Program Guide February to May 2015

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What’s Inside...Welcome.........................................3City Buildings.................................4Meet the Staff................................5Parks................................................6Sports..............................................7Tennis..............................................8Rentals.............................................9Special Event Permit....................10Library Programs..........................11Senior/Intergenerational.............12Teens..............................................13Summer Camp...............................14What’s New?..................................15Special Events................................16

Non-Emergency Phone NumbersAfter hours non-emergency request:

(954) 913-0499

Park Ranger during normal park hours: (954) 913-0496

Employment or Volunteer Opportunities: (954) 757-4130

City Hall main number: (954) 753-5040

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The City of Parkland is a beautiful and green, upscale residential community with small scale commercial villages. our hometown

feeling and excellent neighborhood schools help to make us family-friendly. Our residents enjoy an active lifestyle through first class leisure and cultural amenities and easy movement

through our street and multi-use trails.

Our City governement mission is to provide superior city services that add value to our residents’ lives while maintaining the City’s

financial stability. We assure quality development while protecting our environment and character. We build our community and advocate to protect Parkland’s interests.

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Welcome! Welcome to the City of Parkland’s guide filled with

programs offered by the Parks & Recreation Department, Parkland Library and the Parkland YMCA. On the following

pages, you will find creative classes, sports activities, special events and much more with something for

everyone in the family to enjoy.

Public parks and recretion activites play a vital role in the promotion of healthy “minds and bodies” in every

community. With that in mind, we encourage you to get out and enjoy the spring season. Whatever your interests,

take time to explore your city parks and check out the variety of recreational opportunities offered to you.

Your teams in Parks & Recreation, Library and Parkland YMCA work hard to provide quality facilities, programs and services. Be assured that our staff is committed to

continuous improvement of our community services and encourage your ideas, comments or concerns on how

we can best service you.

We would like to thank you for choosing services coordinated by the City of Parkland. Whether you are booking a pavilion, registering for a class or attending a special event...WE THANK YOU! If there is anything we

can do for you, please stop by one of the offices in town and let us know.

Best wishes for a safe, healthy and active spring!City of Parkland Communtiy Services


City BuildingsCity Hall6600 University Dr. Monday - Friday 8AM to 5PM(954) 753-5040


Parkland Library6620 University Dr. Monday - Friday 10AM to 7:30PMFriday - Saturday 10AM to 5PM

Parks and Recreation 10561 Trails End Monday - Friday 8AM to 5PM(954) 757-4105

Parkland YMCA Family Center10559 Trails End Monday - Friday 6AM to 9PMSaturday - Sunday 8AM to 5PM (954) 384-9622

Meet the Staff

Joe Green Library Manager

(954) 757-4203

Michele AndrewsLibrary Senior Program

Specialist(954) 757-4207

Miles AmosLibrary Program

Specialist (954) 757-4207

Margaret ScalesLibrary Assistant

(954) 757-4200

Timothy CorriganLibrary Aide

(954) 757-4200

Carilyn D’AlfonsoLibrary Aide

(954) 757-4200

Diane Dixon Library Aide

(954) 757-4200

Michelle LandisLibrary Aide

(954) 757-4200

Phil Biscorner Parks and Recreation

Director (954) 757-4104

Gayle VasileParks and Recreation

Coordinator (954) 757-4120

Gerri DoughertyParks and Recreation

Senior Program Specialist

(954) 757-4129

Caitlin CrossinParks and Recreation

Program Specialist (954) 757-4113

Robyn LehouxParks and Recreation

Administrative Assistant

(954) 757-4105


Parks and Recreation 10561 Trails End Monday - Friday 8AM to 5PM(954) 757-4105

City Parks


Terramar Park6575 NW 75th Dr.

Pine Trails Park10555 Trails End

John Quigley Park7901 Parkside Dr.

Liberty Park9200 Ranch Rd.

Doris Davis Foreman 7300 Parkside Dr.

Equestrian Center 8350 Ranch Rd.

Six Acre Wood6060 Hillsboro Blvd.

Covered Bridge Park6031 Holmberg Rd.

Barkland Dog Park9245 Ranch Rd.

Veteran’s Park6620 University Dr.

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Parkland Little League & SoftballFor more information visit www.eteamz.com/parklandlittleleague or call (954) 604-2442. Who: Boys and Girls ages 5 to 18 years oldRegistration: November through December

Parkland Pokers Travel BaseballFor more information call (954) 253-001 or email at [email protected]: 8 to 18 years old

Diamond Club Baseball*Personal/Group baseball training. For more information visit www.thedcbaseball.com.

Parkland BasketballFor more inofrmation visit www.parklandbasketball.com or call (954) 227-0989. Who: Boys and Girls ages 7 to 17 years oldRegistration: September through NovemberSeason: January through April

MVP, Inc - Basketball Skill Development*For more information visit www.mvpinc.org.Who: Boys and Girls ages 5 to 18 years old

Parkland Flag FootballFor more information visit www.parklandflag.com. Who: Boys and Girls ages 5 to 17 years oldRegistration: MarchSeason: August through November

Parkland Ranger Tackle Football and CheerFor more information visit www.parklandrang-ers.com. For Football call (954) 892-4244 and for Cheer call (954) 520-2515. Who: Boys and Girls ages 5 to 13 years oldRegistration: MaySeason: August through November

Xtreme Lacrosse Training*For more information visit www.floridaxtremelacrosse.com.

Parkland Red Hawks LacrosseFor more information visit www.leaguelineup.com/parklandlacrosse. Who: Boys and Girls grades K through 8Season: January through May

Soccer Academy and Training of Parkland*For more information visit www.satsfl.com or call (954) 575-9100.

Parkland Soccer ClubFor more information visit www.parklandsoccer.net or call(954) 410-5172.Who: Adults and Kids ages 4 to 25 years oldSeason: October through February

Parkland Predators Travel Soccer ClubFor more inforamtion visit www.parklandpredators.net. Who: Boys and GIrls ages 8 to 18 years oldSeason: September through May

Parkland Buddy SportsSports programming for special need children and young adults. For more information visit www.parklandbuddysports.com.

Non Resident Sports Card Individuals residing outside of the City of Parkland must purchase a non-resident sports card in order to participate in all City of Parkland Sports Organizations. The cost for the sports card is $172 and covers all members of a family for one (1) year. Call (954) 757-4105 for more information.

Field Condition Hotline (954) 757-4110*Contracted Sports

Sports


TennisTennis Center at Terramar Park

Coach Shawn Craig:(954) 464-8536

Registration: (954) 757-4105

www.cityofparkland.org/webtrac

ProgramsTerramar Park Chip-N-RipNo School Days Jr. Tennis Camp Who: ages 4 to 15 years oldFee: $60 per child (5% sibling discount) Time: 10AM - 3PM

Tiny TotsWho: ages 4 to 6 years oldWhen: Tuesdays and/or ThursdaysTime: 3 - 4PMFee: One (1) day/week $80 or Two (2) day/week $160

Advance Beginner/IntermediateWho: ages 7 to 12 years oldWhen: Mondays and/or Wednesdays Time: 5-6PMFee: One day/week $96 or Two day/week $192

Advance Players (ready for USTA Tournaments)Who: ages 10 to 16 years oldWhen: Tuesdays and/or ThursdaysTime: 5:30 to 7:30PMFee: One day/week $128 or Two day/week $256

Lessons

Private 2 Person 3 Person 4 Person

1/2 HR $40

3/4 HR $50

1 HR $70 $80 ($40 each)

1 1/2 HR $90 $120 ($60 each) $120 ($40 each) $120 ($30 each)

2 HR $165 ($55 each) $160 ($40 each)

Court Fees

Resident Non-Resident

Adult $4 $6

Junior/Senior $2 $3Memberships

Resident Non-Resident

Single $150 $240

Family $200 $360

Junior/Senior $40 $80


Athletic FieldsAll field rentals are $30 per hour. For more information on field availability or rentals contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (954) 757-4105.

PavilionsPavilion permits are required for any

weekend and holiday rentals. To obtain a pavilion permit, Parkland residents would

go to the Parks and Recreation Office in Pine Trails Park. Pavilions are reserved in

4 hour segments on weekends from 9AM - 1PM and 2PM - 6PM.

Park Rate (+tax) Max. Cap. Vendors Address Equestrian Center $145 62 Permitted 8350 Ranch Rd.Liberty Park $120 42 Permitted 9200 Ranch Rd. Pine Trails Park $70 30 Not Permitted 10555 Trails EndJohn Quigley Park $70 30 Not Permitted 7901 Parkside Dr.Terramar Park $95 52 Not Permitted 6575 NW 75th Dr.

Rentals


Special Event Permit


The City of Parkland’s Code of Ordinances provides the framework and guidance for the issuance of Special Events Permits within the City of Parkland. In general, any organized activity impacting city services or involving the use of, or having an impact on, public property, public facilities, sidewalks, medians or street areas requires a permit. Please remember that Special Events cannot be advertised until after the permit process has been completed and you receive an approved permit.

If you plan to hold your event in a CityPark, you need to contact Scott Davidoffin the Parks and Recreation Department, at (954) 757-4126 in order to reserve the specific facility you are requesting. Submitting the Special Events Permit Application does not guarantee site availability. Permits may not be submitted more than 6 months in advance, or less than 30 days from the event.

It is the applicant’s responsibility to contact federal, state or county agencies for other relevant permits.The non-refundable fee for the Special Event Permit is $140; non-profit organizations are exempt from this fee. Other City fees may apply depending on the type of event. A deposit may be required if the costs of supplying City services exceeds $1,000. Please note that there may be additional fees required for the use of City facilities.

On behalf of the City of Parkland, we thank you for contributing to the spirit and vitality of our City through the staging of your event. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (954) 757-4105.

Minecraft ClubWednesdays at 4:00PMFebruary 4March 4April 8May 6June 3

All Booked Up Book GroupSaturdays at 10:30AMFebruary 7March 7April 4May 2

Chess Club (ages 8+) Wednesdays at 4:15PMFebruary 11February 25March 11April 1April 15 *Chess Tournament*

Coffee Bar and Used Book Fair Saturdays from 10AM - 1PMFebruary 14March 14April 11

Bricks and Books (ages 7+) Thursdays at 4PMFebruary 19March 19April 23May 20June 17

Saturday Afternoon FilmSaturdays at 1PMFebruary 21March 21April 18May 9

Reader’s Ring Book Group (grades 3-5)Tuesdays at 6:30PMFebruary 10April 23

All programs at free but registration is required. Call

(954) 757-4200.

Library Programs Specialty Dates

Valentine’s Day Stories and Craft (ages 7+) Monday, February 9 at 3:30PM

Spring Sotrytime Registration Monday, March 30 at 8:30AM

Literary Tea & Summer Reading Kick Off Saturday, June 6 at 10:30AM

Every Hero Has a Story Summer Reading Club begins Monday, June 8


Classes February 5, 2015

Water Color Painting Class II Time: 10-11:30AM

February 28, 2015AARP

Time: 9-3PM

March 19, 2015Cake Decorating

Time: 10-11:30AM

April 2, 2015Meditation & Transformational Breath

Time: 10-11AM

May 8, 2015Bird House Craft

Time: 10-11:30AM

Seniors & Intergenerational


Monthly trips and classes are held for Parkland residents aged 62 and older.

Advance registration is required. For more information call (954) 757-4105. Trips

February 7, 2015 Newbies Play at the Adrienne Arsht Center Time: 12-6PM March 6, 2015 Miami Seaquarium Time: 9AM - 4PM March 25 - 27, 2015 Overnight Trip to Key West April 15, 2015 Ten Thousand Islands in Everglades National Park Time: 8:30AM - 5PM May 30, 2015 Delray Beach Playhouse “Barefoot In The Park” Time: 12:30PM - 5PM

Aston Garden Shows February 11, 2015 Big Band Time: 2:30 - 3:30PM March 11, 2015 Paddy Noonan & Friends Time: 2:30 - 3:30PM May 13, 2015 Jewish Comedian Time: 2:30 - 3:30PM

Intergenerational March 20, 2015

Intergenerational BINGO Time: 1:30 - 2:30PM Location: Aston Gardens

March 9, 2015 Essay Contest - “My Role as a Citizen of Earth”

Teens


City of Parkland’s Teen Advisory Group (TAG)Join TAG and be a part of the beginning, become a leader in your community! Create the programs and experiences you would like to see offered in Parkland for teens. Apply online at www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954) 757-4207. *There are no meetings in June, July or August*Who: Ages 14 - 18 years oldWhere: Parkland Library When: The thirs Thursday of each month Time: 7-8:30PMFee: FREE

Teen Leaders ClubBe a leader in your comunity, earn community service hours, make friends, get healthy and make a difference. Call (954) 384-9622 for more information. Who: Ages 12-17 years oldWhere: Parkland YMCAWhen: WednesdaysTime: 4:15 - 6:15PMFee: YMCA Members $20 Non Members $40

Teen Movie ClubPopcorn, pizza, and soft drinks will be provided. Register online at www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954) 757-4207. Who: Ages 14-18 years oldWhere: Parkland LibraryWhen: March 28, April 25, May 23 and June 20Time: 1PMFee: FREE

March 2, 2015Summer Camp Registration - Resident Kids Camp & Teen Camp - Mail In Only

March 16, 2015Summer Camp Registration - Non-Resident

Kids Camp & Teen Camp - Mail In Only

May 8, 2015Summer Camp Balances Due

June 15, 2015

First Day of Camp

August 7, 2015Last Day of Camp

www.cityofparkland.org/summercamp

Summer Camp What’s New?


Kids CampParkland Kids Camp is a summer recreation program for children aged 5-11 (kindergarten through sixth grade). The camp is held at Heron Heights Elementary from 8:30AM - 4PM. Extended hours are available for an additional charge. The programconsists of sports, arts and crafts, games, on-site activities, and field trips. Field trips are taken two to three days a week aboard air-conditioned motorcoach buses. The children go to facilities in the tri-county area such as the movies, bowling, water parks, arcades, museums, and more. Basic field trips are included in the cost of the camp.

Teen CampThe Parkland Teen Summer Camp is a summer recreation

program for children aged 12-14 (sixth through ninth grade). The camp is held at Westglades Middle School from 9:00 am to 3:30

pm. Extended hours are available for an additional charge. Field trips are taken four to five days a week aboard

air-conditioned motorcoach buses. Trips are taken to facilities around the tri-county area, including the movies, bowling, water parks, arcades, museums, and more. Basic field trips are included

in the cost of the program.

What’s New?


Construction begins on Phase IV at Pine Trails Park!Pine Trails Park is growing! The City of Parkland broke ground on

Phase IV of Pine Trails Park expansion October 1. During this phase the park will include four new multipurpose fields, additional parking, a

wetland area, a baseball wheel, and a concession stand with attached restroom and storage. It will be constructed on the remaining thirty

(30) acres at the southeast corner of Pine Island Road and Nob Hill Road. It is anticipated that the project will be completed towards the

middle to the end of next year (2015). Pine Trails Park currently has five multipurpose fields, four tee ball fields, two basketball courts, a playground and a fishing pier. Also located in Pine Trails Park is the

YMCA and the Amphitheater. This last phase of expansion is specifically designed to accommodate the high growth in youth sport leagues within the City of Parkland.

With the growth of the City, the Parks system will continue to grow as well. It was only eleven years ago when all sports activities were able to take place at Terramar Park and Quigley Park. As the City’s popula-tion has grown so have the parks. Nowhere is this more evident than through the growth of Pine Trails Park. With the current and future

growth, the parks will continue to grow. An expansion of Pine Trails Park, enhancements to existing facilities, new and larger special events, and new park space within the Wedge

are elements that are coming to the City of Parkland to meet the needs and wants of the community. From a very modest beginning the Parks within the City of Parkland have grown along with the resi-

dent to be something truly special.

We ask that you please pardon our dust as we continue to expand Pine Trails Park. Upon completion of this phase Pine Trails Park will

span over 90 acres! We cannot wait to see the finished product!

Pine Trails Park Expansion

Special Events


AprilEgg Hunt The City welcomes residents to this fantastic FREE event which will feature12,000 eggs, bounce houses, food and entertainment. Where: Terramar ParkWhen: April 4Time: 9AM - 12PMFee: FREERegistration required www.cityofparkland.org/egghunt

Earth DayWhere: Pine Trails ParkWhen: April 22Time: TBAFee: FREE

Arbor DayTree Giveaway. Where:Pine Trails Park When: April 25Time: TBA

MayFamily BINGO Get ready for a fun family night playing Bingo with your neighborsand friends. Where: YMCA Family CenterWhen: May 8Time: 7-8PMFee: FREERegistration required www.cityofparkland.org/bingo

MarchFishign DerbyRemember to bring your fishing poles, buckets and bait! For ages 1-13 years old. Where: Pine Trails ParkWhen: March 14Time: 8-10AMFee: FREE www.cityparkland.org/fishingderby

Family Carnival A three day family friendly carnival with entertainment, local vendors and more! Where: Pine Trails ParkWhen: March 20 - 22Time: 6-10PM 12-10PM 12-6PM Fee: www.cityofparkland.org/carnival

Doggies Egg Hunt Where: TBAWhen: March 28Time: TBAFee: FREE

February Smooch Your Pooch A Valentine themed Pet friendly event. Pet vendors such as groomers, trainers, pet accessories, food and treats will be there as well. Where: Barkland Dog ParkWhen: Feb 7Time: 9AM-12PM

Hoe-Down Grab your boots and spurs and saddle up for the Annual Hoe-Down! This is a FREE Event for Parkland residents but registration is required.Where: Equestrian CenterWhen: February 27Time: 6-9PMFee: FREEFood for purchase. Registration Required www.cityofparkland.org/hoedown

Garden ContestDo you have the best garden in Parkland? Enter the City ofParkland’s Garden Contest! Applications due March 2Registration Required www.cityofparkland.org/contests

Concert SeriesWhen: Feb 21 - Caribbean Chillers

March 7 - The “Divas” April 11 - Mr. Nice Guy

May 2 - Home Town HeroWhere: Pine Trails ParkTime: 7-8:30PMFee: FREEFood for purchase.

www.cityofparkland.org/concerts Movies in the ParkWhen: Feb 13 - Gnomeo & Juliet

March 6 - The Nut Job Who: Children and Families

Where: Pine Trails ParkTime: 7-8:30PM

Fee: FREE Food for purchase.

www.cityofparkland.org/movies

Farmers Market

When: Feb 1 *Health Fair

Feb 15

March 1 *Bake Off

March 15

April 12

April 26

Where: Equestrian Center

Time: 9AM - 1PM

Fee: FREE

Food for purchase.

www.cityofparkland.org/farmersmarket

Documents

Program Guide February to May 2015