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Park Board Packet 2006 09-14-06 YORKVILILE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Administration Office—Riverfront Building 301 E.Hydraulic St Yorkville,M 60560 630-5534341 Park Board Agenda Thursday September 14, 2006 7:00 p.m. — Park Board Meeting Riverfront Building Call to Order: Roll Call: Chris Rollins, Ken Koch, Van Truman, Gary Golinski, Debbie Horaz, Seth Schoonover, Kelly Sedgewick, Alderman Paul James Introduction of Guests, City Officials and Staff: Director of Parks and Recreation—David Mogle Superintendent of Recreation —Sue Swithin Superintendent of Parks—Scott Sleezer Park Planner— Laura Haake Public Comment: Presentations: Approval of Minutes: Minutes — Regular Park Board Meeting —August 24, 2006* Special Meeting -August 21, 2006 Bills Review: Cash Analysis* Bill List* Old Business: Whispering Meadows Playground RFP Results and Recommendation* Board Retreat Agenda* Old Post Office Rehab Plans New Business: Park Naming Request* Reds Baseball Facility Request* Reports: Parks Report Recreation Report Additional Business: tya' Villik , vpi q .- - . a ik ">16Z444Waiiiiiiii6vhalat C) , .r. ,,, , ., Ai 0 . ,.i ivF=„Y_.xv s%.:Um:: ,aT '4. ill fir” i 0 4.1 irmiimmil , /1:':1"?'41‘ • "irk .. 1 ,'f 14 I I �—� W V '' ' 't ." -ft-V ' 0 0.0„..,,,'''' (1) % W ^ 7© • 1.4111111411) ‘. 1 bn Z $ Y W t�` W O • 0 0 - r H V W p .. 0 „ 1: *-.-; '' .41#411 I y 4 ., P rd . ns/' s ` a , - ' 6 e - , 0 t * ges * e .. . 11 ,� + le1J.zr / „. ,.... ,_, A`p C1� + }* _ a N;y °, }”i "..; // ... i..,._ T _Mr . i . a "1item - '� �� M piitis'. 'e\ \. I 1 ♦f 4* ';‘ Ahs e " `*► may* \� \ , �/ y +,+' T A YSV 4E0 - `- *fie ' \t, ; *441(114 ' Ate# �'.-.,. __ti�,` `. .��, \,. i .i.'''..0, ,t6. I �• '� , .� ♦f't..i �r .. \A i i . n'. :.. «.�Y�r�rrrrc.,a •-w�.� .,Ate?..............� �� i •�fM r.t.. �:,:.r///'^_ • a. .'��s4 �, v,•�**i., •,ar . • r ,` '' " ,. a e'a° `iL' �'Yb' .td `ESv-§ ii , / M1' ii♦ - \ r,J..7 OFE v - IIV. FRIDAY T. Noon-10:00 p.m. Noon-10:00 p.m. . �} F Iv. ,( Q P., e. Golf Contest Carnival 5:00-6:00 p.m. Noon-4:00 p.m. Golf Contest Stephan Bores, Main Stage Petting Farm 1:00-2:00 p.m. 5:00-11:00 p.m. Climbing Wall Mike the Juggler Carnival Noon-11:00 p.m. 2:00-4:00 P.m. Hole in One Golf Carnival American Legion Big Band 6:00-7:00 p.m. 1:00-2:00 p.m. Duck Race Paul the Stilt Walker Gold Star Dancers 2:30-3:30 p.m. 7:30 10:00 p.m. 2:30-3:30 p.m. Empower Karate Demo 2 Big John Howell and the Steve's Magic Show 4:00-4:45 p.m. Born to Boogie Band 4:30-6:30 p.m. Face Painting British Exports 4:30-6:30 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. Main Stage Broken Vegas 9t�� P�� 7:00-10:00 p.m. Main Stage 9:00 10:00 a.m. v Fabulous Janes 5:00-8:00 p.m. Pet Parade Main Stage Hot Air Balloon Rides DogFrisbee Demo 7:00-10:00 p.m. SUNPA � SEPT. 3 Hi Infidelity 9:00-4:00 p.m. OOt 0 P.,!�. Craft Show Noon-4:00 p.m. HOMETOWN DAYS IS SPONSORED BY THE UNIT 10:00-11:00 a.m. Pride and Joy Car Show CITY OF YORKVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION Baby Contest Climbin Wall 10:00 11:00 a.m. g DEPARTMENT.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS Pom Squad Race Track AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING 630.553.4342 0 Petting Farm 630.553.8564. 'Yorkville arks C ecreation FALL CATALOG 2006 SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER- NOVEMBER VOLUME 9 ISSUE 1 1 f Ii tF )��L' _ r/t Ot e l/it C. ///€,N7 L's / fi! c\ by U`(/r t`eti k ci ri Ci i I 1 i President Director of Parks &Recreation Table of Contents, Board Members, Chris Rollins Dave Mogle, CPRP Staff, Organizations 3 crollinseyorkville.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 Secreta Tim Evans, CPRP Last Chance - Summer Classes 5Gari Golinski Angie Alwood Toddler 6 ggolinski«yorkville.il.us Joe Gatlin Toddler,Youth_ 7 Parker's Pre School 8 Member Office Supervisor Toddler, Youth & Soccer 9 Van Truman Barb Reisinger vtrumanS vorkville.il.us Youth Classes, Basketball 10-15 Recreation Office Staff AlI Star Sports 16, 17 Member Kathi Fincham Gold Star Dance Academy 18, 19 Deborah Horaz Kathy Kastak Karate 20 dhorazPyorkville.il.us Skate Park Hours 21 Member Superintendent of Parks Youth, Adult Fitness 22,23 Kelly Sedgwick Scott Sleezer Adult Classes 24 ksedgwickPyorkville.il.us Adult, Community Programs 25 Parks Maintenance Staff City Liaison Tony Houle Community Special Events . . .26, 27 Paul James Jamie Jackson Community Advertising 28 pjamesgyorkville.il.us Ryan Homer Park Information, Map 29-31 Peter Scodro Registration Information 32 School District Liaison Adam Hake Registration Form 33 Seth Schoonover Waiver/ Refund Form 34 Mayor of Yorkville Facility Maintenance Athletic Questionnaire 35 Arthur J. Prochaska, Jr. Steve Baker Community Advertising 35, 36 Layout and Design... Sue Swithin Communi Orjanzza anS Final Design &Printing...Service Printing ✓ Corporation Youth Baseball/Softball Association 630-585-4400 Youth Football 630-553-5779 � %rh Youth Cheerleading 630-553-3704 `'f'` Cl ikie/ L.;; -," f S Youth Wrestling Club 630-553-1546 Yorkville Chamber of Commerce 630-553-6853 WE LOVE PARENTS, but with your child's CNN Nutrition Program 630-553-2316 best interests in mind,we ask that parents do Yorkville Economic Development Corporation 630-553-0843 not remain in class or bring other children into class, as they may interrupt participant's Yorkville Lions Club 630-553-5233 attention and inhibit peer socialization. All Yorkville Rotary Club 630-553-6697 parents are welcome to observe and even Yorkville Kiwanis Club 630-553-1234 participate during the last 15 minutes of the Kendall County Food Pantry 630-553-0473 last class of the session. Thank you for your Hometown Days Festival 630-553-8564 cooperation. Senior Services (Beecher Community Building) 630-553-5777 Kendall County Health Services 630-553-9100 TO REGISTER CLL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Parks recreation News hR"1-1-E j I < T1- (Al iiiv.4 .,i�f,/ It/ L , e1/!/ ?4I f.y1'4,. �.\V FC C1`bi/ s-v/fit /,...-./< e1moi'"i t ' pARltc&flEcREAT7oN Welcome to the United City of Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department, your year round nprovider of duality park and recreational services. 4.. { Whether it be through your decision to walk , in a peaceful park setting, or through the stirring of the imagination of your child on one of the City's many themed playgrounds, or through an active 3 on 3 pick up basketball game on City owned outdoor basketball courts, the City aims to have a positive impact on your family's leisure time through its parks. Whether it be through a family member's participation in preschool, an art program, a computer class, fitness, or soccer program the City further aims to rejuvenate, educate, and improve skills through your participation in a variety of creative City recreation programs. Meeting our residents'needs to grow and play and have fun is an awesome responsibility which we take very seriousl Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department wants to fulfill your expectations. Please try us out. Have fun, play safe, and let us know how we are doing. I invite anyone with an idea, comment, concern or kudos pertaining to parks and recreation to contact me at dmogle@yorkville.il.us. Dave Mogle, Parks and Recreation Director �.) ecial i i�a2 e You,,,to all of the organizations in Yorkville that have opened their doors for us! Classes-that: ve a low enmllowrit are germ* P ca iem apxodmatelyone week before fb4_Fl�� <x „ n,fc have �YGN VPO I� YViS, aril meeting:date,Tease sign-up early fort' i Parkview Christian Academy PCA rawamto 1. avoid cancellations. Riverfront Building RFB / r Beecher Community Park BCP Vaf�ks' ecreat)Ofl oar,� eetirii9�' --er6ur_s i 11, Riverfront Park RFP Residents are welcome to attend the meetings at the Riverfr Yorkville High School YHS Building, 301 E. Hydraulic St. at 7:00 pm on the following da Yorkville Middle School YMS Aug. 10 &24 Sept. 14 & 28 Oct. 12 & 26 Nov. 9 & 23 Dec. 14 Yorkville Intermediate YIS Circle Center Grade School CCGS How To Read Class & Program Description 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 Riverfront Recreation Bldg. RRB 5 K M 9:00-10:00 1/3- 1/10 $10/$15 11111 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.0 .&?st Ciance for Summer Classes ,,. , ,r1 c---, _„• (71 rif- .,/_ ,,,, 1 , ,,, _ . -,iiii•Ls, ,t---, 0,, le er- caf . f„,,,t/f,,/-p, yolkie, .t.„es is never too early to start thinking about the holiday Come join the Yorkville Parks and 1 Jason, give a gift from the heart. In week one, learn Recreation Department and Senior make coasters & matching trivets out of marble Services Association and take a trip to `G Bf les. In week two learn to make personalized historic Wrigley Field and catch a ationery with paper & stamps. Chicago Cubs Baseball Game. Families welcomed! Registration, pick-up and drop-off all occur at Senior kation: Riverfront Building Services Associates, Inc. office, which is located at the [structor: Deanna Wiltgen MIN/MAX: 4/10 Beecher Community Building, 908 Game Farm Rd. Call 553-5777 for more information. )eS Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# + W 7:00-9:00P 8/9-8/16 $42/50 817412-1 Location: Beecher Parking Lot Instructor: Senior Service Staff MIN/MAX: 20/50 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Family Th 11:00-6:00P 8/24 $37/42 820504-1 ijatt`' , 6 �ft�lo`w � )me join the Yorkville Parks and Recreation ?partment and Travel Services of Yorkville on this n and exciting trip on the Spirit of Chicago. This one .,».. - '- it1,57.,, iy trip includes lunch during the cruise while t e1 Services tf 0'7 owing the magnificent skyline. While you dine you -'-; of N. ridgeSt.;;(Rt.47J v2 a '* n view the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds roaring °,` Year ille,IL 60560`.- Info trav - esofyork II toss the lakefront and other events during the Air `, • '0 vyviaw ravels cesofyorkvil r ,,, d Water Show. The water show begins in the , 1-4:^� ','W- ., it, .1....V..4,4` )rning and the air show runs during the afternoon. . ip will take place rain or shine! Transportation is luded in the cost of the trip. a T cation: Beecher Parking Lot (depart) tructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 15/20 Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# ages Sun 9:30-6:30P 8/20 $125/125 820505-1 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US %tóiTer f .f r-f „ f do-(V t ' in fi; C ,Iry//' :11; ' %l (t f fe `,//_ i , °r This session encourages parent and child to explore An eight-week class designed to introduce babies their backyard environment and make new their parents or caregivers to the wonders of mu discoveries. Through music, movement, dance, Each week the class will engage in activities carefi storytelling and instrument exploration, backyard planned around a lesson focus. All will creatures - from birds, turtles, squirrels - will be encouraged to explore their voices, body movemc uncovered and celebrated. Price includes CD, rabbit and age appropriate instruments. Price includes ( puppet, 5 picture folders. book, picture folders and lesson focus sheets ii see-through carry bag. Parents must attend the en Location: Riverfront Recreation Building class, and please bring a baby blanket. Instructor: Jackie Hilt MIN/MAX: 4/10 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Jackie Hilt MIN/MAX: 4/10 1.5-2 Th 10:00-11:00A 9/21-10/19 $72/84 117701-1 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# l 0-1.5 Th 9:00-9:45A 9/21-11/9 $81/94 117702- crke (21-J During this 8 week class we will sing, dance, listen, play instruments, and play games while exploring 2`/lo f` /,f`' 70`= these themes: animals, transportation, music, Playtime and socialization time for babies, toddle community, and patriotism. Each class, designed for and moms. Different arts and crafts and p preschoolers, focuses on several musical skills. equipment will be set up for children to play witl- Learning about music also provides growth in other an unstructured play environment. Par areas, including, but not limited to sharing, participation required. coordination, creativity, and pride. Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 5/15 Instructor:Jackie Hilt MIN/MAX: 4/10 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# .5-2 F 11:00-11:45A 9/15-10/13 $30/35 118706- 3-4 Th 11:15-11:45A 9/21-11/9 $36/42 117703-1 CARSTAR 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 REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Tohiler / liautM , , .d � r � �f>'f/ ,�� „ , ,) ltd€. C t 7 t,,t U` i�C ;E.: E_II l , i This program will encourage a lot of [� .. movement in a variety of ways. We will be doing ,wy �- O things like scooters, rolling and jumping on mats, 1 ,k, playing big balls, balance beams, dancing, and :- singing. This is the perfect way for children to use a `< '� � ; lot of energy. Parent participation is required. Y i Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/10 1 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 1414' 1.5-3.5 Tu 9:30-10:15A 11/28-12/19 $32/37 117700-1 4_ 116 ilt 3.5-5 Tu 10:30-11:15A 11/28-12/19 $32/37 117000-1 Y- li i t'C /t1 6E,1 F.6 This program will be perfect for the girl who loves ' °� �Ff f �� 0 /�q� Ilf/U) up, playing tea part) and playing.with dolls. i .1 f .._i tf V . `+, kms..:VI V J (�F f l t l , t - dressing t" f g party, 1' b J ' We will sing songs, read stories, make pictures and ' )i/(110/i, play with our dolls at the same time. Girls should This program will consist of activities related to come dressed up in a dress and bring their favorite Dinosaurs, Bugs and Trucks. We will be having doll. playtime, crafts, games and stories. This is a good chance for children to interact with peers and Location: Riverfront Recreation Building participate in a class without a parent. Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/8 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/10 3-5 F 9:00-10:OOA 9/29-10/6 $18/21 118000-1 3-5 F 9:00-10:OOA 11/3-11/10 $18/21 118000-2 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-5 F 9:00-10:OOA 9/15-9/22 $18/21 118001-1 3-5 F 9:00-10:OOA 10/20-10/27 $18/21 118001-2 f E4,L e .'c" h•kr F9�p1 '�' "W'..tee , ..r, r; '1 ;-.-,';1 k 1CFdt fkfI fitd +, ��k'. % iE ik �i t-:: ;"t"i,''! e i - €'e ' !."%_,P,!'",.7:-.:.,-; y i € e( Y e ,,t) krx to r,Z kFs e v , -;, �F,. a4-,4�i'4"R. * k; , ' ' 't 4. ,,,, ,.,k,.„ .„,,,,,..,„ ,,,,.4.-,,,..w . .,„, _..., ,,. .., , .4... „.„ .., . „, . ._::„. , , ..,,_ tV� ti. _ t 6 r 5 r t :I I, a( ,i.:,;:-:,'t4 t.d t ' f R w Y F F TO REGISTER CAL[ (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US III `fJautt r.„„, MornInciuyick � s' Children will be dancing and singing together during (Formerly kcady,Set,Go) this class. The children will be able to interact with Are you considering or have you signed up your chip other kids and their parents. We will be singing many for Pre School next year? Then this is the program fo favorite songs as well as learning some new ones. This you! This program is designed for you and your chip class will enhance fine and gross motor skills by to be introduced to the daily and weekly routine o participating in these fun games and songs. Parent Pre School. Each week will include curriculum that i participation is required. based on our Parker Playtime Pre School program but adapted to meet the needs of this age group. Th Location: Riverfront Recreation Building program runs 2 days a week, like most Pre Schoc Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/10 programs, but only half of the time. Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Location: Riverfront Recreation Building 1.5-3 F 10:15-10:45A 9/15-9/22 $9111 118703-1 Instructor: Ginger Lenert MIN/MAX: 6/10 1.5-3 F 10:15-10:45A 10/20-10/27 $9/11 118703-2 Kathy Auw Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15A 10/2-10/25 $80/95 133010-1 2-3 M,W 9:00-10:15A 10/30-11/22 $80/95 133010-2 Parker's's 17I time Vre--Sc600I Class Times For 2006-2007 Pre School Year 3 & early 4 years old - Tues/Thurs. 9:00 - 11:15 am (2 days) 3 & early 4 years old - Tues/Thurs. 12:30 - 2:45 pm (2 days) 4 & early 5 years old - Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00 - 11:15 am (3 days) 4 & early 5 years old - Mon/Wed/Fri 12:30 - 2:45 pm (3 days)* Pre School Registration *New addition: 3 day afternoon class (former 2 day class) Not on the Wait List: If you are not on the wait list, but are interested please stop by the office. TAS_'• T _. ! r�nnr. ........ a Tha1Jier out program This ro ram will allow children to have WivThis class will consist of a different theme IOW fun and learn about numbers, letters, ° each class meeting. We will learn about shapes, and colors. They will be able to interact with each theme in a multi-sensory approach. We will children and participate in fun activities without perform crafts, sing songs, read books and play parents. This will give a parent a chance to see if their games. Children will be asked to bring in things from child will be able to stay in a class without them. home that go with the theme of the week. Themes for Parents can wait outside the classroom to make sure each session will be different. Themes will consist of their child is ok. Children will learn a routine in this popcorn, bugs, bears, Disney Day, dogs, fish, and class that will help in future classes. food. Parent participation is not required. Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/8 Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 4/10 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 2-5 Tu 10:45-11:45A 9/12-10/3 $36/42 118700-1 2-4 Tu 9:30-10:30A 9/12-10/3 $36/42 118701-1 2-5 Tu 10:45-11:45A 10/17-11/14 $36/42 118700-2 2-4 Tu 9:30-10:30A 10/17-11/14 $36/42 118701-2 routI r airSoccer Soccer Referees Nee&Iea'? 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 at the end of August and finishes by the end of October. All games are played on Saturdays. TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 1/out/ In this sass, studeris will learn a variety jEW' - Want to learn a new language? Learn the most pop of jewelry making techniques including ' ' lar and useful foreign language in America. This ed beading, macrame, polymer clay, and many others. cational and fun class will begin the first steps Students will create several beautiful pieces, and learn speaking Spanish. jewelry making skills that they can use at home. Come create beautiful, personalized jewelry for you Location: YMS Art Room (Pending) and your friends! Instructor: Elsa Hamm MIN/MAX: 4/9 Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 6-10 Th 6:00-6:45P 9/7-10/5 $54/63 117100-1 6-10 Th 6:00-6:45P 10/26-11/30$54/63 117100-2 Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 2-5 So 12:00-4:00P 9/30-9/30 $48/56 118102-1 (� 1G` ja V lre r n -.0,-,; dz,/ F ' ,,�,L.. Ld „, - ‘...)Gri -- !,___),,t,/:,,,,//, „.,�7✓�ror Z✓ r, (;J n 'l `0aaIJ ;i/li,cie rm r;�,,sfi oms?mi I,I . if i Llcs'�s X irI 0G`. i —,117 t4 e �. iaY Each month we will introduce a different avenue to express ourselves as individuals and promote self- esteem and self-confidence in our youth. We will offer a variety of activities such as Empower Karate, „) )®oc6IIowee / ,y' ° fitness, self-esteem, hygiene, creative writing, and art Get ready for Halloween as we create -*W� classes. Students will meet after school on the first several "spooky crafts,” just in time to '' ''' '� and third Thursdays of the month, and field trip costs decorate for Halloween. We will be creating man I will vary. Registration is available only at the unique types of artwork, perfect for October! Recreation Office at 1107 S. Bridge Street. Pre-Registration is required, so parents can sign all Location: Riverfront Recreation Building permission slips. Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 2 Location: Yorkville Intermediate School (Pending) Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Cede# Promising : ,,,,,. ;,,,-, -,, „ fix: ,,,,,..Extraordinary 4/1".----.'dl*- , '4:7::1 '77;,,,,,,0-7, i .,. . .., Care• . „it!# ,, - , ,, , t , , ?MIsI:V CP 9 }` -( , '.1,..t- j Y _ r r� fy't ..`. `✓" .,3 +:R GFt1iF Ln, ''.,:*'•;,=' ., _ , ' tt.,,,, 1 .1 Q -*'.,:----4- .,,, ) ,I ',-.,,,,t, ,, „.i. 2,',/,- -1\ , ;,/,--` -,,,,,,,-;:- ' ''' -di Rush-Copley , _- Providing Advanced Medicine. !:Q' ,1....,'Z,','''`c-f!:,,,(-/-' - ,, +, 'c''..'.'. T:li,ti-v:t '' r.,,.:f,.A. Promising Extraordinary Care® .� , , � a 0 2000 Ogden Avenue, Aurora, IL 60504 866-4COPLEY (1-866-426-7539) � 1 .-S, O �� The Recreation Department will offer s .�z1-13 -- _ t after school, evening, and weekend Don't forget to programs at Parkview Christian bring a clean pair of Academy located at Center and Church Street. Enter through gym shoes to change into the back door. if using the gym! ... lic,ip , op,\, _-, . '1/4 -\,t,- * , , 41k :a?---Z------:-:1."' i:i., ';'t 1-1---1 ttg,..:. ,,,t. :i„ i.: ' i% rt*N ',.'' - 4;1 -‘'.-7,,,k- A . 4, .., ,..., „ , t.,\ ,,.„...„..., t 4,,, P 44/ r ' b ~'-lc�. - = , k. TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US ' Out/ / ` , Ei °/IV> )1' IC, ,/r, f LOn off` / � j r , Calling"all Scientists! Join us for some kid terrific i%1 ir C* l` tr%0 (',1/- _i` science lessons. We will create all sorts of funGet ready-for Thanksgiving as we create a reactions with simple stuff you can find at home. Be "cornucopia" of autumn crafts! Students will create ready to mix, mash and melt. A small supply list will amazing pieces to decorate the table for Thanksgiving be sent home at the first class meeting. dinner as well as unique artwork, perfect for the fall! Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 6/15 Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 8-10 M 5:00-6:00P 10/23-11/20 $30/35 118101-1 1-5 So 12:00-4:00P 11/11 $42/49 118104-1 Ik— ,..- PI çeet 444294 111411 See page 27 (/l(r ci , /v�, , liL.A'/ . .� C'E(/'f� int: / 1YJi/, 'I /"/ W4",j This workshop is perfect for young artists ` t ' Would you like to seat mom and dad to a home who like to get messy! Students in the cooked meal prepared by you? This program will Messy Stuff class have the opportunity to work with a teach you basic cooking terms, and how to make wide variety of exciting materials like clay, non-bake snacks that you can prepare after school decoupage, tie-dye, paint, and others. This class Join us for this fun and exciting program and Let's Gel taught by Yorkville School District Art teacher Cooking! Lindsey Skidmore. Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Location: Riverfront Recreation Building Instructor: Carol Baumgardt MIN/MAX: 5/10 Instructor: Lindsey Skidmore MIN/MAX: 4/12 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 6-10 M 5:00-6:OOP 9/11-10/9 $30/35 135100-1 1-5 Sa,Su 12:00-4:00P 10/21-10/22 $78/91 118106-1 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 11014(6 t!trieet` ffr`;r t Ff e!et' , Ready! Set! Cheer! Learn cheers, chants, and dances Young gymnasts are introduced to balance beams and set to music. Oswego High School Cheerleading tumbling techniques. Tumbling includes skill Coach Jeannie Norman teaches coordination and building activities to develop rolls, cartwheels, and rhythm through choreographed dances and the use of handstands. porn pons. Gym shoes are required, please do not wear jeans. Location: Parkview School Instructor: Jeannie Norman MIN/MAX: 5/10 Location: Parkview School Instructor:Jeannie Norman MIN/MAX:5/12 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-6 M 6:45-7:30P 9/11-10/16 $45/50 114001-1 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 3-6 M 6:45-7:30P 10/23-11/27 $45/50 114001-2 3-5 M 5:00-5:30P 9/11-10/16 $35/40 136001-1 3-5 M 5:00-5:30P 10/23-11/27 $35/40 136001-2 t o elle 1approximately p a lit b oar have flour ?��a yams'. tnieethio t1ate Please sign-up early#o you} ebee Mead i-i find rPo mi. Learn sideline chants, half-time cheers and dance • • routines set to popular music. Oswego High School Cheerleading Coach Jeannie Norman teaches proper warm-ups and stretching, precise movements, voice projection, coordination, and memorization skills. Sign-up for spirited fun in a class where everyone can feel comfortable and build self-esteem. Preferred dress is shorts, t-shirts and gym shoes. Location: Parkview School Instructor:Jeannie Norman MIN/MAX: 5/12 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 6-8 M 5:45-6:30P 9/11-10/16 $35/40 136101-1 6-8 M 5:45-6:30P 10/23-11/27 $35/40 136101-2 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 1Jaut6 tf A AR help iveeded,, State Farm E Providing Insurance and Financial Services NSURANC Home Office,Bloomington,Illinois 61710 Instructors and office Lou Hersheway volunteers are always Agent 1955 Marketview Drive,Suite 500,Yorkville,IL 60560 24 Hour needed and appreciated... Off.630 553 0005 Fax 630 553 4582 Good Neighbor Service® If you have questions and are x- tike agood oeighbor,$tateFarm isthere,* • interested please call (630) 553-4357. San up Now... c x (';',7-s. ,0 �`t°7i.a6 i / f)(),,:r'\et O�ir 1 The Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department emphasizes skill, techniques, sportsmanship and fun! Everyone will have an opportunity to play in each Comm/this Winter„ (sign u, Nov. 61 game. The first two weeks are set aside for practice. Teams will practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings with games on Saturdays and week nights. < I All practices and home games will be held at ,/ Yorkille Middle School. Registration deadline is c. •f�-i' tl" September 15, 2006. Each grade will have a minimum One 6th, 7th and 8th grade team will emphas of 8 players and a maximum of 12 players. If higher level of competitiveness. This league will registration is below the minimum, grade levels may games on weeknights, Saturdays and Sundays. F be combined to create a team. The cost of the note: this is a traveling program and equal ply program covers jerseys, tournament fees, referees, time is not guaranteed. Practices will be held tv and gym supervision. Volunteer Coaches are needed week in the evening. Volunteer coaches are n€ for each team. If you are interesting in coaching or for each team. If you have any questions rega have any questions regarding the league please call the league or would like to volunteer please ca the Recreation Office at 553-4357 recreation office 553-4357. Location: Yorkville Middle School (Pending) Location: TBA Instructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 8/12 Instructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 8/10 Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NRFee Cod( 7 Tu,Th,Sa Varies 10/19-12/23 $120/130 102201-1 6 Su - Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $175/200 2022 8 Tu,Th,Sa Varies 10/19-12/23 $120/130 102202-1 7 Su - Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $175/200 2022 8 Su - Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $175/200 2022 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 'out ' &sfetiaII cami, iii` inlet... (s n up Nov,6) F4'F f 1� i / _ - � v, This league will focus on all aspects of the game: dribbling, Join us for this NEW basketball league. This league will shooting, passing, offense and defense. Practice will be focus on all aspects of the game: dribbling, shooting, held once a week at the local schools. Practices will be held passing, offense and defense. Practice will be held once a with other teams and will be broken up into stations to week at 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 553-4357. Please state volunteer coaching interest, child's call the recreation office at 553-4357. height, and any unique situations on the Youth Athletic Program Information form. Special Requests are not Location: Yorkville Schools (pending) accepted for basketball leagues. Instructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 Location: Yorkville Schools (pending) Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# hnstructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 1-2 Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $50/60 202101-1 Grade Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 3-4 Sa Varies 1/2-3/18 $100/110 202102-1 r �. r f.. t-rtki /l't rade 4-sois/3aSker/ lit �)ffi It t`1/A�/0 ?,'l'`'t - rl/tPi-1-001 I 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 553-4357. Please state volunteer coaching interest, child's 553-4357. Please state volunteer coaching interest, child's height, and any unique situations on the Youth Athletic height, and any unique situations on the Youth Athletic Program Information form. Special Requests are not Program Information form. Special Requests are not accepted for basketball leagues. accepted for basketball leagues. Location: Yorkville Schools (pending) Location: Yorkville Schools (pending) Instructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 Instructor: Volunteer Coaches MIN/MAX: 32/64 Grade Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# Grade Day Time Date R/NRFee 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 REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US WI'Star' S7oth s This class covers the basics of baseball in a fun and safe This program gives you and your child an opportunity to environment. Throwing, catching, hitting, and fielding bond and have fun together while learning a variety of will be taught as well as running the bases and how to play sports. This class is great for simple motor skills such as the game. Games will be played every week. Towards the catching, throwing, batting, shooting, passing, and end of the session a coach may pitch to the kids. Please anything that involves hand-eye coordination. Parents bring your own glove. participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, t-ball and many other sports. Location: Parkview School Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Location: Parkview School Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 3-4 Sa 9:00-9:45A 9/9-10/21 $57/66 130004-1 Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 4-6 Sa 11:30-12:30P 9/9-10/21 $57/66 130004-2 2-3 Tu 6:15-7:00P 9/5-10/17 $57/66 130701-1 3-4 Sa 9:00-9:45A 11/4-12/16 $49/57 130004-3 2-3 Sa 10:30-11:15A 9/9-10/21 $57/66 130701-2 4-6 Sa 11:30-12:30P 11/4-12/16 $49/57 130004-4 Classes that lave a low enrollment axe"general!`` / cancelled approximately one week before the ave 'Your ?7rograms. first meeting date.Please sign-up early for your program to avoid cancellations. Ali Star Super i Dora (I 'fir Soccer This fun filled class teaches little superstars the importance This program is designed to teach children the basics of of teamwork and sportsmanship, while attempting to spark soccer in a fun and exciting way. Dribbling, passing, and an interest in kids to play a variety of sports. Sports shooting will be covered through fun games that keep covered may include basketball, soccer,baseball, and many everyone moving. This class is great for coordination and more. self-esteem. The main objective is to have fun! Equipment needed is a soccer ball and shin guards. Location: Parkview School Instructor:All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Location: Parkview School Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 3-4 Th 5:15-6:00P 9/7-10/19 $57/66 130002-1 Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 4-6 Th 6:00-7:00P 9/7-10/19 $57/66 130002-2 3-4 Tu 5:15-6:00P 9/5-10/17 $57/66 130001-1 3-4 Th 5:15-6:00P 11/2-12/21 $57/66 130002-3 3-4 Sa 9:45-10:30A 9/9-10/21 $57/66 130001-2 4-6 Th 6:00-7:00P 11/2-12/21 $57/66 130002-4 3-4 Tu 5:15-6:00P 11/7-12/19 $57/66 130001-3 4-6 Tu 6:00-7:OOP 11/7-12/19 $57/66 130001-4 3-4 Sa 9:45-10:30A 11/4-12/16 $57/66 130001-5 4-6 Sa 10:30-11:30A 11/4-12/16 $49/57 130001-6 ov TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 4IIStar Sports f , _,, ,, , , ,.., s_ I°/ ,- .--, . „ „,,/, , .,-,, „ , r‘,,, ,,/,-, ,i!,, ,,-,,,,,,r, -,,, This program will introduce your children to the game of The Volleyball program is designed to equip our boys and basketball whether they are beginning or all-stars needing girls with the essential fundamentals that are needed to instruction to get to the next level. Basic skills of dribbling, succeed in this fast paced game. Passing, setting, serving, passing, shooting, and defense will be taught. Games will defensive and offensive strategies are all covered. Join us also be played to show the importance of teamwork in as we work on improving our footwork, teamwork, and game situations. cover all basics as we take it to the next level. Location: Parkview School Location: Parkview School Instructor_:All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Instructor:All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 A Iy Time Date R/NRFee Code# 3-4 Sa 1:30-2:15P 9/9-10/21 $57/66 130007-1 Grade Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 4-6 Sa 2:15-3:15P 9/9-10/21 $57/66 130007-2 6-8 Tu 7:15-8:15P 9/5-10/17 $57/66 130201-1 3-4 Sa 1:30-2:15P 11/4-12/16 $49/57 130007-3 6-8 Tu 7:15-8:15P 11/7-12/19 $57/66 130201-2 4-6 Sa 2:15-3:15P 11/4-12/16 $49/57 130007-4 Etr A /!if ��/,int f, `�1/ie l ll 0/ha tE �;t ,.n ' $•. This program will introduce your children to the game of basketball whether they are beginning or all-stars needing instruction to get to the next level. Basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense will be taught. Games will also be played to show the importance of teamwork in game situations. Location: Parkview School Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 77 ,r Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# ,. Come enjoy action packed football in a fun and safe 7-9 Th 7:00-8:00P 9/7-10/19 $57/66 130103-1 environment. All Star Flag Football is designed to teach 7-9 Th 7:00-8:00P 11/2-12/21 $57/66 130103-2 everyone. Beginners and little pro's are all welcome; we will be able to advance their play. This is a great chance for �,it ,-zf "�t_i r if children to learn the game without pads and helmets. r�tl / l/' ,l.-fti brei✓r%. This program is designed to teach kids the finer points of There is no tackling allowed! We will cover positioning, catching, throwing, patterns, footwork, and offensive and Dodgeball. Participants will learn to dodge, duck, dip, and defensive strategies that keep everyone thinking and dive. Throwing and catching skills will also be worked on. moving. Participants will be split into teams to play games. Location: Parkview School Location: Parkview School Instructor:All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Instructor: All Star Sports Staff MIN/MAX: 6/12 Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# Age Day Time Date R/NRFee Code# 7-10 Tu 4:00-5:00P 9/5-10/17* $57/66 130101-1 6-9 Th 4:00-5:00P 9/7-10/19 $57/66 130102-1 7-10 Tu 4:00-5:00P 11/7-12/19 $57/66 130101-2 6-9 Th 4:00-5:00P 11/2-12/21 $57/66 130102-2 *NO CLASS 9/4, 10/9 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WINW.YORKVILLE.IL.US iry og tv...SYar Academy of ace 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: Session 1- August 7th - 12th Fall Session 1 classes begin August 21st The address for the Academy is 608 E. Veterans Pkwy. (Corner of Rt. 34 and McHugh - in the Heartland Professional Center) f/ /J //C'fd This class will include half ballet instruction and also This is a basic introduction to dance. Your little one introduce a second form of dance, tap. Basic skills are will love to pile, passe and eschappe with fun props taught using fun music, props and themes. and themes. Participants must have a pink ballet Participants must have a pink leotard, pink ballet leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys wear shoes and black tap shoes. Boys should wear white a white t-shirt and black shorts/pants and black ballet t-shirts, black jazz pants, black ballet shoes and black shoes. Must be toilet trained. tap shoes. All items are available at the academy. Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Instructor: Kristen Pecenka MIN/MAX: 4/10 Instructor: Michelle Sheehan MIN/MAX: 4/12 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code 3-4 Tu 4:00-4:30P 8/22-10/24 $70/70 116001-1 5-6 Th 10:10-10:40A 8/24-10/26 $100/100 116000-1 Learn proper arm and leg placement, turns and more. Students wifl start with an extensive warm-up. Class Jazz is like the Broadway style of dance. Leotard, will focus on basic tumbling/acrobatic skills such as black or tan tights and black jazz shoes required. Hair cartwheels, forward and backward rolls, straddle should be pulled back in a ponytail. Boys should rolls, handstands, backbends and splits. Girls may wear a white t-shirt, black jazz pants, and black jazz wear leotards, no tights. Boys may wear t-shirts and shoes. form fitted shorts. This is an ongoing class. Gymnastic shoes are required and may be purchased at the Location: Gold Star Dance Academy academy. Instructor: Kristen Humbers MIN/MAX: 4/14 Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Instructor: Bonnie Ardelean MIN/MAX: 4/10 7-10 Sa 10:30-11:15A 8/26-10/28 $100/100 116100-1 Age Day Time Date Ft/NR Fee Code# 6-10 W 5100-6:00P 8/23-10/25 $125/125 116101-1 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US o 'tar ,licadrrnj of llcrnce (0-, c i .i ,„,,,,,c/..-2 /ce i Teen 861rei Dance Tech is a new class at Gold Star just for older Always wished you'd taken ballet? Now you can in students that will focus on turns, leaps and jazz this older beginner ballet class. Class time will techniques in dance routines.Whether you have taken include warm-ups, barre work, center and across the a dance class before or not, this class will strengthen floor work. Basic ballet positions and turns will be your ability, improve your form and technique and taught. This will be an on-going class. Girls must help you to become a better all around dancer. This wear a black leotard, pink tights and pink leather class is perfect for poms or cheerleaders or anyone ballet shoes. Hair must be in a bun. Boys should wear who will be trying out for poms. Comfortable a white t-shirt and black jazz pants and black ballet clothing (leotard) and jazz shoes are required. shoes. Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Location: Gold Star Dance Academy Instructor: Kerri Galas MIN/MAX: 4/15 Instructor: Irma Poloubotko MIN/MAX: 4/14 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 11-18 M 7:30-8:30P 8/21-10/23* $125/125 116200-1 11-18 M 8:30-9:15P 8/21-10/23` $100/100 116304-1 *NO CLASS 9/14 Make up class 9/15 *NO CLASS 9/14 Make up class 9/15 ,e , ,- ,4., - y jib - x^5e til ,- \ _ ''' ilf. j4- - rte=.. P ,, i ,,es. - .-,p TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US " 9 Karate 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. This class is both a fitness class and a karate class! This class combines traditional and more functional You will get it all - calorie burning, heart pumping, strength training moves into a powerful body cardio kickboxing, muscle toning, flexibility, and you sculpting class. With mainly your own body weight will learn the techniques and skills of the first two and gravity as your resistance, extra emphasis will be belts in Kajukenbo Karate! No prior kickboxing or placed on balance and core stabilization. It's time to karate experience needed. Choreography is broken exercise your body to look better and work better. down and easy to follow. Get the fitness benefits of kickboxing and a great introduction to karate! Location: Empower Training Center Instructor: Empower Training MIN/MAX: 6/20 Location: Empower Training Center Instructor: Empower Training MIN/MAX: 6/20 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 17+ M 10:15-10:45A 9/11-10/9 $15/15 113401-1 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 17+ M 10:15-10:45A 10/23-11/27$18/18 113401-2 17+ M 9:15-10:15A 9/11-10/9 $32/32 113400-1 17+ M 9:15-10:15A 10/23-11/27 $39/39 113400-2 I / MI fe 7<0tYl{e 7 e ' i <1 r l' The goals and objectives—of the Dynomite Karate 1 ( program are to prepare the students, ages 4 to 6 years old, for the regular Empower Martial Arts children's ses 'Yu() cs� €� \ There.�1� ��r��e rl�s� ��re� flier e ��i11 b� � , g p t,�'i�t Ctc lag programs.This is considered "pre-karate" in that each �tL��td�'a � sign r�p.�o` ... ii �� - ��ilble rrr o `r —r�, student learns single, basic karate techniques and n. is movement patterns that will build a foundation for the succeeding children's karate programs (Little Dragons for 6 to 7 years old and Samurai Warrior for 8 to 11 years old). The children in the Dynomites program are introduced to the structure used, along ( sj _ with the respect and discipline required in the regular martial arts programs. We understand that this young age needs to have fun, too. So, the curriculum of skill' and knowledge is taught through various "karate'' games. Every activity used in class has a purpose for developing skills or learning information. Childrer are gaining important life skills while participating it a fun and healthy activity that can offer lifelong benefits. a r r Dates, times and costs were not available by press deadline, asAA_ please call Empower, 630-882-8583 for that information. # +Z �241 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US S4ate Tari 7-(ours NEW LIFE CHURCH Fall Eve .ts Nur Life Church's ate ark It 4,,t \\* , , .,, , - .,,,, , t •%,.,f.-.. all urs 2oo 1,. ii,,--•, on1,1 . 41: `ss ai }_ ..-.:.,.:.,4.,,,...,,,,,,,',,,,,,,-- ~ .mak ^ �+." • 3:30p111 ,1. ' � ri y m Back to School Racy Friday, August 25 �� 11'I n " ', " 7 pm reatherper ittint` 'T'' at New Life Ckrch 4 �` Back to sclrayers. # Sunday, Au t 27 �: �"" .,.. 6 p k + , '' i!iiia;j • of teens every t at New Ltf hurch < , ,t, - 1ed��,,F . ,rapmatNew Life Church Flight & Skat i;" � T s ,ire,: , K / t t Wednesday*z . tember 27 �, "'� 31051-Cannonball Trail Yorkville at Ne ,t '' hurch - .. :, ,, h <<' O.553.0200 nlcyorkville,org F al Sund.if ober 15 - e of laple I arm,„. 3 $f ''-`. 2-vo`_. 1' :For more i f - snort ,,} � ' i a` VIgpBAKERY �a�QRRY ,,. : 0 ,: 'ontakiS , Cr"..-74;1"--4"--�5 Linda Fox fesd: $'''4 '', YhM 1 P'9 ,i li � I,, e b Via Pancra Coordivaror s k - I Rn� I.' , !cat; ,,` F 4 � `" 3 ` 1 .T_ + � •• 1206-1208 North Bride Road Ph: (6 o z g3 )553 3>5 � ,(�` � � , - Yorkville,IL 60560 Fx: (630) 553-2089 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US ftiout6 Adult' Thneic r F 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. taught to improve strength. There is no chanting, no Sanskrit, no religion, no meditation,just the increased Location: Yorkville Intermediate School Choir Room 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 y Time Date R/NR Fee Code# class. 17+ Th 6:00-7:00P 9/7-11/30* $80/96 115401-1 Location: Parkview School *NO CLASS 11/23 Instructor:Jerry Nowlin MIN/MAX: 5/15 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 17+ W 6:30-7:30P 9/6-11/29* $80/96 115403-1 /10 / oo� Increase flexibility, develop strength, improve *NO CLASS 11/22 balance, and release tension through stretch and Vinyasa (flow). Students will go through a variety of poses and restorative relaxation. Location: Yorkville Intermediate School Choir Room Instructor: Annette Reese MIN/MAX: 5/15 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# t�. 17+ Tu 6:00-7:00P 9/5-10/10* $40/48 115409-1 17+ Tu 6:00-7:00P 10/24-11/28 $40/48 115409-2 *NO CLASS 9/4 �t j ft N ;.1/ L � r 7. '� F ci i•F t �, r a� ��v F� ;€ � a � m'iE` �k" Ft SIIF �FL � I{ 1Y E\ [ At l ;kP yy1 F 4 lF.l't t l til F A t k I f w r) r t h F cerJrc r- tl f t 'azo t • r • Nt �i. c � k414tp� fkl�ir �¢ TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US rJaut4, (dI amt% F ( 'G `7i % {6n (2 i\/100/Cr iF f. !pit_ High School students are welcome to attend the This is a great class structured for teens and adults. dances after the home football games. A High School Class members will learn basic, easy techniques and I.D. is required, and only students who attend combination strokes using acrylic paints. Everyone Yorkville High School will be admitted. Once you will paint a beautiful finished product at each class leave the dance you will not be allowed to re-enter. meeting. Wood, metal, or glass objects will also be The cost is$1.00 at the door. For those of you who like painted. A supply list will be mailed after signing up to start dancing earlier, this year all dances will begin for class. You will be purchasing acrylic paints, One at 9:30 p.m. and will be over by 11:30 pm. Stroke paint brush set, water basin, and paper to practice on. These items can be purchased from Location: TBA MIN/MAX: 10/300 Michaels or where Donna Dewberry One Stroke Instructor: Recreation Staff materials are sold. Grade Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Location: Parkview Multipurpose Room 9-12 F 9:30-11:30P 8/25 $111 116300-1 Instructor: Elsa Hamm MIN/MAX: 4/10 9-12 F 9:30-11:30P 9/8 $1/1 116301-1 9-12 F 9:30-11:30P 9/29 $1/1 116302-1 Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 9-12 F 9:30-11:30P 10/6 $1/1 116303-1 Adult M 7:00-8:30P 9/11-9/25 $100/117 118601-1 Adult M 7:00-8:30P 10/23-11/6 $100/117 118601-2 PL- `` e( 1/ C`( c t.i` .. tom: G `flak/( �,, r'�foop' � We will be offering a class in early December for all All Aboard/! 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, Downer's 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 visits Santa. sign up for the December Polar Express trip. Movie Please dress for the weather. night is free to anyone, and popcorn will be our treat! *Registration for this event starts Nov. 6th. Location: Parkview School Gym Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 6/100 Location: Aurora Train Station - (depart) Instructor: Recreation Staff MIN/MAX: 25/100 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Family Fri 7:00-9:00P 11/17 Free 12701-1 Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Family Sa 8:00-10:OOA 12/2 $8/11 22700-1 Save lJour T ro yamsl Classes that have a low enrollment are generally cancelled approximately one weekbeforeTe first meeting date. • 'lease sign-up early for your program to avoid cancellations. TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US 741utts r • 'F „f��. 1 12,6 r r er e�a7er��ee tt tt'fC%r /t�f"f,e1'l s Carrvilla, A Better log School, Boarding and Day Care This class 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. Families are welcomed! The first rule of Carrvilla,A Better measure. Families are welcomed! Everybody will have a good time, it's a rule! All classes are 6 weeks long. This Dog School is that ALL will have a fun class. class is for dogs that are 16 weeks or younger. Location: Carrvilla, A Better Dog School Location: Carrvilla, A Better Dog School Instructor: Carrvilla Instructors MIN/MAX: 4/10 Instructor: Carrvilla Instructors MIN/MAX: 4/10 Age Pay Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Age Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# Adult F 7:30-8:30P 9/15-10/12 $90/90 112601-1 Adult M 7:00-8:00P 9/18-10/23 $90/90 112601-2 Adult F 6:30-7:30P 9/15-10/20 $90/90 112600-1 Adult Tu 7:00-8:00P 10/3-11/17 $90/90 112601-3 Adult M 6:00-7:00P 9/18-10/23 $90/90 112600-2 Adult Tu 6:00-7:00P 10/3-11/17 $90/90 112600-3 ut1r1 I C1u� 1Ma 4 r 'are of ' o(9s' Seminar 1 -First time Home Buyer: Learn about the benefits of home ownership, the home buying process, financing your home, the cost of financing, th tax advantages of owning a home, how to negotiate and what lenders consider. Seminar 2 - Small Business Association: For individuals looking to start their own business and obtain financing.National City will provide tips on how to obtai financing and make your dream possible. National City is currently the #1 SBA lender in our footprint. Seminar 3 - Smart Couples Finish Rich: For couples, who have made a commitment to each other can now make a commitment to their future. Learn how 1 maximize your earnings and enjoy your golden years together. Location: Riverfront Administrative Building(east parking lot) Instructor: National City Staff MIN/MAX: 5/25 Age Day Time Date RINR Fee Code# 18+ W 6:00-8:00P 9/13 $214 117600-1 (Seminar 1) ,10 � 18+ Sa 9:00-11:OOA 9/16 $214 117601-1 (Seminar 1) 18+ Sa 9:00-11:OOA 9/23 $2/4 117602-1 (Seminar 2) 18+ W 6:00-8:OOP 9/27 $214 117603-1 (Seminar 3) TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Adult and eammun1 Vro rams k: Orce tir lf Bocce Ball is currently being played at Hiding Spot 1 l , ‘'" g Park. We supply the equipment, you supply the fun! 1 '' �R . i This sport is similar to lawn bowling, but much simpler. If you haven't ever played, don't worry. We Date: 2nd Tuesday of each month have veteran players who will gladly teach you how Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm and would love for you to join them. Call the Location: Panera - Rt. 47 (by Jewel) recreation office at 553-4357 to be placed on the list or just join the group some night. Call the office first if If you are interested in this club, weather is questionable. please call the Recreation Office to Location: Hiding Spot Park(Park &Freemont St.) sign up and receive more information Instructor: The Bushnells MIN/MAX: 4/76 630-553-4357 Bring your supplies and a friend! Ages Day Time Date R/NR Fee Code# 18+ Th 6:30-8:00P No charge 109600-1 All ages are welcome! code 118050-1 Yorkville's Newcomers & Oldtimers �i Book Club 'IN KOC, * Join us for an evening of fun and �,�„� frib discussion about a book chosen to read. iMeet nein friends and meet up with old ones! wlere Pamperi Your pet Cornea NuLu rn] They meet on the 4th week each month at various restaurants and 630-553-11/2 IIS P`7®TC places around town. 630-555-2245 Fax 7:00 9:00 pm Qob C5 Amy 6ankiewicz 691 NorLh ljridge street • Yorkville,1L 60160 • Croon% Books chosen for the coming months... • Boa Bakery August- Over The Edge of The World • self Wash September- 1984 • Fee Gifts • Premium Food October- West With The Night waw.happyhoundsyorkviie.com November-Reading Lolita in Tehran email. hhounds@sbcglobal.neL If interested call Deborah at 630-553-0589 or the Recreation Dept. 630-553-4357 Bring A Friend! Code #118400 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Communi SpeciaiZvents p;�es ails Hit the Trails,. !'`s# �e naa Wet oa fir • . ir - i' �r do9 ,,,, e *Os 6.,/ f V v}ai1k d cause z ry" G� 5K Dog Walk for a 9 Pre-registration $10 or $15 at the door. �.. The 1st 350 pre-registrations received (w/fee) receive a t-shirt. r„, '.!,-;/‘,11:•10- , e• if:14° '/ a:1';!!'''Y.„'-'4:-:"' :"' Saturday, September 16, 2006 _ 9am to Noon (rain or shine) 1 PFT _ iJ Silver Springs State Park tree Presented by: We will have judging for many categories. Fox Valley Therapy Dog Club i Dogs, cats, rabbits,hermit crabs, toads, jturtles, hamster, pigs, horses are just a few : ,-* ` of the animals welcome (just make sure A fundraiser to assist A.: ; they are friendly and on a leash or in a Paws With A Cause® client ! cage. We will follow the judging with a Tamre Sherer in her quest of, ' parade.A frisbee dog demonstration will I' f - for a PAWS® Assistance bog :` take place around 9:00 am. . 2nd ay turc For sponsor or other info call: 630.553.0678 Sa - Sept Vendors call: 815.498.9329 Registration at 9:00 am email: ksk9krazy@comast.net Get additional info at: www.fvtherapydogs.org This year's event will be held west of the Pick u. info & registration forms at: playground at Beecher Park. I Call the Recreation Office to pre register D & H Ag. Happy Hounds 1 and for more information. The Country Store 691 N. Bridge St. 630-553-4357 1111 S. Bridge (Rt. 47) (Rt. 47) I Code#121601-1 Offered by the Senior Services Associates Now located at the Beecher Community Building yi , pnAL-T An[Ix 1 til For more information, ;IA, Q il i. 1 1 I bilk\ i ca11630.553.5777 F I TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US It'en 6' ,: ,,,......,.. .,,,,,, ...-„,....., , . ., ..,........,,,..,..„4...„. ,,..,...,,.. ,,,.....,..'-',7'':".-.'''',S;'..,,e.',,",it .":,V":. � � east" " r F , It-s'^'; f t 4. f ; ¢ r :very Saturcay we nOVP_ �iCYYI:; e tf g, - 4 such as fresrl � , �� ,.�° -ncs Octooer 28 produce„ ,F, 8.00 a.m. to soon ho e planTs, - s` ond^ ood gorder', tom,. tr % crCYo'1S olid � �4 -1 morel `` -,,,,,I.p.-4434., . . t Two s ` f 3 _ E Remaining N 7:00-9:00 p.m. l ,� E c ' Town Square F August 11 Route 47 Saturday, September 2 11 CROSSFYRE 9:00 a.m.to 4:00 p.m. Country During the Hometown Days Festival Town Square, Route 47 sponsors an still needed to support Rain or Shine August 25 this concert series. ff1 4 For information and applications, E THE NEW sponsorships a. i available for a 'f: call Teresa at 554-0877 INVADERS minimum o 8300. �. 1 British t Bring your lav-� caai_rs and hianicets! Town Square - ' -__- __. . . m,�:,_.m..�,„ .— -- ..�,_- uv..:. Rt. 47 & Main St. Starts at 7:00 p.m. ` Bring a flashlight nd a container �if 4 afor your eggs. outdoor Stay on the mo. Pi iiriritivies sidew. m , alks until 11T ilt" Located at Beecher Community Park we start the hunt! Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and watch a movie in ovlA We will start the hunt the park on a 30-foot screen! � 'j at 7:00 p.m. The Concession stand is OPEN � pioc.r 28t h toddlers will go first at Beecher Park(restroom s every few minutes we send the next also available). group,eng with the oldestdinchildren. August 18 "Madagascar" PG There is a limit of September 15 "Herbie:Fully Loaded" G 10 eggs per child. Movie starts at DARK(approximately 9:00 p.ar) TO REGISTER- CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US I ` � r ' Robin Green, Inc. Chad Green, (Owner) GLASS & MIRROR 630- 5 -911 0CAR WASH *Locality &IIy OwnedOperated' -fes tial laselated Glass Reg I .+��..- -Where You A/ways Get a Clean Carr' Glass&Plexiglas=Cut To Size Or Pattern y ! PaSa Door Glass Rephicement (630)553-Wash &Sans Repair Monday-friday 8-5 (9274) 4 vino Windows gig �, Saturday 8-5 1010 N. Bridge St. T° teicture ✓ Sunday 9-5 Yorkville, IL . * Fronts01111t Alunsirsan Store —41:114 1 j k aut &Safaly s Commercial floor Repair • Door Closers To Serve,11,,,,,,,,, ZEITER-DICKSON Denied�' � INSURANCE ,111 rtgje ® �'= iirt lip cy • Shamir&Tetviii ' 123B East Hyck e,Yotkvyi,IL 69660 1111311 215 Hillcrest Asenue � lift P.O.Box 577 ,ti YorksMc,Illinois 60560-0577 www.yorkviilleglass.aom " IL 11I IF Phone:(630)553-5776 Fax:(630)553.7639 Nationality r- i Mortgage { tt (( ( �,ra ^tt Beth Prickett ( � t./ %(�C' ,r/" L! Assstant Vice President 1 Auroraftorkville Sales Manager 664 West Veterans Parkway Suite E -' Yorkville,IL 60560 1 �� G Direct Access/Fax: (630)686-1010 K- .a s.,.,/ • f r email.beth.prickett@ncmc.core - t wtiw..nationalcitymortgage.com/bethprickett A_ A dw sion 0,Nat,onal City Bank of Indiana e Contact Kath', at 630-553-4351 INAPI1P AUTO PARTS for more infom aiioI —c s� MARK A. LUETTICH Owner YORKVILLE NAPA AUTO PARTS AC 906 South Bridge St., Rt.47 CERTIFIED . Yorkville, IL 60560 (630)553-0244 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE ,AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US au CANNONBALL TRPIL VP F FAIRHAVEN LN O AXON ROAD _ ---1�-/P4 9 �� 1 //,/Q- IV KENNE OV RD. C O I / 0' fat I / o / c e eifIc o 0 Q �l. . COUNTRYSIDE PKWY. 34'- , _. OO 47 JOHN ST, . �� _ROUTE 34 Jl O - _-- O ' AA LL r / WALNUT ST. A * o c' z 7/ O � � W * C w C V�?C POND 1.1 � SCM• AUK ST, RIVER ROAD ��- 1,/ OX,1\/°'_____f-� - i/ �. 8 WINCIA immi _- ! _ � -62 r- % HYDRAULI - , — S —ti i CAVE i Y • � 1�' �� VAN EMMON ST. If:, i , % op �� 19 B O� ,, „ / �o R COLONIAL PKWY. 4,6 BORNING BOSH DR DICK YOUNG FOREST ff PRESERVE O Q 3 GREENBRIAR RD. I 1111 COUNTRY HILLS DR. 16 HARRIS FOREST PRESERVE LEGEND ,4A C,. t. ., • The United City Of Yorkville EXISTING PARKS 800 Game Farm Rd. * SCHOOL LOCATION :VI Yorkville,IL 60560 '1-.1. = e December 2004 630-553-4350 PARKS AND FACILITIES MAP TO REGISTER CALL (6.30) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Par Mah .k Ze jend CITY OF YORKVILLE PARK AND FACILITY LISTING CLASS ACTIVE PASSIVE IM-Mini Park, N- Neighborhood, C-Community, ..tj tom= SP-School vS. p i Q. pQ AthIeh- USF ro o o .. o ' o, c` �O Athletic yt O pc 6 D V o o S y pQ f omplex.S- of .° 4¢ O O , 5o Q .9 .00 m d Q e, �° F U� ecial Use,R- 0 Q° .p ,_,,,t)2) ` .Q y� .o o .co' *.ii c .co' ° .5., ,v, ry Natural O~� D �� C J N� ,F , 4 a p°°h ry\ N rp GQ ZO °2 U' 4 h � 2' r PARK SITES sou rce Area) Q 4° S �° �° 42 ti t Q c . �6- m 4.y V a 3 .. P J 1 Purcell Park M ■ ■ ■ 0.3 Fairhaven Lane I ____ 2 Fox Hill East I N _ • a • • 4 Sycamore Road _ 3 Fox Hill West _ N ■ ■ ■ • 6 13 John Street 4 Hiding Spot M a a • 0.25 1.35'. Park and Freemont Streets 5 Emily Sleezer Park _ M a • • ■ 0.75 Homestead Drive 6 Town Square C_ - • ■ 2.5 Bridge and Main Streets _ 7 Beecher Park ____C • 2 3 6 ■ ■ • • • 23 Game Farm Road 8 Cobb Park M • • 0.2 Colonial Parkway _ 9 Van Emmon ParkC - • ■ 2 __ Van Emmen Road __ 10 Price Park M • • ■ 0.7 Walsh Drive I _ 11 Rivertront Park CI • • • • • • 5 East Hydraulic Street , 12 Kiwanis Park N • • a • • 2 Country Hits Drive -_ 13 Rice Park -M__ ■ NI • 1.25 Poplar Drive - _ —. --- -- —I S TOTALS 1 0 0 4 3 6 5 0 8 9 0 1 4 6 0 1 2 1 4 1 2 47.95 14.35 UNDEVELOPED 14 West Hydraulic Park - M • 0.7 West Hydraulic Street — 15 Rivers Edge Park '- M—I 0.5 Stony Creek&Windham 16 Crawford Park r_. R • a 6 Windham Circle 17 Sunflower Park _N 2 Walsh Drive 18 Cannonball Ridge - N 3.2 Northland Lane 19 Gilbert Park i _._M 0.2 Washington 8 Adrale , TOTALS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 12.60 0.00 SCHOOL SITES A Yorkville High School j 2 II 2 ; 3 2 _ 6 1 Ir -. 1 - - 2 1 --- .I __1 —J _ — --- ..— -- B Circle centerI _i �_ C Yorkville Grade School 14 4 -- _ _., I __ 1 L _-i - D Yorkville Middle School SP I 1 30 TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US Varkgepartment News Park Rules & Regulations riY'e8 MemOY'1Gdi Prd ram Parks open at dawn and close at dusk unless otherwise posted. Every now and again we face the dilemma of how to pay special tribute to our friends and Alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs are prohibited. 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 r dedication/memorial program contact 00 the Parks Department at 630-553-4358. The Parks Department would like your help in 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 ... 7-(ave rFun, 19(-a Safe i.-..„ k,-., , If you or your organization _,_, Y_ ,_ would like to volunteer or have an idea for the , .___.....iiiiiiiiiiii Y Parks Department please contact the office at 553-4348. TO REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.USPt �e 1s� v��tlar� 9nforrna tion ft cf 'lA s t y` - 1 f Office :I-lours 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 StreetAp 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 Jlf[Or maCior7) Online Phone (630) 553-4357 www.yorkville.il.us • Credit Card / Fax (630) 553-4360 Fax Iri Email recreation@yorkville.il.us Web www.yorkville.il.us (630) 553-4360 Registration Form & Credit Card # Parks & Recreation Administration Office (630) 553-4341 Walk-In Kramer Office Building � City Office (630) 553-4350 1107 D South Bridge Street y Police Dept. (non-emergency) (630) 553-4340 Yorkville, IL 60560 4 �NIL New location for the Registrations received in person, first day of //; Recreation Office... registration will receive top priority; all dice Move I107 D SoutliUridge Street others will be processed in the order received. J 1 Yorkville,IL.60560 Rt.47 south of Rt.126 REGISTRATION MUST BE MADE WITH PAYMENT. SCl dial^S'6ip5` / grants 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 TV) /� quarterly based on available funds. To receive an 1 '`ftfnCetloll of'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 ` 1ti 2a5'a&itle5' Act ,Statement 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 REGISTER CALL (630) 553-4357 OR ONLINE AT WWW.YORKVILLE.IL.US e istration 'Farm 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 0 N 0 ❑ M ❑ F 0 ❑ F ❑ M ❑ F ❑ M ❑ F ❑ M 0 ❑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: 0 MasterCard 0 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 under age 18. REGISTRATION POLICY 1. Residents:Registration will begin Aug.7 for all city residents. Non-Residents:Registration will begin Aug.14 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. S. 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 Having a Dreyer doctor is e_� like having a doctor in the family �'4 he1 �n o > .4to - P b ' w healthy kith . !limo ,r. pediatrics .James L.Webb,N ID.I AAI) pediatrics ,/.,--,',* s` '' phone: 630.554.7654 fax: 630 839.0294 4509 Route 71, Oswe o,Illinois 60543 At our new Yorkville office at 1500 Sycamore Road,you'll find the expert care of three primary care physicians— Dr. Michael Dantzer,Dr. Douglas Dorman,and Dr. Steven Sapyta—plus easy access to a whole team of specialists. MARTIN PLUMBING m / Call 630-553-4470 to SINCE , 9 7 make an appointment. 1201 Deer St. —Yorkville �* License No. 058-107772 130-533-I I 1 i �Sycamore Rd. Dreyer Medical Clinic _Advocate www.rrartirrplsexntri .comm N www.dreyermed.com flme Inn Kelp he Welcome Visit With earl! kir Moving to 11OR :raj li �Ie a s° Yorkville Mary Unterbrunner,Owner • su ting Engineers Call Mary at 630-553-9937 .ro iding Excellence in ngineering for over 30 Years. Engineering • BEFORE you move for information! Enterprises, • AFTER you move for a Welcome Visit! 630.466.9350 Inc- 52 Wheeler •o.d,Sugar Grove•44W110 U.S.Route 20,Hampshire www.hometownhello.biz a www.eeiweb.com lip rDT1KV1U.s HOMETOWN DAYS FESTIVAL 1 PAGE 2 Presorted Standard U.S.Postage pARKe a RELREATIoN PAID //// Yorkville,IL Vor'. vi e VGIrk_s' k (ecr'eation Permit No.19 1107 S. Bridge Street Suite D Yorkville,IL 60560 RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER Hoover Agreement Meetings Executive Session: For the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance or dismissal of specific'employees of the public body or legal counsel for the public body. (51LCS 120(1)) Adjournment: Next meeting: September 28, 2006 *Items needing Board approval or recommendation UNITED CITY OF YORKVILLE YORKVILLE PARKS &RECREATION DEPARTMENT BOARD MEETING Parks & Recreation Administrative Office Riverfront Building Thursday,August 24,2006 MINUTES CALL TO ORDER: Meeting was called to order by Chris Rollins at 7:05 p.m. ROLL CALL: Chris Rollins, Ken Koch, Gary Golinski, Debbie Horaz, and Kelly Sedgwick GUESTS/CITY OFFICIALS/STAFF: David Mogle, Executive Director Sue Swithin, Superintendent of Recreation Laura Haake, Park Planner Dave Mogle explained that the Whispering Meadows Playground RVP results and recommendation would not be included in this meeting's agenda. A staff member is absent and Dave and Laura Haake met on Tuesday, August 22 regarding park equipment they liked. More time is needed to call other agencies that have the unique equipment. It will be on September 14th's agenda. Also the item of Hoover agreement meetings will be struck from the agenda. The Tuesday meeting with the Executive Director of Kendall County Forest Preserve regarding this matter did not happen. It will take place next Tuesday. The Board unanimously consented to strike these two items from the agenda. PUBLIC COMMENT: Public members were not present. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes from the August 10, 2006,Park and Recreation Board Meeting were approved on motion by Gary Golinski and seconded by Debbie Horaz. The motion was unanimously approved. BILLS REVIEW: Cash Analysis & Bills List For the Board's information, several checks from the general account were listed aloud by Chris Rollins. These received items include: $1200 for Senate—Rubel Bosman-Lee Architects LTD., $125 for Aaren Pest Control, $500 for Coffman Carpets (deposit for Riverfront Park West Building), $9,100 Gambrel Construction Mana INC. (demolition for Riverfront Park West Building), and$11,522.91 for JEM Morris Construction, INC.(Grand Reserve Park B). Gary Golinski and others complimented the Yorkville Hometown Days banners. The $2100 cost is slightly cheaper than past street banners purchased, and the banners will be used annually for the city celebration. The race track cost is for an event during Hometown Days. It includes a checkered tent with a race track and small cars that people can race at no cost. Three pairs of shoes for$371 went toward work boots for the maintenance department. Gary Golinski motioned to approve the cash analysis and bills list. The motion was seconded by Kelly Sedgwick. Roll call vote: Chris Rollins—Yes, Ken Koch—Yes, Gary Golinski—Yes, Debbie Horaz-Yes, and Kelly Sedgwick-Yes. The motion was unanimously approved. OLD BUSINESS: Board Member Park Assignments The original park assignments for the Board members from May 2006 were redistributed to allow new members to help monitor parks or conceptual -designed parks. Those changes are as follows. Debbie Horaz will check Riverfront Park instead of Chris Rollins. Kelly Sedgwick will be assigned to Van Emmen Ballfield instead of Chris Rollins. Chris Rollins has added Jaycee Park to his current areas to watch and Heartland Circle when it is completed. Cobb Park, Hiding Spot Park, and Sleezer Park are still under his responsibility. Gary Golinski will continue to monitor the Regional Ball Diamonds, Crawford Park, Rice Park, Hydraulic Park, and Hoover Park. Debbie Horaz will now monitor Price Park and Sunflower Park instead of Gary Golinski. Kelly Sedgwick will monitor Gilbert Park from Gary Golinski's original list. Kelly Sedgwick will also focus on two more parks; one being Whispering Meadows Park in which BMX tracks will be done by December 2007. The other is Cannonball Estates Park which will expand within the Kendall Marketplace. Van Truman's areas of Kiwanis Park, Fox Hill East and West, Beecher Park, and Town Square were not changed. Jaycee Park is maintained by the city,but is not owned by the city. Dave Mogle and Ralph Fister, from the Sanitary District, will meet next week. Chris Rollins provided background information on the Jaycee Park. Parks and Rec has maintained the area for about I S years. When the topic of possible transfer of ownership was discussed, a reasonable assessment of the value of the property was requested. Part of the land could possibly be in a flood plain of the creek and part of it is steeply pitched. Halting the discussion of value was a sewer injector being planned,up the creek watershed area. There had been an appraisal done on the PNA Camp and it was very high. Someone from the Jaycees implied that their adjacent land should beat a similar value per acre. Mowing the grass, disposing of litter, and maintaining the roadway are examples of how the park has been cared for by the city. Dave Mogle added that if the Jaycee Park was owned by the city,then improvements could be made that cannot be at this time. Sue Swithin reminded the Board that when drainage was an issue,the Park Department with park and city funding, installed a pipe that drains to the creek. The Jaycee Park land is owned by the Sanitary District. NEW BUSINESS Letter of Credit for Grande Reserve Regional Ball Diamonds Chris Rollins read the memorandum from Dave Mogle. "Generally,this is a routine request to reduce a letter of credit based upon the completion of work within the City's expectations prior to acceptance. In this case, it is a letter of request requesting final acceptance of the earthwork and erosion control improvements in the Regional Park. The City's acceptance has been recommended to the City Council pending concurrence of the Park Board. Staff has consulted with the City Engineer and believes his findings are accurate and recommends that the Park Board give its concurrence." Usually these requests do not come to the Park Board,but because of the Regional Ball Park and other amenities, it was put into motion that it was pending until the Park Board concurs. This went to the City Council on Tuesday, August 22nd Debbie Horaz motioned to accept the request for reduction of the letter of credit for Grande Reserve Regional Ball Diamonds as per the city's recommendation. Ken Koch seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. ADDITIONAL BUSINESS Board Retreat Lorrie Gibson will be the Facilitator for the Board Retreat. She is a Strategic Planner and Facilitator that owns her own consulting business. She is experienced and a highly energetic person. Dave Mogle will give Lorrie Gibson material relevant to the retreat (such as the comprehensive plan and the organizational chart). She will educate herself on the information and then meet with Dave Mogle in September. The Starved Rock Lodge Conference Room is reserved for the retreat. There was not a conference room at Holiday Inn Express to use. On November 3rd,retreat participants can check into the motel before the meeting at Starved Rock or Sue Swithin will check everyone in and give keys out at Starved Rock following the evening meeting. Within the next couple weeks, a list of people (in addition to the Park Board and Staff)to be invited to the retreat needs to be finalized. Tim Evans, Sue Swithin's most veteran Recreation Supervisor, is a strong possibility. His presence would be beneficial to the planning sessions and for his growth. The liaisons would be invited and the mayor. Dave proposed that an invitation to all the aldermen could be extended. It was agreed that this should be done. Laura Haake,the park planner, could also contribute by attending the retreat. The Board Retreat agenda,pending the Park Board's input, will include updating the master plan and park and school relations. Lorrie Gibson will look over her given information and help set the agenda and determine how much material can be covered in 8-10 hours. By the next Parks and Rec meeting, Dave Mogle will have met with Ms. Gibson and have planned some items on the agenda. In the Department Head Staff meeting held on August 23`d, Bart Olson said that the Aldermanic Goal Setting Seminar,usually held in February,may be moved to November, December, or January. Last year the Park Board was not invited; only the aldermen attended. The aldermen are interested in integrating the goals from the Parks and Rec Board Retreat into their goals. Of the 12 or 16 goals that the aldermen have, 25% are park related. One of the primary Quality of Life Goals of the City Council is to establish a landmark event at the riverfront which could be centered around the canoe shute. A second goal is to have a partnership with the performing arts. The Promenade of the Arts was mentioned. This is a Parks and Rec event that happens in June. A third goal is to develop a youth center with increased programming and perhaps facilities for teens. These goals can be incorporated into the Board Retreat plan. Other Quality of Life Goals from the Aldermen were 1) facilitating use of other public facilities 2)paving trail of Route 71 to Riveront to Silversprings Park 3)tax exemptions for senior citizens and 4)tennis courts. Tennis courts are planned for Raintree B,the community park by the new high school, and in Bristol Bay Ridge. Chris Rollins stated that Northern Illinois University conducted community surveys for the Park Board on what the community wanted. Some of what came out of aldermanic goals in the past have not reflected what the community was requesting. Emphasis was put on recreational activities for senior citizens and arts and culture opportunities. These are worthy issues, but the surveys did not show these needs as top priorities. The surveys could lend reliable data to City Council colleagues. A recreation center and aquatic facility were very high on the survey of what the community wanted. The survey was done in a very controlled, confidential, and neutral fashion by the university. The last survey was done 4 years ago with a return rate of 65%-68%. It was distributed randomly to 1000 residents by water bills. Sue Swithin will copy the Board on the summary of the survey. She uses this survey as a tool for programming. This would be a beneficial resource for the retreat. With the changing and growing community,maybe the interval between surveys needs to change. Northern University's survey team was complimented on its vast experience of conducting the survey and its ability to craft a scientific survey which was well executed. It was an advantage that the information was not compiled by people of the community. The team had a strong level of professionalism. Ken Koch would like to see the ComEd relationship addressed at the retreat. This could help with the bike trails being added. ComEd has lots of community outreach programs and activity and open space preservation in other areas within the state. ComEd is promoting a big public relations campaign, because it will be increasing its prices. This would be a good time to tap its resources. Debbie Horaz brought up the lists of ComEd properties for sale. Some areas of the state parks south of Joliet and along I55 were originally owned by ComEd and then deeded over to the state. Gary Golinski reminded the Board about pursuing the IAPD Award. Dave Mogle will get the IEPD manual. Sue Swithin stated that Staff analysis is needed— 1 to 5 year projection. The City of Administration asked for the staffing for all departments for the next 5 years. Maintenance Building Chris Rollins asked about the progress regarding the new park maintenance building that was to be built behind Menards. Dave Mogle informed the Board there maybe an opportunity to trade some land that would be appropriate for the city building By September, Dave Mogle will have more information about this topic. The mayor has been active in this process as well. One possible area is central,but further west than expected. It is on 34,west of town toward Plano. The maintenance facility is badly needed. Plans were ready and an architect was ready, but a year ago things halted. This spring, a piece of property that was looked at for three years, now borders residential areas. Residents are opposing this location. Smith Engineering purchased area next to the property planned for the maintenance building and then raised objections to the new building. This came up to the aldermen and mayor. Construction costs are mounting while an area is chosen. Within a year,there has been a 9% increase in cost. At some point, some direction to the mayor and City Council will be needed to finalize the location decision to prevent more rising costs. Debbie Horaz suggested looking for property in the Industrial Park on Route 47 behind the firehouse. Ken Koch said that a north and south facility will probably be needed in the future for growth. Dave Mogle said the plan is for Parks and Public Works to go together in a maintenance building. Then Public Works will break off and move south eventually. Chris Rollins mentioned the possibility of rehabbing or expanding the maintenance facility at Hoover. An existing building somewhere, is a possibility. Co-ed Softball League Diamond Sue Swithin informed the Board that before this meeting, she visited the co-ed softball games at Beecher Park. Six teams play on the three fields. At that time,three balls had landed in the yard of the Sanders. Their backyard is in left field of Field 1. Three more balls landed in the neighbor's yard at Field 2. Most of this subdivision is in an unincorporated part of town. The Sanders have written letters complaining about ball damage to their property. To minimize balls in yards,the ballfields have been reconfigured. A three homerun limit is in effect. The balls,bats, and level of play have all been adjusted to deter balls from leaving the diamond. As soon as the Regional Park is complete,this league will move there. Sue Swithin was asking for suggestions on how to handle the issue of balls in the Sanders' backyard. It was suggested to notify the city attorney so he is informed of the issue. Sue said she can call Joe Gatlin and have him tell the umpires of the co-ed games to convey to the coaches the seriousness of keeping the balls in the fence. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 8:24 p.m. following the motion by Gary Golinski and seconded by Ken Koch. The motion was unanimously approved. Minute Taker—Eileen Lesak I i UNITED CITY OF YORKVIILLE YORKVi[ LE PARKS&RECREATION DEPARTMENT BOARD MEETING Parks & Recreation Administrative Office Riverfront Building Thursday,August 21,2006 MMTES CALL TO ORDER: Meeting was called to order by Chris Rollins at 7:00p.m. ROLL CALL: Gary Golinski,Debbie Horan,Kelly Sedgwick, Van Truman,Ken Koch GUESTS/CITY OFFICIALS/STAFF: David Mogle,Executive Director Sue Swithin, Superintendent of Recreation Patrick Hughes- Senior Vice President of Ocean Atlantic, Chicago Region Travis Miller OLD BUSINESS: Westbury Village Follow Up This is a follow up to the July 27h meeting,Dave Mogle provided a handout that was given out at the City Council meeting, as well as a draft of the current agreement, questions were raised as to the amount of land being designated to parks. Patrick Hughes then made.a presentation explaining why of the 66 acres required by the Land Cash Ordinance there could only be.approximately 27 acres(with the possibility of making it 29/30 acres,in-the future)devoted to parks. Patrick stated that the rest of the open land was not developmental land due to the fact that it was landfill, quarries, etc. He went on to explain how the golf course and the clubhouse building of the development were central focal points for the development.He said he could see the public parks perspective, but with 240 acres devoted to takes/golf course and 15-17 acres for clubhouse that no land was left to give to parks, and that Ocean Atlantic feels that by putting in the clubhouse and golf course that they would be reducing burdens placed on the city. Though the amenities provided by Westbury would be private and available to its residents only,they would be willing to set up a program for the first five years giving Yorkville residents a discount, making it available for city events, and starting a golf academy at the course,which would be available to the public for use at a fee. Chris Rollins pointed out that he did not see much change being made by Ocean Atlantic, and Patrick Hughes responded that his partners were not willing to make amenities public and insisted that they were reducing a burden placed on the city. Chris Rollins, said that he felt that there was still pressure on city parks, and that the city was losing ground on open water recreation. After much discussion between the Committee and Patrick Hughes, the Committee came to a unanimous agreement, Ocean Atlantic did not give a compelling enough argument to go against the Land Cash Ordinance . It was agreed that it was not a wise expenditure for the city to grant Ocean Atlantic credit for amenities that were designated for private use. That by allowing these private amenities to receive credit would be asking the residents of the city to use their tax dollars for programs not everyone could use. Also, pointed out was the fact that developments such as Grand Reserve and Heartland did not receive funding(credit for their clubhouses, so if it was granted to Westbury it would be setting bad precedent for future developers. Mr.Rollins also added that these amenities were limited and seasonal, that not everyone is a swimmer or a golfer and these amenities would not be utilized everyday. That there was a greater need for more soccer,baseball and softball fields, even a field house, not another golf course that would only be available for private use. So it was-decided unanimously by the committee to not make any exceptions to Yorkville's Land Cash Ordinance. Additional Business O'Keefe Properly, Water Park The committee unanimously agreed that a water park for Yorkville was a great idea, and that the city should not let this plan get away. Sue Swithin did raise some concerns about cost to the citizens as far as making it affordable for people to go. It was suggested and agreed upon that it should be put in a contract between the city and sponsors-to give a discounts on passes to Yorkville residents and to provide some kind of sponsorship program for residents of lower income brackets to receive passes. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 8:30pm when Gary Golinski motioned to adjourn the meeting, the motion was seconded by Van Truman. The motion was unanimously approved. Minute Taker-Brittney Kot MEMORANDUM TO: Yorkville Park Board FROM: Dave Mogle, Director of Parks and Recreation RE: Old Business DATE: September 14, 2006 WHISPERING MEADOWS PLAYGROUND RFP RESULTS AND RECOMMENDATION On Tuesday morning, August 21, proposals were reviewed by Staff for the Whispering Meadows Playground Equipment purchase. Staff will be sharing its views with the Park Board at the meeting on the 14 and recommending one or a combination of playground equipment proposals. BOARD RETREAT AGENDA Attached is a list of a dozen potential agenda items for the Board Retreat in early November. These topics are a combination of issues brought up by the board and staff over the past several months. It is important to finalize the points for the agenda so that staff can begin to collect materials to pass on to our facilitator for presentation at the Retreat. Staff will be asking the park board for their feedback. OLD POST OFFICE REHAB PLANS I would like to keep this item a regular on the agenda because we will be having a lot of activity in this area over the next several weeks that the park board will need to be informed and act on. On September 14 we will focus on funding mechanisms. YORKVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD RETREAT PROPOSED AGENDA TO DATE 1. Comprehensive Plan 2. Hoover Agreement 3. Park/School Relationships 4. Future Staffing/Organizational Structure 5. Short/Long Term Goals 6. Capital Improvement Plan/Equipment Replacement Schedule 7. Community Survey 8. Revenue Enhancement 9. Director Observations/Vision 10. Distinguished Agency Recognition 11. Land Acquisition Plan 12: Recreation Programs and Facilities 1 Dave Mogle From: Robert Ard [TIORFAI @wpo.cso.niu.edu] Sent: Wednesday, September 06,20061:57 PM To: dm ogle@yorkville.il.us Subject: Fwd: Proposed Resident Survey About the POL.doc (91 KB) Mr. Mogle, Last week, I emailed you the attached statement of work and associated cost information. Understanding you are on a tight timetable, I was hoping you had an opportunity to review this material and progress toward a viable arrangement. Is there any additional information we can provide to assist you? Thank you. Bob, Robert F. Ard, PhD Director, Public Opinion Laboratory Northern Illinois University DeKalb, Illinois 60115 815-753-0039 >>> Robert Ard 08/30/06 10:00 AM >>> Mr. David Mogle, This is in response to your request for a statement of proposed work and associated cost quote. We understand Yorkville Parks and Recreation is desirous of conducting a survey of Yorkville residents this fall in order to present findings at the Park retreat during the first week in November as input for planning. The Public Opinion Lab (POL) conducted a similar survey for Yorkville P&R in the Winter of 2002-2003, nearly four years ago. That survey, however, utilized a paper-and-pencil questionnaire distributed by USPS. This time the preference is for a telephone survey of area residents. The POL is ideally suited to conduct the project, having surveyed many park districts and departments up and down the Fox River over the past five years. POL has a 45-station computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) call center on the campus of Northern Illinois University staffed largely by trained and experienced college students (see attached document) . We propose sampling from all households (roughly 5500) in Yorkville geography with a landline telephone. We would utilize RDD (random-digit-dial) component methodology to sample both listed as well as unlisted numbers within the area. Obtaining 400 completed interviews - one per household - provides a level of precision of ±4.7% with 95% confidence. —This is a standard level of precision found acceptable for most community residential surveys. In order to complete the project by the end of October, we would need to get the survey in the field by the third week of September at the latest. Prior to fielding the survey, POL will work closely with Yorkville P&R officials to develop survey content, utilizing the 2002 survey as a guide. To stay on target, we would need a signed agreement for this work immediately after Labor Day. The instrument itself should be designed to average under 12 minutes for a completion. We would propose a typical community calling protocol of up to eight attempts per number, or three "soft" refusals, or one "hard" refusal, or a completed interview with an adult (age 18+) household resident, whichever comes first. The key to achieving a representative sample is to include respondents other than those most willing and available to complete the survey. When POL calls, "NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY" appears in caller ID. Because we conduct research and not telemarketing, we are not subject to "DO NOT CALL" limitations. Once the survey is out of the field, POL will engage in analysis and reporting in two 1 stages. First, a "flash report" of results will be delivered to Yorkville P&R in time for the retreat. This report will contain a "codebook" of frequency tabulations and their percentage equivalents for each survey item in tabular form. It will also contain a verbatim listing of all open-ended write-in responses. It will not contain in-depth analysis and discussion of results. The second stage of reporting is a comprehensive written narrative of the method and results of the survey, including comparisons to the survey four years earlier. This document, the final deliverable, would be .available before Thanksgiving weekend 2006, but most likely not in time for the retreat. The entire project as outlined here will be billed at $11,693. A breakdown of costs is as follows: Instrument development & scripting . . . $ 1,080 Interviewer training, survey tracking, file management. . . . . . . . . 2,160 Purchasesample . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 CATI costs (interviewer labor and telecommunication costs) . . . . 5,400 Analysis, reporting, and document preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,740 Subtotal, POL Direct costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 10,630 NIU indirect "facilities & admin. " charge (10%) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,063 TOTAL: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11, 693. As I indicated in our initial telephone conversation, this is a starting point to get to a final agreement. One way to save time and money is to require fewer completions, but be advised this has an effect on sampling error and the precision with which to generalize results. Another way to save expenses is not to require the comprehensive written report, and simply request a codebook style deliverable. We can provide you with the data set for your own in-depth analyses if you prefer. On the other hand, if having the full written report available for the retreat seems a greater necessity than cost, we can field the survey on a premium schedule, prioritizing over other projects, and shorten the field period. For our increased effort, this would add approximately $2,000 to the overall cost. I hope this gives you enough information to get started. Let me know if you need any additional information. Once we decide on a final statement of work, I can draw up an agreement for your signature. Given your tight timetable, I would hope this could happen by next week. We very much appreciate your interest in working with the POL. You can be sure we will do a quality job for you. Thanks. Bob ---------------------------------- Robert F. Ard, PhD Director, Public Opinion Laboratory Northern Illinois University DeKalb, Illinois 60115 815-753-0039 2 MEMORANDUM TO: Yorkville Park Board FROM: Dave Mogle,Director of Parks and Recreation RE: New Business - DATE: September 14, 2006 PARK NAMING REQUEST This is a unique request in that the attached letter also suggests the creation of a Dog Park. Dog Parks are a growing trend nationwide especially.in heavy residential and urban areas. I have received other calls from individuals in Yorkville who "support a Dog Park. It is being suggested in the attached letter that a Dog Park be named as a memorial to the late K-9 Officer Jumbo of the Yorkville Police Department. Staff would like to take this request under advisement at this time and research other Dog Parks and report our findings back to the board at a later date. REDS BASEBALL FACILITY REQUEST The Reds Travel Baseball League has requested the use of the ball diamond at Hoover for the 2007 season. The Forest Preserve District and Boy Scouts have delayed consideration of the request pending a decision by the Park Board. Staff feels that there should be ample discussion by Park Board before a recommendation is given. The Reds do need to have a decision as soon as possible so that they can secure a facility this Fall. I have included an attached letter from the Reds for your review. August 30, 2006 Mr. Dave Mogle Director of Parks and Recreation United City of Yorkville 301 E. Hydraulic St. Yorkville,IL 60560 RE: Request for park dedication Dear.Mr. Mogle: In recognition of his dedication and service to the United City of Yorkville, I would like td'formally request that, a future park,perhaps`a dog park;be dedicated.to the late K-9 Officer Jumbo of the Yorkville Police Department. Throughout the past 7 years,this officer has been an instrumental part of the Police Department in many areas. He served his community by displaying his talents at numerous'demonstrations throughout the city, searching for missing persons;finding drugs, and apprehending suspects by tracking; and sometimes assisted just,by his overwhelming bark. By being the first K-9 Officer,Jumbo, along with his trainer,has established a positive and effective K-9 program for'all future K-9 programs to continue. A park to recognize the efforts of the United City of Yorkville',s K-9 program would be a great way to honor Jumbo, as well as any future K-9 officers. I believe a dog park has been of ongoing interest in the community, and'would be a great benefit for dog owners. What a better way to honor one of Yorkville's finest,as we 11 as recognize an outstanding program.within the Yorkville Police Department! Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Sincerely, Traci Pleckham CC: Yorkville Park Board Mayor Art Prochaska Officer Dan Pleckham 09/07/2006 00:33 8009237589 PAGE 02 v Yorkville Redo Baseball NFP 1628 Cottmwmd Tr. Yorkville IL 60560 9/7/2006 Mr.Mogle, Thank you for taking the time to meet with Loren Underhill and I yesterday regarding the Yorkville Reds baseball organization.We appreciate your willingness to listen and understand our evaluation of needs regarding youth baseball as it currently stands iti Yorkville. As we discussed yesterday the Yorkville Reds are a Not For Profit Otgarization that l started in the fall of 2005.The Reds mission is to allow kids to grow and learn the game of baseball at a pace and competitive level that is suitable to the kids and their families.The Reds seek to challenge their players to improve their skills through hard work,deterrvination,teamwork and commitment,which are all life skills we believe to be important to the future success of the individuals on and off the field. The Reds inaugural season consisted of two teams,a 12U team coached by myself,and a I OU team coached by Loren Underhill.Due to the overwhelming success of our first season,and parent and community satisfaction with the product that we have offered to the serious baseball player,the Reds have encountered tremendous growth.We recently held a tryout at the American Legion field for our 2007 season and had over 100 kids tryout.For the 2007 season the Reds will field 6 teams that will represent Yorkville in numerous regional, state,and national level competitions.These teams will also bring teams from all over the state and region to play against them in the event that fields are secured,giving the community of Yorkville the opportunity to benefit economically from such visitors. Age levels that will be represented in the Reds organization include. 10U, 1 IU, 121J, 13U American, 13U National,and 14U.Each team consists of approximately 12-13 players. Over 95%of these players are Kendall County residents and 80%are resident;;of Yorkville. As the county seat,it is logical for the Reds to have the best players in the Kendall County area and Yorkville represented as part of this organization. Last year,the Reds were allowed to use Hoover field as their home field.The field was bypassed by YYBS which allowed the Reds to use it.The Reds families and volunteers put in countless hours of hard work and approximately$3000 to make the field not just playable but a beautiful place to play baseball. I would like at this time to once again request the usage of Hoover field for the 2007 season. You should also know that the Reds kept Hoover Field in great shape all summer and consider it their home.We have already contacted Kendall County and the Boys Scouts for their approval on this matter and appreciate your consideration for this request as well. 09/07/2006 00:33 8009237589 PAGE 03 Additionally,the Reds would like to request the usage of at least two other Yorkville fields run by the Park District,but not for our sole use,however.We feel with ap.:rroximately 60 Yorkville + residents in the program we should be considered for additional field ti:ttc and that this could reasonably be scheduled in cooperations with the Yorkville Park District and Yorkville Youth Baseball since theoretically these players would have played in YYBS:had the Reds not been another option for families to consider.We would like to specifically request the usage of a Pony level field for our 13U and 14U teams for games and practices which would allow them to have a home night during the week and also be able to practice in Yorkville. Please understand that our goal is to try to keep this travel base)all program based in Yorkville.We feel too many kids one leaving Yorkville for other travel baseball opportunities(i.e. QABA-Greater Aurora Baseball Association,Wiers Baseball Acadetr..y--Morris,Excel Baseball—St.Charles,just to name a few). I strongly feel that two org-mizations that offer very different baseball experiences can co-exist within a community so that parents and players have options to consider when choosing a program suitable for their child. For the record,I did not start this organization for my own child---I started it for the City of Yorkville. My mission has always been for ALL children to have the opportunity to play at a level that suits their talent so that one day,they may have opportunities that they never dreamed of before,such as a high school championship,or better yet,maybe even a college scholarship. I am quite possibly the most passionate person you will ever meet when it comes to coaching and f want what is best and what is fair for my players. I hope that you will trust in me that Z have the best of intentions at heart for the Yorkville community and hope that together,we can come to an agreement in this matter that works for all involved,but especially the kids who just want to excel at the game of baseball. Once again,Z would like to thank you for your time and consideration.The Reds coaches and families appreciate your willir..gness to listen to our thoughts and look forward to hearing from you very soon. Sincenk, v' Steve Hanson Yorkville Reds President YORKVILLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT Park Board Meeting Month of August - 2006 Highlights and Summa For the month of August we continued to make preparations for the Hometown Days Festival,which ran the first the first three days of September,over Labor Day weekend.We also had two Music Under the Stars evenings in which the country band "Crossfyre"preformed on Friday August 1 lth and the"The New Invaders,"British music,preformed our last Music Under the Stars on Friday August 25h.We had scheduled on Friday August 18�'a Movie in the Park,but it was cancelled due to rain.We are looking into a movie night in September,to make up for the missed movies in June and July. With the first High School football game taking place this month,we also had our first high school dance in the parking lot of Beecher park.Over 120 kids attended and as long as the weather holds out we will continue to run the dances at the Beecher parking lot. took two trips in the month of August.Our first trip was to the Air and Water show in downtown Chicago.Nearly 25 people meet at Beecher,took a bus and went on a boat ride while enjoying the Air and Water show. Our second trip was held in conjunction with Senior Services.Over 50 people attended Wrigley Field and watched a Cubs game.The people of Yorkville must have brought good luck,because the cubs beat the Phillies 11 -2 that afternoon. The National Youth and Garden Symposium held their annual conference at the end of July in St.Louis. Kathy Auw and Angie Alwood attended classes to start the Departments own Youth Garden classes in the spring.Our summer classes came to a close in August. Once again we had a highly successful Kiddie Camp.20 plus 3—5 years old attended summer camp each week throughout the summer. The Pre School staff got back to work and began preparations for another exciting school year.This year we have added a Friday 4 yr. old class to our schedule. Included in the preparations was a Parent Orientation that was held on Monday August 28 and an Open House for the entire family on Wednesday August 30. Pre School will begin on Monday September 11. Adult Co-ed softball started on the I O'h. We now have 6 teams compared to 4 teams in the past.Games are being played at Beecher fields 1,2,and 5. We anticipate moving this league to the Regional Park next fall. Our Fall Soccer League also started this month. Enrollment is just under 360 kids. U6 and U8 have 10 teams,U10 has 6 teams,and U12 has 2 teams. The competitive level has a U10,U12,and both a boys and a girls U14 team. The first day of games was Saturday August 26,that was also picture day. Due to weather conditions pictures were moved from Beecher to Parkview. There are a total of 9 fields that are being used for soccer. U6 games are played on 2 fields at Fox Hill,U8 games are played on 2 fields at Grande Reserve,U10,U12,and U14 games are played on 5 fields at Beecher. Seasonal Classes/Programs August: • Music Under The Stars Yoga Book Club • Movie in the Park Dance Classes Pilates • Farmer's Market Knitting Club Kindermusik • Blackberry Golf lessons Summer Adventure Camp Three Lions Soccer camp • All Star Soccer All Star TBall All Star Golf • Dog Obedience Classes Moving&Grooving Adult Coed Softball ■ Mommy&Me Young Rembrandts Air and Water Show Trip ■ Cubs Game Trip Soccer Camp Arts&Crafts Workshop Summer Quarter—as of 8/31/06 Final Different Types of Activities—24 (different curriculum) ■ Sections - 113 Enroll..- 657 Sp.Event —2,050 Ran— 88(78%) Cancelled—25 (22%) Residents-389 (69 6/o) Non-res- 268 (31%) ■ Last year Summer: Sections- 133 Enroll—828 Sp.Event —2,674 Ran-86(65%) Cancelled-47 (35%) Residents-492 (59%) Non-res— 336 (41%) 1 t Exit Survey Summar: None at this time. Scholarships Awarded/Grants Received- Pre School -$14.70 General Program-$53.00 Professional Development: Plans are being made for staff to attend Professional Development School and IPRA Conference in January. The Recreation Dept. will not have anyone attending National Conference. Administrative Highlights: The summer programs have ended. Our part time receptionist left us to secure employment that had more hours available. We have hired two part time employees to fill that position.We are making plans to reorganize those hours and that position for next budget year. Facility Agreements: (Summer) ■ We are using the following facilities for our current programs and in the near future: Yorkville Schools: (Middle,Intermediate,Yorkville Grade School,Circle Center Grade School),Parkview Christian Academy(Multi-purpose room, stage,gym),Yorkville Congregational Church. We have secured another year with YCC to use their rooms for our Pre School. ■ As of the end of October we will not use Parkview School on a regular basis.We will only need the gym hourly when available. Revenue Producing Highlights A Hometown Days Festival Report will be submitted soon. Upcoming Proiects and Events: ■ FARMER'S MARKET Saturdays 8:00 am—Noon ■ MOVIES IN THE PARK— Sept. 15th Herbie Fully Loaded G ■ Halloween Egg Hunt - Oct.286' 7:00 pm Respectfully submitted, Sue Swithin Superintendent of Recreation Recreation Department Staff 2 MEMORANDUM TO: Yorkville Park Board FROM: Dave Mogle,Executive Director RE: Additional Business DATE: September 14, 2006 HOOVER AGREEMENT MEETINGS By our meeting on September 14, I will have met twice with the Executive Director of the Kendall County Forest Preserve concerning the Lease Agreement and once with both the Forest Preserve and the Boy Scouts. I will brief the Park Board on our discussions thus far.