1989/02/28 City Council MinutesNotr- agendaed Mayor Cochran queried if any Council member had any non -
Items agendaed items to add to the agenda. Administrative
Services Director Netter introduced Judy Hauff as the new
secretary to transcribe minutes and Mike Grice as the new
Theater Manager. There were no other responses.
Unscheduled Public Mayor. Cochran stated that in compliance with State Law (The
Appearances Brown Appearances Act), anyone in the audience who wished to
make a comment may do so at this time.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Mayor Cochran queried if anyone had any questions regarding the
matters on the consent calendar.
Acknowledging the City Manager/Clerk's report on the posting of
the agenda.
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARR
89 -30 ACKNOLWEDGING MARCH, 1989 AS "WOMM'S HISTORY MONTR'
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION DECLARING WEEDS GROWING UPON OR IN FRONT OF CERTAIN
89 -31 PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CITY OF RORNERT PARR TO BE A PUBLIC
NUISANCE, DIRECTING THE CITY MANOR TO POST NOTICE 'THEREOF AND
DETERMINING HEARING DATES AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 8.08 OF THE
ROHNERT PARR MUNICIPAL CODE
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
February 28, 1989
The Council of the City of Rohnert Park met this date in regular
session commencing at 7:00 p.m. in the City Offices, 6750 Commerce
Boulevard, Rohnert Park, with Mayor Cochran presiding.
Call to Order
Mayor Cochran called the regular session to order at approximately
7 :04 p.m. and led the pledge of allegiance.
Roll Call
Present: (5) Council members Eck, Hollingsworth, Hopkins, Spiro,
and Mayor Cochran.
Absent: (0)
Staff present for all or part of the meeting: Administrative
Services Director Netter, Planning Director Skanchy, City Attorney
Flitner, and City Engineer Brust.
Approval of Minutes
Upon motion of Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman
the 7:00 p.m.
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the minutes of
meeting of February 14, 1989, were approved.
Approval of Bills
Upon motion of Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman.
bills
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, the presented
per the attached list in the amount of $366,410.11 were
approved. CDA bills presented per the attached list in the
amount of $62,964.77 were approved.
Notr- agendaed Mayor Cochran queried if any Council member had any non -
Items agendaed items to add to the agenda. Administrative
Services Director Netter introduced Judy Hauff as the new
secretary to transcribe minutes and Mike Grice as the new
Theater Manager. There were no other responses.
Unscheduled Public Mayor. Cochran stated that in compliance with State Law (The
Appearances Brown Appearances Act), anyone in the audience who wished to
make a comment may do so at this time.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Mayor Cochran queried if anyone had any questions regarding the
matters on the consent calendar.
Acknowledging the City Manager/Clerk's report on the posting of
the agenda.
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARR
89 -30 ACKNOLWEDGING MARCH, 1989 AS "WOMM'S HISTORY MONTR'
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION DECLARING WEEDS GROWING UPON OR IN FRONT OF CERTAIN
89 -31 PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CITY OF RORNERT PARR TO BE A PUBLIC
NUISANCE, DIRECTING THE CITY MANOR TO POST NOTICE 'THEREOF AND
DETERMINING HEARING DATES AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 8.08 OF THE
ROHNERT PARR MUNICIPAL CODE
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
(2) February 28, 1989
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
89-32 COUNTY OF SONOMA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SUPPORTING THE LEAGUE OF
CALIFORNIA CITIES AND COUNTY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION OF
CALIFORNIA'S EFFORT IN HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANNING
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION APPROVING AGREEMENT FOR USE OF THE SANTA ROSA FIRE
89 -33 DEPARTMENT TRAINING TOWER AND GROUNDS
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION APPROVING CONVENANT RUNNING WITH AND BURDENING LAND
89 -34 (With Hartes Re. Second Residential "Granny Unit" on Davis Circle)
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION REJECTING BIDS RECEIVED FOR VAN VEHICLE FOR RECREATION
89 -35 DEPARTMENT AND AUTHORIZING ACQUISITION THROUGH THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK,
89 -36 CALIFORNIA, APPROVING A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION AND DIRECTING
RECORDING AND FILING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE OF
PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
89 -37 APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR FUNDS UNDER THE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM AND SETTING PROJECT PRIORITIES
(CODDING CENTER /SENIOR CENTER - REMODELING $150,000 6 THE MOBILE
HOME RERABILITATTSN PROGRAM $100,000)
Acknowledgment was given to the receipt of California Society of
Municipal Finance Officers "Outstanding Award" for City's 1987 -88
Comprehensive Annual Financial. Report.
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Hollingsworth, and unanimously approved, the Consent Calendar was
approved as outlined on the meeting's agenda.
Ordinance No. AN ORDINANCE INCREASING COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS OF THE ROHNERT
510 PARK CITY COUNCIL (BY 5% IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE LAW)
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member
Spiro, and approved by the following roll call vote, Ordinance No.
510 was adopted following general comments. Ordinance No. 510
increases the Council's pay from $315 per month to $330 per month.
AYES: (4) Eck, Hopkins, Spiro, and Cochran
NOES: (1) Hollingsworth
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
(3) February 28, 1989
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF CONTRACT ROHNERT PARR EXPRESSWAY WEST
89 -38 EXTENSION PROJECT NO. 1984 -21
City Engineer Brust was recognized and advised that an error had
been made in the bid received from North Bay Construction and that
a representative of North Bay Construction was in the audience
tonight to explain the error to the City Council. City Engineer
Brust advised that staff recommends award of the contract to North
Bay Construction for the amount of $1,102,738.50 because they are
still the lower bidder even after the error had been corrected.
Steve Genay, Representative of Northbay Construction brought to
the Council's attention an error in the figures regarding their
contract for the construction of the Rohnert Park Expressway from
the westerly city limits to Stony Point Road pointing out that the
extensions of a particular unit price were not correct and that
the lump total should have been $1,120,738.50 instead of the
$1,102,738.50. After a brief exchange of comments, Attorney
Flitner stated that according to the Public Contracts Act the
City has only two choices, that is to accept the bid or reject the
bid and go to the next bidder. The bidder can challenge a mistake
through the courts, if he desires. Changes cannot be made because
of mistakes. Overall conclusion was to award this contract in the
amount of $1,102,738.50. Discussion followed.
Upon motion by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 89 -38 was
approved.
Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARR AUTHORIZING THE CITY
89 -39 ATTORNEY TO TAKE NECESSARY PROCEEDINGS TO ACQUIRE REAL PROPERTY
LOCATED IN AREA SOUTH OF EAST COTATI AVENUE (City Streets, Well
site and fire substation location)
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman
Hollingsworth, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 89 -39 was
approved.
Planning and Zoning: Director Skanchy gave explanation in regard to consideration of
File No. 1307 amendment to Zoning Ordinance, Section 17.18.150 ML district
(Limited Industrial) to allow the manufacture of monuments, floors
and counter tops out of marble and granite.
Mr. Skanchy informed that the Planning Commission had held a
public hearing on the matter and had recommended the approval of
the proposed amendment and because this is a matter requiring an
amendment to the Zoning Code, the City Council introduced an
ordinance to amend the Zoning Ordinance.
Rohnert Park.City Council Minutes
(4) February 28, 1989
Public Hearing Mayor Cochran opened the public hearing on proposed amendment to
Zoning Ordinance, Section 17.18.150.
Carol Galeazzi, wife of the owner of the proposed business, was
recognized and gave explanation regarding decibel noise levels of
the equipment their business is using in the manufacture of
monuments, floors and counter tops out of marble and granite. She
further stated these noise levels will be far less when they up-
date their equipment and would be willing to have the Council
review the matter at that time.
Jim Redding, 7147 Barbi Lane gave statements of approval regarding
the marble and granite business and said the indications in
conversations with neighboring businesses were positive and that
the monument business would be welcome. Discussion followed.
There being no further desiring to speak, Mayor Cochran closed the
public hearing.
Ordinance No. 511 AN ORDINAPICE OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK AMENDING THE ROHNERT PARK.
MUNICIPAL CODE, TITLE 17.18.150 TO ADD PARAGRAPH N MONUMENT
MANUFACTURING FROM GRANITE AND MARBLE (Planning File No. 1307)
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman Eck, and
unanimously approved, Ordinance #511 was introduced.
Hazardous Materials Director of Administrative Services Netter shared proposals
presented in County Staff Report to the Board of Supervisors and
provided to Council concerning alternative approaches that the
County can. use in establishing a Hazardous Materials Unit. The
fact that the City of Santa Rosa., which operated a .HazMat unit., .
has decided to no longer provide the. service. to the other cities
in the county and the unincorporated area has necessitated County
action in this matter. Council was also provided with a copy of a
memo from our Department of Public Safety which, after reviewing
the County staff report, our staff recommends that we encourage
the County to operate the Unit and to charge the cities on a per
use basis for each and every time the Unit is used. Vice Mayor
Hollingsworth suggested that the County bill the responsible party
who caused the hazardous spill before billing the City for the
clean up costs. Discussion followed.
Upon motion by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman
Eck, and unanimously approved, staff's recommendation regarding
the Hazardous Materials Unit was approved.
Laguna de Santa Rosa Director of Administrative Services Netter advised that Council
was again provided with copies of the communications from the City
of Sebastopol concerning its study of the Laguna de Santa Rosa and
the policy statement that it has adopted concerning the Laguna
that the matter was originally discussed by the Council on January
2/ th and rn iw at- N -A -10A fnr r!nic Vahrtlary 7?Rt}t mnPti.nQ.
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
(S) February 28, 1989
Upon motion by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Council
Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, to support the City of
Sebastopol in the preservation and restoration of the Laguna de
Santa Rosa. A resolution will be provided at the next Council
meeting.
aeral Plan Update Mayor Cochran stated that time has been allotted on tonight's
=ittee agenda so that the City Council may make appointments to the
General Plan Committee and referred to the appointments as
outlined in Resolution No. 89 -27.
Discussion followed whereby the Council had agreed that the
citizen appointments were not to be at —large appointments, but
that each Council member would appoint one citizen of their
choice.
Mayor Cochran designated Vice Mayor Hollingsworth as Chairman of
the General Plan Update Committee and also designated himself as
the Vice Chairman of the Committee.
Mayor Cochran suggested appointing Planning Commissioners Jim
Davis and John Hamilton.
Mayor Cochran suggested Dr. David Benson be appointed as the
representative from Sonoma State University.
Mayor Cochran also suggested that Mr. Bill Kirkpatrick be
appointed as the Chamber of Commerce's representative.
Councilman Eck stated that the making of these appointments is
turning out to be a scenario of Council representatives on the
committee and that he feels there should be more diversity on the
committee.
Council Member Spiro suggested that the Commissions be contacted
to consider making their recommended appointees to the General
Plan Committee. Council concurred. Staff was directed to contact
the Planning Commission, Parks 6 Recreation Commission, and Senior
Citizens Advisory Commission to place their appointees on their
next meeting agendas and to forward their recommendations to the
City Council.
Upon motion of Mayor Cochran, seconded by Councilman Hopkins, with
Councilman Eck abstaining, Vice Mayor Hollingsworth was appointed
as Chairman of the General Plan Update Committee and Mayor Cochran
was appointed as Vice Chairman.
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman Eck, and
unanimously approved, Warren White was appointed to the General
Plan Update Committee.
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
(5) February 28, 1989
Upon motion of Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman
Hopkins, and unanimously approved, Ron Clare was appointed to the
General Plan Update Committee.
Upon motion of Mayor Cochran, seconded by Council Member Spiro,
and unanimously approved, Scott Thieman was appointed to the
General Plan Update Committee.
Upon motion of Council Member Spiro, seconded by Mayor Cochran, and
unanimously approved, Jim Redding was appointed to the General
Plan Update Committee.
Upon motion of Councilman Eck, seconded by Mayor Cochran, and
unanimously approved, Harvey Bell was appointed to the General
Plan Update Committee.
Proposed Use of Mayor Cochran recognized Jim Baker, Lieutenant with the Department
Speed Controller of Public Safety, who explained the need and advisability of
purchasing a speed controller to be used primarily in residential
areas of the City and referred to a memo regarding same, copies of
which had been provided to the Council. Discussion followed
regarding the valid use of this unit in our community, especially
on certain roads where it is desirous to keep the vehicle speeds
at or near the posted speed limit.
Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member
Spiro, and unanimously approved, a $1,000 expenditure was approved
for the purchase of the speed controller.
Underground Utilities Director of Administrative Services Netter turned discussion over
Rule 20 -A to City Engineer /Director of Public 'Works Ron Brust, and advised
Distribution that the Council was provided with a copy of a memo from the
League of Califonia Cities which indicates that there has been a
change in the Mule 20 -A distribution formula. Mr. Brust explained
that the Rule 20-A is the formula that distributes /allocates funds
to cities for the undergrounding of existing overhead utilities.
Basically, the formula has been changed so that the total amount
budgeted by PG &E for Rule 20-A will be distributed to cities and
counties on a formula based 50% on total meters and 5OZ on
overhead meters. In the past the formula has been based only on
overhead meters, which means the more undergrounding you did, the
less funds you received under the formula since you would be
reducing your overhead meters. The new formula seems to be much
more equitable and should result in Rohnert Park receiving
additional underground funds.
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
(7) February 28, 1989
James Clark letter Mr. Clark's February 12th letter indicating that he wants the
Council to enact an ordinance governing petitions for city
referendums was referred to the Council.
Upon conclusion of its discussion, the City Council directed City
Attorney Flitner to investigate possible legal processes by which
the City may have some control over petition circulators.
Upon motion of Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Council
Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, City Attorney Flitner was
directed to further investigate the legal process of circulating
petitions and to bring back his findings and recommendations.
Swim Center Swim Center Economic Feasibility Study - Director of
Administrative Sevices Netter commented on proposals from
consultants on the Swim Center Economic Feasibility Study and
mentioned that if Council acts on this item tonight; staff
recommends ERA. General discussion followed regarding expected
estimated losses versus benefits and assets to the community.
Upon motion by Councilman Hollingsworth, seconded by Councilman
Eck, and unanimously approved, adoption of the ERA proposal was
approved to prepare the Swim Center Economic Feasibility Study.
Communications Communications per the attached outline were brought to the
attention of the City Council. No action was taken except as
specifically noted in these minutes as follows:
MultiV ision Communications received from MultiVision regarding a recent survey
taken in this community led them to make decisions to provide some
additional channels, as well as the removal of Channel 42.
Councilman Hopkins suggested the possibility of having some kind
of workshop sessions that could help reveal alternatives for this
community. Council Member Spiro mentioned a conversation with Pastor
Chip Worthington regarding the fact that he knows many older
people in his neighborhood watch Channel 42 as their main source
of encouragement.
Further discussion by Council resulted in scheduling a 1 -1/2 hour
work session for the afternoon of March 28th, 1989 meeting at 4:00
p.m. at which Pacific Telephone and others will be invited to
discuss alternatives to cable television.
Letter of Resignation In regard to Parks and Recreation Commissioner Hall's letter of
resignation, Councilman Eck suggested this could be a good time to
let this committee come down to the number of five members like
the rest of the Rohnert Park Commissions. Staff was directed to
have thia.matter placed on the next Parks b Recreation Committee
agenda.
Rohnert Park City Council Minutes
(8) February 28, 1989
City Manager's Director of Administrative Services Netter, in the absence of City
Report: Manager Callinan, who was out of town attending a REMIF sponsored
Golf Course conference, was recognized by Mayor Cochran. Mr. Netter advised
that staff wanted Council to know they have talked to one firm who
could put together a feasibility report regarding additional golf
courses for Rohnert Park. Councilman Hollingsworth mentioned the
fact that Mountain Shadows Golf Course is full nearly all the time
now. Discussion followed during which the Council concurred that
this matter be referred to the Golf Course Committee.
Billboard Director of Administrative Services Netter updated the Council on
recent discussions concerning use of the billboard the City has
recently leased.
Discussion followed during which the Council expressed their
intent that the billboard contain a generic sign.
Mayor Cochran suggested that a Council ad hoc committee be
appointed to be involved in art work layout and approval for the
billboard sign.
Further discussion ensued which resulted in the appointment of
Councilman Hopkins and Council Member Spiro to an ad hoc billboard
committee.
Matters from Council: Mayor Cochran reminded the Council of the upcoming joint meeting
Meeting with with the Parks & Recreation Commission on March 7th to be held at
Parks & Recreation the Red Lion Inn in the Cotati Room.
Commission
It was the consensus of the Council that for this meeting a
temporary sign stating Rohnert Park Room No. 2 be prepared.
G iertz%Lepinski mayor Cochran reminded Council of the testimonial dinner on March
10th at the Community Center to honor John Giertz and Jack
Lepinski.
Discussion followed during which the Council concurred that Earl
Hall should be added to the roster of honorees for the testimonial
dinner in appreciation for his 8 years of service on the Parks &
Recreation Commission.
Council Member Spiro will be attending the League of California
Cities Mayors and Council Members Legislative Briefing /Reception,
Wednesday, March 29th, 1989 in Sacramento.
Adjournment There being no further business,
meeting at approximately 8:35 p.m.
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GENERAL ADMISSION
CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
1989 POOL FEE PROPOSAL
1968 RATE
5 and Under non - swimmer (accompanied
by a paid adult)
General Admission
(Ages 6 through Adult)
Senior Citizens (60 years and older)
Lap Swim
Family Night (Limited to 6 - must have
parent)
Last Hour of Public Swim
POOL SWIM MEMBERSHIPS
*Family Seasonalt(March 25 - Oct 29)
*Family Summer Season (June 17 - Sept 4)
*Family Fall (Sept 5 - Oct 29)
Lap Swim Membership
Adult (Full Season)
Senior (Full Season)
Adult (Monthly)
Senior (Monthly)
Non - Residents
+ Limited to six (6)
additional $5.00 per
Special arrangements
Department for licensed
DISC' -UNT SWIM PASSES
Free
$1.50
.75
1.50•
3.00
1/2 price
PROPOSED
1989 RATE
Free'
$1.50
.75
1.50
3.00
1/2 price
95.00 110.00
75.00 8585 00
25.00 -Aj,J-
60.00
60.00
30.00
30.00
20.00
20.00
10.00
10.00
5.00 Additional per person
members of the immediate family or less. Add an
person for families with over six (6) members.
can sometimes be made through the Recreation
day care and,residential care homes:
Adult (18 years and older) -
10
swims
for....
12.00
12.00
Teens (13 -17 years) -
10
swims
fora...
12.00
12.00
Youth'(12 and under) -
10
swims
for....
12.00
12.00
Senior Cit =:ens (50 years -
10
swims
for....
6.00
6.00
& older)
Discount swim passes may be
used
for
Lap Swim
and Public Swim.
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PROPOSED
1988 Rate
1989 Rate
First two swimmers in
$20.00
$22.00
immediate family
(Each per
two
week sess ion )- �
Additional swimmers in
$10.00
$11.00
immediate family for all plans?
(Each per
two
week Session) -m---
With Family Full Season Pass -
$14.00
$16.00
15t 2 swimmers (each)
(Each per
two
week session)
With Family Short Season Pass -
$16.00
$18.00
15t 2 swimmers (each)
(Each per
two
week. session)
Non- Residents (Additional)
$5.00
$S.00
e
PROPOSED POOL RENTAL RATES
COST PER HOUR
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
1988 RATE
1989 RATE
1 - 2S
$30.00
$30.00
26 - 50
$34.00
534.00
_ 51 - 100
$40.00
$40.00
101 - ISO
$43.00
$48.00 .
151 +
$54.00
554.00
LOCAL YOUTH GROUPS RECEIVE A 30%
DISCOUNT OF THE
ABOVE RATES.
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PRQPQSEn CI.ITMMTN(_ Pnni C(_HEnm FS
HONEYBEE POOL •
PUBLIC SWIM
.March 25
- April 2
Daily
April 3 -
June 18
Weekends
May IS -
June 16
Weekdays
June 19 -
Sept 4
Daily
Sept 5 to
Oct 29
Weekdays
Weekends.
LAP SWIM
March 2S
to close
Daily
March 25
- June 18
Weekdays
June .19 -
Sept 4
Weekdays
Weekends
Sept 5 to
Oct 29
Weekdays
FAMILY SWIM
June 19 -
Sept 4
Daily'
SWIM TEAM
*March 2S
Sept 1
Weekdays
SWIM SCHOOL
June 10 -
G r^t i..
Weekdays
ADVANCED LIFESAVING
March 25
- April 1_
Daily except
Easter Sunday
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BENECIA POOL.
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PUBLIC SWIM
May 22.-
June, 18
Weekdays
Weekends
June 19 -
Sept 4
Daily
LAP SWIM
May 27 -
Sept 4
Daily
May 27 -
Sept 4
Weekdays
SWIM SCHOOL
1:30 - 5:30 pm
1:30 - 5:30 pm
3:30 - S:30 pm
1:30 - 5:30 pm
3:30 - S:30 pm
1:30 - S:30 pm
Noon - 1:15 pry
7:00 - S:iS.pM
7:00 - 9:00 =pry
(with Family Swim)
5:45 - 7:00 pm
7:00 - 8:15 Pm-
7:00 - S:00 pm
5:30 - 7:00 pm
8:30 am - Noon
8:30 am - Noon
$35 Re5/$40 Non -Res
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3:30 - 5:30 pro
1:30 - 5 :30 pry
1:30 - S:30 pm
12:00 - 1 :,i S ply
5 ;45 - 7:30 pm
June 19 - August 25 Weekdays 9:00 am - Noon
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ALICIA POOL
PUBLIC SWIM
May 27 -
June 19
SENIOR SPLASH
June 19
SWIM SCHOOL
June 19
June 18 Weekends Only
5,ept 4 Weekdays
Weekends
Sept 1 Weekdays
August 2S Weekdays
1 :30
- S:30
pm
1:30 -
3:30
PM
1:30
- 5:30
pm
1:00
- 1:30
pry
9:00 sM - 12:30 prt
4:00 - 7 :00 pn
LADYBUG POOL
PUBLIC SWIM
May 27 -
June
18
Weekends Only
1:30
-'5:30
on
June 19
- Sept
4
Daily
1:30
- 3:30
pm
Weekends
1:30
- 5:30
pm
LAP SWIM
May 27 -
June
18
Weekends Only
Noon
- 1:15
on
June 19
- Sept
4
Daily
Noon
- 1:15
pm
AQUACISE
•
June 19
- Aug
25
Weekdays
5:45
-•6:30
pm
SWIM SCHOOL
June 19
- Aug
25
Weekdays
9:00
are - Noon
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