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Home My Public Portal About08-23-04 RECREATION & PARKS COMMISSION .. � P �� ' CITY OF LYNWOOD � � � � � �.".� °� RECREATION 8t PARKS COMMISSION MEETING - g/ � CITYQF ° LYNW0012 4'� ' ir, �liY Si5 h(liwd^(�c r x :�iu • AUGUST 23, 2005 5:00 P.M. � AUG 18 200� �� . CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBER 'o�p${��<��p�,�y�Q 1 1330 BULLIS ROAD LYNWOOD, CA 90262 C��( (310) 603-0220 i �y,�� P.q Wai�� — -- --RECREATION 8i PARKS COMMISSIONERS-- — — OSCAR FLORES, CHAIRPERSON CHARLES WOOD, VICE CHAIRPERSON LORENE REED, COMMISSIONER BETTE ESPESETH, COMMISSIONER LUCY HERNANDEZ, COMMISSIONER ]ULIO MENDOZA, COMMISSIONER GUILLERMO RAMIREZ, COMMISSIONER -- — -- RECREATION STAFF — — -- JIM GIVEN, DIRECTOR OF RECREATION at COMMUNITY SERVICES DEBORAH JACKSON, DEPUTY DIRECTOR JOSE TRE]O, RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT II , SHAWN POWELL-FURILLO, SPORTS AMBASSADOR ANN LLANAS, MINUTES CLERK ----AGENDA--- I. CALL TO ORDER � -- IL INVOCATION III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE IV. ROLL CALL V. AGENDA POSTING VI. APPROVAL OF MINUTES VII. CORRESPONDENCE - NONE VIII. PUBLIC ORALS IX. STAFF REPORTS A. FACILITY USAGE REPORTS (BATEMAN HALL) B. DIVISION MONTHLY REPORTS 1cTC NATATORIUM, SENIORS, SPORTS, YOUTH CENTER) �. C. SPORTS AMBASSADOR REPORT (HIGHLIGHTS) D. CURRENT PROGRAMS/ACTIVITY REPORT �oRn� aeeoRT er RecREnrioN srnFF� X, SCHEDULED MATTERS A. PARK PRO]ECT UPDATES B. STEP CIP TO HEALTH — IT STARTS IN PARKS XI. COMMISSION ORALS XII. ADJOURNMENT — MOTION TO ADJOURN TO THE NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING TO BE HELD AT 5:00 P.M. ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2005 IN THE LYNWOOD CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBER. recream\commission agendas at minutes\recreation ai parks 2005 CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION 8i PARKS COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES for JULY 26, 2005 1) Call to Order: Chairperson Oscar Flores called the ]uly 2005 Recreation & Parks Commission meeting to order at 5:02 p.m. 2/3) Invocation 8i Pled�e: Commissioner Reed gave the Invocation and Commissioner Espeseth led the Pledge of Allegiance. 4) Roll Call: Chairperson Flores — Present Vice Chairperson Wood — Present Commissioner Reed - Present Commissioner Espeseth - Present Commissioner Mendoza - Present Commissioner Hernandez - Present Commissioner Ramirez — Present 5) Agenda Posting: The Agenda was duly posted for the July 2005 meeting. 6) Approval of Past Minutes: Chairperson Flores motions for review and approval of the minutes for the Recreation 8i Parks Commission meeting held in ]une 2005. , Commissioner Espeseth motions that the minutes be approved and Commissioner Mendoza seconds the motion. All Commissioners vote in favor of approving the minutes and the motion is carried. 7) Correspondence: None 8) Public Orals: Pearline Calderon of 4010 Josephine Street provided a brief � statement on the Bateman Hall patio dedication in honor of the late Ms. Elizabeth Dixon and the community barbeque held at Los Amigos Park on 7/23/05 — See attached. Ms. Deborah ]ackson, Deputy Director informed Ms. Calderon that Ms. Dixon's patio dedication will take place during this year's Christmas Parade reception. Ms. Sylvia Ortiz of 3204 Louise Street requested that land at Los Amigos Park be leveled to provide a better playing field for Soccer practice. Ms. Jackson stated that the City Council has given a directive to design an open athletic field for the larger park area while retaining a passive park area. The park will not have permanent goals as the ' area is too small. Any goals used at the park must be portable. Ms. Ortiz invited the Commission to attend a community festival to be held at the Natatorium on 9/10/05 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The proceeds will go to "Padres Contra el Cancer"; the actress Eva Longoria of "Desperate Housewives" is the ' spokesperson for "Padres Contra el Cancer". This organization provides counseling, tutoring, as well as financial support to single parenu along with other aid needed by young cancer patienu and their families. There will be a silent auction at the event to raise funds. You may call Ms. Ortiz at (310) 438-0935 if you have anything to donate for auction or to assist with time and/or money. She has been getting a positive response from the community and has not had to reach out for assistance to organizations outside of the Lynwood area. Last year she helped raise $8,000 for cancer patient Gerardo Garcia. Ms. Ortiz hopes to provide a satellite office at the Youth Center where all of the services mentioned can be provided to Lynwood cancer ' patienu and their families. 9) Staff Reports: A. Facility Usage Report — Attached for review B. Division/Monthly Reports —]une 8i ]uly - Attached for review C. Recreation Consultant Report — To be provided at meeting D. Current Programs/Activity Report — Recreation Superintendent II, Jose Trejo reported the following events: • National Night Out — This annual event will be held on 8/2/05 in the Community Center parking lot. Fire Dept. personnel will be cooking and serving food. There will also be music, jumpers, rafFle prizes, information booths, kid's entertainment, health screenings as well as immunizations for kids. • Salsa Workshop — Professional dancers conducting theatrical performances at Bateman Hall at 6 p.m. on 7/28/05. Summer Day Camp parenu and youth are welcome to attend. 10) Scheduled Matters: A. Youth 8i Family Policy — This item is being carried oVer from the b/28/05 meeting. The City Manager is asking for feedback on the Youth 8i Family Policy. The need for this policy came about through requests for financial assistance and/or fee waiver requests from the public at Council meetings. Without guidelines to follow, the Ciry Council is left at a disadvantage as to which requests to approve or deny. The City Manager is requesting a policy outlining procedures and guidelines for these types of requesu. Chairperson Flores states that if the fields are used by outside entities, their group should consist of at least 80% Lynwood residents. Public park bond funds prohibit barring non Lynwood residenu from using the park. The following comments and suggestions were made by the Commissioners on several of the policy componenu: • Commissioner Reed — ✓ The department should solicit funds from large corporations; our local small businesses are ovenvhelmed with financial assistance requests. ✓ Include grandparents in the Policy; 75% of grandparents raise their grandchildren. • Chairperson Flores — ✓ Stated that the City should be the last resource for soliciting funds. There . is a resource manual available from which to obtain funding ideas. if city develops a non-profit, the Recreation facility can be used for space to write grant funds. ✓ Inquires as to whether Plaza Mexico can be considered for facility usage. . Vice Chairperson Wood - ✓ Commissioner Reed asks if we fingerprint volunteers. Vice Chairperson Wood stated that State law mandates that all volunteers working with or around children must be fingerprinted. • Mr. Trejo — ✓ There have been requests for lengthier Summer Day Camp sessions however space as well as funding are issues requiring consideration before this request can be implemented. Ms. ]ackson thanks all the Commissioners for their input; these suggestions will be forwarded to the City Manager. Scheduled Matters Continued B. Status on Gym Roof — All bids have been received for the Community Center roof repair and bidding is now closed. This project will entail the whole building roof and not just the gymnasium as originally expected. This project will cost the city approximately $300,000 to comp(ete. C. Commission Status Requests — • Playground Sanitation — Commissioner Reed stated that there is a need for periodic sanitation of the playground equipment as well as maintenance. The department is working with the City Manager on a maintenance schedule for the playground equipment. • Soccer Snack Bar — The snack bar will now be assigned primarily to whichever sport is currently in season. Currently Vice Chairperson Wood has been rasponsible to obtain all equipment through the L.S.A. baseball program yet everyone shares in the profit. All L.S.A, sports commissioners have agreed to participate in restocking and volunteering to run the snack bar during their respective sports seasons. Any problems such as equipment breakdown and repair will be worked out through the L.S.A. board. If this concept does not work everything will revert back - to the current status. Council has approved building an additional snack � bar however there are no funds available for its construction. D. Step Up to Health — It Staru in Parks is an initiative that will be headed by the Lynwood Recreation and Parks Commission as part of a National effort to encourage healthy lifestyles for all' age groups and communities. Ms. )ackson will provide a list of organizations that will assist in this effort. She would like a list from the Commission of people they would like to see involved in this project. A very large banner is going up on the southeast side of the Community Center building advertising this program. Chairperson Flores mentioned that he has a 1 helpful contact in the City of Chino. ; • Stakeholders Conference — Tentative date — Sometime in August 2005 � • Community Festivaf — Tentative date — September or October 2005 1 1) Commission Orals: (Please abide by the 3-minute time limit for each Commissioner) � • Commissioner Espeseth — fnquires on a Boy Scout program for the City of Lynwood. Mr. Trejo informs her we do not have a program; Chairperson Flores ', was the City's last leader. The City refers interested parties to the city of Long r Beach. Commissioner Espeseth also mentioned two big potholes on her street. She i was informed that she can frle a claim with the Human Resources Department for tire damage. . • Commissioner Mendoza — He announced that former Recreation Commissioner Donald Primmer passed away today. Mr. Primmer petitioned for special ' "Commissioner" shirts to help distinguish commissioners from the general public at � , special evenu. ' • Vice Chairperson Wood — No comment • Commissioner Reed — There will be a Senior Citizens Advisory Board meeting with the Ciry Manager on 8/ 1/05 at 10 a.m. to help resolve differences they have been � experiencing amongst board members. I • Chairperson Flores — Remarked that it was good to see Lynwood Recreation staff at � a recent Coalition of Cities meeting. These meetings are great for networking. Beginning on 8/1 1 through 8/13 the Coalition of Cities will partner with Lynwood on a camping trip to San ]uan Capistrano and Doheny State Beach. They will also ; sponsor a Teen ]am on 10/22/05 that will be hosted by the city of Glendale. Commission Orals Continued • Commissioner Hernandez — Requested an update on playground equipment. Ms. Jackson stated that installation of the new equipment and lights on soccer field #2 will be started late in August or early September. Ms. Hernandez also encouraged the Commission to write letters to the City Council asking them not to approve the annual "free" baseball clinic conducted by James Bishop and Tony Miranda. • Commissioner Ramirez — No comment 12) Adjournment: Motion to adjourn to the next regularly scheduled meeting to be held on August 23, 2005. �... .. , ... ..�._. ...�....._. _.�_,_�____�_�._,�.._ .. . � COMMUNITY AFFAIR COMMISSION MEEfWG � 7 ` i� `` TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2005 ,� �� .�.; . , '•��,t. ' .. . Pearline Calderon � � • 4010 Josephine St , • Lynwood Ca 90262 , . Fellow Commissioners good aftemoon. . ➢ Again I'm calling attention to the Naming of the Elizabeth Dixon Court Yard this was an agenda item that was approved by council Event on July 23` ➢ This event was complimented by the residents in attendance. IYs the first time the residents saw a well planned and attended � event. Staff was meeting and greeting residents, it was amazing to see staff serving the residents, something that has never happened before, the children were well entertained, and majority of Councif members were in attendance. ➢ I have one suggestion for the next community event, to have a table �riith all the commissions' flyers; giving brief information, date, location, and time of ineeting. TO close I must congratulate the City Manager for his great ��, leadership role, and restoring pride, respectto ourcommunityfrom � ';�._. staff. � ,%� � ` . ` i � Pe�ine Calde on � � BATEMAN HALL COMMITMENT AND ATTENDANCE - SEPTEMBER 2005 DATE NAME EVENT ROOM TIME KITCH. SEC. ATTEND FEE FEE-W SIGNED YIN 1-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Recreation Exercise 2 5-6 no no 20 15 3-Se Maria Arro os Quinceanera aud 6-12mid es es 400 2105 Ronette Wilson Rece tion 2 6-12mid es es 120 538 . 4-Se Gumersinda Canales Quinceanera aud 6-12mid es es 300 878 Ed Bass Minist Church Services 2 10a-2 no no 30 70 6-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Recreation Exercise 1 5-6 no no 20 15 � a�`gs 1s. g t r ;� , e.�T � . �m � �`A�v 3.. �•.�„� I� . ,�e: .. , a. i, --.: � . ., �e,.,. , ._ PTAE �,,,�.,�„�;;;, ,,,'�- Meetin �;��;.va a:� �,�;`1 9a-.1�a' � es . _t no�.,... �"- . �'� �25 �,.«227, � 30 ', �Y � 7-Se So. L.A. Health Meetin 2 7a-2 es no 80 Recreation Yo a 2 630a-730a no no 5 15 Recreation Exercise 1 5-7 no no 20 15 8-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 kk,.,s : ^�x c dxi ,��;,, � �' °'� `�=, ��"�,."uvk r ^�'° sux �:°� 9� �s,,, . Rota" � .,. „� luncheont,a,��g.��;i � ,a �+ ��',1 10a-2 �5"��#y. "es� , , no t� "'�� 15 �.tt:„� ' ' 60 � '.Y � AARP Meetin 210a-2 es no 15 60 Nei hbonvatch Meetin vi 6-8 es no 5 30 70-Se MonicaZuno 4uinceanera aud 6-�2mid es es 400 2199 Alma Alvarado Rece tion 2 6-12mid es es 120 738 11-Se Irene Nunez �uinceanera aud 6-12mid es es 400 790 Ed Bass Minist Church Services 2 10a-2 no no 30 70 12-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Recreation Yo a 1 5-6 no no 20 15 13-Se Recreation Exercise 1 5-6 no no 20 15 Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Lennox Hearth Producis Worksho 1 8a-5 no no 15 210 .. -.�. a , : ,.. , � .,� ro t ' v5.,.. Chainber ' Luncheon �� 2 12��'�2 es.L,�- no � .: 20 .,, 60 �� Y�,� 14-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Lennox Hearth Products Worksho 2 8a-5 no no 15 210 Senior Center Committee Meetin 1 10a-2 es no 15 60 Recreation Exercise 1 5-6 no no 20 15 15-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 . . . _ �.. . ., .. , .. . ., .,.. „d,, ... r � Rota� ..` L"uncFieon � 1 10a-2 ;�„ 'es`� �„ no ,�� ;; 15 :;�_ �, .,,x60 �u; Ya_�„; Lennox Hearth Products Worksho 2 8a-5 no no 15 210 Recreation Exercise 1 5-7 no no 20 15 16-Se Lennox Hearth Products Worksho 2 8a-5 no no 15 210 17-Se Kenneth Valdez Quinceanera aud 6-12mid es es 400 2105 Brenda Escobar Rece tion 2 6-12mid es es 120 768 � 18-Se A ostolic Assembl � Church Services aud 10a-2 no no 400 173 Ed Bass Minist Church Services 2 10a-2 no no 30 70 19-Se Finance CDBG meetin 2 t0a-2 es no 15 60 save in Excel.Bateman.commMment.ariendance.month 1 (revisatl 8/17/2005 8:56 AM) BATEMAN HALL COMMITMENT AND ATTENDANCE - SEPTEMBER 2005 DATE �NAME EVENT ROOM TIME KITCH. SEC. ATTEND FEE FEE-W SIGNED Y/N Recreation Exercise 1 5-7 no no 20 15 20-Se Count L.A. Education Worksho aud 8a-5 es no 150 135 Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 90 15 Recreation Exercise 1 5-7 no no 20 15 21-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Count LA. Education Worksho 7 8a-5 es no 90 135 ��iy.sr'�a�s�'''�� ' � "�'.:: w'� �'q. :� �.. .. � Latino�Ghamber� � Meetin ��"�vy '. 2 6 c 8 . es �� no � 15 30 Y Recreation Exercise 1 5-6 no no 20 15 22-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Recreation Exercise 1 5-7 no no 20 15 Count L.A.D.P.S.S. Meetin aud 8a-5 es no 150 377 Business Round Table Meetin 1 7a-9a es no 15 30 �.: � � ': e5+��."Ga". ^ + �ar;i "�`��a d .': ��.��:`r R'�� c.�,,= ' 3 z�, W r., RofaF ' ;a, �,�„t L'uncheon, � ,�.�, , , •1 ;10a 2 �.� es;^�r.,,„ no,..� �� " � 60 �Y � 24Se Ale andro Mendez Rece tion aud 6-12mid es es 350 2105 Greater Starli ht Church Ban uet 2 4-6 es no 100 600 25-Se I.D.M.R. Bible stud aud 10a-2 no no 400 665 Ed Bass Minist Church Services 2 10a-2 no no 30 70 26-Se Recreation Exercise 1 5-6 no no 20 15 27-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Count LA. Education Worksho 2 Ba-5 es no 90 135 Finance CDBG meetin � 10a-2 es no 15 60 Nei hborvvatch Meetin 2 6-8 es no 25 15 28-Se Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 Recreation Exercise 1 5-7 no no 20 15 � Count L.A. Education Worksho 2 Sa-5 es no 90 135 29-Se Count L.A. Education Worksho 2 8a-5 es no 90 135 Recreation Yo a 1 630a-730a no no 5 15 5055 16063 1020 `PENDING DATES 0 TOTALATTENDANCE 5055 � INDICATES FEE-BASED ? ;;. .�„' r ;;, �. �` ' TOTAL FEE 16063 TOTAL FEE WAIVED 1020 save in Excel.Ba�eman.committmenl.attentlance.monih Z (revisetl 8/17/2005 8:56 AM) RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES MONTHLY REPORT: JUNE 2005 D/V/SION HIGHUGH�TS�&�ACTIVIT/E ADMINlSTRATION - Senior Dial-A-Taxi Coupons Sold: 250 Agenda Items and presentations prepared for the month: 11 Special Events o Juneteenth Celebration June 18� The City celebrated its annual Juneteenth Celebration on June 18th. Festivities included live entertainment, a Car Show, dance and watermelon eating contests. NATATORIUM Summer Swim hours began June 20 Session I and II moming and evening swim lessons also began on June 20 Morning swim lessons are scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Evening iessons are scheduled from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Public recreation hours are from 12'30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Natatorium staff also assisted with the Juneteenth celebration. Recent Hiqhlights o Juneteenth Celebration June 18` . ❑ Fathers Day Swim June 19 SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAM Several activities were planned for summer in the Senior Citizens Division. Trips to the beach, amusement parks, as well as summer activities scheduled on the Senior Patio were included in the summer programming. Classes Spanisli 22 participants Computer Class 48 participants Arts & Crafts 20 participants Fine Arts Class 31 participants Weeklv Activities Bingo 33 participants (Wednesdays) � . Fitness & Health � Aerobics ' 24 participants _ Body Toning 19 participants ' Aqua Aerobics 04 participants Physicaf Fitness 103 participants Mall Walkecs 10 participants Park Walkers 09 participants Dailv Activities MTA Bus Id's 08 participants Dial A Taxi Id's 08 participants � Darts 24 participants Card Games 240 participants (Jacks, Bid Whist, Tonk) Excursions June 10th � • Long Beach Market Place 22 participants. . . June 30� � Redondo Beach Trip 20 � participants SeniorSpecial Events: . ❑ June 2" = Stars of Moscow Circus 30 participants ❑ June 20 o Fathers Day Program 30 participants � MonthlvProaramminq: • . Oldtimers Foundation _ Daily Meals Program 720 participants ."We Care° Food Giveaway 180 participants June 23` SPORTS PROGRAM SPORTS DIVISON PROGRAMS Communitv Center Gvmnasium ; ■ Adult Basketball season is ongoing. There are a total of 30 registered teams. • The Community Center gymnasium was closed for the month of June for roof , repairs. Hosler Middle School gymnasium is being used for the adult basketball games , 2 Skate Park ■ The Skate Park continues to with weekday hours 3pm to 8pm and weekends 12 noon to 8pm. The State Park will open at 12 noon once the school year ends. LYNWOOD SPORTS ASSOCIATION PROGRAMS ❑ Youth Baseball closing ceremony took place on June 1 g� ❑ Youth Softball Closing Ceremony Banquet was held on June 29� at Bateman Hall ❑ Youth Soccer is currently taking registration — Deadline: July 7tn YOUTH CENTER The Lynwood Summer Day Camp Program operates throughout the summer months offering three (3) four (4) week sessions for children ages 5-12. The program operates at the Youth Center Monday through Friday 7am — 6pm. The first session Day Camp began . Monday, June 20 Our enrollment for the first session was 106 campers. Camp activities included: • Various field trips throughout the week; amusement parks, museums, movies, bowling, swimming, nature parks and live shows ■ Day to day activities included water games, game competitions, arts and crafts, sports and theme projects ■ Free meals are provided daily to campers and any youth in the community who is , under 18 years of age. Meals are provided through the Summer Food Service Meal Program, which is a state grant program. Breakfast is served daily from 9am to 9:45am and lunch from 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Recent HicahliQhts ❑ Coordinated special activities for Youth & Family Sports Day at City Park May 14� o Assisted with the coordination of the Mayor Alley Clean Up Day scheduled for June 4 tn o On May 25� staff attended the Summer Food Service Meals workshop in Ontario. This was an informative workshop for sponsor sites that provide meals during the summer months for children that are out of school for the summer. ❑ On May 25` and 26` interviews for Summer Camp Recreation Leader positions were conducted. Forty-eight (48) candidates were interviewed. • June 11� Day Camp staff attended a training workshop sponsored by CPRS at � the Yorba Linda Community Center 3 ■;lune 13-16� Conducted staff training for new hires and retuming staff. Staff received training in city policy and procedures, child supervision and safety, dress code, written reports, dealing with parents and CPR and First Aid training ■ June 20 First day of camp spent greeting parents, touring the facility and monitoring and meeting camp groups. , ■ June 24` Hosted Summer Day Camp Open House. • Youth Center Activities Monthiv Attendance Baflet Folklorico 625 participants (Monday, Wednesday & Friday) Karate (youth & adult) 102 participants (Tuesday & Thursday) MONTHL'Y MEETING ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF SUPPORTED , ➢ Block Watch Meetings 4` Tuesday @ 6:OOpm Bateman Hall ➢ Gommunity Affairs Commission 3r Wednesday @ 5;OOpm Council Chambers ➢ Lynwood Sports Association {LSA) 2 Tuesday of each month -- Board of Directors Meeting Community Center (Room #1) ➢ Recreation Commission 4 Tuesday @ 5:OOpm CounciF Chambers , • ➢ Senior Citizens Advisory Board 1 Wednesday @12:30pm Council Chambers ➢ Veterans Affairs CounciF 4` Monday @S:OOpm Council Chambers LYNWOOD SPORTS ASSOCIATION (LSAI MEETINGS � LSA Board Meetings Second Tuesday 6:00 pm ■ Swim Team Booster Club Second Thursday 8:00 pm ■ Youth Baseball Mondays 6:00 pm • Youth Soccer Tuesdays 6:00 pm , ■ Youth Basketball Wednesdays 6:00 pm 4 SENIOR `CI,TIZENS. CLUBS,>B��ORGAN/ZATION . ➢ AARP Wise Step #5161 2" Thursday of each month Bateman Hall ➢ Lynwood Golden Voices Every Thursday Room #1 ➢ Lynwood Guys & Dolls 1�` Tuesday of each month Room #1 ➢ Lynwood Regal Red Tuesdays (once a month) Senior lounge Hat Society " ➢ Senior Bingo Club Every Wednesday Room #1 COM�TRACF/FEE; � outh 8;aalulf) ' ■ Karate (2 classes) o Youth Center Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8pm 0 9 West Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8pm � � � Ballet Folklorico o Youth Center Mon., Wed, & Fridays 6-8pm 0 9 West Monday — Friday 6-8pm � � Weightlifting 6:00 pm — 8:00 pm Community/Transit Monday — Friday Center Weight Room ■ Adult Yoga 6:30 am Bateman Hall Tuesday & Thursday ■ Gospel Aerobics 9:30 am — 10:30 am Bateman Hall Saturdays ■ Strength Training 5:00 pm —8:00 pm Bateman Hall � Tuesday & Thursday • Cardio Aerobics 5:00 pm — 6:00 pm Bateman Hall Monday & Wednesday ■ Power Zone 5:00 pm — 6:OOpm Bateman Hall Aero6ics Tuesday & Thursday ■ Express Class 6:15 pm — 6:45 pm Bateman Hall (Abs) Monday & Wednesday ■ Core Class 7:00 am Bateman Hall Tuesday & Thursday ■ Aqua Aerobics 6:00 pm & 8:00 pm Natatorium � Monday, Wed. & Friday 5 o Continue to coordinate activities for the Summer Day Camp.Program scheduled to operated from June to September. RECREATION & PARKS COMM/SS/O The Recreation & Parks Commission meets on the 4`" Tuesday of each month at 5:00 in the City Council Chambers. REPORT.JUNE2005 6 RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES MONTHLY REPORT: JULY 2005 Dl:V1SlON~H/GHLIGHTS & �ACTIVITIE ADMINISTRATION Senior Diat-A-Taxi Coupons Sold: 250 Agenda Items and presentations prepared for the month: 10 . Special Events: ❑ Annual Fourth of July Celebration July 4tn The City celebrated its annual 4 of July Celebration on July 4� This annual event is always well attended and received a wonderful fireworks show. NATATORIUM The Natatorium celebrated its first participation in the annual National Aquatics Week Celebration with a special family swim day. The Marlin Swim Team hosted a snack bar and families from throughout the community came out on Friday, July 22 to celebrate. The celebration was well attended with approximately 200 children and adults participating. Recent Hiqhliahts o Fourth of July Swim July 4� ❑ National Aquatic Day Celebration July 21 SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAM The new Senior Citizens Center is under construction and is tentatively scheduled to open late Octobec Classes Spanish 20 participants Computer Class 48 participants Fine Arts Class 12 participants Line Dancing 04 participants Weeklv Activities Bingo 43 participants (Wednesdays) Fitness 8 Health Aerobics 19 participants 1 Body Toning 14 participants Aqua Aerobics 75 participants Physical Fitness 109 participants Mall Walkers 10 participants Park Walkers 09 participants Dailv Activities MTA Bus Id's 04 participants Dial A Taxi Id's 04 participants Darts 24 participants Card Games 240 participants (Jacks, Bid Whist, Tonk) Excursions July�� Long Beach Market Place 16 participants July 29` King Tut Exhibit 18 participants Senior Saecial Events: ❑ July 12� Medicare 101 Workshop 87 participants o July 27 St. Francis Seminar 35 participants Monthlv Proaramminq: • Oldtimers Foundation Daily Meals Program: 683 participants •"We Care" Food Giveaway 180 participants June 23` SPORTS PROGRAM SPORTS DIVISON PROGRAMS Communitv Center Gvmnasium • Adult Basketball season is ongoing. There are a total of 30 registered teams. � • The Community Center gymnasium was closed for the month of July and is expected to begin repairs on the roof in early August. The Hosler Middle School gymnasium is being used for the adult basketball games Skate Park ■ The Skate Park summer hours are from 12 noon to 8pm. 2 LYNWOOD SPORTS ASSOCIATION PROGRAMS ❑ Youth Baseball hosted Pony Baseball Toumament o Youth Baseball Winter Registration: Jul� 16� —23` ❑ Youth Soccer registration ended July 7 . A total of 800 youth registered YOUTH CENTER July report will be submitted under separate cover. ' MONTHLY MEETINGS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF SUPPORTED ➢ Block Watch Meetings 4 Tuesday @ 6:OOpm Bateman Hall ➢ Community Affairs Commission 3 Wednesday @ 5:OQpm Council Chambers ➢ Lynwood Sports Association (LSA) 2 Tuesday of each month Board of Directors Meeting Community Center {Room #1) ➢ Recreation Commission 4` Tuesday @ 5:OOpm Council Chambers ➢ Senior Citizens Advisory Board 1 Wednesday @12:30pm - Council Chambers ➢ Veterans Affairs Council 4 Monday @5:OOpm • Council Chambers LYNWOOD SPORTS ASSOCIATION (LSA) MEETINGS ■ LSA Board Meetings Second Tuesday 6:00 pm • Swim Team Booster Club Second Thursday 6:00 pm . ■ Youth Baseball Mondays 6:00 pm ■ Youth Soccer Tuesdays 6:00 pm • Youth Basketball Wednesdays 6:00 pm SENIOR�C/TIZENS�`CL�UBS'&;'ORGAN/ZATION ' ➢ AARP Wise Step #5161 2 Thursday of each month Bateman Hall ➢ Lynwood Golden Voices Every Thursday Room #1 3 ➢ Lynwood Guys & Dolls 1 Tuesday of each month Room #1 ➢ Lynwood Regal Red Tuesdays (once a month) Senior Lounge Hat Society ➢ Senior Bingo Club Every Wednesday Room #1 CONTRACT/FEE BASED CLASSES OFFERED outh 8 adult � Karate (2 classes) o Youth Center Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8pm 0 9 West Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8pm ■ Ballet Folklorico o Youth Center . Mon., Wed, & Fridays 6-8pm " 0 9 West Monday — Friday 6-8pm ■ Weightlifting 6:00 pm — 8:00 pm Community(Transit Monday — Friday Center Weight Room � Adult Yoga 6:30 am Bateman Hall Tuesday & Thursday ■ Gospel Aerobics 9:30 am —1030 am Bateman Hall Saturdays ■ Strength Training 5:00 pm — 6:00 pm Bateman Hall Tuesday & Thursday ■ Cardio Aerobics 5:00 pm — 6:00 pm Bateman Hall • Monday & Wednesday ■ Power Zone 5:00 pm — 6:OOpm Bateman Hall Aerobics Tuesday & Thursday � Express Class 6:15 pm — 6:45 pm Bateman Hall (Abs) Monday & Wednesday ■ Core Class 7:00 am Bateman Hall Tuesday & Thursday • Aqua Aerobics 6:00 pm & 8:00 pm Natatorium - Monday, Wed. & Friday 4 DIV/SIONS MONTHLY GOALS 8 OBJECTIVE NATATORIUM o To continue to provide good customer service and promote safety. SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAM o Continue to enhance and offer programs for Lynwood Seniors. SPORTS PROGRAM o Continue to enhance sports programming for the entire community. RECREA�T/ON"8` PARKS COMM/SS/O - The Recreation & Parks Commission meets on the 4` Tuesday of each month at 5:00 in the City Council Chambers. REPORT.JULY2005 I I 5 j I � �