville.il.us WE'RE ON FACEBOOK! REC CENTER: www.yorkvillereccenter.com REC CENTER FAMILY FUN NIGHT & WINTER OPEN HOUSE- Check out Yorkville Parks & FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 & 14 see pg.3 for details Recreation on Facebook. kKekK(0erC:;P S/ `' `/ "Tsknn • From •.y through Monday, for new members who sign up for a yearly membership. Current members �primary membefl that refer a friend to sign up for one •- • will receive one month towards their current me •e • (Limit one referral, per person) Ir For • - information, 1 or 1 51q- lM IEGSBHS • Evening sessions available Private & Semi-Private Swim Lessons • Various times and days to fit your personal All private swim lessons are 30 minutes in length. schedule The class is structured around the needs and skill • Private and semi-private lessons levels of the client. We'll start with the basics for • Classes for newborns, beginners, intermediate beginners, and work on perfecting strokes and and advanced levels strength training with the more advanced client. The • Stay fit and healthy without excess joint pain benefits of private swim lessons are a smaller class with our Aqua Aerobics classes. size, which allows the client to advance quicker, and • See page 14 of this catalog for descriptions, the ability to schedule the lesson around your sessions, and schedules! personal schedule. EVENING SWIM LESSONS Private (1 child to 1 instructor) Registration Dates $20 per 1/2 hour Session 1 : 12/19/11 Session 2: 1/25/12 (2-3 children to 1 instructor) Session 3: 2/22/12 $15 per child per 1/2 hour Session 4: 3/21/12 Registration for Swim Lessons is taken at the REC Center beginning at 8am by phone or walk in only. No fax or online registrations. Aw- Friday, January 13 5-8pm vvinter Members Only 5-6pm Open to the Public 6-8pm #wr%pen &"%e t I U uz:� Saturday, January 14 AT THE REC CENTER Sam-Noon 202 E.Countryside Pkwy. I Yorkville join the y®rkville parks and recreation department on friday night for winter family fun! Kids of all ages will enjoy crafts, inflatables, basketball, open swim and much more all under one roof! Open swim available from 6:00-6:45pm & 7-7:45pm on Friday night (maximum of 80 swimmers per time slot). On Saturday, enjoy three free hours of fitness demonstrations during Fitness Demo Day beginning at 8am and ending at 11 am. We will have a variety of fitness and wellness class demonstrations— there's something for everyone! membership promotion From Friday through Monday, NO REGISTRATION FEE ^ for new members who sign up for a yearly membership. f Current members that refer a friend to sign up for a one year membership will receive one month FREE towards their current membership! ` For more information, call 630-553-2582 or 630-553-4357. a, The REC Center is located at 202 E. Countryside Parkway in Yorkville. iv is � , • °'yam. �,..d� -_ � - � Et ,,� .. 5 1 REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 6930.553.2582 WEB WWW.YORI<VILLERECCENTER.COM E-MAIL RECREATION @YORKVILLE.IL.US 3 WINTER/SPRING CATALOG 2011-2012 JANUARY- FEBRUARY - MARCH -APRIL VOLUME 15 ISSUE 6 Staff,Organizations ............................................4 Mayor of Yorkville Interim Director of Parks and Recreation Calendar of Events,Board Meeting Information, Gary J. Golinski Laura Schraw 630-553-8574 and Facility Legend ............................................ 5 Ischraw @yorkville.il.us I City Hall City Council Liaison Superintendent of Recreation Classes, Programs and Events Alderman Diane Teeling Timothy V.Evans,CPRP 630-553-2582 Membership Promotion/Swim Lesson Registration tevans @yorkville.il.us I REC Center Info..................................................................2 Park Board President Winter Open House..............................................3 Ken Koch Superintendent of Parks Calendar of Events ..............................................5 kkoch @yorkville.il.us Scott Sleezer 1630-553-4358 REC Center Membership 6-9 ssleezer @yorikville.il.us I Public Works REC Center Fitness Schedule ............................10 Park Board Vice President Recreation Coordinator REC Center Winter/Spring Wellness/Fitness Debbie Horaz Shay Rosborough 1630-553-2582 Classes ....................................................11-13 dhoraz @yorkville.il.us srosborough @yorville.il.su I REC Center REC Center Aqua Classes..................................13 REC Center Swimming Lessons..........................14 Secretary REC Center Facility Coordinator REC Center Swim Schedule................................15 Kelly Sedgwick Ryan Negre 630-553-2582 Parkers Playtime Preschool ................................16 ksedgwick @yorkville.il.us rnegre @yorkville.il.us I REC Center Toddler& Preschool Classes..........................17-21 Music Classes..............................................22-23 Office Supervisor Youth Classes ..............................................24-25 Members Barb Reisinger 630-553-2582 1 REC Center Vickie Coveny Spring Break......................................................26 vcoveny @yorkville.il.us Parks Foreman Gold Star Dance Academy............................27-28 Tony Houle 1630-553-4358 All Star Cheer, Dance and Tumble................29-30 thoule @yorkville.il.us Public Works All Star Sports ..............................................30-31 Seaver T york Youth Sports......................................................33 starulis @orkville.il.us Youth Spring Soccer..........................................34 Boys Basketball Tournament Team 34 Amy Cesich Yearly Sports League Calendar..........................35 acesich @yorkville.il.us Adult Athletics ..................................................36 Adult Softball ......................................................7 Mark Dilday Park Map......................................................38-39 mdilday @yorkville.il.us Park Matrix ..................................................40-41 Special Events ..........................................42&43 Registration Information ....................................44 Registration Form ..............................................45 Waiver/Refund Policy........................................46 Youth Baseball/Softball Association www.yybs.org Youth Football www.yytf.org Draft and Design-Recreation Staff Genesis Soccer Club 630-709-1267 Final Design/Printing-Service Printing Corporation Youth Cheerleading www.yytf.org Youth Wrestling Club 630-553-3135 Yorkville Reds Baseball 630-816-0884 Yorkville Chamber of Commerce 630-553-6853 CNN Nutrition Program 630-553-2316 Yorkville Economic Development Corporation 630-553-0843 Yorkville Lions Club 630-553-5233 Yorkville Kiwanis Club 630-553-1234 Kendall County Food Pantry 630-553-0473 Hometown Days Festival 630-553-2582 Find us • Senior Services(Beecher Community Building) 630-553-5777 facebook. Kendall County Health Services 630-553-9100 Junior Womens'Club 630-553-3174 Yorkville Outdoor Center 630-882-9211 Yorkville Citizens Police Academy Alumni 630-553-4340 REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION • . • • CALENDAR EVENTS 104s. 2S December-March Evening Swim Lesson Friday,January 13-Monday,January 16 - Friday, February 17- 2 Ball Competition Registration Dates REC Center Winter Open House Show off your basketball shooting skills on a 2- Session 1:12/19/11 Friday,January 13:Family Fun Night, 5-8pm person team while competing against your peers Session 2:1/25/12 Saturday,January 14:Sam-Noon, Free Fitness on Friday,February 17! Teams can consist of Session 3:2/22/12 Demos. L Boys,Girls,Co-ed,or Adult/Child for each age Session 4:3/21/12 �.r division. The event is free and open to anyone. Friday,January 13-Monday,January 16- Membership Promotion(No Registration Fee for Q December 12 - new yearly members) 2012-2013 Preschool Registration Starts An Current Students C r - Saturday March 31 - Easter Eg -Xpress Registration for those currently enrolled will Wednesday,January 18 - All Aboard!!Take the Easter Egg-Xpress to go begin Monday,December 12,2011. Spring Soccer Registration Begins see the Easter Bunny and hunt for Easter eggs. Coach Registration Each child will et a chance to meet the Easter New Students Sign up to coach and register your child early!-• Bunny and hunt eggs.A small snack and Residents: Monday,January 9,2012 The following registration dates are only for drink will be served in Naperville.The train will Non-Residents:Tuesday,January 17,2012 those committing to coach a team. depart fron�the Aurora Metra train station and December 14-Last Day to Turn in Letters Wednesday,January 18 4-7pm go to N'r�rlle.In Naperville will walk to a local to Santa Saturday,January 21 9am-Noon Park and�fieet the Easter Bunny and begin our All letters should be addressed to: Wednesday,January 25 4-7pm hunt for eggs.Your will return to the Aurora Santa station.Please dress for the weathe Also there c/o Yorkville Recreation Dept. Open Registration is a parking charge(exact changer ee at the 202 E.Countryside Parkway Saturday,January 28 9am-Noon Aurora Metra Train Station. Metra pa es are not Yorkville,IL 60560 Wednesday,February 1 4-7pm accepted on this trip. Everyone in a family Saturday,February 4 9am=Noon planning on attending must re g er. ' Deadline is December 14,2011. After Santa Wednesday,February 8 ist ` reads the letter,you will receive a response by Saturday,February 11 9am-Noon ciG� Friday, December 21. Please include gender and u" age. CY) Sunday April 15 Tax Dodge 5k Run/Wall< REC Center See page 43 for more information. Classes that have a low enrollment are generally cancelled approximately one week before the first meeting date. Please sign up early for your program i REC Center&Recreation Administration Office to avoid cancellations. 202 E.Countryside Parkway,Yorkville,IL 60560 (Preschool North-Classes-Fitness) 201 W.Hydraulic St.,Yorkville,IL 60560 Residents are welcome to attend the meetings at the City Hall Conference Room, (Preschool South-Classes) 800 Game Farm Rd. at 7:00 pm on the following dates: Beecher Community Park December 8 & 22;January-March: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month. Riverfront Park Location and Date Subject to Change Bridge Regional Ballfields Yorkville Middle School CLASS/PROGRAM TITLE Yorkville Intermediate School Description of class will explain class content. Circle Center Grade School �eer�itiY Yorkville Grade School Location/Where class will be held Instructor teaching class Min./Max. (class limit.-sign up early) Bristol Bay Elementary School AS? Grade Day Time Date Res./Non-Res.Fee Code# Grande Reserve Elementary School 5 K M 9:00-10:00 1/3-1/10 $10/$15 517011-1 Gold Star Academy of Dance ADMINISTRATION REC CENTER& • • • • Fitness for Our Community REC Center Members enjoy full access to the REC Center. Your membership pass provides you with the tools to build . o ,, �� and maintain a healthy, family lifestyle. YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 MEMBERSHIP DESCRIPTIONS There is a one time Enrollment , Individual: Adult, High School (14 and over) membership. Members who cancel and reinstate Adult(add'I): Other person(s) living in the same household memberships are • _ to a Reinstatement Fee of as an individual holding a membership Membership continue after over the age of 18 Child (add'I): Under the age of 13, living in the same cancelled •� prior • cancellation. household with individual holding a membership Senior: Persons 62 and over BASIC MEMBERSHIP Senior(add'I): Other senior(62 or over) living in the same • Access to track, open gym, lap pool, whirlpool, Kid'z Club household with senior holding a membership Student: Persons 24 and under attending school • Complimentary towel service full-time; schedule must be provided • Personal Training available by appointment and fee Track Only: *Track only members are allowed access to track and locker room only(towels not Incl.) • Exclusive member locker rooms—women's, men's, Pool Only: **Pool only members are allowed access to women/family, and men/family the pool and locker room only(towels not • Discount prices on all classes. You must pre-register ncl.) for class sessions. Members 13 and under must attend with an adult • Exclusive use of the cardio and resistance equipment: member, someone 18 or older. Life Fitness recumbent bikes, Upright bikes, cross trainer, treadmills, steppers, Precor equipment, Keiser spin bikes, BASIC MEMBERSHIP FEES Body Master equipment. RESIDENT • Unlimited use of full line of free weights Membership 1 Year 3 Months Monthly Pvmt. . Kid'z Club use available for Basic Members (child must Adult Individual $480 $160 $40 Adult (add'I) $360 $120 $30 be a member). Reservations required in advance, more 1 st Child** $300 $100 $25 information available at front desk. 2nd Child** $120 $40 $10 • Discount prices on swim classes Each Addl Child** $60 $20 $5 Senior(62 and over) $420 $105 $35 Senior (add'I) $180 $45 $15 Student* (14-24) $360 $90 $30 MEMBERSHIP PASS PUNCH CARD Any Resident or Non resident can purchase a punch card for NON-RESIDENT $75 that is good for 10 visits to the REC Center. This allows Membership 1 Year 3 Months Monthly Pymt. you to use the equipment, pool, track, weight room or Adult Individual $576 $192 $48 participate (drop in) in any fitness classes. Adult (add'I) $420 $140 $35 1stChild** $360 $120 $30 2nd Child** $180 $60 $15 202 E.Countryside Pkwy. f Yorkville,IL Each Addl Child** $84 $28 $7 630-55325820560 l_ NM9■pYFYX'.¢V YYRIMIIE SB RECPFe11aN OERpR}YFME Senior(62 and over) $504 $168 $42 Senior (add'I) $216 $72 $18 10 Visit Membership Pun c1t,Gart Student (14-24) $420 $105 $35 Name__PT I All 1) pN��' ITT p LE $75.00 One month membership available; one time enrollment fee of$50. 1 2 3 4 5 *Ages 14-24; must be a full time student. 6 7 s 9 >0 Staff Sign. **Parent/Guardian must have a membership. No enrollment fee. ADMINISTRATION REC CENTER& • . • R. E r,,, 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS 8 RECREATION DEPARTMENT PREMIER MEMBERSHIP FEES OTHER MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS RESIDENT RESIDENT Membership 1 Year 3 Months Monthly Pvmt. Membership 1 Year 3 Months Monthly Pymt. Adult Individual $600 $200 $50 Track Only* $240 $80 $20 Adult (add'I) $420 $140 $35 Pool Only** $420 $140 $35 1 st Child** $300 $100 $25 **Pool Membership includes unlimited aqua classes - must 2nd Child** $120 $40 $10 be 16 and older. Each Addl Child** $60 $20 $5 Senior(62 and over) $528 $132 $44 Senior (add'I) $240 $60 $20 NON RESIDENT Student* (14-24) $480 $120 $40 Membership 1 Year 3 Months Monthly Pvmt. Track Only* $288 $96 $24 NON RESIDENT Pool Only** $480 $160 $40 Membership 1 Year 3 Months Monthly Pymt. **Pool Membership includes unlimited aqua classes - must Adult Individual $696 $232 $58 be 16 and older. Adult (add'I) $552 $184 $46 1stChild** $360 $120 $30 GUEST PASSES 2nd Child** $180 $60 $15 Guest Passes with Member (limit 6 per year) Each Addl Child** $84 $28 $7 Afe Resident Non-Resident Senior(62 and over) $600 $200 $50 18 or older $8 $10 Senior (add'I) $276 $92 $23 Student (14-24) $600 $150 $50 14-17 (must be signed in by parent) $8 $10 Under 13 (must be accompanied by adult) $5 $8 One month membership available; one time enrollment fee of$50. GOVERN M ENT/CORPORATE *Ages 14-24; must be a full time student. MEMBERSHIP **Parent/Guardian must have a membership. No enrollment fee. Employees of businesses or government organizations who PREMIER MEMBERSHIP pay taxes to the United City of Yorkville are eligible for • Access to track,open gym, lap pool,whirlpool, Kid'z Club resident rates by verifying proof of employment with • Complimentary towel service company I.D. or recent paycheck stub and photo I.D. In • Personal training available by appointment and fee addition, businesses who sign up five or more employees • Exclusive member locker rooms—women's, men's, receive an additional discount off the government/corporate women/family, and men/family membership rate, (must register entire group at same time). • Exclusive use of the cardio and resistance equipment: Life Fitness recumbent bikes, upright bikes, cross 1-4 people Monthly Pymt. trainer, treadmills, steppers, Precor equipment, Keiser Basic Membership $480/person $40 spin bikes, Body Master equipment Premier Membership $600/ person $50 • Unlimited use of full line of free weights. • Unlimited Complimentary use of most fitness and 5 or more people wellness group classes. Basic Membership $420/person $35 • You do not need to pre-register for most of classes, Premier Membership $528/person $44 however they may be cancelled at any time due to low enrollment. • Kid'z Club use available for Premier Members. Reservations required in advance,more information available at front desk. (Child must be a member.) ONE WEEK/MONTH TRIAL- • Discount prices on swim classes OUT OF TOWN GUEST One Week: $25.00 / One Month: $40 ADMINISTRATION OFFICES R, F r�2e / 202 East Countryside Parl<way I Yorl<ville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS 8 RECREATION DEPARTMENT SERVICES/EDUCATION MEMBERSHIP **Note The free month will be added to the end of the current 1-4 people Monthly Pymt. member's yearly contract.This program is good for up to 2 member- Basic Membership $420/person $35 ship referrals per year and the FREE month is only good for the Premier Membership $528/ person $44 primary member of the household, not the entire household. 5 or more people Free Adult Orientation Session Basic Membership $360/person $30 This 45-minute session,which is not mandatory,is recommended for Premier Membership $480/person $40 facility orientation and proper equipment usage. Members must schedule their session register at the front desk. All participants Yorkville Government Employee attending must have purchased a membership. $360/person $30 Youth Orientation Session (Mandatory) REC CENTER POLICIES AND Premier and Basic Members, ages 14 and 15, freshmen and GENERAL INFORMATION sophomores, must enroll in this 45 minute session, which teaches Winter/Spring Hours proper fitness etiquette, safety, and rules. Membership passes will Monday-Thursday 5 am to 9 pm not be activated until the session is completed. All participants Friday 5 am to 8 pm attending must have made an appointment at the front desk. Saturday ....................................................................7 am to 5 pm Sunday ......................................................................9 am to 3 pm Personal Training Limited Hours Members can enlist a Personal Trainer to help meet their fitness goals with more efficiency. Our certified Personal Trainers will help Friday, November 25..................................................8 am to 8 pm you develop a detailed program based on your goals. They'll keep Saturday, December 24..............................................5 am to 1 pm you motivated and focused, whether your goal is to lose weight, Saturday, December 31 ..............................................5 am to 1 pm increase strength, improve endurance, train for an event, or just to Friday,January 13............................................Track closed at 5 pm have more energy to do the things you love! The REC Center will be closed in observation of the holidays Certified Non-Certified listed below: Individual Training Fees* Thanksgiving Day-Thursday, November 24, 2011 Fitness Assessment(60 minutes) $45 $36 Christmas Day- Sunday, December 25, 2011 6 Sessions/Person $264 $212 New Year's Day- Sunday,January 1, 2012 12 Sessions/Person $510 $408 Easter Sunday- Sunday,April 8, 2012 18 Sessions/Person $738 $590 Kid'z Club Hours Certified Non-Certified Monday-Friday............................8 am to 11:30 am& 4 pm to 8 pm Small Group Training Packages* Saturday ..................................................................8 am toll am 2 Clients/pkg. of 6 $150 $120 3-4 Clients/pkg. of 6 $120 $100 Membership Cancellation Fee Policy 2 Clients/pkg. of 12 $276 $220 A one year membership may be cancelled at any time by paying a 3-4 Clients/pkg. of 12 $216 $175 fee equal to 3 months payment of the member(s) yearly * All prices are per person membership. Kid'z Club Membership Transfer Policy Kid'z Club(Child Care)is available for all members and also available Members are unable to transfer a membership to another individual for adult participants in our wellness classes.Children ages newborn for facility use. New users must register for their own individual to 10 are accepted,there is a maximum of 2 hours per visit. In order membership. to maintain an adequate attendant/child ratio, advance reservations are required. Parents using Kid'z Club regularly may fill Membership Referral Program out a"permanent"time reservation form,available at the front desk. Current members, refer a customer to the REC Center and you will receive a FREE month added to your current yearly membership.The A 2-hour notice is required for all reservations and cancellations. new member must sign up for a year membership and must notify At the first visit, parent/caregiver must complete a child staff who he/she was referred by at the time of the sign up for the information/emergency release form. Ask the front desk staff for membership more information regarding rules and regulations. Parents may not leave the building while child is in Kid'z Club. REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION • • R, F r��e 202 East Countryside Parl<way I Yorl<ville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT Kid'z Club Punch Card: $50 per card registration. Department policies do not allow staff to accept ($5 per visit = 10 visits, used during group fitness and tips/gratuities or gifts. wellness classes only) Kid'z Club is available for children who are members at no cost. If RENTAL FEES child is not a member there is a$5 charge per child per visit. We have rooms available to rent for meetings and sports practices. Please contact the office to make a reservation at 630-553-2582. Non-Member Adults Participating in Adult Rentals area subject to schedule availability. *All rentals will require Wellness Classes* a $100 security deposit. Any non-member adult participating in our wellness classes has the opportunity to use our child care room.There will be a$5 charge for Youth Gym..................................................................$35 per hour each child attending. A Kid'z Club Punch Card is available to Bounce House (in Youth Gym) purchase for$50. Every visit is worth $5 per punch. Reservations additional cost............................Small-$40 / Large-$75 per hour and Kid'z Club rules apply. Batting Cage/Golf Cage ............................................$55 per hour Studio 1 & 2 ..............................................................$55 per hour *Children may not be left unattended in the building by members or Main Gym ..................................................................$65 per hour adults enrolled in a class. You must supervise your child if they are Pool (exclusive use)....................................................$75 per hour not attending Kid'z Club or a class. Lifeguard....................................................................$25 per hour Snow Bird Policy Due to camps and classes that the REC Center offers, times and We have a Snow Bird option available for seniors (62 and over)who dates of rentals are at the discretion of the REC Center Staff. have a yearly membership. Please contact the front desk for more information. LOCKER RENTAL FEES Locker rental is available annually for members of the REC Center. Replacement/Reactivate Key Fobs/ID Cards If you loose your locker key,there will be a$20 replacement There is a $5.00 replacement/reactivation cost for lost or stolen cost. Key Fobs/ID Cards. Full Locker(limited availabilty) ......................................$15/month Payments Half Locker ....................................................................$7/month Memberships may be purchased by cash, check, Visa or MasterCard. Annual memberships may choose monthly TANNING Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) from a checking or credit card Yorkville's REC Center only carries the best in tanning equipment. account. This annual membership automatically renews each year The HEX II is a 12 minute stand-up bed,46-160 watt lamps per unit. without notice, on the "Anniversary Date", unless written notice of This is one of the most powerful stand-up units on the market! HEX cancellation is received at least thirty (30) days prior to the II maximizes the efficiency of indoor tanning with a quick 2-12 anniversary date. minute session that allows you to conveniently fit tanning into your busy lifestyle. A great tan comes from an even balance between the Adjustments to the membership payment will be made where there number of lamps and the way they are arranged! HEX II has been is a change in membership price. Enrollment fee of$50,one month the world's premiere upright tanning system for over the past payment and a voided check are required during initial pass twenty years. purchase. Package Member Non-Member Daily $7 $9 A fee of$25 will be charged for NSF for checks, credit cards or bank 2 Week $20 $25 accounts. 1 Month $30 $40 Annual $360 $480 Payment Policy *Prices subject to change without prior notice. Payments for all REC Center related activities are due before the activity or use begins. Payments are made by cash, credit card, or check made payable to The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Dept. All payments must be made to a cashier, and a receipt returned to customer.No payments are allowed directly to staff except cashiers. If you do not receive a receipt, please notify the Recreation Superintendent immediately. Payments are due at time of REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION • . . • R, F r�2e 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS 8 RECREATION DEPARTMENT Instructors: WINTER/SPRING SCHEDULE GROUP Ron Walker ..............................RW SATURDAY TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Deb Chatman ..........................DC Group Power Indoor Cycle Group Power Indoor Cycle Group Power Deb Mohler..............................DM 5:00am S1 RW S1 CM S1 RW S1 CM S1 RW 274010 273020 274010 273020 274010 Traci Pleckham..........................TP Annette Reese..........................AR Club Flex Club Flex 5:45am S2 BS S2 BS Beth Stricker ............................BS 279020 279020 Chris Morkert ..........................CM Zumba Senior Fit Senior Fit SG vS 8:00am S2 DM S2 DM 2157Cy Kathy Smith..............................KS Indoor Cycle 275021 275021 S1 DM Heather Uchida........................HU 273060 Group Power Indoor Cycle Group Power Indoor Cycle Group Power Vicky Spratt..............................VS 8:30am S1 RW S1 RW S1 RW S1 RW S1 RW 274011 273021 274011 273021 274011 Pilates Pilates Group Power 9:00am S2 BS S2 DM S1 DC 252030 252050 274060 Flow Yoga 9:30am S1 BS 251021 Piloxing Cardio Blast Extreme Fit Piloxing Extreme Fit 9:45am S1 KS S1 KS S1 KS S1 KS S1 KS 215705 276050 215704 215705 215704 Silver Sneakers Zumba Silver Sneakers 10:00am S2 BS S2 VS S2 DM 275020 215700 275040 Indoor Cycle 5:00pm S1 DM 273022 Group Power Group Training Group Power Piloxing 5:30pm S1 DC S2 BS s1 CM s1 Vs 274012 254030 274021 215707 Flow Yoga Pilates 6:00pm S2 AR S2 DM 251020 252040 Zumba Zumba 6:3 S2 HU S2 HU 215701 215703 Premier Member......................PM Pilates 7:00pm S2 BS Basic Member..........................BM 252020 Resident......................................R Absolute Abs Non-Resident ..........................NR 7:30pm S2 HU 278040 mADMINISTRATION r • • • • R, F r�,�- 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT NOTE: FITNESS CLASS SESSIONS FOR WINTER/SPRING SCHEDULE HAVE BEEN EXTENDED TO 8 WEEKS. ZU M BA FLOW YOGA "Join us for a dance party! Zumba is a Latin inspired fitness class Sweat out your troubles with pose combinations and flows sure to that incorporates Latin and international music with dance release tension and work your body to the fullest. Feel the movements, which create a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness incredible sensation of deep stretches and peaceful relaxation at experience.Zumba uses fast and slow rhythyms to achieve a unique the end of the class. Bring a yoga mat,towel and water. Do not eat blended balance of cardio and muscle-toning benefits with immediately before class! RN choreography that is easy to follow. Wear fitness attire and smooth soled shoes. Participants say it is "Exercise in Disguise!" *Note: Location: REC Center Studio 2 Premier members must pre-register at no cost. Daily Visit Fee: Instructor: Annette Reese, Beth Stricker MIN/MAX: 8/25 $8.00 RN Age Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# Adult M 9:30-10:30am 1/9-2/27 $0/24/48/64 251021-1 Location: REC Center Small Gym&Studio 2 Adult M 9:30-10:30am 3/5-4/23 $0/24/48/64 251021-2 Instructor: Heather Uchida,Vicky Spratt MIN/MAX: 8/30 Adult Tu 6:00-7:00pm 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 251020-1 Age Day Time Date PM/BM/RJNR Fee Code# Adult Tu 6:00-7:00pm 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 251020-2 Adult M 6:30-7:30pm 1/9-2/27 $0/24/48/64 215701-1 Adult M 6:30-7:30pm 3/5-4/23 $0/24/48/64 215701-2 Adult W 10:00-11:00am 1/11-2/29 $0/24/48/64 215700-1 PI LATES Adult W 10:00-11:00am 3/7-4/25 $0/24/48/64 215700-2 Lengthen, strengthen and relax your body through a series of Adult Th 6:30-7:30pm 1/12-3/1 $0/24/48/64 215703-1 moves. We will work on improving balance and posture by Adult Th 6:30-7:30pm 3/8-4/26 $0/24/48/64 215703-2 strengthening core muscle groups. The use of balls and bands will Adult Sa 8:00-9:00am 1/14-3/3 $0/24/48/64 215702-1 be introduced. No experience necessary. Bring a yoga mat,a towel Adult Sa 8:00-9:00am 3/10-4/28 $0/24/48/64 215702-2 and water. Do not eat immediately before class! RN EXTREME FIT Location: REC Center Studio 2 Instructors: Beth Stricker, Deb Mohler MIN/MAX: 8/25 Extreme Fit combines strength and cardio in a group format. You ?8? PaV Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# will work all the major muscle groups using hand weights, plates, Adult Tu 7:00-8:00pm 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 252020-1 and your own bodyweight. This class is designed to improve Adult Tu 7:00-8:00pm 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 252020-2 definition and strength. RN Adult W 9:00-10:00am 1/11-2/29 $0/24/48/64 252030-1 Adult W 9:00-10:00am 3/7-4/25 $0/24/48/64 252030-2 Location: REC Center Studio 1 Adult Th 6:00-7:00pm 1/12-3/1 $0/24/48/64 252040-1 Instructor: Kathy Smith MIN/MAX: 10/25 Adult Th 6:00-7:00pm 3/8-4/26 $0/24/48/64 252040-2 Age Day Time Date PM/BMIRINR Fee Code# Adult F 9:00-10:00am 1/13-3/2 $0/24/48/64 252050-1 Adult W/F 9:45-10:45am 1/11-3/2 $0/48/96/128 215704-1 Adult F 9:00-10:00am 3/9-4/27 $0/24/48/64 252050-2 Adult W/F 9:45-10:45am 3/7-4/27 $0/48/96/128 215704-2 PILOXING GROUP TRAINING This bootcamp circuit-style class will push your body to the extreme Piloxing mixes Pilates and Boxing into a fat torching and muscle using muscle fatiguing exercises such as, push-ups, mountain sculpting workout,guaranteed to whip you into shape. RN climbers, squats, dips, sit-ups and more! We will mix in some running and cardio exercises to keep the heart rate up and the Location: REC Center Studio 1 weight off. If you're getting back into exercising or are new to Instructor: Kathy Smith and Vicky Spratt MIN/MAX: 5/30 fitness, have one of our trainers help you achieve your goals. RN Age Day Time Date PM/BMIRINR Fee Code# Adult M/Th 9:45-10:45am 1/9-3/1 $0/48/96/128 215705-1 Location: REC Center Studio 2 Adult M/Th 9:45-10:45am 3/5-4/26 $0/48/96/128 215705-2 Instructor: Beth Stricker MIN/MAX: 8/25 Adult F 5:30-6:30pm 1/13-3/2 $0/24/48/64 215707-1 Agge Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code* Adult F 5:30-6:30pm 3/9-4/27 $0/24/48/64 215707-2 Adult W 5:30-6:15pm 1/11-2/29 $0/24/48/64 254030-1 Adult W 5:30-6:15pm 3/7-4/25 $0/24/48/64 254030-2 REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION • • . • • m R. F r�2e 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT INDOOR CYCLE SILVER SNEAKERS This class is designed to take you through an exhilarating bike ride This class, designed by Humana Healthways, is for older adults or utilizing the resistance of free-wheel bikes to simulate various types anyone who suffers from a disability. The class focuses on of terrains. This class consists of an aerobic based, heart-pumping, increasing strength,range of motion,and daily activities through the fat-burning workout designed for ages 14 and up. RN use of small hand weights, bands, balls, and chairs. Anyone can participate,you do not have to be insured by Humana to register for Location: REC Center Studio 1 this class. RN Instructors: See Schedule MIN/MAX: 8/20 Age Day Time Date PM/BMIR/NR Fee Code# Location: REC Center Studio 2 Adult T/Th 5:00-6:00am 1/10-3/1 $0/48/96/128 273020-1 Instructor: Beth Stricker, Deb Mohler MIN/MAX: 8/25 Adult T/Th 5:00-6:00am 3/6-4/26 $0/48/96/128 273020-2 Age Pay Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# Adult T/Th 8:30-9:30am 1/10-3/1 $0/48/96/128 273021-1 Adult Tu 10:00-11:00am 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 275020-1 Adult T/Th 8:30-9:30am 3/6-4/26 $0/48/96/128 273021-2 Adult Tu 10:00-11:00am 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 275020-2 Adult Tu 5:00-5:45pm 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 273022-1 Adult Th 10:00-11:00am 1/12-3/1 $0/24/48/64 275040-1 Adult Tu 5:00-5:45pm 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 273022-2 Adult Th 10:00-11:00am 3/8-4/26 $0/24/48/64 275040-2 Adult Sa 8:00-8:45am 1/14-3/3 $0/24/48/64 273060-1 Adult Sa 8:00-8:45am 3/10-4/28 $0/24/48/64 273060-2 SENIOR FIT This class focuses on strength, balance, and flexibility training for GROUP POWER older adults. The class is taught using a variety of techniques and Group Power is a 60-minute barbell program that strengthens all exercises to help improve and restore balance, strength, and your major muscles in an inspiring, motivating group environment flexibility. RN with fantastic music and awesome instructors. The class starts with a comprehensive warm-up that will use movements such as squats, Location: REC Center Studio 2 lunges, presses, and curls, followed by eight songs that focus on Instructor: Deb Mohler MIN/MAX: 8/35 specific muscle groups and finishes with a well-earned stretch. This Age Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# class is for all fitness levels ages 14 and up. RN Adult T/Th 8:00-8:45am 1/11-2/29 $0/48/96/128 275021-1 Adult T/Th 8:00-8:45am 3/6-4/26 $0/48/96/128 275021-2 Location: REC Center Studio 1 Instructor: See Schedule MIN/MAX: 8/35 CARDIO BLAST Age Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# Adult M,W,F 5:00-6:00am 1/9-3/2 $0/72/144/192 274010-1 An energizing all-cardio class. The format includes a variety of Adult M,W,F 5:00-6:00am 3/5-4/27 $0/72/144/192 274010-2 exercises including circuit training, kickboxing, spin and much Adult M,W,F 8:30-9:30am 1/9-3/2 $0/72/144/192 274011-1 more! RN Adult M,W,F 8:30-9:30am 3/5-4/27 $0/72/144/192 274011-2 Adult M,Th 5:30-6:30pm 1/9-3/1 $0/48/96/128 274012-1 Location: REC Center Studio 1 Adult M,Th 5:30-6:30pm 3/5-4/26 $0/48/96/128 274012-2 Instructor: Kathy Smith MIN/MAX: 8/25 Adult Sa 9:00-10:00am 1/14-3/3 $0/24/48/64 274060-1 Age Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# Adult Sa 9:00-10:00am 3/10-4/28 $0/24/48/64 274060-2 Adult T 9:45-10:45am 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 276050-1 Adult T 9:45-10:45am 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 276050-2 ABSOLUTE ABS This 30 minute class will concentrate on abdominals and lower back. The focus will be on strengthening and sculpting the core. RN f Location: REC Center Studio 2 Instructor: Haether Uchida MIN/MAX: 5/25 •, Age Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# Adult Th 7:30-8:00pm 1/12-3/1 $0/24/48/64 278040-1 Adult Th 7:30-8:00pm 3/8-4/26 $0/24/48/64 278040-2 REC CENTER&® ADMINISTRATION OFFICES R. F 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT QUA AEROBICS Aquatic exercise is one of the most effective and safe ways to et yourself in shape. With rhythmic music in the background, = an instructor will stand on deck and demonstrate various arm, F, J leg and core exercises that can be performed by individuals of all levels of fitness. RN i Location: REC Center Pool Instructor: Beth Stricker, Deb Mohler MIN/MAX: 8/30 Agee Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# Adult M 5:45-6:30am 1/9-2/27 $0/24/48/64 266010-1 Adult M 5:45-6:30am 3/5-4/23 $0/24/48/64 266010-2 Adult M 8:00-8:45am 1/9-2/27 $0/24/48/64 266011-1 Adult M 8:00-8:45am 3/5-4/23 $0/24/48/64 266011-2 CLUB FLEX Adult Tu 8:00-8:45am 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 266020-1 This early morning class is a great start to your day. This class Adult Tu 8:00-8:45am 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 266020-2 combines strength training using dumbbells, resistance bands, and Adult Tu 9:00-9:45am 1/10-2/28 $0/24/48/64 266021-1 exercise balls with a little bit of cardio work. RN Adult Tu 9:00-9:45am 3/6-4/24 $0/24/48/64 266021-2 Adult W 5:45-6:30am 1/11-2/29 $0/24/48/64 266030-1 Location: REC Center Studio 2 Adult W 5:45-6:30am 3/7-4/25 $0/24/48/64 266030-2 Instructor: Beth Stricker MIN/MAX: 8/25 Adult W 8:00-8:45am 1/11-2/29 $0/24/48/64 266031-1 Age Day Time Date PM/BMIR/NR Fee Code# Adult W 8:00-8:45am 3/7-4/25 $0/24/48/64 266031-2 Adult T/Th 5:45-6:30am 1/10-3/1 $0/48/96/128 279020-1 Adult Th 8:00-8:45am 1/12-3/1 $0/24/48/64 266040-1 Adult T/Th 5:45-6:30am 3/6-4/26 $0/48/96/128 279020-2 Adult Th 8:00-8:45am 3/8-4/26 $0/24/48/64 266040-2 Adult Th 9:00-9:45am 1/12-3/1 $0/24/48/64 266041-1 Adult Th 9:00-9:45am 3/8-4/26 $0/24/48/64 266041-2 Adult F 5:45-6:30am 1/13-3/2 $0/24/48/64 266050-1 �_.._ Adult F 5:45-6:30am 3/9-4/27 $0/24/48/64 266050-2 - Adult F 8:00-8:45am 1/13-3/2 $0/24/48/64 266051-1 Adult F 8:00-8:45am 3/9-4/27 $0/24/48/64 266051-2 a i Adult Sa 9:00-9:45am 1/14-3/3 $0/24/48/64 266060-1 Adult Sa 9:00-9:45am 3/10-4/28 $0/24/48/64 266060-2 _ r_J. Private I All private swim lessons are 30 minutes in length. The class is structured r around of start with the basics for beginners, e work on perfecting _ M strokes • strength training with the more advanced The benefits of private swim lessons allows which • advance quicker, • the ability to t • schedule •n around your personal sch'• children • 1 instructor) per • per • REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 •' • • • R. F �r2e , 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 REC CENTER EVENING SWIM LESSONS Held in the Pool by REC Center Staff- MIN/MAX: 3/5 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT DIAPER DIVERS LEVEL 3 SWIM LESSONS Explore the world of water with your child as we use songs and Level 3 focuses on perfecting the skills learned in level 2,by putting games to introduce children to the fundamentals of swimming. In emphasis on the front and back crawl strokes. Your child will also this parent-child class, children will learn the skills of blowing be introduced to rotary breathing, the elementary backstroke, and bubbles, kicking, arm movements, floating, and going underwater! the butterfly and breast stroke kicks. Prerequisites: Child must be RN able to swim 15 yards independently using the front crawl and 15 Ape Day Time Date Mem/R/NR Fee Code# yards independently using the back crawl. RN Adult M,W 4:00-4:30pm 1/2-1/25 $42/54/60 260110-1 Age Day Time Date Mem/R/NR Fee Code# Adult KW 4:00-4:30pm 1/30-2/22 $42/54/60 260110-2 Adult KW 4:30-5:00pm 1/2-1/25 $42/54/60 260115-1 Adult KW 4:00-4:30pm 2/27-3/21 $42/54/60 260110-3 Adult KW 4:30-5:00pm 1/30-2/22 $42/54/60 260115-2 Adult KW 4:00-4:30pm 4/2-4/25 $42/54/60 260110-4 Adult KW 4:30-5:00pm 2/27-3/21 $42/54/60 260115-3 Adult KW 4:30-5:00pm 4/2-4/25 $42/54/60 260115-4 Adult Tu,Th 4:30-5:00pm 1/3-1/26 $42/54/60 260122-1 LEVEL 1 SWIM LESSONS Adult Tu,Th 4:30-5:00pm 1/31-2/23 $42/54/60 260122-2 In level 1,your child will learn how to independently float on his/her Adult Tu,Th 4:30-5:00pm 2/28-3/22 $42/54/60 260122-3 back and front,fully submerge head, kick, and use arm movements Adult Tu,Th 4:30-5:00pm 4/3-4/26 $42/54/60 260122-4 of the front and back crawl. Child must be at least 3.5 to register for level 1 swim lessons. RN Age Da v Time Date Mem/R/NR Fee Code# LEVEL 4-6 SWIM LESSONS Adult KW 5:00-5:30pm 1/2-1/25 $42/54/60 260111-1 In level 4,your child will be swimming the full length of the pool (25 Adult KW 5:00-5:30pm 1/30-2/22 $42/54/60 260111-2 yards)using their front and back crawls. Also new skills such as,the Adult KW 5:00-5:30pm 2/27-3/21 $42/54/60 260111-3 breaststroke, butterfly, side stroke, open turns and flip turns will be Adult KW 5:00-5:30pm 4/2-4/25 $42/54/60 260111-4 introduced. As the child progresses through the level,the distances Adult Tu,Th 5:30-6:00pm 1/3-1/26 $42/54/60 260120-1 will start becoming longer until the child is able to swim 100 yards. Adult Tu,Th 5:30-6:00pm 1/31-2/23 $42/54/60 260120-2 Prerequisites: Child must be able to swim the full length of the pool Adult Tu,Th 5:30-6:00pm 2/28-3/22 $42/54/60 260120-3 (25 yards) on his/her front and back and must be familiar with Adult Tu,Th 5:30-6:00pm 4/3-4/26 $42/54/60 260120-4 rotary breathing. RN Age Day Time Date Mem/R/NR Fee Code# Adult Tu,Th 4:00-4:30pm 1/3-1/26 $42/54/60 260123-1 LEVEL 2 SWIM LESSONS Adult Tu,Th 4:00-4:30pm 1/31-2/23 $42/54/60 260123-2 In level 2,your child will learn the front crawl(freestyle),back stroke Adult Tu,Th 4:00-4:30pm 2/28-3/22 $42/54/60 260123-3 and will be able to perform both for 15 yards independently. Your Adult Tu,Th 4:00-4:30pm 4/3-4/26 $42/54/60 260123-4 child will also learn skills such as,fining and sculling,front and back glides, treading water, and the jelly fish float! Prerequisites: Child must be able to float independently for five seconds on his/her front and back. Child also needs to be familiar with arm and leg movements of the front and back crawls. RN Age Day Time Date Mem/RINR Fee Code# Adult KW 5:30-6:00pm 1/2-1/25 $42/54/60 260113-1 Adult KW 5:30-6:00pm 1/30-2/22 $42/54/60 260113-2 Adult KW 5:30-6:00pm 2/27-3/21 $42/54/60 260113-3 REGISTRATION DATES FOR Adult KW 5:30-6:00pm 4/2-4/25 $42/54/60 260113-4 EVENING SWIM LESSONS Adult Tu,Th 5:00-5:30pm 1/3-1/26 $42/54/60 260121-1 Session 1: 12/19/11 Session 2: 1/25/12 Adult Tu,Th 5:00-5:30pm 1/31-2/23 $42/54/60 260121-2 Session 3: 2/22/12 Session 4:3/21/12 Adult Tu,Th 5:00-5:30pm 2/28-3/22 $42/54/60 260121-3 Adult Tu,Th 5:00-5:30pm 4/3-4/26 $42/54/60 260121-4 Registration for Swim Lessons is taken at the REC Center beginning at 8am by phone or walk-in only. No fax or . REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 1 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION@YORKVILLE.IL.US R, F 202 East Countryside Parkway I Yorkville, Illinois 1 630.553.2582 YORKVILLE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT WINTER/SPRING SCHEDULE We ask that • e be out of •o 1 before closing to allow staff to close the pool. TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY S:00 M Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics 5:45am 266010 Lap Swim 266030 Lap Swim 266050 6:30-8:00am Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim 7am Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics 8:OOam 2666011 266020 266031 266040 266051 Lap Swim Lap Swim Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics 9:00am Lap Swim 266021 Lap Swim 266041 Lap Swim 266060 Lap Swim 9:45am-12:00pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Family Swim Family Swim 12:00-2:45pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Family Swim 2:45-4:00pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim 4:00-5:30pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Family Swim 5:30pm Lessons/ Lessons/ Lessons/ Lessons/ Family Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lessons/ Lessons/ Lessons/ 6:30 7:15pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Family Swim • 1 7:30-8:45pm Lap Swim Lessons/ Lap Swim Lessons/ Family Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim • , ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 •• • • •• .-e'1... .e., M 11r re 'v -, - - - uC# r � Par Aer- *s Plan fima Pr-esGhoo r Mir oL vt� WJ- :: , 4F w I lw rte► m REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION . - CRAFTS, ACTIVITIES AND MORE! - READY, SET, GO! LAND OF BUTTERFLIES 2-3 YEAR OLD PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Flutter on by for this class and join us as we read about these beautiful creatures and do related activities and crafts!! SR Are you signing up your child for preschool next year? This program is designed to introduce your child to the Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) daily and weekly routine of preschool. Each week will Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN/MAX: 4/10 include curriculum that is based on our Parker's Playtime Ages may Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Preschool program but adapted to meet the needs of this 2-4 F 9:30-10:15am 3/2-3/23 $35/40 217103-1 age group. The program runs two days a week, like most preschool programs, but only half of the time. SR CONSTRUCTION ZONE Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) Are your kids fascinated with big trucks, BIG tractors, and F Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN/MAX: 5/10 even BIGGER buildings? Give them a chance to create their Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# own building, make crafts, and read stories about their 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15am 1/4-2/1 $85/100 233100-1 favorite machines.Get your helmet on and get ready for some 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15am 2/6-2/29* $75/90 233100-2 fun! SR 02-3 M,W 9:00-10:15am 3/5-3/21 $65/80 233100-3 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15am 4/2-4/25 $85/100 233100-4 *NO CLASS 1/16,2/20 Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# FRIDAY FUN 2-4 F 10:30-11:15am 3/2-3/23 $35/40 217104-1 Finish your week with some fun! This is a semi-structured class were kids will be able to play with playdough, FARM ANIMALS fingerpaints, chalk and much more! It's a great way for Old McDonald had a farm and he's inviting you to visit! In this children to interact with each other. SR class, children will learn all about different farm animals and the sounds they make through various crafts and activities. Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) SR Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages may Time Date R NR Fee Code# Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) 2-3 F 9:30-10:15am 1/27-2/17 $35/40 217100-1 Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN/MAX: 4/10 3-5 F 10:30-11:15am 4/13-5/4 $35/40 217211-1 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 2-3 F 9:30-10:15am 4/13-5/4 $35/40 217106-1 TERRIFIC TUESDAYS Take a break from the weekly routine and get crazy with WINTER WONDERLAND Terrific Tuesdays! In this semi-structured class kids will be Celebrate the Winter weather in the warmth of the able to get their hands dirty with paints, chalk, playdough, indoors!! Your child will participate in a variety of crafts, and more! And the best part-the mess stays with us! Please activities, books, and more while learning about Winter in wear clothes that are able to get dirty. SR a fun and exciting way! SR Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Instructor: Jennifer Schlachter MIN/MAX: 4/10 Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 4/10 2-3 Tu 9:30-10:15am 2/28-3/20 $35/40 217102-1 Ages Day Time Date JNR Fee Code# 3-5 M 4:00-4:45pm 1/23-2/13 $35/40 217200-1 ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 . • • • - CRAFTS, ACTIVITIES AND MORE! - WILD AND CRAZY ANIMALS BROTHERS AND SISTERS Has your child ever asked about an Anteater, Armadillo, Sibling Rivalry!? Not in this class! This class is designed Blowfish, or other animals?! This class will teach children all specifically for siblings to enjoy spending time together while about unique animals around the world. Each week will focus playing a variety of games and activities! SR on a different environment such as the Forest, Jungle, Dessert, and Ocean through books, crafts, and activities! Be Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) sure to sign up for this class because it will make your child Instructor:Jennifer Schlachter MIN/MAX: 5/20 smarter than the average bear! SR Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 2-5 Tu 9:30-10:15am 1/31 $10/12 217205-1 Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 4/10 PRINCESS TEA PARTY Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 M 5:00-5:45pm 1/23-2/6 $28/33 217201-1 Your little Princess will enjoy a tea party along with their favorite doll and other princesses! After the tea party, they will engage in games COOKING FOR KIDS and a craft. Princesses should dress up in their This is a great class for the inspiring chef! Each week the favorite dress or outfit! SR teacher and children will contribute ingredients, read a recipe, and then work together to make a delicious treat. Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) Please let us know if you have any allergies. SR Instructor:Jennifer Schlachter MIN/MAX: 5/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) 3-5 Tu 9:30-10:15am 2/14 $10/12 217206-1 Instructor:Jennifer Schlachter MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 Tu 10:30-11:15am 1/24-2/14 $35/40 217203-1 WEIRD SCIENCE This program will be perfect for the child who loves science. TRAIN DAYS We will be experimenting with different ingredients to see what happens when they are mixed together, shaken, or All Aboard!! This adventurous class will teach your child the heated up! Each child will receive instructions for each world of trains. We will be making crafts, playing games, and experiment so they can continue the fun at home! This class tasting some special treats. This is a chance for your little could get messy, so please wear appropriate clothing. SR one to interact with other children the same age. Choo, choo, choose this class!! SR I- � __ _ Location: North Preschool (REC Center) AWA Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 4/10 Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN f M4/_1Q, 3-5 M 4:00-4:45pm 2/27-3/19 $35/40 217207-1 Ages a Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 M 5:00-5:45pm 4/16-4/30 $28/33 217207-2 3-5 F 10:30-11:15am 1/27-2/17 $35/40 217204-1 All letters should be addressed • Santa •Yorkville Recreation Department 202 E.Countryside Yorkville,zetterE to 'banta Deadline is 60560 Wednesday, AFTER SANTA HAS READ THE LETTER, YOU WILL RECEIVE A RESPONSE BY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2011. PLEASE INCLUDE GENDER AND AGE. mI ADMINISTRATION • • • • - - CRAFTS, ACTIVITIES AND MORE! - DINOSAUR DAY LAND OF FAIRY TALES Learn about the world of Dinosaurs and Bugs! Children Come to this class and be ready to have fun with some of your will be making crafts, playing games, and reading a book - favorite fairy tale characters such as Jack and the Beanstalk, while interacting with their peers! SR Peter Pan, and the Seven Dwarfs! We will read, and then make crafts to go with these fun stories. Each child will make Location: South their very own fairy tale to share with their family and friends! Location (201 W. SR '�• Hydraulic St.) " Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Instructor:Jennifer Schlachter Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages:3-5 MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Tuesday,3/6 3-5 M 5:00-5:45pm 2/27-3/12 $28/33 217212-1 10:30-11:15am $10/12 217208-1 PARENT/CHILD CUDDLE BEARS This awesome new class is perfect for the younger child ages MOOVIN' & GROOVIN' 2-8. Join us in making the cutest bear you have ever seen! This class is based around music and dance! Your little one First we will stuff your new friend,wish upon a star, and think will be able to dance their hearts out while listening and of a unique name to place on his/her birth certificate. After singing to different songs. Participants will also experience our new bear comes to life you will be designing a special playing and listening to various instruments. This is a parent t-shirt and soft cuddly blanket to carry your best friend home participation class. SR in. This class is simply adorable and is the perfect way for mom or dad to enjoy quality time with their child. SR Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) Instructor:Jennifer Schlachter MIN/MAX: 5/10 Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St) Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Instructor: Ultimate Classes and Parties MIN/MAX: 10/25 3-5 Tu 10:30-11:15am 3/20 $10/12 217209-1 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 2-8 M 1:00-2:00pm 1/16 $37/42 228701-1 (1 st Child) SPRING GARDENING $25/30 The best way to reach children, and show them the magic a (Add'I Siblings) garden holds is to let them grow their own! We will engage all of their senses and have activities both fun and hands on. Be sure to wear old clothes because they will get dirty. SR Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 M 4:00-4:45pm 4/9-4/30 $35/40 217210-1 REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION@YORKVILLE.IL.US — ENERGY RELEASE — LITTLE TUMBLERS LET'S PLAY BALL! Children will be introduced to a variety of tumbling activities In this class children will be introduced to age appropriate and equipment. We will also have fun stretching like our games involving balls! We will be rolling, bouncing, passing, favorite animals, while gaining self confidence and becoming and chasing balls in stations and obsticle courses! This is a more aware of our own physical abilities. We will also include parent participation class for the 2-3 year old session. SR working on gross motor skills, coordination, and flexibility through interaction with our peers in a group setting. Location: REC Center Small Gym Children should come dressed in clothing that is easy to Instructor: Louise Biegalski (Th)/Jennifer Schlachter(Tu) move around in. SR MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Location: REC Center Small Gym 2-3 Th 4:30-5:15pm 3/1-3/22 $30/35 218102-1 Instructor: Louise Biegalski (Th)/Jennifer Schlachter (Tu) 2-3 Tu 10:30-11:15am 4/24 $10/12 218102-2 MIN/MAX: 4/10 3-5 Th 5:30-6:15pm 3/1-3/22 $30/35 218202-1 Ages Pay Time Date Ill Fee Code# 2-3 Th 4:30-5:15pm 1/26-2/16 $30/35 218100-1 SHAKE, WIGGLE & GIGGLE 3-5 Th 5:30-6:15pm 1/26-2/16 $30/35 218200-1 We will be balancing on beams, riding scooters, rolling and 3-5 Tu 10:30-11:15am 4/10 $10/12 218200-2 jumping on mats, dancing and singing, and of course, Shake, Wiggling, and Giggling!! This is the perfect way for children to SHORT SPORTS use a lot of energy! This is a parent participation class. SR In this class children will be introduced to age appropriate basics of a variety of sports including basketball, soccer, Location: REC Center Small Gym football, and volleyball. Children should wear comfortable Instructor: Jennifer Schlachter MIN/MAX: 4/10 clothing and gym shoes. SR Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 2-3 Tu 9:30-10:15am 4/3-4/24 $30/35 217105-1 Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date Ill Fee Code# 2-3 Th 4:30-5:15pm 4/5-4/26 $30/35 218101-1 3-5 Th 5:30-6:15pm 4/5-4/26 $30/35 218201-1 RECYCLE IN THE PARKS AdL i. YIF Please reduce waste at 7 Parks and Recreation facilities d' G,t by recycling your plastic,glassy bottles and cans in the green recycling containers.^: REC CENTER&® ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 • • • • - HOLIDAY CLASSES - Feel the love in the air this Valentine's Day! Children will create Valentine's Day cards, crafts to decorate the house, and even a sweet treat! SR Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 5/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 M 5:00-6:00pm 2/13 $10/12 219201-1 v o � v o a LUCK OF THE IRISH A VERY Celebrate this St. Patrick's Day by BUNNY DAY creating crafts, playing games, and making a "lucky charm" treat! Your little Leprechaun will have a Sham-Rockin' good time! SR di N Location: North Preschool (REC Center) 16 N Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 5/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Hop into this class and celebrate Easter!! Children will be 3-5 M 5:00-6:00pm 3/19 $10112 219202-1 creating bunny crafts, decorating Easter eggs, and participating in fun activities!! SR Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Instructor: Louise Biegalski MIN/MAX: 5/10 Ages Pay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-5 M 5:00-6:00pm 4/9 $10/12 219203-1 ADMINISTRATION REC CINTIR& OFFICIES 630.553.2582 • • Y � =A GUITAR I TOT ROCK This course introduces each student to all the basics of It's music and fun rolled into one! Tot Rock is an playing guitar, in order to set a solid foundation for the future introductory music class with a large sensory component. Rockers'they will become! Students will learn the parts of the Each week we will use rhythm instruments like maracas and guitar, basic chords and songs, basic sight reading and more tambourines, play with props like a parachute and beanbags, in a fun filled atmosphere where they can succeed! and explore sensory items like bubbles and feathers. In Location: YIS Band Room addition to improving your tot's newly acquired motor skills, Instructor: TD Clark MIN/MAX: 5/10 each class provides structured and unstructured time to A encourage socialization and stimulate your tot. Sign up for all Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 7-12 w 4:00-5:00pm 1/11-2/29 $140/145 216400-1 sessions as the curriculum does not repeat. Sing,dance,and 7-12 w 4:00-5:00pm 3/7-5/2' $140/145 216400-2 play the Tot Rock way! SR *NO CLASS 3/28 Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: Rock `n' Kids MIN/MAX: 4/12 GUITAR 11 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Continuing on with what students have learned in Guitar I, 1-2 Th 9:15-9:55am 1/26-3/15 $70/75 216000-1 1-2 Th 9:15-9:55am 4/12-5/31 $70/75 216000-2 students will learn more chords, songs, sight reading skills, and are introduced to playing accompaniment parts with the instructor. They will also begin to play along with a KID ROCK metronome to insure solid rhythm playing. Clap your hands and tap your toes; here at Kid Rock anything Location: YIS Band Room goes! Each week we will use our imaginations while singing Instructor: TD Clark MIN/MAX: 5/10 songs, dancing to the beat, playing with rhythm instruments Ades Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# and props, and practicing fine and large motor skills. Our 7-12 w 6:00-7:00pm 1/11-2/29 $140/145 216401-1 unique curriculum incorporates various learning styles while 7-12 w 6:00-7:00pm 3/7-5/2* $140/145 216401-2 combining play with music, enhancing listening skills and `NO CLASS 3/28 promoting socialization. Parents participate in the Kid Rock I; Kid Rock II is without parent participation to encourage GUITAR BOOTCAM P independence. Sign up for all sessions as the curriculum does not repeat. It's fun and learning that can't be beat!! SR Students hit the ground running learning all the basics: parts of the guitar, how to strum, hold the pick, notes on the guitar, Location: REC Center Small Gym chords, basic scales and popular songs to get them playing Instructor: Rock 'n' Kids MIN/MAX: 4/12 on their own and jamming with their friends quickly. SR Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 20-36moTh 10:00-10:40am 1/26-3/15 $70/75 216001-1 Location: YIS Band Room 20-36moTh 10:00-10:40am 4/12-5/31 $70/75 216001-2 Instructor: TD Clark MIN/MAX: 5/10 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 13-18 w 6:00-7:00pm 1/11-2/29 $140/145 216500-1 13-18 w 6:00-7:00pm 3/7-5/2* $140/145 216500-2 *NO CLASS 3/28 MOV-C V"LAt)(C,, CAk)t)C5 OVl V C�-t C REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 1 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION @YOR KVI LLE.I L.IJ S • r" KINDERMUSIK ABC MUSIC AND ME FAMILY - 5 This class provides a delightful environment for Family time together with babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten age children with their parents or caregivers. Offering parents and caregivers a place to create special KID ROCK II memories with their children, gain new insights into development, and nurture a natural love of music in their Clap your hands and tap your toes; here at Kid Rock anything family. Through a unique blend of multi-age activities that goes! Each week we will use our imaginations while singing include creative movement,vocal play,object and instrument songs, dancing to the beat, playing with rhythm instruments exploration, and a colorful literature component, all families and props, and practicing fine and large motor skills. Our will enjoy these activities!! unique curriculum incorporates various learning styles while combining play with music, enhancing listening skills and *Each month features a new theme and focus (Home promoting socialization. Kid Rock II is without parent Materials Include: CD, Story, Magazine, and every other participation to encourage independence. Sign up for all month, an Instrument.) SR sessions as the curriculum does not repeat. It's fun and Location: North Preschool (REC Center) learning that can't be beat!! SR Instructor: Kindermusik MIN/MAX: 4/12 Location: REC Center Small Gym Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Rock 'n' Kids MIN/MAX: 4/12 0-6 Sa 11:15-12:00pm 1/7-1/28 $60/65 216900-1 0-6 Sa 11:15-12:00pm 2/4-2/25 $60/65 216900-2 Ages Pay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 0-6 Sa 11:15-12:00pm 3/3-3/24 $60/65 216900-3 3-4 Th 10:45-11:25am 1/26-3/15 $70/75 216100-1 0-6 Sa 11:15-12:00pm 4/7-4/28 $60/65 216900-4 3-4 Th 10:45-11:25am 4/12-5/31 $70/75 216100-2 KENDALLPRINTING SERVIE PR PRINTER' err of course we can 630-563-9206 Toll Free 866-553-9200 www.kendall-printing.COm 175 E.Veterans Parkway E-mail.ofcoursewecan @shcglobal_net {Route 34y•Yorkville Serving Yorkville and surrounding Full Color Digital Capabilities areas for more than 25 years. a1 Photocopy and Fax Service 24-Hour turn-around with '' camera-ready artwork 4 Friend knowledgeable Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5.00 p.m. stalhto serve you Accepting all Major Credit Cards REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 1 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM E-MAIL RECREATION@YORKVILLEALUS LET'S SPEAK SPANISH JR. ENGINEERING II Sobre ninos y aprender a hablar espanol! In this eight week This class will introduce students to basic engineering in a class kids will be introduced to the language of Spanish. slightly higher complexity using gears and motors using Greetings, counting numbers, colors,food, animals and body unique LEGO kits. Students will work together in pairs to parts will be taught through songs, games and stories. Nos work on basic engineering principles, gears and gear ratios, vemos alli! SR simple machines, forces in motion, problem solving, and communication skills. This class is definitely a must for Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) students who enjoyed Jr. Engineering I; however, it is not Instructor: Belem Werderich MIN/MAX: 4/10 required to take Jr. Engineering ll. All registrations must be Ades Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# received three weeks before the class is scheduled to begin 3-5 M 4:30-5:15pm 1/9-3/12* $85/100 220100-1 (February 1). SR 6-8 M 5:30-6:30pm 1/9-3/12* $100/115 220200-1 *NO CLASS 1/16,2/27 Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: All About Learning MIN/MAX: 12/20 MAGIC CLASS Grades Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Children are guaranteed to have 1-3 w 4:30-6:30pm 2/22-3/14 $100/105 234300-1 a great time as they learn a collection of fascinating and COLLISION CARS mesmerizing tricks from the "Magic Team of Gary Kantor"' This is a new class where students will use unique LEGO kits Amaze family and friends with to build a variety of battling machines. This is a class of '� exploration, problem solving, and risk-taking with a goal of tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more. learning and experimenting with how machines work and While the tricks may appear '^ compete. Students will work in pairs while learning basic engineering principles, gearing and gear ratios, electric difficult, you'll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided, and each child motors and energy, friction, forces, motion, and receives a magic kit to take home. Children are grouped by aerodynamics. All registrations must be in at least three R weeks before the class is scheduled to begin (February 1). S age and always learn tricks that are age-appropriate. Additionally, you can sign up for this class again and again since brand new tricks are always taught at each session! SR Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: All About Learning MIN/MAX: 12/16 Location: North Preschool (REC Center) Grades Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Instructor: Gary Kantor MIN/MAX: 5/30 4-8 w 6:45-8:45pm 2/22-3/14 $100/105 234400-1 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code* 5-12 Th 5:00-5:55pm 2/23 $20/25 220300-1 NO 1.4 _ v A mADMINISTRATION • . • • LITTLE MISS MANNERS CHOCOLATE LOVERS DREAM Little Miss Manners teaches young girls the importance of a Do you love all types of chocolate?! Are good first impression. They will learn to develop their social you creative? If so,this class is perfect skills and self confidence along with how to write a thank you for you! We will start with pretzels and note, make introductions, and polite telephone manners. melted sweet chocolates in different Lesson will also include restaurant and table manners as well varieties. After dipping our pretzels,the as good posture and sitting in a ladylike manner. This decorating will begin! We will then frost program concludes with a dinner at Olive Garden where the and decorate brownies. Each child will girls can practice their newly learned dining skills. (Dinner is receive a large tray for all their yummy included in class cost). SR creations. You will go home with plenty to share with the family and friends. All Location: North Preschool (REC Center) toppings and supplies will be included. Instructor: Patricia Ray MIN/MAX: 7/15 Dress for a mess and don't miss this Grades Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# awesome new class! SR 1-5 M 6:00-7:00pm 1/30-2/20 $52/57 220301-1 Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) Instructor: Ultimate Classes and Parties MANNERS...AND MORE! MIN/MAX: 10/50 This class is designed to help young ladies to develop self Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# esteem and boost self confidence. Patricia Ray will instruct 3-12 M 1:00-2:00pm 2/20 $35/40(1st Child) 228702-1 participants in the proper technique of skincare and makeup $23/28(Add'I Sibling) application, appropriate for their age. They will also learn restaurant and table manners, telephone etiquette, how to write a thank you note,and make introductions. Students will MOTHER/DAUGHTER SPRING UPDO'S also learn and discuss wardrobe dos and don'ts,grooming,as Mom, bring your daughter to this amazing class and learn the well as learning the importance of good posture to create a skills in order to create a variety of simple updo's and braid! positive first impression. Please bring a notebook and pen to Forget going to the beauty shop every time she needs her hair class. SR done for dance, cheer, gymnastics, or other school play. A variety of styles will be taught to accommodate different age Location: North Preschool (REC Center) groups. Each girl will choose from a sparkly collection of clips Instructor: Patricia Ray MIN/MAX: 7/15 and glitters to polish off their new look. Goodie bags are Grades Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# included!! SR 6-10 M 7:15-8:15pm 1/30-2/20 $45/50 220500-1 Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) Instructor: Ultimate Classes and Parties MIN/MAX: 8/25 Ages Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 4-12 Sa 10:00-11:10am 3/10 $43/48(1 st Child) 228703-1 $21/26(Add'I Child) REC CENTER& ! i' ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 . • • SPRING BREAK HITTING CLINIC SPRING FEVER CAMP The Yorkville Recreation Department is offering a three- day Get out of the winter-mode and get ready for the warmer baseball and softball hitting camp for players in grade 3 - 8 weather of the Spring and Summer! Kids will be entertained during the week of Spring Break! The camp is conducted by throughout their Spring Break with various activities, crafts, the Chicago White Sox Associate Scout and hitting specialist, and games. They will also create their own snack each day. Lin Dailey. Participants need to bring their own bats. SR SR Location: REC Center Small Gym Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) Instructor: Lin Dailey MIN/MAX: 5/15 Instructor: Rhiann Harmon MIN/MAX: 4/16 Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-5 Tu,W,Th 10:00-11:00am 3/27-3/29 $50/50 204300-1 1-3 M,W,F 9:00-11:00am 3/26-3/30 $60/70 219204-1 6-8 Tu,W,Th 11:15-12:15pm 3/27-3/29 $50/50 204400-1 SPRING BREAK CAMP LET'S TEAM UP! If you don't have travel plans for this Spring Break, no "Dodge, dive, dip, duck, and dodge" during your spring break worries! The Yorkville Recreation Department and Ultimate while playing a variety of sports and games! Some of the Classes and Parties will keep your child entertained! This is a games will include Dodgeball, Kickball, Capture the Flag, three-day camp that provides a different theme each day! Knockout, Tag, and so much more! This program will The first day, children will create their own bunny with a birth encourage positive communication, team building skills, and certificate and collar. Children will then accessorize their physical coordination while having fun with peers. Due to the room with several items including a dream catcher! Camp popularity, this program has expanded into two sessions! will end with preparing for the sunny weather. Children will Boys and girls in 1 st and 2nd grade will meet on Tuesday and create their own sun visor and t-shirt! SR Thursday while boys and girls in 3rd and 4th grade meet on Monday and Wednesday. Participants are expected to bring Location: South Location (201 W. Hydraulic St.) their own sack lunch and water bottle. SR Instructor: Ultimate Classes and Parties MIN/MAX: 12/25 Location: Yorkville Intermediate School Gym Awe Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 8/24 5-12 Tu,W,Th 1:00-2:00pm 3/27-3/29 $85/90 228704-1 Grade Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 1-2 Tu,Th 10:00-1:OOP 3/27-3/29 $15/18 219200-1 3-4 M,W 10:00-1:OOP 3/26-3/28 $15/18 219300-1 THE PARKS DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE YOUR HELP IN PROVIDING WE LOVE PARENTS,but with your A SAFE AND ENJOYABLE child's best interests in mind, we ask ENVIRONMENT. PLEASE USE that parents do not remain in class or bring other children into class, PLAYGROUND E Q U I P M E N T as they may interrupt participant's attention and inhibit peer socialization. PROPERLY AND REPORT ANY Some of our classes allow observation and VANDALISM TO THE YO R KVI LLE even parent participation during the last POLICE DEPARTMENT class.Contact your instructor for detailed information. AT 630-553-4340. m REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION . $20.00 Annual Family Registration Member Fee applies for new students. Call 630-553-DANCe (3262)for information and to register for classes. Winter Registration will be the week of January 9-14, 2012. If you miss registration, please call the academy at(630) 553-3262. Registration will continue after 1/15/12, providing there are still openings in the classes. We prefer you come into the academy to register, as walk in registrations do take priority. However, if you cannot come in,we do take registrations over the phone with a Visa or Mastercard. The phone lines are very busy during registration,so please leave your name and a phone number to reach you at and we will return your call. Registration Days and Times: January 9-14 (Monday through Thursday) from 4-7pm, and Saturday from 9am-noon. Winter classes begin the week of January 16, 2012 and run through March 24, 2012 (10 weeks). **All Classes listed are Non-Recital Classes (they do NOT participate in the annual Spring Performance).** TWO MUCH FUN TAPPIN' TOTS In this special class just for two-year-olds beginning dance Shuffle to hop, shuffle ball change, and your little one will be will be taught to fun, energetic music. This class will also learning the basics of tap! Girls should wear a pink leotard, focus on large motor skills, learning to take turns and pink tights,and black tie tap shoes. Boys should wear a white following simple instructions. Your two-year-old will love t-shirt and black shorts or jazz pants with black junior tap dancing in our warm,friendly environment. Girls should wear shoes. All items are available for purchase at the academy. a pink leotard, pink tights,and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear black shorts, a white T-shirt, and black leather Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance ballet shoes. Instructor: Trina Monken MIN/MAX: 4/8 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance 3-4 W 10:30-11:00am 1/18-3/21 $80/80 Instructor: Michelle Sheehan (Tu), Trina Monken (W) & Candi Morris (Sa) MIN/MAX: 4/6 TUMBLE RHYTHM Age Day Time Date R NR Fee 2-3 T 4:15-4:45pm 1/17-3/20 $80/80 This C18SS WIII include half ballet instruction and also 2-3 W 9:30-10:30am 1/18-3/21 $80/80 introduce jazz. Basic skills are taught using fun music, props, 2-3 Sa 11:00-11:30am 1/21-3/24 $80/80 and themes. Girls should wear a pink leotard, pink tights, and pink leather ballet shoes Boys should wear a white T-shirt, CREATIVE DANCE black jazz pants, black ballet shoes, and black jazz shoes. All This is a basic introduction to dance class. Your little one will items are available at the academy. love to plie, passe and eschappe with fun props and themes. Girls should wear a pink leotard, pink tights, and pink leather Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance ballet shoes. Boys should wear a white T-shirt, black Instructor: Candi Morris (W) & Renee Porter (Sa) shorts/pant, and black ballet shoes. Must be toilet trained. MIN/MAX: 4/8 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance 4-6 W 4:30-5:00pm 1/18-3/21 $80/80 Instructor: Trina Monken (W), Brianna Corrigan (W) & 4-6 Sa 9:00-9:30am 1/21-3/24 $80/80 Kristen Humbers (Sa) MIN/MAX: 5/8 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Star's full schedule on their 3-4 W 10:00-10:30am 1/18-3/21 $80/80 3-4 W 3:45-4:15pm 1/18-3/21 $80/80 website at www.goldstaracademy.com.1 3-4 Sa 12:15-12:45pm 1/21-3/24 $80/80 ADMINISTRATION • . • • . m EXPLORE DANCE DANCE TECH Students will start this class with an extensive warm-up then Are you part of a high school Dance/Pom team or are you in move on to basic tumbling/acrobatic skills such as Junior High and desire to be on the high school Dance/Pom cartwheels, forward rolls, straddle rolls, handstands, team? Then prepare NOW for your goals by signing up for backbends, and splits. Girls should wear a leotard, no tights. Dance Tech! Learning proper form and developing technique Boys should wear a T-shirt and form fitting shorts. Gymnastic in dance takes time and dedication. This class will focus on shoes are required and may be purchased at the academy. proper arm and leg placement, turns, leaps, and jazz technique in dance routines. You will be a better dancer and Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance be well prepared for the Spring Dance Team/Pom auditions! Instructor: Trina Monken MIN/MAX: 5/12 Students should wear a black leotard, dance shorts or pants, Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee tan tights, and black jazz shoes. All items are available for 5-7 M 5:45-6:30pm 1/16-3/19 $110/110 purchase at the academy. SR Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance JAZZ/HIP HOP Instructor: Kerri Galas MIN/MAX: 5/14 Learn to dance like your favorite "pop", hip hop singer in this AFe Day Time Date R NR Fee hip-hop funk, all out jazz it up class! Students will focus on 11-18 M 7:45-9:00pm 1/16-3/19 $170/170 learning jazz technique that will improve their form during the hip-hop portion of the class. Students must be the minimum TEEN HIP HOP age by the first day of class. Students should wear a t-shirt or leotard with jazz pants or shorts. Black jazz or hip hop shoes Wish you would have signed up for dance classes when you required. All items are available to purchase at the academy. were younger? Here is a beginning Hip Hop class just for our TE older beginners and intermediate students! Students should wear a comfortable t-shirt and workout pants (no jeans) with Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance jazz shoes or clean gym shoes. All items are available for Instructor: Kristen Humbers MIN/MAX: 5/14 purchase at the academy. Awe Day Time Date R NR Fee 7-12 T 5:30-6:30pm 1/17-3/20 $140/140 Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance Instructor: Brianna Corrigan MIN/MAX: 5/12 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee TUMBLING FOR CHEERLEADERS 11-18 w 7:15-8:00p 1/18-3/21 $110/110 Calling all Cheerleaders! Do you want to improve your tumbling skills? Finally connect that round off with a back handspring or get that standing tuck? If so, this class is for you! We will work with you to succeed and tumble safely. This class is designed for cheerleaders aged 8-14 and focuses solely on tumbling skills with emphasis on proper technique and skill development. All skill levels welcome! Class size is limited. Students should wear a form fitting t-shirt and shorts. SR Location: Gold Star Academy of Dance CALL GOLD STAR ACADEMY TO Instructor: Renee Porter MIN/MAX: 5/12 Awe Day Time Date R NR Fee REGISTER AT 630-553-3262 8-14 Sa 9:30-10:30am 1/21-3/24 $140/140 ADMINISTRATION • . • • EL 04��' A PARENT/TOT WORKOUT Kendall • • • Body - - • This class is designed for the adults to get a good workout, YORKVILLE yes parents you will sweat,while incorporating fun activities �/CARSTAM for the children. We stretch, rotate through 6 exercise } �oueNly Collision Service stations utilizing exercies balls and lots of creative techniques ter ,"'u 74,Y *'° to build strength and flexibility, and then finish with some real 228 Route 34 Yorkville,IL quick yoga. Most routines are easy to replicate at home to encourage family fun with continued fitness, and a new sit up (630) 553.6564 CARSTAR.CDm is featured every week. SR Award Winning Locally Owned Customer Satisfaction And Operated Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: Michele Allen MIN/MAX: 6/12 M—e may Time Date R NR Fee Code# ALL STAR TUMBLE 1 0-2 F 9:15-9:45am 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229000-1 This class is a great introductory program to the sport of 0-2 F 9:15-9:45am 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229000-2 gymnastics. Little people will have big fun improving large 0-2 F 9:15-9:45am 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229000-3 motor skills and self confidence. Classes will start with PARENT/TOT TUMBLE stretching and conditioning to develop coordination and muscle memory. Colorful mats help us learn rolls and limbers This class will incorporate group work, individual challenges, and encourage exciting movement activities. Skill sets repetition, and new activities. Children will develop balance increase with games, jumps, and cartwheels. Periodic and coordination while improving gross motor skills with rolls, balance beam and springboard work will enhance this total jumps, and obstacle courses. Together we stretch and play body adventure! SR in a fun and structured environment. Periodic balance beam and springboard work will enhance this total body adventure. Location: REC Center Small Gym SR Instructor: Michele Allen MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Location: REC Center Small Gym 3-5 F 10:45-11:30am 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229113-1 Instructor: Michele Allen MK/MAX: 6/12 3-5 F 10:45-11:30am 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229113-2 A Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 F 10:45-11:30am 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229113-3 2-3 F 10:00-10:45am 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229013-1 2-3 F 10:00-10:45am 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229013-2 2-3 F 10:00-10:45am 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229013-3 ALL STAR TUMBLE 11 This is the next stop in our Tumble program! We progress with back bends, walkovers, leaps and more! Rolls on beam and increased springboard work will add to our new skills. Our strength and flexibility will improve with fun group activities, while we also begin to develop personal goals. Of A" course fun will remain our focus! Participants need to have R, 0 completed 2 Level I classes with Coach Michele to move on to Level II. SR Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: Michele Allen MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 4-6 F 3:30-4:15pm 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229213-1 4-6 F 3:30-4:15pm 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229213-2 • 4-6 F 3:30-4:15pm 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229213-3 N NEXT PAGE MORE CLASSES REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION@YORKVILLE.IL.US EL 04��, A ALL STAR CHEER TEAM ALL STAR SPIRIT TEAM We've Got The Spirit! These super fun, energy charged CHEER and DANCE your way to Fun and Spirit! The best of classes will have your athletes cheering! Jumps, kicks, and cheer and dance combined to make the best program ever! proper cheer body motions will improve flexibility and We will work on jumps, motions, appropriate stunting, and a coordination. Appropriate stunting and a good variety of good variety of cheers to improve strength and group cheers that change each session develop strength and participation. We will use fast, fun, and kid friendly tunes! endurance, while group participation, pom usage, and sign Endurance, memory, and confidence increase with our making complete a realistic Cheer Team experience that important dance skills, kick lines, and group pom work. prepares us for our Parent/Sibling Pep Rally! SR Throughout the session, students will prepare for the Location: REC Center Small Gym Parent/Sibling Pep Rally! SR Instructor: Michele Allen MIN/MAX: 6/12 Location: REC Center Small Gym Age may Time Date R NR Fee Code# Instructor: Michele Allen MIN/MAX: 6/12 3-5 F 12:00-12:45pm 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229114-1 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-5 F 12:00-12:45pm 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229114-2 6-8 F 5:15-6:15pm 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229314-1 3-5 F 12:00-12:45pm 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229114-3 6-8 F 5:15-6:15pm 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229314-2 6-8 F 5:15-6:15pm 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229314-3 ALL STAR DANCE TEAM These classes are total body fun that really develops important dance skills like leaps, turns, and flexibility. Endurance, memory, and confidence increase with each PARK RULES & REGULATIONS session's new choreographed routines to fast, fun, and kid friendly tunes! A variety of kick lines, cool moves, and group Parks open at dawn and close pompon work amplify the talents necessary to be a Dance at dusk unless otherwise posted. Team member ready to perform at our Parent/Sibling Pep Rally!! SR Alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs are prohibited. Location: REC Center Small Gym Park in designated areas. Instructor: Michele Allen MIN/MAX: 6/12 Please obey all posted signs. AAe Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# No overnight parking allowed. 4-6 F 4:30-5:15pm 1/6-2/3 $50/55 229215-1 4-6 F 4:30-5:15pm 2/17-3/16 $50/55 229215-2 Motorized vehicles permitted on roads only. 4-6 F 4:30-5:15pm 4/13-5/25 $69/74 229215-3 Leashes and cleanup required of all pets. r. No pets allowed on athletic fields/ courts or playgrounds. Bicycles prohibited on athletic fields/courts. Snowmobiles are not allowed on park property or athletic fields. _ Golf P rohibited on playing fields.A ._- No skateboarding in parks or in x. areas not designated for skateboards. No grilling. REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION • • =A ALL STAR PARENT/TOT ALL STAR JR. BASKETBALL This program gives you and your child an opportunity to bond This program will introduce your children to the game of and have fun together while learning a variety of sports. This basketball whether they are beginners, or all-stars needing class is great for simple motor skills such as catching, instruction to get to the next level. Basic skills of dribbling, throwing, batting, shooting, passing, and anything that passing, shooting, and defense will be taught. Games will involves hand-eye coordination. Parents participate with the also be played to show the importance of teamwork in game child as we play soccer, t-ball, and many other sports. SR situations. SR Location: REC Center Small Gym Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age may Time Date R NR Fee Code# Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 2-3 Sa 9:00-9:45am 1/7-2/4 $51/56 230000-1 3-4 Sa 11:45-12:30pm 1/7-2/4 $51/56 230102-1 2-3 Sa 9:00-9:45am 2/18-3/17 $51/56 230000-2 3-4 Sa 11:45-12:30pm 2/18-3/17 $51/56 230102-2 2-3 Sa 9:00-9:45am 4-/7-5/19 $69/74 230000-3 3-4 Tu 4:00-4:45pm 2/21-3/20 $51/56 230102-3 2-3 Tu 4:00-4:45pm 1110-217 $51/56 230000-4 4-6 Sa 12:30-1:30pm 1/7-2/4 $51/56 230202-1 2-3 Tu 4:00-4:45pm 4/10-5/22 $69/74 230000-5 4-6 Tu 5:30-6:30pm 1110-217 $51/56 230202-2 ALL STAR SUPER SPORT 4-6 Sa 12:30-1:30pm 2/18-3/17 $51/56 230202-3 This fun-filled class teaches little superstars the importance ALL STAR T BALL of teamwork and sportsmanship while attempting to spark an This class covers the basics of baseball in a fun and safe interest in kids to play a variety of sports. Sports covered will environment. Throwing, catching, hitting, and fielding will be include favorites such as soccer, baseball, basketball, and taught as well as running the bases and how to play the game. many more! SR Games will be played every week, and towards the end of the Location: REC Center Small Gym session, the coach may pitch to the kids. Participants need Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 to bring their own glove. SR Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Location: REC Center Small Gym 3-4 Tu 4:45-5:30pm 1/10-2/7 $51/56 230100-1 Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 4-6 Tu 4:45-5:45pm 2/21-3/20 $51/56 230200-1 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 3-4 Sa 11:45-12:30pm 4/7-5/19 $69/74 230105-1 ALL STAR SOCCER 3-4 Tu 4:45-5:30pm 4/10-5/22 $69/74 230105-2 This program is designed to teach children the basics of 4-6 Sa 12:30-1:30pm 4/7-5/19 $69/74 230205-1 soccer in a fun and exciting way. Dribbling, passing, and 4-6 Tu 5:30-6:30pm 4/10-5/22 $69/74 230205-2 shooting will be covered through fun games that keep everyone moving. This class is great for coordination and self-esteem. The main objective is to have fun! Bring your own soccer ball and shin guards. SR YOUTH Location: REC Center Small Gym REGISTRATION Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# CALENDAR- 3-4 Sa 9:45-10:30am 1/7-2/4 $51/56 230101-1 PAGE 35 3-4 Sa 9:45-10:30am 2/18-3/17 $51/56 230101-2 3-4 Sa 9:45-10:30am 4/7-5/19 $69/74 230101-3 4-6 Sa 10:30-11:30am 1/7-2/4 $51/56 230201-1 4-6 Sa 10:30-11:30am 2/18-3/17 $51/56 230201-2 4-6 Sa 10:30-11:30am 4/7-5/19 $69/74 230201-3 REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 • . • • ALL STAR VOLLEYBALL Our Volleyball program is designed to equip boys and girls with the essential fundamentals that are needed to succeed in this fast paced game. Passing, setting, serving, defensive and offensive strategies are all covered. Join us as we work on improving footwork, teamwork, and overall basics as we take it to the next level. Participants will need to bring their ' own knee and elbow pads. SR Com Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 • PRINTED TEES WELL PUT Grade � Time Date R NR Fee Code# EMBROIDERY roux LOGO 1-2 Tu 6:00-7:00pm 2/21-3/20 $51/56 230203-1 • ON,4NYTH�A19P 3-5 Tu 7:00-8:00pm 2/21-3/20 $51/56 230303-1 • PROMOTIONAL GOODS • SPIRIT GEAR ALL STAR FLAG FOOTBALL Schools,Teams,Churches,ConstructionlLandscape, N Football Players, come and enjoy an action packed flag &Businesses of all Sizes. Rt 47 football program in a fun and safe environment. Beginners �f Rt34 and little pro's are all welcome, as we are able to advance 8I7/NO /N TN 15 COUOON FOR Jewel their la This is great change for children to learn the Fox Valley p y a g g Trading game without helmets and pads. There is no tackling $4500 OFF Company allowed! We will cover positioning, catching, throwing, patterns, footwork, and offensive and defensive strategies YOU7 NEXT PVA7CHA50 910N.Bridge( t.47) Not valid with any other offer. Yorkville,IL that keep everyone thinking and moving. SR 1 (Parks&Rec) (630)553-0357 Location: REC Center Small Gym Instructor: All Star Sports MIN/MAX: 6/12 P.4.Sox 414,AAOrdS,it 60450 Age aay Time Date R NR Fee Code# Phone: 615-955.2064 coo www.soiritcheer€esdina.0� 6-9 Tu 6:30-7:30pm 1110-217 $51/56 230327-1 n4o@sa tcedeadino.org 6-9 Tu 6:30-7:30pm 4/10-5/22 $69/74 230327-2A3 i CBEERLEADIN G Spirit Cheerleading is a non-profit organization teaching children the fundamentals of chearleading and dances in a fun and energetic atmosphere. RFS RAnON No cheer or Glance expedence required FAMILY OWNED&GPERATED SING 1978 NO try-autsl TERRY A.DEARBQRN CHIMNEY CLEANING Basic stunting for all divisions Proprietor RELINING 2 sessions per school year C.S-I.A. Certified"'#418 REPAIRS 2 compatWons per school year (630) 553,599$ Summer Camps also available lNaximum 50 participants per division vAm-valleychimneysweep.com•E-mail:TADSWEEP@aol.com For more info please visit our website at $10 Off Regular Chimney Sweeping For New Customers IIs,perllcheerleae ding.II ® ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 INTRODUCTION TO VOLLEYBALL YOUTH BASKETBALL OPEN GYM CLINIC Come to the REC Center and play with other basketball If you are new to volleyball, and want to learn more about the enthusiasts! Basketball Open Gym runs from 4:00pm to sport, this clinic is perfect for you! Players will learn the 8:30pm on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. basics of passing, setting, and serving in a fun, instructional All participants under the age of 14 must be signed-in and way. Participants need to bring their own knee pads. SR accompanied by an adult. SR Location: REC Center Main Gym Location: REC Center Main Gym MIN/MAX: 5/35 Instructor: Celsey Weires MIN/MAX: 4/24 Grade Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 10-15 W 4:00-8:30pm 1/11-4/25 $0/0/5/8 202404-1 4-5 Sa 2:00-3:30pm 2/18-3/3 $32/35 203400-1 INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL CLINIC SOFTBALL PITCHING CLINIC Come learn the fundamentals of underhand pitching. In this Do you want to learn more about volleyball?! In this clinic, program we will break down all of the different skills needed players will work on passing,setting,spiking,and serving. We for pitching from the first step of the pitch, to the follow will also work on footwork,game situations, returning serves, through. If you have been pitching for a few years or have an and setting up for spiking. Participants must bring their own interest in pitching this is the clinic for you. Participants will knee pads. SR need to bring their own glove. SR Location: REC Center Main Gym Location: REC Center Main Gym Instructor: Celsey Weires MIN/MAX: 4/24 Instructor: Celsey Weires MIN/MAX: 4/16 Grade Dgy Time Date R NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 6-8 Sa 2:00-3:30pm 4/14-4/28 $32/35 203500-1 6-8 Sa 2:00-3:30pm 1/28 $12/15 204500-1 ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL CLINIC SOFTBALL HITTING & FIELDING CLINIC This clinic will focus on specialized skills required for higher Come learn the fundamentals of hitting and fielding for level volleyball. The skills covered include blocking, hitting, softball. In this program we will learn different techniques for passing, serving, and setting. We will also work on footwork, catching and throwing a ball, and hitting off of a tee to learn game situations, and team building. Participants must bring the proper techniques. Participants will need to bring their their own knee pads. SR own gloves, bats, and batting helmets. SR Location: REC Center Main Gym Location: REC Center Main Gym Instructor: Celsey Weires MIN/MAX: 4/24 Instructor: Celsey Weires MIN/MAX: 4/16 Grade Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# 9-12 Sa 3:30-5:00pm 4/14-4/21 $22/25 203600-1 6-9 Sa 2:00-3:30pm 2/4-2/11 $22/25 204501-1 9-12 Sa 3:30-5:00pm 2/4-2/11 $22/25 204600-1 IV Ir B BBLL COMPErmirHOR I More information on page 47! REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 1 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION@YORKVILLE.IL.US Jl SPRING SOCCER LEAGUE This league is designed to teach and improve the various ► skills and knowledge pertaining to the game of soccer in a • ._. PIP- fun, recreational atmosphere. There will be an six game schedule with games played on Saturdays. Practice will be U6 Division: 4 to 5 Year Olds held twice a week for the first few weeks before games U8 Division: 6 to 7 Year Olds begin. Practices will then go to once a week with games on U10 Division: 8 to 9 Year Olds Saturdays. Practice day and time will be determined by the U12/14 Division: 10 to 14 Year Olds coach. Players will wear a reversible jersey that can be purchased for $18 at registration. Please note the specific To register,participants must come to the registration dates listed. SR REC Center on one of the listed registration dates below. No phone or online registrations will be Location: Bristol Bay 65 accepted. Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Coach Registration 4-5 Sa 9:00-4:00pm 4/2-5/26 $65/75 301100-1 Sign up to coach and register your child early! The 6-7 Sa 9:00-4:00pm 4/2-5/26 $65/75 301200-1 following registration dates are only for those committing 8-9 Sa 9:00-4:00pm 4/2-5/26 $65/75 301300-1 to coach a team. U12/U14 SPRING SOCCER LEAGUE Wednesday,January 18 4:00-7:00pm This league is a step up from the younger divisions and will Saturday,January 21 9:00am-Noon focus more on expanding and improving players' skills. Wednesday,January 25 4:00-7:00pm Practices will be held twice a week throughout the entire Open Registration season with the majority of games played on Saturdays. Saturday,January 28 9:00am-Noon Teams will be entered into the Oswegoland Park District Wednesday, February 1 4:00-7:00pm Soccer League and will play approximately 8 games. Fee Saturday, February 4 9:00am-Noon includes jersey. Please note the specific registration dates Wednesday, February 8 4:00-7:00pm listed. SR Saturday, February 11 9:00am-Noon Location: Bristol Bay 65 A$10 late fee will be added for any registration taken Age Da Time Date R NR Fee Code# after Saturday, February 11. Final Registration Day 10-14 Sa 9:00-4:00pm 4/2-5/26 $85/95 301400-1 is Friday, February 24. Our policy is to obtain coaches first,and then accept EShaoy HES NEEDED! If you have soccer experience and registration per team. Placement on a team is on a first ike to volunteer to coach a soccer team, please call come,first-serve basis. Registration does not guarantee he REC Cent er(630-553-2582)for more information enrollment, however,we do try to assist everyone. IV 0 T, This program is designed for players to gain more experience while playing against AND 8TH competitive teams around the area. Teams will be entered into three tournaments over GRA Q, equipment,a practice facility,and the tournament fees. For more information contact a three month period while practicing twice a week. Teams must consist of at least 80% Yorkville School Residents. • •II per •- TOURNAMENTTEAM Shay at 630-553-2582. SR REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 1 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION@YORI(VILLE.IL.US m 1 1 I 1 .: —^- is - — . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 YEARLY Ike I V REGISTRATION CALENDAR The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department understands that in your hectic . •;fig • life it is easy to forget the registration dates of our youth leagues. We have •±' i• , created a yearly calendar of when each league is advertised and the approximate 1 • time registration is held. League registration will last approximately four weeks I • , within the two month period listed below. The specific registration dates are tr, • . listed in our catalogs, so please refer to the designated catalog for each league for that information. I 1 I 1 Fall Soccer Youth/Bo s I I • - y • . Ages: 4 - 12 Basketbarl •• Catalog: Summer Grades: 1 st - 4th Coed (Youth); • . Registration Period: May - June 5th - 6th Boys •• Season: August - October Catalog: Fall Registration Period: Flag Football September - October Grades: 1 st - 2nd Season: December - March • Catalog: Summer Registration Period: May - June Spring Soccer Season: August - October Ages: 4 - 12 fw' . Catalog: Winter/Springs 1 .: : Girls Basketball Registration Period: January - February Grades: 5th - 8th Season: April - May 1 . ' Catalog: Fall , .' . Registration: Early September '• Season: October - December 1 I • 1 • I I 1 1 ADMINISTRATION • • • • • COED SOFTBALL LEAGUE ADULT BASKETBALL OPEN GYM Join us for a fun recreational league open to adults. Each Come to the REC Center and play basketball with other basketball team needs to have at least fifty percent female players on enthusiasts! The Open Gym allows players to play pick-up games the field at a time. Teams should have a 10 player defense throughout the night with teams determined that night. Bring your and a 12 player line-up with a maximum of 18 players on the friends! SR roster. Games will be slow pitch with a limited arc using a 12" softball. The Monday Coed League will have an 8 game Location: REC Center Main Gym MIN/MAX: 5/35 schedule plus playoffs, and the Tuesday Coed League will Age Day Time Date PM/BM/R/NR Fee Code# have a 13 game schedule plus playoffs. The majority of Adult Tu,Th 4:00-8:30pm 1/3-4/26 $0/0/5/8 202702-1 games will be played at 6:20pm, 7:30pm, 8:40pm, and 9:50pm depending on the number of registered teams. To ADULT VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM register, contact Shay at 630-553-2582. SR Come to the REC Center and play volleyball with other volleyball Location: Steven Bridge Field MIN/MAX: 4/8 enthusiasts! No registration or Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# equipment is required - only Adult M 6:30-10:00pm 5/14-7/30 $615/615* 404700-1 $3/4 a night, gym shoes, and Location: Steven Bridge Field MIN/MAX: 4/16 the love for volleyball! Come to it Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# the REC Center from 7:00 - Adult T 6:20-11:00pm 5/1-7/31 $7001700* 404700-2 9:00pm on the first, third, and *A$10 fee will be added for each non-resident player. fifth (if applies) Wednesday of every month. For more information call the REC Center at 630-553-2582. MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE SR Join us for a fun, recreational league open to men. It will be slow pitch with a limited arc using a 12" softball. Teams Location: REC Center Main Gym MIN/MAX: 5/35 should have a 10 player defense and line-up with a maximum Age Day Time Date PM/BM/RINR Fee Code# of 15 players on the roster. The Wednesday League will have Adult W 7:00-9:00pm 11/5-2/18 $0/0/3/4 203700-1 an 8 game schedule plus playoffs, and the Thursday League will have a 13 game schedule plus playoffs. The majority of games will be played at 6:20pm, 7:30pm, 8:40pm, and 9:50pm depending on the number of registered teams. To register, contact Shay at 630-553-2582. SR Location: Steven Bridge Fields MIN/MAX: 4/8 57Crf+bA&Registration Information Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Adult W 6:30-10:00pm 5/16-8/1 $615/615* 604701-1 Registration begins Monday, March 12 at 8:00am and runs through Friday, Location: Steven Bridge Fields MIN/MAX: 4/16 April 13. Age Day Time Date R NR Fee Code# Adult T 6:20-11:00pm 5/3-7/26 $7001700* 604701-2 Teams must turn in the full payment and a f�1� *A$10 fee will be added for each non-resident player. completed roster to Shay at the REC Center (202 E. Countryside Pkwy.)to secure a position within the league. Registration is on a first come,first serve basis for all teams. For more information contact Shay at 630-553-2582. ADMINISTRATION REC CENTER& • • • • • lt)k Lvdies IQ 1)nwty Presented by: X 9 011/ - - VOMEN.S Learn, Improve, and Bring your girlfriends and join us for a gt!VS Jll$�It out like no other! Master the Roll! From Fri., Feb. 24, 2012 - 6:30pm To Sat., Feb, 25, 2012— 10'30am This class will focus on developing a solid roll in a kayak. At Timber Creek Inn & Suites We will work with you to find the roll best suited for your boat and body combination. Mastering the roll will give There will be... you the confidence on the water to play harder, knowing • Hors d'oeuvres[Dinner " that if you capsize,you won't be swimming-you'll just • 4-hr.open bar • Manis/pedis be rolling back up! The warm, clear water of a pool is • Massages the the ideal environment to master your roll. To register, • Chick flicks ' nr, at contact Geneva Kayak at the Yorkville Outdoor • Overnight stay �'Y©rkti1��P''0,phase Center at 630-882-9211. SR • Goody bags j-wc..o go t° • And so much more! � Location: REC Center Pool MIN/MAX:4/12 Time Date Fee A portion ajtlie prni^eeds will hette�t wnm ea's health. Age- aay Vusthe21 yrs.old to attend Adult Su Noon-2:00pm 1/8-1/27 $120 with boat rental $98 without boat rental Adult Su Noon-2:00pm 2/12-2/26 $120 with boat rental $98 without boat rental Adult Su Noon-2:00pm 3/18-4/1 $120 with boat rental ( � � � $98 without boat rental If you are interested in this club, Introduction to Kayaking please call the Recreation Office at 630-553-4357 or call Pati at 630-553-1264. In this class you e basics of boat handling, • Bring your supplies and a friend! rescues. We will cover to transition Adults only,please.AA to rivers and lakes once Spring •' contact Yorkville Kayak at the • do 630-882-9211. Location: REC Large Board Room • • Pool VIIN/MAX:4/12 Age Day Time Date Fee Ages Day Time Date Adult Su Noon-2:00pm 81 with boat rental Adult Tu 7:00-9:00pm 12/6 518400-1 60 without boat rental Adult Su Noon-2:00pm • :1 with boat rental Adult Tu 7:00-9:00pm 1/10 518400-2 $60 without boat rental Adult Tu 7:00-9:00pm 217 518400-3 Adult Su Noon-2:00pm $80 with boat Adult Tu 7:00-9:00pm 3/6 518400-4 $60 without boat rental Adult Tu 7:00-9:00pm 4/10 518400-5 Adult Su Noon-2:00pm 4/8-4/15 $80 with boat 60 without boat "M W IL REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 • • • • J I L � � �y I C do r� I f � - 14 14 r t1.—„------------.-------- OLD f C O E LA c A A n CL L} li 5 --•1lr- mADMINISTRATION OFFICES 4d e � fill -OPM d �' cy Fl i L CL Z C3 od 1-11 6m �� to i -* ADMINISTRATION AK • • • • • UNITED CITY OF PARK AND RECREATII Jg 7 v� /4 d' m oho PARR NAME LOCAVON:STREET NAME(S) THEME d 'QQ 1 Purcell Park 325 Fairhaven Dr NE M 0.3 2 Fox Hill East Park 1474 Sycamore Rd NW N 4 ■ ■ 3 Fox Hill West Park 1719 John Street NVV N 19 ■ ■ 4 Hiding Spot.Park '307 Park&Freemont Music NE M 1.35 _ ■ 5 Emily Sleezer Park 1837 Homestead Drive NE M 4.75 ■ 6 Town Square Park --- I301 N.Bridge{Rte.47) NW C 2.5. 7 Beecher Park !941 Game Farm Road NW ARC 20 ■ ■ i 6 Van Emmon Park ;374 E.Van Emman Road SE C 2 ■ 9 Price Park 1525 Burning Bush Dr. SW _ N 0.7 ■ ■ 10 Riverfront Park •201 East Hydraulic Street SE C 5 ■ ■ -- --— 11 Kiwonis Park 1849 Country Hips Drive Fort SE N 2 ■ 12 Rice Park .545 Poplar Drive Transportation SW M 1.25 13 West Hydraulic Park Hydraulic Street SW M 0.7 14 Rivers Edge Park _ _ _ 1974 Stony Creek Lane SW M 0.5 15 Crawford Park 1201 Windham Circle SW NR 6 16 Sunflower Park 1765 Walsh Drive Farm SW N 2 ■ 17 Cannonball Ridge Park 2087 Northland Lane Civil War SW N 3.2 ■ 18 Gilbert Park 703 Adrian St. Tree House NW M 0.2 19 Rotary 2775 Grande Trail High Adventure NE N 12.0 ■ 20 Bristol Station Park 2753 Alan Dale Ln. Train NE CISP 12.0 ■ ■ Junior Women's Club Park at 21 Heartland Circle 1267 Taus Circle Space NE N 5.0 ■ 22 Jaycee Pond 1410 W.Center St. NVV NR 7.0 ■ 23 Cobh Park 7109 Colonial Parkway American Gladiator SE M 1.0 24 Raintree Village Park A 524 Parkside Lane Dinosaur S€ M 0.7 25 Steven G.Bridge Park 3659 Kennedy Rd. Baseball NW AIRINR 56-0 ■ ■ . 25 Stepping Stones Park 13152 Grande Trail School NE SPFN 6.9 27 Wheaton Woods 605 Wheaton Ave_ ,NW NR 5.0 . 28 Green's Filling Station Park ;2736 Autumn Creek Blvd, Transportation NE N 5.9 29 Rismenschneider Park 604 Hayden Dr. Firefighter NE N 7.1 ■ 30 Bristol Bay Park A 4552 Rosenwinkel St. Circus NE N 3.0 31 Regional Park at Bristol Bay Bristol Bay Dr. NE R 65.0 ■ Raintree Village Park 8 (under 32 construction 2011-2012) 872 Prairie Crossing Drive Castle SE C 7.3 33 Clark Park 106 E.Main St. NE NR 6.8 ■ Grande Reserve Park A 34 (not yet constructed) 3972 Tuscany Trail Tree House .NE N 5-1. . Grande Reserve Park B 35 (not yet constructed) 2272 Beresitard Dr. Castle NE N 8.8 ■ Total acreage 288.1 SCHOOL SITES A Yorkville High School 797 Game Farm.Rd. NW ■ __ B Yorkville High School Academy 702 Game Farm Rd. rgvv SP ■ C Yorkville Intermediate School 103 Schoolhouse Rd. SE ■ D Circle Center Grade School 901 Mill St. SE ■ E Yorkville Grade School 201 West Somonauk St. NVV ■ �_.. _-_- �� - _ Wj---- F Grande Reserve Elementary 3142 Grande Trail NE SP G Bristol Bay Elementary School 427 Bristol Bay Dr. _ NE _ _ ■ H Bristol Grade School 23 Hunt St. NE ______ __________ Yorkville Middle School 920 Prairie Crossing Dr. S€ ■ J Autumn Creek Elementary School 2377 Autumn Creek Blvd. SE ® ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 • • • •' YORKVILL€ ON DEPARTMENT {r'AFtrG a ¢iEr-KaAT74]N bl g 4& r i I ■ w i ■ 1 ■ I i I � E i ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i w r i i ■ i ■ w s ■ ■ I I I I — i- ■ ■ H rlr6crnomd Park _. — ' - _ _ f ■ ■ MR tiaRuraC Rewurou As*a ■ ■ R Rt"Donai Park : SP Schg9VPylwlc SR4 .........-_.... ..-..___-__.. .._.-._. FP =—v#'ri¢aervet CSaWC! . ADMINISTRATION • • • • • m `l"lomv6 for thv- filolidup: LLJ ,1V �(J3'f7l/LL� �Ytll6ftlJPl QS.&'4 2ecen lrer^ 3, 201 i Tickets Available at the flom z,5 fvnt c mzd[ following Locations: All Aboard!!Take the Easter Egg-Xpress to go see the Easter $25 Ticket •Castle Bank Bunny and hunt for Easter eggs. Each child will get a chance (Inc ludesHoweTour&Luncly aaStone6m) •Village Grind to meet the Easter Bunny and hunt for eggs. A small snack $15 Ticket •The Olive Gallery and drink will be served in Naperville.The train will depart /In dudes House laur, •VintagcVibc Avaibbk fir Purch m,C nEne l7r�dyJ 'Nannette's from the Aurora Metra train station and go to Naperville. •Online at w%%v%%v©rkvillejwc.com In Naperville will walk to a local park and meet the Easter Bunny and begin our hunt for eggs. Your will return to the Aurora station. Please dress for the weather. Also there is a parking charge (exact change needed) at the Aurora J, fop a Metra Train Station. Metra passes are not accepted on this trip. Everyone in a family planning on attending must register. TE Location: Aurora Metra Train Station Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 50/150 Saturday March 31, 2012 00 • 0. w. Code#: 514020-1 190 fa t 1 1-?1a n e SPECIAL OLYMPICS OF ILLINOIS undl, VaM6 41 L$vr y„to�ne�c'ru,rh gin Loon Lake, Silver Springs State Park $75 minimum pledge to plunge Registration at Kendall County Fairgrounds from — - -- 11:00am to 12:45pm. Plungers to be bused to/from Loon Lake for 1:00pm plunge. ' - After plunge party/awards at Kendall County Fairgrounds immediately following the plunge. For more information, contact Cheryl DePaepe at 815-220-8128 or cdepaepe@soill.org. REC CENTER&ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREAT10N@Y0RKV1LLE.1L.US mw 1 Ila %iii/f .,,....i/r/� ��1��1��°►w� 1 '�ur0i I�ill 1�IN►e..I, _ �,��V ill��I . 1 11 1 • • 1►N1�►��_. �I�NO�►1 MAINE :: REC CENTER& ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM E-MAIL RECREATIONC?YORKVILLE.IL.US 43 MAIL IN Winter/Spring Hours (September 5-December 31) Monday Thursday ....................................................................5 am to 9 pm Administration Office Friday ......................................................................................5 am to 8 pm Saturday..................................................................................7 am to 5 pm 202 E. Countryside Pkwy. Sunday....................................................................................9 am to 3 pm Yorkville, IL 60560 Holiday Limited Hours&Closings Friday, November 25................................................................8 am to 8 pm PHONE IN Saturday, December 24& 31 ..................................................5 am to 1 pm Administration Office: REC Center: Friday,January 13 ........................................................Track Closed at 5 pm (630) 553-4357 OR (630) 553-2582 The REC Center will be closed in observation of the holidays listed below: Christmas Day- Sunday, December 25, 2011 ONLINE New Year's Day- Sunday,January 1, 2012 www.yorkville.il.us Easter Sunday-Sunday,April 8, 2012 (2'c�zzif LccC��/ FAX IN Administration Office: REC Center: Parks & Recreation (630) 553-2644 OR (630) 553-2644 Administration Office .............................................. (630) 553-4357 Fax ..........................................................................(630) 553-2644 E-mail........................................................ recreation @yorkville.il.us WALK IN Web...................................................................... www.yorkville.il.us REC Center 202 E. Countryside Pkwy. REC Center Phone....................................................(630) 553-2582 Fax ..........................................................................(630) 553-2644 Yorkville, IL 60560 Web www.yorkvillereccenter.com ...................................................... • Registrations received in person,first day of registration will City Office .............................................................. (630) 553-4350 receive top priority;all others will be processed in the order Police Dept. (non-emergency).................................. (630) 553-4340 received. PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WHEN REGISTERING! • LATE FEE: $10.00 charged if registration is late t±�� (If payment is made after the start of class) The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department offers scholarships/grants for certain programs to City of Yorkville residents • NSF FEE: $25.00 for any returned check only, in financial need. Funds are limited, grants will be awarded quarterly based on available funds. To receive an application, or further information, contact us at (630) 553-4357. Applications must eed be received two weeks before class begins. RE (DENT: If you live in the city limits, you are a resident for / activities at the city parks and facilities. NON-RESIDENT: If you live outside the city limits and the activity is held at city facilities,you are a non resident. The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department welcomes the YORKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT: If you live in the Yorkville opportunity to assist our citizens with disabilities. If you need any school district, and the activity is in a school, you will receive accommodations due to a disability, please contact the Recreation resident rates. Department Office at (630) 553-4357 MINIMUM / MAXIMUM... The min/max listed for most activities stands for the minimum participants needed to cover all costs and the maximum number we are able to accommodate to provide quality programs. REC CENTER&® ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 • • • • PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATION Grade/School Cell# Parent's Name Home# Work# Address City Zip Email Address How did you find out about the class? CODE NO. TITLE PARTICIPANT'S FIRST& LAST NAME BIRTHDATE M/F FEE ❑M OF 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 ❑M 0 *Please list any allergies: TOTAL: List any assistance required: Shirt Size: This form must REGISTRATION POLICY: Residents: Registration will begin Dec.5 for all city residents.Non-Residents:Registration will begin be signed on the FRONT . Dec. 12 for those not living in the city limits.Swim lessons and fitness class registration begins Dec. 13. by a legal adult/guardian and (All registrations are completed on a first come first serve basis for this registration period.) returned to the Recreation 2. The Yorkville Parks& Recreation Department reserves the right to request proof of residence prior to Office before class begins. processing a registration. Proof may be your City of Yorkville water bill,voter's registration card or a driver's license. 3. You may register for yourself and your immediate family ONLY. If registering by fax, 4. Registration must be in ONE week before class starts,if not stated otherwise. your facsimile signature 5. There is a$10.00 late fee for registration that may be accepted after the first day of class. shall have the same legal REFUND POLICY: effect as an original or 1. NO refunds will be issued after a class has begun,medical reasons excused with documentation. electronic signature. 2. Participants will receive a full refund or credit if the Recreation Department cancels a program. 3. Cancellations for any class MUST be made at least 1 week prior to the beginning of class. Return to: 4. A$5.00 service charge will be deducted from all refund requests,and a program supply fee if applicable.(If program falls below the minimum required participants and the vacancy cannot be filled, 202 East Countryside Parkway no refund will be given). Yorkville, IL 60560 5. Refunds are mailed out usually every two weeks,in conjunction with the bill list schedule. 6. Refunds for trips can not be given once the registration deadline has passed. Parent or Legal Guardian Signature Date This registration form(including policies)and waiver form must be signed by all participating adults 18 years of age and older,and by a parent orguardian for each participant underage 18. Registration and waiver is posted on our website at www.yorkville.1l.us. OFFICE USE ONLY: *PHONE REGISTRATION—Completed by: Policies read to customer: (initial) Rec Trac Receipt Waitlist Credit Card Processed Signed Mailed Purge Check# Cash Paid Waitlist Credit Card Holder Signature Charge to: ❑ MasterCard ❑Visa ❑ Discover Access Code: Charge Card Account Number Exp. Date Waiver/ Release of All Claims and Emergency Treatment Permission Please read this form carefully and be aware that by signing this form and participating in the programs listed that you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you or your children might sustain arising out of these programs/ activities (including transportation,when provided). Release and Hold Harmless Agreement As a participant in this City of Yorkville Recreation Department program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of injury and I waive and relinquish all claims I or my children may have as a result of participating in this program against the City of Yorkville and its officials (either elected or appointed), commissioners, officers, agents, employees, and volunteers. I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the City of Yorkville and its officials (either elected or appointed), commissioners, officers, agents, employees, and volunteers from and against any and all claims, suits, or cause of actions, including reasonable attorney's fees, sustained or caused by myself or my children arising out of, in connection with, or in any way associated with the activities of this program. Emergency Treatment Permission I understand that a minor may not be treated, even in an emergency situation, except when, in the opinion of the attending physician, life is in the balance. Consent of a parent or legal guardian is necessary for unmarried minors (under 18) except in such cases. Written consent is required for all other treatment. Accordingly, as a parent and/or legal guardian, I do herewith authorize the treatment of the minor enrolling in this program in the event of a medical emergency, including administration of first aid, as appropriate, and further agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services rendered. I understand that the City does not provide medical insurance for program participants. I agree that any person or entity, including any doctor, or healthcare provider, may rely on a photocopy of this document the same as if it were an original. Photo Release Participants registering or their parents hereby permit the taking of photos, audio and videotaping during the Parks and Recreation Department activities for publication and use as the City deems appropriate. Acknowledgement I have read and fully understand the registration policies, the "Release and Hold Harmless Agreement", the "Emergency Treatment Permission"and the"Photo Release". This release and medical authorization form is completed and signed of my own free will even though I understand it is a requirement for participation in programs. I represent to the United City of Yorkville that I am familiar with the program and its physical demands and I attest and verify that the participant,whether myself or my child is physically fit for this program. Parent or Legal Guardian Signature Date This waiver must be signed by all participating adults 18 years old and over,and by a parent or Guardian for each participant under age 18, REFUND POLICY 1. NO refunds will be issued after a class has begun,medical reasons excused with documentation. 2. Participants will receive a full refund or credit if the Recreation Department cancels a program. 3. Cancellations for any class MUST be made at least one week prior to the beginning of class. 4. A$5.00 service charge and all program supply fees will be deducted from the amount of refund. (If program falls below the minimum required participants and the vacancy cannot be filled,no refund will be given). 5. Refunds are mailed out usually every two weeks,in conjunction with the bill list schedule. b. Refunds for trips cannot be given once the registration deadline has passed. 7. No refunds will be given for a unforeseen change in instructor or building locations. REC CENTER& ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 630.553.2582 1 WEB WWW.YORKVILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATl0N@Y0RKVlLLE.lL.US Quick,eet f Convenient Care physMan i y When you need care because your day doesn't unfold quite as you intended,count on Convenient Care for the attention you need—when you need it- Located at Rush-Copley Healthcare Center an the south side of Veterans Parkway(Route 34)just west of the Kendall County Government Center, Convenient Care is open seven days a week from 8 a.m.to 8 p.m.to help treat the unexpected. In addition,advanced scanning and X-ray capabilities,lab services and board-certified physicians are right on-site to diagnose and treat common injuries and ailments. To learn more,visit rushcopley.comlyorkv"slle or call 630-466-8200. W Rush-C:ople e eaLL C0MPerJiJji n TREE MEMORIAL PROGRAM Show off your basketball shooting Every now and again,we face the skills in a 2-person team while Adsi, -' „- a2-on_ not dilemma of how to pay special competing against your peers on co'"P 2-on-2 tribute to our friends and Friday, February 17! Teams can itstiaoann r relatives who seem to have consist of Boys, Girls, Co-ed, or co'"Pe i- everything. And then there are Adult/Child for each age division only. n e g The event is free and open to those times when we can't decide what to do in lieu of flowers. anyone, so grab a partner and shoot away! WE HAVE A SOLUTION FOR YOU! Honor that special person through the tree dedication/ Registration and Competition times memorial program. This is a convenient and meaningful are as follows: way to remember and recognize that special person. K-2nd Grade (8 ft. hoops) 5:00pm 3rd-5th Grade 5:45pm We will inform the honoree(s) or relative(s) of the honor 6th-8th Grade 5:45pm you are bestowing upon them with a letter recognizing your contribution, and a tree planted with a commemorative Registration will be taken the day of from 4:15-5:00pm for plaque in one of the designated parks within the United City the K-2nd Grade division and 5:00-5:45pm for the 3rd-8th of Yorkville. Grade divisions at the REC Center(202 E. Countryside Pkwy.). To find out more about the tree dedication/memorial For more information contact Shay at 630-553-2582. program, contact the Parks Department at 630-553-4358. ADMINISTRATION • .RI<VILLERECCENTER.COM I E-MAIL RECREATION@YORKVILLE.IL.US m WRKVILLE Recreation Administration Office and REC Center 202 E. Countryside Parkway Flo" :7 Yorkville, IL 60560 NO pRRr,iS& REeRKATI�Ont 630-553-2582 DIELIVERED RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER . DOOR! 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Call Today Uor r1 Free Estimate License ! 038-107772 (630) 553-7754 Truly Over 20 Years'Experience ,arr�rlin l�lw+tr�biu•�crc..�to►nn J rg ro E - m° •w IWO i z I a i x I �x I � I J I r fJ I Z 1 I I a"to �x d yx8 I O x I I a I z 4¢3VE' x I� ;x yW h Q to ' i/ xag o Z LD [n o�.v�U 4 �� (n U L o Q/ ti VESTBULE MUM-PURPOSE/BREAK ROOM/ PUBLIC 0 0 TRAINING ROOM/BOARD ROOM TOILETS SPACE 355 SF 0 0 1650 SF COATS ®®®® ®®®® ROOM FOREMWS ®®®® ®®® PLAWNG 300 SF I \ I BUILDING KITCHEN I \ DEDICA ED / X 10 SF 11 50 SF STORAGE ROOM wSF I \� WAY I 1 MID LOYEE / \ 130 SF TOIIJ F FOREMAN'S OFFICE BOOKSHELVES 293 SF I 25 LOCKERS WORK TAI3LE vlwSIONC�>- - - - - - - - - - - � SHOP AREA I �625FS T 250 5 FF. I L06KER ROOM 1145 SF r- — — WELDING AREA WORK AREA I 260 SF. DIV15K7N I I 490 SF. WORKROOM STORAGE I I I 120 SF STORAGE 6599 SF — I II I ■ SEA COFFEE ALCOVE SF 100 SF ABOVE 1 k � I VEIiLI E 9Gb S.F. (3ENERAL RECEP"ST/ EXECUTIVE MAINTEN BAY ENT S. ADMNSTRAn DIRECTOR OFFICE SF _ J A565 SISTANT SF 175 SF — I 25 LOCKERS 0 1 Y r VESTIBULE II OFFICE ELECTRICAL z 140 S.F. 250 SE r I I � I L O 22'-d I, 14'-d 'I 142'-6 69!-4' PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN Scale: 1/16° = V-0° Sente - Rubel • Bosman - Lee - Architects ■m�� N UNITED CITY OF YORKVILLE - PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT - PARK ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS FACILITY - 6/05/06 w w w . s r b l a r c h i t e c t s . c o m 7865 s�9 c �i854 6st� 1843 a Y cis SSt S :a 3 821 0 -b- CO iJ 4 tl { �j. CLO tip` W f , L y !I ff Prairie Pointe Dr - � qW United City of Yorkville GIS The Data is provided without warranty or any representation of N y accuracy,timeliness,or completeness.It is the responsibility of the 4P-11 w Parcel Data and Aerial Photography "Requester"to determine accuracy,timeliness,completeness,and �d� Provided By Kendall County GIS appropriateness of its use. The United City of Yorkville makes no warranties,expressed or implied,to the use of the Data. s UNITED CITY OF YORKVILLE t.. YORKVILLE PARKS &RECREATION DEPARTMENT TORN MEETING Parks &Recreation Administrative Offices Riverfiront Building Thursday,May 25,2006 MINUTES The Town Meeting was called to order by Ken Koch at 6:15 p.m. The purpose of this meeting was to inform and get input from the public regarding the park site in the Prairie Meadows Development_ Attendance was low because most people attended the similar meeting held at the fire department in the development on May 15,2006. In response to the meeting on May 15, Scott Sleezer had the changes made that were suggested by the public. Overall, the people liked the park site but they asked for a walking trail around the park and an open area for play. In response to that the park designer added a 200 ft.baseball field which gives room to fly a kite or toss a football too and incorporated the sidewalk as part of the trail. The asphalt walking trails will be B feet wide. The monument area was changed to incorporate the fire safety garden along the monument area to bring a teaching element to the children and the shelter was moved to be more adjacent to the 2-5 years old playground. The concerns were more over the Administration and Operations Center. The comments from the homeowners were more on the layout of the laud. The administration area of the building is about 5,000 square feet and the operations portion of the building is approximately 10,000 square feet. There would be a parking lot off Hayden Drive to serve as parking for visitors to the administration area and for administration staff It would also serve as off-street paging for the park. There will be a basketball hoop at the edge of the turnaround to also be served as a recreation area. The parking off of McHugh Road will be for the maintenance and operation area or for additional parking as needed. There will be a vinyl coated, chain-linked fence around this area. There will also be a berm along the west side and heavy planting along the perimeter of it. Parks and Recreation specifically worked with their architectural firm to have more green space where they are adjacent to the homes. This will be a one story structure although the area for the trucks will have a higher structure. They have put the parking lot along the fence to give.a bigger buffer area for landscaping. All of the truck entrances are off of McHugh Road and will not go through the development. This area has always been identified and intended to have an operations center because it is such a centrally located area. The public wanted to know what kind of building was going to be placed there,but at this point Parks and Recreation does not have any elevations because they are not that far in the process yet. They do know,however,that they want it to fit into the neighborhood with a brick/block structure. The two elevated tanks with spill protection will hold 500 gallons each of fuel. It was questioned if the tanks would be visible above the fence. Scott Sleezer indicated that this was a good point and they could be moved. The tanks, though,need to be a certain distance away from a building and will be towards the commercial area. Mayor Art Prochaska,who was unable to attend this meeting due to a scheduling conflict, will be glad to sit down to answer any questions on the building. The whole process will be very open. Parks and Recreation want to be good neighbors. Alderman Paul James mentioned that it appeared as if the baseball field was squeezed in and balls may go over the fence or hit the homes. Scott Sleezer indicated that adding the baseball field was in response to the public's request for an open play area and by making it an active play area,it meets the OSLAD grant requirements to fund it. The field is 200 feet with the homes being 300 feet away and will be age targeted with signage. It will be similar to the ball fields at Beecher. Alderman Paul James suggested making the ball field into a pavilion area instead for the people in the industrial area. Homeowner Chris Valk didn't think it would be in the best interest to attract the people from the business area into neighborhood. Van Truman suggested,instead,putting picnic tables around the pond area for the business people. Van Truman indicated that there was a concern regarding the footprint of the building. Tony Scott from the Record will put in a sketch in the newspaper. Because this park will be the only park in Yorkville with a water feature,more people may drive to this park from outside neighborhoods. It is not,however,going to be a { place to set up programming for recreation AMG Homes presented to the homeowners that the entire area was going to be park. Although the area is park owned,the area was always identified for the Administration and Operations Center because of its central location. They will work with developers to get them to label the plans better. There wall be another town meeting open for discussion when they know what the building is going to look like,but there will definitely be a building there. The use of air tools will be encompassed in the building so it is not loud for the homeowners and the lighting out front will be ornamental lighting. The lighting around the perimeter will be down lighting following the lighting ordinance for safety purposes. The town meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. Minute Taker---Jeanne Arbet 1 y Sente•Rubel•Bosman-Lee '* Architects Ltd. United City of Yorkville Updated March 29,2005 Parks and Recreation Department Updated April 15,2005 Park Maintenance Facility Updated April 19,2005 SRBL Project No.04134 For Park Board 04-21-05 Cost of Construction Inflation Adjustment update 05-15-06 DRAFT Program Statement Budget Cost per square foot ranges Proposed Low Range High range Room/Area/Space SF Cost/SF total Cost Cost/SF total Cost Notes ADMINISTRATIVE&MAINTENANCE STAFF Office&Work Spaces General Receptionist/Administrative Assistant 165 $140 $23,100 $150 $24,750(1)Current Staff,near public entrance-"L"shaped workstation w/box and file drawers; one task chair,two waiting chairs w/small end table Coffee Area 50 $145 $7,250 $155 $7,750 Counter w/cabinets above and below,microwave,small sink,refrigerator below counter Executive Director Office 175 $140 $24,500 $150 $26,250(1)Current Staff,private office w/door;"U"shaped desk w/box and file drawers,OH storage.task chair.two quest chairs.Includes closet Receptionist Space deleted. Waiting area added to General Reception in space A-10 above. {}j Future Staf�near Exec.Din E)fflee U shaped wark statiam,task ehair,E)l I storage,two waifine chairs wisfinall end table. Superintendent Office 142 $140 $19,880 $150 $21,300(1)Current Staff,private office w/door;"U"shaped desk w/box and file drawers,task chair.two quest chairs Foreman's Office Space 293 $140 $41,020 $150 $43,950(3)Future Staff,one general open office space with 3"L"shaped workstation w/box and file drawers,one quest chair for each workstation Foremens'/Planning Storage Space 300 $140 $42,000 $150 $45,000 Storage space for files,maps,park design and construction drawings. Division Operators/Leads Report Writing and 552 $140 $77,280 $150 $82,800(3)Current Staff;(2)future Staff-require computer access for each;space for 5"L" Office Space&Manuals Library shaped workstations w/box and file drawers,OH storage,task chair,central filing area for letter and legal size documents. Bookcase for manuals. $140 $150 (1)Future Staff vvl(!)Future Employee and(1)Futtioge-FF J...il_.,(2) aped werk stations Y#bex and file drawers,task chair,genera'letter size doeument filing eabinet Space deleted.Facility Manager is Foreman of Building Maintenance and is one of the three staff in Foreman's Office.FT Janitor office space to be in space A-21 on next page. Building Maintenance assistant shall share office space with foreman. Conference/Meeting Room Combined with Board/Training Room A-8 below Staff Toilet Rooms 85 $190 $16,150 $200 $17,000 Two unisex single user toilet rooms-HC accessible,(1)toilet,(1)sink,(1)mirror,grab bars,toilet room accessories Work Room 120 $140 $16,800 $150 $18,000 Copier,fax,mail,etc.-counters w/cabinets below and above;power and data for office equipment. Multi-Purpose Space Public Meeting/Board 1,850 $150 $277,500 $160 $296,000 Proposed Multi-Use space for Board Room,Public Meetings,Staff Training,Lunch and Room Training&Break/Lunch Room as well as Break Room for an audience of 50 in addition to(8)P&R Dept.Staff,(7)P&R Board Conference Room Members; 100sf storage room.Pedestal tables w/armless chairs,no permanent board dais, All/for training,150 sf Kitchen with full fridge,elec.stove,(4)abv cntr micr., Achwch *i —1—If—le hilt Public Toilet Rooms 355 $190 $67,450 $200 $71,000 Men's and Women's-HC accessible-in each:(2)sinks,(1)long mirror,(1)baby changing facility,toilet partitions and accessories;Men's:(1)urinal stall and(2)toilet stalls:Wnmen's-(31 toilet stalls. Eaev access from the Boarti ainina Rnnm Conference Room/Meeting Room/Work Room 305 $140 $42,700 $150 $45,750 Seating for 10-12 people(space for individual divisions to meet w/staffand seasonal staffbased on future staffsize.)Boat or rectangular table seating 12. Wall mounted white and tack boards.Shelving for books and manuals. Storage for Office Supplies Mechanics office moved to Vehicle area Break Room/Traininq Room Combined with Board/Training Room A-8 above. Locker Room w/Unisex toilet/shower rooms 1,145 $195 $223,275 $205 $234,725 o a oc ers-t/)ZXZXb 10CKerS tor urren a tt,(,11)1XZXb IOCKers tor Lurrent seasonal staff,(18)2x2x6 lockers for Future FT Staff,(13)lx2x6 lockers for Future seasonal staff.Includes benches,uniform drop/stor.(2)Unisex toilet rooms w/sink and adjacent shower room(possibly fiberglass shower unit with curtain);(3)Unisex toilet rooms w/sink(Room/fixture count based on future staff numbers) Office Supply Closet Combined with Conference Room/Meetin g Room/Work Room above. Page 1 of 4 Library Room/Area Combined with Conference Room/Meeting Room/Work Room above Server Room/Security Room 100 $145 $14,500 $155 $15,500 Space for up to(4)server racks and small rectangular work surface,task chair Building Maintenance/Janitor Closet 110 $150 $16,500 $160 $17,600(1)Future FT Janitor,2'-6"x6'-0"work surface with shelving above,task stool,floor mop sink,mop hooks,storage shelving,storage for garbage can and vacuum 130 $165 $21,450 $175 $22,750 Industrial washer/dryer,laundry tub,boot wash racks,hooks on wall for winter gear. Laundry/Mudroom Immediately adjacent to Storage and shop area. Shop Area $140 $150 This room deleted. Work Area size in Work Area/Shop Area below adjusted for additional space. Mechanical Room 300 $140 $42,000 $150 $45,000 Mechanical equipment,water heater,water service,sprinkler service;double door entrance for large equipment(outside access if possible for ease of equipment replacement or service) Electrical Room Main Distribution Room to be part of Vehicle Storage Area;see below Generator Room 0 Generator shall be an outside unit;donated by other city dept.;used;see exterior storage areas for listing Sub Total Staff&Support Areas 6,177 $158 $973,355 $168 $1,035,125 Vehicle Storage&Shop Areas Vehicle Maintenance Bay 400 $175 $70,000 $185 $74,000 For future staff to repair and maintain driving vehicles(up to 1-ton truck w/plow)and other labor equipment-vehicle lift,tool cabinet,work bench,pull down lube/fluid rack, compressed air connection Mechanic's Office 105 $140 $14,700 $150 $15,750(1)Future Staff,must have view to shop floor;"L"shaped desk w/box and file drawers, OH storage,task chair. Bookshelfstorage for manuals,etc. Mechanic's Area/Welding Area 250 $160 $40,000 170 $42,500 Currently have portable MIG welder,would like to add TIG welder Parks&Recreations Vehicle Storage&Public 6,000 $95 $570,000 $105 $630,000(6)Current Division,1-ton pick up trucks w/plows;(1)Current Seasonal 1-ton pick up Works Vehicle Storage trucks w/plows. Public Works:(2)Current Five Ton Dump Trucks w/salt spreaders and nlnws and(1)Current combination hackhoe Future Expansion for Vehicle Storage Estimated 10,000 square foot area for 22 future pick up truck vehicles with aisles. Work Area/Shop Area 450 $140 $63,000 $150 $67,500 Woodworking area with workbench and storage and elec.for power tools. Open space for maintenance ofp/cn/c tables,etc Public Works Vehicle Storaqe $95 $0 $105 $0 See above Dedicated Wash Bay 650 $155 $100,750 $165 $107,250 Sized for single-vehicle(5 yd.dump truck max.),heated pressure washer w/2 reels and wands Page 2 of 4 Seasonal Maintenance Equipment/Facilities $95 $0 $105 $0 This space deleted. Owner will store this equipment at existing locations, salt- Storage' spreaders,ete.tables,water fetintaims,gator attaelainiefts(Paimt Striper,blade amd/o- power broorn),infield tarps,metal garbage cans(410 gal),pienie tables(3 high,q deep) Herbicide/Fungicide Storage(gallons only) 75 $95 $7,125 $105 $7,875 Tool Storage 200 $95 $19,000 $105 $21,000 Shared tool storage for all P&R divisions(5 total divisions) Storage for all divisions Aquatics Division 1,000 $95 $95,000 $105 $105,000 Beautification Division:Chain saws,garbage bags(by the skid),pole saws,wheel Equipment/Parts Storage,Beautification Division barrows,shovels,rakes,blowers,augers,edgers,billy goat,back pack sprayers,hand Storage,Playground Division Storage,Playground sprayers,100 Gal.water tank on pallet w/pump. Playground Division:Welding Staging Area,Turf Division Storage materials,masonry materials,playground equipment stock. Playground staging:Near Mechanic's Bay-storage of delivered items,assembly of park items w/storage of specialty items,fasteners,etc.;aerosol cabinet. Turf Division:100 sections of garden hose currently(on pallets) w/sprinklers(impact w/spikes-in tote bins),spare blades, pulleys,belts,hydraulics,pumps,hose fittings,tennis and volleyball nets Electrical Distribution Room 250 140 $35,000 150 $37,500 Main Distribution Panel,Distribution panels,transformer. Close to generator Facility Maintenance/Parts Storage 150 $55 $8,250 $65 $9,750 Storage for miscellaneous building maintenance items(light bulbs,light fixtures,filters, spare parts,attic stock of building finishes,etc.) Mezzanine Storage Public Decoration Storage 700 $55 $38,500 $65 $45,500 City banners,signs,holiday decorations,etc. Mezzanine Storage Portable Scoreboard storage Scoreboard and parts storage,stored offsite Air Compressor Room 50 $120 $6,000 $130 $6,500 Located on Mezzanine Gasoline,gas/oil mix,kerosene,diesel(Flammable cabinet for each)Provide cabinet for Gas can storage each shop. vehicle twids,oil cans,oil recycling center,empty tuel cans,paint cabinet. Provide Fluids&Storage cabinet for each shop. Sub Total Maintenance Storage Areas 10,280 $104 $1,067,325 $114 $1,170,125 Walls,corridors,mechanical chases,etc. 3,704 $140 518,490 $150 555,525 Based on 30%of net area of Admin and Staff areas&18%of Vehicle&Storage areas Total Square Footage of Building 20,161 $127 2,559,170 $137 2,760,775 Cost of primary building construction Exterior Storage Areas Cold Storage(on pallets) 600 $55 $65 Future Grass seed(6),Fertilizer(6),Field Chalk(6),Turface(4),Snow melt(4),Straw seed blanket's.-25 rolls,Temporary fence;athletic field drag mats,skid of concrete Cold Storaqe for Off-Season Plow Storaqe 1,650 $55 $65 Future (36)Boss(or equivalent)plows Bulk Material Bins 2,000 $60 $120,000 $70 $140,000 Shredded Hardwood Mulch(WUY);Playground Mulch(100CY);Black Dirt(18CY); Turface(18CY);Infield Clay(18CY);CA-6(18CY);AG Lime(18CY);Potting Soil(25CY); Top Dressing Soil(25 CY);Fertilizer(18 CY);Sand and bin for dumping scrap dirt,spoils, edging,etc.Located off the side(s)of the Salt Storage Building Parks&Recreation Equipment Storage 3,000 $55 $165,000 $65 $195,000 Unheated cold storage area (4)Current 12'to 24'trailers,(5)Current riding mowers(1)Current utility tractors,(2)Current utility golf carts,(3)Current tractor attachments Future Parks&Recreation Equipment 3,600 Estimated area for future trailers,riding mowers,untility tractors,golf carts&various Storage attachments.(6)Future 12'to 24'trailers,(7)Future riding mowers,(2)Future utility tractors.(4)Future tractor attachments Public Works Cold Storaqe 350 $55 $65 Future Trailer-30'long X 9'wide Salt Storage Building 2,500 estimate $170,000 estimate $200,000 Separate Building-current need 500 tons of salt storage fijttire need 1,000 tons Plants and Tree Storage 300 Future Annuals,Perennials,30 Trees Allow open space on site for future Greenhouse Generator 100 baCK up generator;exterior unit;natural gas, phase. 1 o power w o e building;SF number includes T-0"clearance on three sides-assumes reuse of existing estimate $10,0001 estimate $15,000 unit Sub Total Exterior Storage Areas 14,000 $465,000 $550,000 Page 3 of 4 Site Employee Parking(Administration) (8)stalls-(4)Current staff and(3)Future staff,(1)Hdc'p. Employee Parking(Aquatics,Athletic ie s, (24)stalls-(6)Current staff and(17)Future staff,(1)Hdc'p. Beautification,Playgrounds,Turf,Building Maintenance) Employee Parking(Seasonal) (22)stalls-(10)Current seasonal staff and(11)Future seasonal staff stalls,(1)Hdc'p PublRe Works (5)stalls (3)Gurrent and(2)Future-staff- Total Amount Parking Stalls(FT and Seasonal (54)stalls plus(3)handicapped stalls Staff and Public Works Staff) Guest Parking No separate guest parking provided. Parking is same as regular employee parking. Total Parking 57 $2,000 $114,000 $2,500 $142,500 (54)stalls plus(3)handicapped stalls Perimeter Fencing estimate $25,000 estimate $30,000 Fencinq based on approximately 1000 lineal feet of PVC coated chainlink fencinq Storage Yard paving 10,000 26 $260,000 29 $290,000 Pavement estimate based on square yards of surface Sub Total Site Work 399,000 462,500 Cost of Construction,Building and Site 170 $3,423,170 187 $3,773,275 Contingency Allowance Design and Construction $410,780 $452,793 Contingency based on 12%of Cost of Construction for Building and Site Total Cost of Construction including contingency 190 $3,833,950 210 $4,226,068 Allowances for Items to be Purchased by the City Furniture&Office Equipment(incl.First Aid and Eye Wash Stations) $35,000 $45,000 Furnishings Design Fee $5,000 $7,500 Kitchen Appliances $9,500 $12,500 Laundry Equipment Washer&Dryer-Heavy Duty Residential Type $3,500 $5,500 Interior Signage $2,500 $3,500 Exterior Signage $5,5001 $7,500 Maintenance/Janitorial Equipment $6,500 $8,500 Telephone/Video/PA System and Equipment $25,000 $30,000 Security System $15,000 $17,000 Staff and Equipment Moving Costs $7,500 $10,000 Above grade fuel island $25,000 $30,000 Based on two 500 gallon tanks,one for diesel,one for gasoline Sub Total Allowances for Items to be Purchased by the City $140,000 $177,000 Allowances for Items Not Included in the Construction Budget Architectural and Engineering Fees 8.00% $273,854 8.00% $301,862 Based on Cost of Construction with NO contingency Soil Investigations $17,000 $22,000 Surveys $0 $0 Assumed to be existing and available Material Testing During Construction $10,000 $15,000 Blueprinting $10,000 $15,000 Utility Company Charges(Electric,Gas,Telephone) $25,000 $35,000 Utility costs during construction $20,000 $30,000 IDOT/Kendall County Roadwork and Infrastructures Improvements Unknown Permit Fees $0 $0 Assumed waived Sub Total 1 $355,854 $418,862 TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET I 4r329f8041 I 4 821 930 Adjustment for inflation for 2007 bid 9% 4,719,486 5,255,904 FINAL ADJUSTMENTS TO TOTAL COST WILL BE MADE BASED ON FINAL DESIGN Notes This budget is preliminary in nature,and assumes the use of a Pre-Qualified General Contractor. 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