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AGENDA
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
Monday January 4, 1993 Parks and Recreation Headquarters
6:00 P.M. 5109 Bransford Rd.
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF DECEMBER 7, 1992 MINUTES
1. Naming of park site located on Pleasant Run Road.
2. Discussion of athletic facility improvements for the upcoming baseball season.
3. Update on the development of the park site located in the Mill Creek subdivision.
4. Update on the 92-93 basketball program.
5. Discussion of Texas Parks and Wildlife grant application for City Park.
6. Other Concerns
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5205 Bransford Road
P.O. Box 185
Colleyville, Texas 76034
(817) 656-8531
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MINUTES
DECEMBER 7, 1992
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Alan Linford called the meeting to order at
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6:00 P.M. on
Monday December .7, 1992.
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ROLL CALL: Alan Linford, Yvonne ~iatton, Mike Billings, Gail Mills,
Paul Vigiletti, Jim Hoff, David Parks and Recreation Coordinator,
Dave Draz, Assistant City Managar, Terri Holmes, Parks and
Recreation Secretary.
ABSENT: Jack Hartnett, Curtis Hamilton
Approval of Minutes: Mike Billings made a motion to approve the
October 5, 1992 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board minutes. Paul
Vigiletti seconded the motion which carried by an unanimous vote.
1. DISCUSSION OF THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE PARKS SITE
LOCATED IN THE MILL CREEK SUBDIVISION.
The design and development plan for the Mill Creek park site was
discussed during the public hearing with Schrickel and Rollins
representatives Terry Cheek and Susan Sweek present.
NO ACTION TAKEN
2. DISCUSSION AND CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDING A PARK NAME FOR THE
PARK LOCATED IN THE MILL CREEK SUBDIVISION.
There being no time pressure to name the park at this time the
board has agreed to have the park development committee look at
this and make a recommendation. Input and recomendations will be
given to Yvonne Hatton who will head the committee.
NO ACTION TAKEN
3. DISCUSSION OF THE GRAPEVINE COLLEYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
NATATORIUM.
Gail Mills updated the Park Board on various issues and concepts
concerning the school district natatorium. Location of the
natatoriu 1 be off Pool road and Hwy 26, next to the Jr. High
school. TCJC w'll be working with th~dstrict on important issues
such as c unity access, ~ endi lim s~, races, handicap ramps.
The pool wi 1 be a minimum o~`u~~e t deep and the dimensions
will be 25 eter by 25 yard pool.
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4. DISCUSSION OF THE COLLEYVILLE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION REQUEST FOR
FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS AND THE RESPONSE LIST FROM STAFF.
Rick Wollin was not present at the meeting to give input. Chairman
Linford stated that based on recent discussions with the Baseball
Association their basic needs are as follows: 1. Dirt 2.
General Maintenance 3. New Field (located next to current field).
NO ACTION TAKEN
5. REQUEST FROM DAVID SCOTT TO DISCUSS THE LIGHTS AT THE PLEASANT
RUN SOCCER FIELDS WITH THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD.
Mr. David Scott was present for discussion of the lights. The
light on the southeast pole has been re--aimed per David Fain. Mr.
Scott has requested trees be planted to block light leakeage. Mr.
Linford indicated that he would like to discuss the possibility of
tree plantings with staff prior to any decision being made. The
Board also discussed moving the remaining practices for tournaments
and select soccer to City Park. Staff was going to talk with the
Soccer Association about this.
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
AGENDA ITEM #1
PLEASANT RUN PARK SITE
Staff suggests that the Park Board recommend an official
park name for the park that is located on Pleasant Run
Road.
Two uaaestion staff are:
Plea Run Park
Pleasant Run Ath etic Complex
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AGENDA ITEM #2
ATHLETIC FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS
On December 22, Dave Draz and David Fain met with representatives
of baseball to discuss various issues and concerns of the upcoming baseball
season. Representing baseball at the meeting were Rick Wollin, President
and Tony Polk, field manager.
Among the issues discussed were improvemtns and expansion of the
athletic fields located at City Park. The baseball association has
projected an increase in enrollment, therefore, an additional field is
requested to meet the anticipated increase. Mr. Wollin and Mr. Polk also
discussed the poor drainage situation on field #4 and field #2. ~ Many
different scenerios were discussed, however, no specific solution was
determined. Staff suggested that additional dirt be purchased for the
fields as well as attempt to improve the drainage of the fields in
question. The cost of constructing an additional field and provide dirt
for the fields will cost„$25,000.
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AGENDA ITEM #3
PARK AT MILL CREEK
Staff will update the Park board on the development of the park site located
in the Mill Creek subdivision.
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AGENDA ITEM #4
92-93 BASKETBALL
Sharon Curry will update the Park Board on the 92-93 basketball program.
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AGENDA ITEM #5
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE GRANT
The City Council hired the services of Schrickel, Rollins and Associates
(SRA) to analyze three different scenarios for a Texas Parks and Wildlife
grant. SRA'S analysis fora grant included:
1. City Park
2. Linear park site which would link the Mill Creek park site with Sparger
Park (the site is located in the Saddlebrook subdivision along Little
Bear Creek).
3. Property located in the Longwood Development. This site is located
along Bi Bear Creek and it connects to the Kimzey Park site.
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Staf will provide SRA'S conclusions and recommendations at the meeting.
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1993 YOUTH BA3RETBALL
STATISICS
JANUARY 4, 1992
80Y8 T8AK8 # COAC888 # PLAY8R8
1st & 2nd 11 20 92
3rd & 4th 10 19 85
5th & 6th 13 26 110
TOTAL 1993 34 65 287
TOTAL 1992 30 60 266
INCREASE 12% 8% 8%
GIRI~8 TEAK8 # COI-C8$8 # PLAY8R8
1st - 3rd 4 8 30
4th - 6th 7 14 55
TOTAL 1993 11 22 85
TOTAL 1992 3 6 24
% INCREASE 73% 73% 72%
LBAl3U8 TOT11L8 TEAI~8
1993 45
1992 33
% INCREASE 27%
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87
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290
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Parks and Recreation
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Mayor -Richard Newton
Place 1 -Linda Ahlers
Place 2 -Claudia McKenney
Place 3 -Steve McKain
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Place 4 -Cheryl Feigel
Place 5 - Ed McKnight
' CITY STAFF
C. Robett "Bob" Sttipling - Ciry Manager
' David Dr•~-- Assistant City Manager
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PARKS and RECREATION ADVISORY
BOARD MEMBERS
Chairman -Alan Linford
Mike Billings Jim Hoff
~ Jack Harmett Gail Mills
Yvonne Hatton Paul Vigiletti
R Curtis Hamilton
PARKS and RECREATION
DEPARTMENT STAFF
David Fain - Parks ~ Recreation Coordinator
Sharon Curry -Recreation Supervisor
REGISTRATION DATES: SESSION DATES
SPRING
C,i1'F-RFSIDQv'IS NO~ID~TS
SESSION I: 2/01-2/05 2/10-2/15 2/22-4/02
SESSION II: 3/22-3/26 3/29-4/03 4/12-5/21
SUMMER
SESSION I: 5/17-5/21 5/24.5/29 6/07-6/30
SESSION II: 6/14.6/18 6/21.6/26 7/06-7/31
SESSION III: 7/19.7/23 7/26-7/31 8/01-8/21
DEPAR'I~NT PHONE NUMBERS
Park and Recreation Headquarters - 656.8531
Ciry Park Annex - 656-9068
L.D. Lockett - 428-0868
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Contents
Colleyville
Parks 6t Reaeadon
Information
Regisaarion Informarion
Pre-School Classes
Youth Programs
Adult Classes
Collewille Seniors
Summet Acdvides
Athletics
Colleyville
Public Parks
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Parks and Recreation
Registration Information
REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Registrations will be accepted Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 4
p.m. at the Parks and Recreation headquarters, 5109 Bransford Road. Evening registrations will be held
from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Registrations may be mailed to P.O. Box 185, Col-
leyville, 76034, Attention: Parks and Recreation Dept. (Mail-in registrations must be received by the
registration deadline to avoid a late fee).
REGISTRATION POLICY: Colleyville residents may register one week prior to the regular registration
periods. Colleyville residents registered by the registration deadline will be given first priority in classes
and acrivities with limited enrollment. All registtarions received after the registration deadline will incur
a $5.00 late fee.
DISCOUNTS: Ciry• residents may take a $2.00 per registration discount, up to a maximum of five (5)
discounts ($10) per family. Register the same person in two or more classes/activites and receive one
(1) $5.00 discount.
LATE REGISTRATION: All registrations received after the final registration date will incur a $5.00 late
fee. Registrations received prior to the mid-point of each session will be charged full price. Registrations
received after the mid-point will be pro-rated at 5046 of the original fee.
REFUND POLICY:.A11 refund requests must be in writing. Refunds will not be issued without a written
request. A $5.00 processing fee will be deducted from all refunds granted. All refunds issued because of
cancellations by the City of Colleyville will be issued at full price.
CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY: The Ciry of Colleyville reserves the right to cancel any class/acriviry
for lack of sufficient participation. Classes will not be held on G.C.I.S.D. holidays and/or bad
weather days.
HOW TO READ THE CLASS SCHEDULE:
(Name of Class) TODDLER'S TURFY TROT: (DESCRIPTION) On your mark! Get set! Go! Who are
the fastest preschoolers in Colleyville?Come and find out at this exciting event as everyone races for the
finish!! (Prizes will be awarded.)
CLASS
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MEETING ~ START
TLME CLASSES DA
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FEE FEE ~ ~ LOCATION
S101 W ~1 A $5
10-12 1 3/05 3/05 $ 5
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Parks and Recreation
~ Preschool Classes J
(ALL PRESCHOOL CLASSES ARE HELD AT L.D. LOCKETt, 315 L.D. LOCKETI' DRIVE,
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
FOR AGES 18 MOi\THS TO 2 YEARS:
T,2, BUCKLE MY SHOE: That s what toddlers will learn and a whole lot more as they begin to socialize
with others their age and begin to explore the world around them through songs, games and fingerplays
that teach beginning letter, number and shape recognition.
A101 M/W 9-11 A.M. 12 02/22 03/31 $40 $12 3 6 LDL
A102 M/W 9-11 A.M. 12 04/12 05/19 $40 $12 3 6 LDL
TOT'S IN MOTION: Toddler's love to run, jump and hop around and there will be plenty of all of those
as they team games, songs and fingerplays along with many other activities in this action packed class!!
A103 T/TH 9-11 A.M. 12 02/23 04/01 $40 !12 3 6 LDL
A104 Tlt"H 9-11 A.M. 12 04/13 05/ZO $40 $12 3 6 LDL
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Preschool Classes (cont.)
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A,B,C'S & 1,2,3'S: are what 3-5 year olds will learn in this fun filled class. Letters and numbers will be
stressed as older preschoolers get ready for kindergarten through a variety of songs, games, stories
and activities.
B101 MW 9-11 A.M. 12 0222 0331 $40 $12 3 10 LDL
B102 M/W 9-11 A.M. 12 04/12 05/19 $40 $12 3 10 LDL
COLOR MY WORLD: Color and shape recognition will be explored in this action packed class as pre-
schoolers explore the world around them through a variety of arts, crafts and other activities.
B103 T/TH 9-11 A.M. 12 02/23 04/01 $40 $12 3 10 LDL
B104 T/TH 9-11 A.M. 12 04/13 05/20 $40 $12 3 10 LDL
KINDER KOOKS: Little ones will team their way around the kitchen along with health and safety rips
while making and eating their own simple snacks and treats.
B105 TH 11-12 noon 6 02/25 04/01 $25 $7.50 3 10 LDL
B106 TH 11-12 noon 6 04/15 05/20 $25 $7.50 3 10 LDL
KINDER KRAFTS: This class is great for little ones who like to explore the world of the arts while creat-
ing their very opwn project each week with a variety of mediums. Finger paints, water colors, crayons,
scissors, glue, paper and more!! Bring one of Dad's old shirts to cover up your clothes -this class can be
very messy!!!
B107 TU 11-12 noon 6 02/23 03/30 $25 $7.50 3 10 LDL
B108 TU 11-12 noon 6 04/15 05/20 $25 $7.50 3 10 LDL
Parks and Recreation
Youth Programs
ALL YOUTH PROGRAMS ARE HELD AT THE CITY PARK ANNEX, 5109 BRANSFORD ROAD,
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
MAGNIFICENT MANNERS!! Boys as well as girls will team how to be magnificent young people while
teaming introductions, personal letters and thank you notes; manners for visiring, home, restaurants will
be covered along with how to have the best manners in public. This six week course concludes with a six
course sit down dinner served by the participants to their parents. (This is one you won't want to
miss!)
C101 M 6:15-7:15 PM 6 02/22 03/29 $25 - 5 15 CPA
C102 M 6:15-7:15 PM 6 04/12 05/17 $25 - 5 15 CPA
MODEL LII~ THE STARS!! Learn how to model like the stars, how to make every outfit your favorite, hair
and makeup tips along with your best colors, how to accessorize, good grooming and aspects of career model-
ing. This six week course concludes with a fashion show to show off what you've Teamed for Mom and
Dad
AGES 7-11:
C103 M 7:15-8:15 PM 6 02/22 03/29 $25 - 5 15 CPA
C104 M 7:15-8:15 PM 6 04/12 05/17 $25 - 5 15 CPA
AGES 12-16:
C105 M 8:15-9:15 PM 6 02/22 03/Z9 $25 - 5 15 CPA
C106 M 8:15-9:15 PM 6 04/14 05/17 $25 - 5 15 CPA
HELP US SERVE YOU BETTER!! Over the past two years we have offered a variety of programs for our youth,
however, regisaadons continue to be too low for the programs to wort:. Please write down the kinds of pro-
' grams you/your children would be interested in participating in and the best rimes and days for those progratns
to be offered. If your children participate in spots and other activities that would prohibit their participation in
cirv sponsored activities, please let us know that also. WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT AND HEIP IN
OFFERWG THE TYPES OF PROGRAMS YOU WANT.
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` Adult Programs J
CHINA PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS: Students will team the basics of china painting including colors,
patterns, brush strokes and more. Each participant will complete ac least one beginners piece. (Supplies
will be ordered for each participant, informarion provided at first class).
D101 W 10:00.12:30 MONTH 03/01 CONTINUOUS $35 3 6
UNDERWATER BASKET WEAVING: Your reeds won't dry out in this fun filled class as we all get
together in our special water tank. The basics of basket forming and constructions including several
weaving patterns will be taught as participants complete a new project each week. (Swim suits are
recommended.) Congratulations! You have just found our ficritious class. Thank you for reading our
brochure so closely. You may deduct $1 off any class sponsored by the Colleyville Parks and Recrearion
Dept. for your efforts.
D102 F 1:00-3:00 P.M. MONTH 03/01 CONTINUOUS $35 3 60
CRAFT CLUB: Come and join us on Monday mornings as we all get together for the Craft Club. Bring
your ideas for craft projects or come and learn new ones. Each week we'll create new and beautiful pro-
, jects for you and your home.
D103 M 9-11 A.M. month 02/15 CONTINUOUS $25 3 30
CAKE DECORATING: Surprise your family and friends with beautiful cakes you decorate yourself.
Never pay chose high bakery costs again! This five week basic course will teach you the Wilton method
of baking, leveling, filling, frosting and decorating your own special cakes. (A supply list will be furnished
ac the first class).
D104 W 1-3 P.M. 5 OZ/24 03/24 $30 3 15
D105 W 1-3 P.M. 5 04/14 05/19 $30 3 15
ONE DAY POP SHOP: Have fun playing the piano right now! You'll team how to play any pop tune with
both hands in this one-time 3-hour workshop! The secret lies in using cord symbols rather than reading
all the notes in the music. Come and team how to get more out of sheet music by reading less of it You'll
need to know how to read the treble clef. If you don't, send a self addressed stamped envelope to PM,
2025 East Campbell Ave., Suite 21"l, Phoenix, AZ 85016 for a free pamphlet about this teaching
method. Instructor Clay Cotten is a professional musician who has accompanied, among many others,
Boz Skaggs, Frank Zappa, Charlie Daniels, Chuck Berry, BB King, Bonnie Raitt and Janis Joplin
D 106 M 7-10 P.M. 1
YOUTH SPORTS COACH'S CERTIFICATION: Be the best youth sports coach you can be! Fot the first
time the Colleyvilie Parks and Recreation Department is proud to offer the opportunity for you to Team
new skills and improve old ones. Safety, first aid, working with children and more are stressed in the
basic course, while the second session stresses sports specific ski[Is. Those completing the course will
become members of the National Youth Sports Coach's Association, subscription ro "Coach" a quar-
terly publication, and most importantly, $500,000 personal liability insurance.
BASK COURSE: `
D103 T 6:30-9:30 P.M. 1 02/16 02/16 $15 5 ZS
D 104 T 6:30-9:30 P.M. 1 03/02 03/02 $15 5 25
D105 T 6:30-9:30 P.M. 1 04/06 04/06 $15 5 25
SPORT SPECIF[C: (must be taken in conjunction with Basic to complete cerrificarion requirements
unless certified in another sport during the current year. Only sport specific required to be certified in an
additional sport i.e. basketball coach certified in December need only attend baseball session to be a
cemfied baseball coach) No charge when registering in conjunction with basic course or completing
additional sport certification.
D106 TH 6:30-9:30 P.M. 1 02/18 SOCCER N/C 5 25
D 107 TH 6:30-9:30 P.M. 1 03/04 BASEBALL N/C 5 25
D 108 TH 6:30-9:30 P.M. 1 04/08 SOFTBALL N/C 5 25
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Parks and Recreation
Senior Citizen Program
Attention Colleyville Seniors ... We Have Something Just For You!!
Join your old friends and make some new friends at the Colleyville Senior Citizen Program. We ie open
just for you on Monday and Wednesday so come and join the FUN! Play cards, table games, dominoes,
"42", horseshoes, or just sit back and visit with others ... This is your chance co make the program what
you want it to be! Special interest groups are encouraged to form and meet on a regular basis ... singing,
kitchen band, canasta, oil painting, ceramics and wood working are just some possibilities. We're sure
you have plenty of other ideas!
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. - 2 P.M., CITY PARK ANNEX, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 1ST
SOME WEEKLY PROGRAMS ALREADY SCHEDULED ...
' MONDAY 6z WEDNESDAY BROWN BAG LUNCH 12:00 noon
You don't have to eat alone ... there will be plenty of company, so bring
your lunch and join us for fun and company.
MONDAY WHITE ELEPHANT BINGO 10:00 A.M.
Bong your white elephants from around the house and we'll use them
for prizes. There's no telling what you might win!!
WEDNESDAY horseshoes 10:00 A.M.
Join the fun out back as we set up the horseshoes and pitch for fun ...Can
you be the winner??
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ...
F[RST MONDAY BIRTHDAY PARTY 11:00 A.M.
Having a birthday this month? Let us know and we'll celebrate yours
along with all the others, complete with cake and ice cream.
SECOND WEDNESDAY COFFEE CLUB 9:00 A.M.
Come early and have that last cup of coffee with us. Bring some donuts,
pastries or a snack to share and enjoy the warmth of a fire in the fireplace
or the shady trees outback when the weather is warmer and the company
of good friends.
THIRD MONDAY BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK 1:00 P.M.
FOURTH WEDNESDAY TEA TIME 2:00 P.M.
Stay late and enjoy your afternoon tea under the shady Gees. Bring
cookies, snacks and enjoy the late afternoon with your friends.
AARP:
The Colleyville Chapter of the AARP meemtc at LD. Lockett Park, 315 LD. Lockett Drive with special
evening activities and programs for seniors:
EVERY TUESDAY GAME NIGHT 7:00 P.M.
Cards, dominoes, food and FUN!!! All seniors invited.
EVERY THIRD COLLEYVILLE CHAPTER AARP MEETING 7:30 P.M.
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Athletics
GRAPEVINE MUSTANG BASEBALL CAMP:
This popular evens returns to City Park again this year! The fundamentals of baseball will be stressed.
Individual improvement of base running, sliding, hitring, throwing, fielding and pitching as well as team
play will be stressed.
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Parks and Recreation
Summer Activities
CAMP COLLEYVILLE iS BACK! Our popular day camp is back abain this summer and the fun con-
dnueswith arts, crafts, games, songs, nature activiries and a whole lot more! Each Friday features a cook
out for Mom and Dad that the participants prepare themselves. Be sure to register early for this popular
program ... Space is limited!! (Moms': Camp Colleyville meets and/or exceeds standards set by the
Texas Department of Health and the American Camping Association.)
AGES 6.10 (MUST have completed first grade):
E101 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 06/07 06/11 $40 6 20
E102 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 06/14 06/18 $40 6 20
E103 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 06/21 06/25 $40 6 20
E104 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 06/28 07/02 $40 6 20
E105 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 07/12 07/16 $40 6 ZO
E106 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 07/19 07/23 $40 6 20
E107 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 07/26 07/30 $40 6 20
E108 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 08/02 OS/16 $40 6 20
E109 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 08/09 08/13 $40 6 20
E110 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 08/16 08/ZO $40 6 20
YIK! YUK! YIKES!!! It's back again this summer!! Our annual school's out celebration begins the first
Friday after school is out as we SAY YES TO THE "NO-NO's'! Come to City Park Annex and do all those
nasry•, oohey, goohey, messy gross things your mother will never let you do at home! (REGISTER EARLY,
R FILLS UP FAST!)
S103 FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 1 06/04 06/04 6-8 YRS. $5 CPA
s104 FRIDAY 11:00 A.M. 1 06/04 06/04 9+ YRS. $5 CPA
(REGISTER BY MAY 24 FOR $2 DISCOUNT)
CHILDREN'S SWAP SHOP HEY kids ... are you tired of your toys? Bored? Nothing to do? Nothing to
play with? Then the Swap Shop is just the thing to break up the monotony of a long summer. Bring toys,
games, puzzles, blocks, dolls, cars trucks, trains; board games, video games and trade for something else!!
Trades only, no money will change hands! (Call the Parks and Rec office for a list of rules).
S105 FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 1 07/09 07/09 6+ YRS. FREE! CPA
TRADING CARD SHOW: Break up a hot August day by bringing your trading cards to the park to buy,
sell and trade. We'll provide the space you provide the cards, and the rest will be lots of fun!
S106 FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 1 08/06 08/06 8+ YRS. $5 CPA
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Parks and Recreation
Public Parks
CITY PARK
5205 Bransford Road
• 40 acres
• Parks and Recreation Headquarters
• 3 lighted basebalVsoftball fields
(one is overlaid with a football field)
• 1 unlighted softball field
• 3 unlighted small baseball fields
for lower age groups
• Concession stand and restrooms
• Aluminum bleachers
• 4 covered picnic areas
• 3 grills
• 2 maintenance buildings
• Parking area
• House
L D LOCKETT PARK
31~ L D Lockett Drive
• 4.6 acres, undeveloped except
for community center
• One-story brick building used for
recreational and senior citizens
• Deep narrow site with dozens of large
trees on the north (front) and west side
and a floodway on the east and south sides
• Railroad tracks adjoin the south
side of the property
BRANSFORD PARK
405 Shelton
• 1.2 acres, undeveloped
• Triangular site with railroad tracks,
elevated water tank adjacent
• Location of Webb House
SPARGER PARK
'/i mile North of Cheek-Sparger Road
• 9.5 acres
• Attractive setting on Little Bear Creek
• Many large trees including a
Cottonwood with a 4'/z' trunk
• Parking areas
• Resttoon
• Circumferential paved path that
ties into the Tara Plantation Trail
• Open play area
• Playground
• Pavilion
PLEASANT RUN SOCCER FIELDS
Intersection of McDonwell School Rd.
and Pleasant Run Rd.
• 12 acres
• 8 Soccer fields, one is lit
• Practice area
• Bleachers
• Drinking fountain
• Portable resttooms
• Unpaved parking
• Most of the site is owned by the GCISD
and is operated by the city under a
lease agreement
PLEASANT RUN PARK
Intersection of L D Lockett
• Park to be complete fall '93
• 22 acres
• 9 competitive soccer fields
• Trails
• Picnic area
McCAIN ROAD SITE
.10 Mile West of Hwy. 26
• .09 acres, undeveloped
• Triangular site bounded by
McCain Road, the railroad tracks and
light industrial
• 2 large pecan trees
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Athletics
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CAMP COLLEYVILLE IS BACK! Our popular day camp is back again this summer and the fun con-
tinueswith arts, crafts, games, songs, nature activities and a whole lot more! Each Friday features a cook
out for Mom and Dad that the parricipants prepare themselves. Be sure to register early for this popular
program ... Space is limited!! (Moms': Camp Colleyville meets and/or exceeds standards set by the
Texas Department of Health and the American Camping Association.) C' ~//l7f~ ,Q,QE (>~-~ E~E,p
AGES 6.10 (MUST have completed first grade): ~oti~~ "`J~,i
1 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 06/07 06/11 $40 6
E102 -F 9 AM-2 PM 5 06/14 06/18 $40 20 ~~~" ~ ~~
GRAPEVINE MUSTANG BASEBALL CAMP:
This popular events returns to City Park again this year! The fundamentals of baseball will be stressed.
Individual improvement of base running, sliding, hitring, throwing, fielding and pitching as well as team
play will be stressed.
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Parks and Recreation
Summer Activities
E103 M- AM-2 PM 5 06/21 06/25 $40 6 20 ~"~`'`~
E104 M-F 9 A M 5 06/28 07/02 $ 6 20 ~~e' ~ ~
E105 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 07/12 07/ $40 6 20 ~~~,~~G j~r.PG'~?/htt~G~rc.~
I E106 M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 07/23 $40 6 20 ` ~~ ~T~
E107 M-F 9 AM-2 07/26 $40 6 20
I E108 M-F -2 PM 5 08/02 08/16 6 20
E109 9 AM-2 PM 5 08/09 08/13 $40 6 20
M-F 9 AM-2 PM 5 08/16 08/20 $40 0
YIK! YUK! Y[KES!!! It's back again this summer!! Our annual school's out celebration begins the first
Friday after school is out as we SAY YES TO THE "NO-NO's"! Come to City Park Annex and do all those
nasty, oohey, goohey, messy gross things your mother will never let you do at home! (REGISTER EARLY,
R FILLS UP FAST!)
S103 FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 1 06/04 06/04 6-8 YRS. $5 CPA
s104 FRIDAY 11:00 A.M. 1 06/04 06/04 9+ YRS. $5 CPA
(REGISTER BY MAY 24 FOR $2 DISCOUNT)
CHILDREN'S SWAP SHOP HEY kids ... are you tired of your toys? Bored? Nothing to do? Nothing to
play with? Then the Swap Shop is just the thing to break up the monotony of a long summer. Bring toys,
games, puzzles, blocks, dolls, cars trucks, trains; board games, video games and trade for something else!!
~~ Trades only, no money will change hands! (Call the Parks and Rec office for a list of rules).
S105 FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 1 07/09 07/09 6+ YRS. FREE! CPA
TRADING CARD SHOW: Break up a hot August day by bringing your trading cards to the park to buy,
~' sell and trade. We'll provide the space you provide the cards, and the rest will be lots of fun!
S106 FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 1 08/06 08/06 8+ YRS. $5 CPA
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CITY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
ATHLETICS:
GRAPEVINE MUSTANG BASEBALL CAMP:
This popular event returns to City Park again this year! The
fundamentals of baseball will be stressed. Individual improvement
of base running, sliding, hitting, throwing, fielding and pitching
as well as team play will be stressed. COACH: Tim McCune,
G.C.I.S.D. head baseball coach
AGES: 8-15 ( Due to UIL regulations participants must not have
entered ;9th grade.)
BRING: Glove, tennis shoes or cleats, water bottle, bat
(optional), put name on all belongings (no initials please, others
may have the same initials).
C107 M-F 9 AM - 12 noon 5 06/14 06/18 $40
FOOTBALL CAMP
Get a head start on the upcoming season, or just try out the sport
for the first time. This camp is designed for younger players as
the basics of football are stressed through punting, passing,
kicking and team position. COACH: Rusty Bentley, GCISD
AGES• 6-8
C108. M-F 6 PM - 8 PM 5 06/21 06/25 $40 CP
AGES• 8-10
C109• M-F 6 PM - 8 PM 5 06/28 07/02 $40 CP
3TOFTBALL CAMP
Girls have their own camp this summer! The fundamentals of
softball will be taught along with base running, hitting, catching,
fielding and pitching as well as team play. SIGN UP FOR ONE OR
BOTH SESSIONS! COACH: Rusty Bentley
C110 M-F 6 PM - 8 PM 5 07/05 07/09 $40 CP
C111 M-F 6 PM - 8 PM 5 07/12 07/16 $40 CP
SPRING/SUMMER 1993
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CITY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
SIIMMER TRACK PROGRAM:
The T.A.A.F. Track team will gear up once again this summer! Daily
workouts and Saturday meets with other cities to test your skills!
Running and track and field events will be stressed. The season
concludes with a Regional meet and on to the Games of Texas in El
Paso for qualifiers. COACH: Rusty Bentley, GCISD
C134 M-F 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. 30+ 06/07 07/17 $50 5 100 CMS
TENNIS IS FUN FOR EVERYONE! Come and enjoy learning th e skills
for a sport that can be played for a lifetime. Su ccess, fun and
stroke production are empha sized. Interm ediate and advanced
player s will also focus on strategies and match play. BRING:
tennis racquet, 1 can of new balls, water bottle
120 M-TH 8:30- 9:20 A.M. 8 06/07 06/17 $40 5 8
C1 M-TH 9:30-10:20 A.M. 8 06/07 06/17 $40 5 8
C122 -TH 7:30- 8:20 P.M. 8 06/07 06/17 40 5 8
C123 M-TH :30- 9:20 A.M. 8 07/05 7/15 $40 5 8
C124 M-TH 9: -10:20 A.M. 8 07 07/15 $40 5 8
C125 M-TH 7:30- 0 P.M. 8 /05 07/15 $40 5 8
C126 M-TH 8:30- 9:20 A. 8 07/19 07/29 $40 5 8
C127 M-TH 9:30-10:20 A 07/19 07/29 $40 5 8
C128 M-TH 7:30- 8: .M. 8 19 07/29 $40 5 8
C129 M-TH 8: - 9:20 A.M. 8 08/02 12 $40 5 8
C130 M-TH :30-10:20 A.M. 8 08/02 08/ $40 5 8
C131 M-T 7:30- 8:20 P.M. 8 08/02 08/12 $ CMS
C13 T/TH 7:30- 8:20 P.M. 8 06/08 07/01 $40 CMS
3 T/TH 7:30- 8:20 P.M. 8 07/06 07/29 $40 CMS
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SPECIAL EVENTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
3rd ANNIIAL EASTER EGG HUNT: The Easter Bunny will be hopping
through Sparger Park again this year. He'll be dropping off eggs
for little girls and boys, with candy and prizes too. He'll even
stay near by for a visit with you!
S101 SATURDAY 4:00 P.M. 1 04/03 04/03 FREE!! SPARGER PARK
MARCH FOR PARRS::` A National Walk-A-Thom: BASEBALL TEAMS,
SOFTBALL TEAMS, SOCCER TEAMS UNITE! Bring your Moms, Dads, big
brothers, and little sisters...Come join us as we get together to
show our support for our parks. Proceedes from this year's event
will be used to help support the Creative Playground!
PRIZES! T-SHIRTS! LOTS OF FUN!!
S102 SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. 1 04/17 04/17
(REGISTER BY APRIL 10 FOR $2 DISCOUNT)
$15 (adults)
7.50 (children)
SPRING/SUMMER 1993