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Summer 2020

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FAIRVIEW PARK 
RECREATION DEPARTMENT PROGRAM GUIDE
JUNE - AUGUST 2020

21225 Lorain Rd • Fairview Park • 440-356-4444
www.fairviewparkrec.com

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Sincerely,

Patrick J. Cooney, Mayor

Dear Residents and Friends of Fairview Park,

CITY OFFICIALS
Mayor................................................................................Patrick J. Cooney
Council President................................................................Michael Kilbane

Ward 1.................................................................................Bryan Simmerly

Ward 2................................................................................William F. Minek

Ward 3...................................................................................Maureen Adler

Ward 4....................................................................................Sarah Wering

Ward 5.......................................................................................Bridget King

Council at Large........................................................................Greg Burger

Clerk of Council....................................................................Liz Westbrooks



CITY HALL

2077 Lorain Road • 440-333-2200



PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION

Chairman.....................................................................................John Roach

Commissioner...............................................................................Erin Hoskin

Commissioner..............................................................John (Duke) Schaefer

CIty Council Representative..................................................Bryan Simmerly
School Board Representative.......................................................Erin Hinkel


All Parks and Recreation Commission Meetings take place in the Gemini Center Meeting Rooms and begin at 6pm.  Visit fairviewparkrec.com for meeting dates.  All are welcome to attend!


SENIOR CENTER

20769 Lorain Road • 440-356-4437

(Located directly behind City Hall)


RECREATION DEPARTMENT

21225 Lorain Road • 440-356-4444


Director.......................................................................Kerry Kemp (Ext 105)

Office Manager.............................................................Mary Long (Ext 106)

Program Coordinator.................................................Bob Benden (Ext 103)

Program Coordinator.........................................Danielle Danburg (Ext 102)

Pool Manager..............................................................Eric Dennis (Ext 104)

Rental Desk..............................................................Angela Hixon (Ext 109)

Front Desk........................................................................................Ext 101

Kids Club..........................................................................................Ext 128

Weather Line................................................................................OPTION 6

COMMUNITY  

CONTACTS     

When was the last time you updated the contact information on your Gemini Center account?  Visit fairviewparkrec.com and Login to update information for everyone on your account (phone numbers, emails, emergency contact, etc).  Don't miss out on any information we send!  

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GEMINI CENTER HOURS CLOSED                                EARLY CLOSING
New Year's Day                       Evening before Thanksgiving
Easter                                        Christmas Eve
Memorial Day                          New Year's Eve
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas

Monday-Friday        5:30am-9:00pm
Saturday & Sunday 8:00am-5:00pm

GEMINI CENTER
RATES & HOURS

Individuals (ages 19-59) 
Youth (ages 3-12)
Student (ages 13-18) 
College Student (Full Time) 
Senior (60+)
Toddler (2 and under) 
Family (up to 6 members) 
Resident Per Person Monthly

Individuals (ages 19-59) 
Youth (ages 3-12)
Student (ages 13-18) 
College Student (Full Time) 
Senior (60+)
Toddler (2 and under) 
Family (up to 6 members) 
Resident Per Person Monthly 
Active Military

$170
$110
$140
$149
$135
$0
$385
$25

$120
$60
$90
$99
$85
$0
$335
$20
$0

One Child, Per Hour                       $3
Additional Siblings, Per Hour          $1

Kids Club Bucks available for purchase at Front Desk 
in increments of $30 or $50

Junior (Ages 3-6) 
Youth (Ages 7-14) 
Adult (Ages 15-59) 
Senior (60+)

Individuals (ages 19-59) 
Youth (ages 3-12)
Senior (60+)
Family (4 members) 
          (5 members)
          (6 members)
Corporate Per Person Monthly

$3                          $3
$5                          $5
$5                          $10
$3                          $6

$220
$110
$165
$605
$660
$715
$20

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POLICIES & PROCEDURES


Previous members who no longer live in Fairview Park, or are no longer 
employees of the City of Fairview Park, FP Board of Education, or FP Branch Library, 
are eligibleto maintain their Gemini Center membership that was left in good standing.

Participants in this program will pay membership fee based on their status,
along with a $50 administrative fee. Rates are detailed on the membership application.

A new application is required, along with valid current photo identification.

**This program is not available for previous corporate members.**

Membership Specifications
A Family Membership (up to 6) is defined as 2 adults and 4 children under the age of 18 with the same address or 1 adult and up to 5 children under the age of 18 with the same address. Children 2 and under are free and must be listed on application form. A maximum of 6 members
permitted. Exceptions to be approved by the
Director of Recreation.

Full-time College Student rate is available for $25 during Winter Break (Dec. 1 through Jan.31) and $50 during Summer Break (May 1 – September 1).  Students must show proof of enrollment.

Individual, Youth and Student Memberships (those ages 3-17) must be completed by parent or legal guardian.

Verification of Residency/Age
Two current forms of residency or corporate
verification must accompany application for new or renewed memberships.

A copy of birth certificate or valid driver’s license must accompany any age verifications for new memberships.

Changes to Membership
A membership package may be upgraded (add college age student, upgrade from individual to family, etc.) at any time, however, the expiration date of the original membership becomes effective for all members; fees will not be prorated.

ALL MEMBERSHIPS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON TRANSFERABLE.

Corporate and Partnership Packages
Available upon request for options of 10 and 25 employees.

Caregiver and Personal Aid Passes
Please contact the recreation office for more details.

Cell Phone Policy
Cell phones can be used for audio devices on the Fitness Floor and Studios only.  Cell phone usage, including texting and game playing is restricted to the Rotunda and Front Lobby only.

Age Requirements
All children under the age of 10 yrs old MUST be accompanied by an adult (18yr or older). Children 7 yrs and under must have direct Adult supervision.  NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 15 is permitted to use the track and fitness areas (kids age 12-14 years old may use the fitness floor upon completion of an orientation class with  some time usage  restrictions). 

Refund Policy (For Programs & Activities)
Refunds (or credit, if preferred) will be issued if an activity is full or cancelled by the Recreation Department. Refund checks will be sent by the city’s Finance Office four to six weeks from program cancellation.  All other refund requests MUST be submitted to the Recreation Director, IN WRITING, detailing the reason for the withdrawal, and must be accompanied by the original receipt. No other requests will be considered. Refund requests made before the registration deadline will be considered on a case by case basis. Refund requests made after the registration deadline will be approved for MEDICAL REASONS ONLY and a doctor’s written verification is required. 

Late registration and non-resident fees are not refund-able. A $10.00 administrative fee will be deducted from all refunds unless program is cancelled. (The $10.00 administrative fee will be waived if the option of Department Credit is chosen. A credit remains in the computer indefinitely and can be used by anyone in the family for any future program expense).  The balance of the refund will be prorated based upon how long after the registration deadline the refund request is made. 

Lost or Stolen Articles
The Gemini Center is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.  It is strongly recommended that you do not bring valuables into the Center.  we encourage you to place belongings in a locker and secure them with a personal lock (lock needs to be removed by closing time or it will be removed by management).

Guest Pass Policy 
Residents may purchase a daily guest pass for themselves with proper photo identification (ages 16 and older) and (1) current proof of Fairview Park residency; however, may not bring in guests. Non-resident guests must be accompanied by a current Gemini Center member, and waivers must be completed by all guests. Member must accompany and take responsibility for their guests at all times while in the building. Adult members are allowed a maximum of 4 non-resident guests per visit. Members under 18 are allowed 1 non-resident guest per visit. Children less than 10 years of age must be accompanied by parent/legal guardian/adult over the age of 18 while in the facility. Anyone accompanying a participant to observe a program must either be a current member or paid guest in order to use the facility for anything other than observing that program. Guests of members who are not program participants are required to pay a guest for any visit. Those who fail to abide by this rule will be asked to leave the facility.

Cancellation of Activities 
In case of Inclement Weather: 
Please call the Weather and Information
Line (440.356.4444 Option 6) for status of games. Daytime programs may be cancelled when Fairview Park Schools are closed due to inclement weather. Cancellation of evening programs (after 5:00pm) will be determined by 4:00pm at the discretion of the Recreation
Department. The Aquatics area may be closed in the event of severe weather. Closing will be determined at the discretion of the Aquatics Director.

Low Enrollment: 
Sometimes courses & programs are cancelled because too many wait until the last minute to register.  We need a minimum number of students enrolled before a class/program can run.  The Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel classes due to low enrollment.  

Proper Attire
Only scuff-resistant shoes are permitted in the activitiy areas of the building.  Muddy or dirty shoes are not permitted. Dark soled running shoes, turf shoes, street shoes and any type of shoes which mark the floors, especially our gym, track and aerobics floor are absolutely prohibited.  Shoes are required to be worn at all times while in the facility (except in locker rooms, sauna and pool area) or at the discretion of a manager.

Proper dress required.  No intimidating or vulgar articles are permitted.

Discipline
Discipline will be given for any violation (including foul language, inappropriate behavior, continuous horseplay, breaking building policies & gym rules, Physical Contact, Verbal Harassment, Theft, Vandalism, Disrespecting Gemini Center Staff) or recognized facility rule  or membership guideline that is violated.

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GEMINI CENTER

FITNESS CENTER 
& TRACK


KIDS CLUB


RULES & REGULATIONS
• Parents/guardians (18 yrs or older) must remain in the Gemini Center while the child is in Kids Club.
• There is a 2 hour maximum time limit per visit
• Upon arrival, parents/guardians should attend to the child’s bathroom/diaper needs. The Kids Club staff will not be responsible for changing diapers or assisting with bathroom needs other than snaps or buttons.

RESERVATIONS
• In order to ensure space availability and safety, advance reservations are required for any child 18 months and younger as we can accommodate only 2 children of this age per hour.
• Reservations must be made during the Gemini Center operating hours at the front desk, in person or via telephone.
• Reservations will be held 15 minutes past the scheduled time, after which that space will be made for other potential users.

CHECK IN/OUT PROCEDURE
• Before utilizing the Kids Club room, parents/guardians must complete a Parent/Guardian Contract and Waiver and an Emergency Procedure Form for each child. They are valid through December of the current calendar year. Please allocate at least 10-15 minutes for a brief orientation to the Kids Club on your first visit.
• Upon each arrival, parents/guardians must complete the Kids Club check in/out sheet with information such as child’s name, time in, parent/guardian name, anticipated location in the facility, and pick up time when child is released from care.
• A wristband with corresponding numbers for the parent/guardian and child will be attached to both the child and the parent/guardian. Wristbands must remain on both the child and the parent/guardian for the duration of each visit.

FITNESS CENTER The Fitness Floor will operate during the facility’s hours of operation. Equipment orientations are available and strongly encouraged for all first-time members. The Fitness Attendants are on staff to assist you with these orientations and to enforce the policies of the area. Please find these policies below.• Proper workout attire is required (i.e. t-shirts, gym shorts, sweat pants, closed-toe athletic shoes, etc.) No jeans with rivets or street shoes are permitted. Please remember this is a family-oriented facility.

• Patrons are asked to adhere to a 30 minute time limit for all cardio equipment during peak times. Peak times will be defined as those instances when all pieces of one equipment type are in use (i.e. all treadmills, all elliptical, etc)

• Cell phones may not be used for verbal conversations or pictures on the Fitness Floor.

• Members must clean off each piece of equipment with spray bottle sanitizer after each use. Please spray the rag and not the equipment.

• All weights must be returned to their proper location after use. Please remove all weight plates from the free-weight equipment when finished. 

TRACK

• The inside lanes of the track are for walkers only. The outside lanes are for joggers/runners.

• Sprints on the track are only permitted on the straight-aways.

• All stretching must be done in the designated areas off the edge of the track.

• The track may not be used as an observation area for activities in the Gym, 
Multi-Purpose or Aquatic areas.

• Baby joggers, strollers and rollerblades are prohibited. Infants may be carried in a baby carrier. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted on the fitness floor.

PERSONAL TRAINING AVAILABLE

Gemini Center trainers offer unique and innovative techniques to develop a program for you that will fit your lifestyle.  Whether you are 15 or 75, personal training can help you reach your health and fitness goals.

Your trainer will develop a personalized program that is perfect for you and will provide you the support, knowledge, coaching and motivation to help you look and feel your best!

Visit fairviewparkrec.com for more information.

AGE RESTRICTIONS 
Use of the Fitness Floor is restricted to those patrons 15 years of age or older. Children ages 12-14 are permitted to use the Fitness Floor with restrictions.
Must complete the Teen Fitness Orientation Program
May only use the Fitness Floor during restricted times:
Monday - Friday: 3 pm - 5 pm (no parent supervision required)
Monday - Friday: 5 pm - 8 pm (parent supervision required)
Saturday: 8 am - 7 pm (parent supervision required)
Sunday: 10 am - 6 pm (parent supervision required)
Parent supervision must be the child’s parent and must remain on the Fitness Floor at all times


COLD AND FLU

You SHOULD NOT visit Kids Club if you have/had:
• A fever within the last 24 hours
• Vomited within the last 24 hours
• Diarrhea within the last 24 hours
• Significant and persistent nasal drainage, which is green or yellow in color

KIDS CLUB HOURLY RATES

$3 per hr/first child
$1 each additional child in the same family (one hour minimum / two hours maximum)

Kids Club Bucks can be purchased at the Front Desk in increments of $30 and $50.

HOURS

Mon-Fri
Mon-Thurs
Sat
Sun (Dec-March)


8:00am-12:00pm
4:30pm-8:30pm
8:00am-1:00pm
10:00am-2:00pm

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GEMINI CENTER

AQUATICS 
CENTER

Amenities of the Aquatics Center include a 25 yd, 6 lane competition pool with 2, one meter diving boards and a basketball hoop.  The leisure pool includes a kiddie area (water depth 18 inches) with a water slide, spray features, lazy river, vortex, 2 lap lanes and a 2 water slides.  A hot tub and sauna are also available on the leisure side. The outside spray park includes over 15 spray attractions, plenty of seating to sun bathe and a full playground for kids.  

The aquatic classes range from swim lessons (private, semi-private & group) along with water exercise.  There is a Wave Room available for rentals including birthday parties and swim groups.

Visit fairviewparkrec.com for full pool schedules, including class schedules and closures.

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LOCKER ROOMS


GEMINI CENTER

MAIN GYM & 
MULTI-PURPOSE GYM

The Gemini Center Main Gymnasium has a wooden floor, two high school basketball courts dividable into four junior size basketball courts or three volleyball courts with electronic score boards. The Multi-Purpose Gym has a rubberized floor striped for soccer and volleyball, built-in soccer goals, observation area for teams, elevated wrestling mat movers and scoreboards. Between the two gymnasiums is a sitting area.

RULES AND REGULATIONS
•     Non-marking athletic shoes.
•     Wet shoes prohibited.
•     Gemini Center dress code applies at all times.
•     No profanity.
•     Programmed and scheduled activities have priority.
•     No food, drink or gum allowed. Water only in closed containers.
•     Items may not be thrown between the gym & fitness floor.
•     All throwing of balls is strictly limited to the gym.
•     Balls may be checked out at the front desk with a membership card or fob.
•     During open gym times, basketball only is permitted.
•     Full court is not permitted if only 1/2 of the gym is available. Half-court play may             also be limited based on attendance in the gym.
•     No softball, baseball or lacrosse unless rented.

• Children over the age of 4 are not permitted in the opposite sex locker room. Please use the Family Changing Rooms located inside the entrance to the Aquatics Center. The family changing rooms are intended for use by those who need assistance or have young children.

• The Gemini Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please put all belongings in a locker and secure with a personal lock. Personal locks must be removed daily or they will be cut off. 

• No food, drink, gum or chewing tobacco permitted. 

• No horseplay permitted. 

• The handicap showers are for those individuals who require physical assistance. 

• Locker Rentals are available for annual members. Please see the Front Desk for rental information.

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RENTAL OPPORTUNITIES ROOM RENTAL RATES

OAK AND BIRCH ROOM
(Seats 160-180 with kitchenettes)
MONDAY - THURSDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $50 per hour 
Resident: $60 per hour 
Business: $80 per hour 
Non-Resident: $80 per hour

MAPLE ROOM
(Seats 96 with full-size catering kitchen)
MONDAY - THURSDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $35 per hour 
Resident: $45 per hour 
Business: $55 per hour 
Non-Resident: $55 per hour


FRIDAY - SUNDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $60 per hour 
Resident: $70 per hour 
Business: $90 per hour 
Non-Resident: $90 per hour


FRIDAY - SUNDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $45 per hour 
Resident: $55 per hour 
Business: $65 per hour 
Non-Resident: $65 per hour

EVERGREEN ROOM
(Seats 250 with kitchena)
MONDAY - THURSDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $100 per hour 
Resident: $110 per hour 
Business: $140 per hour 
Non-Resident: $140 per hour

OAK OR BIRCH ROOM
(Seats 96 with kitchenette)
MONDAY - THURSDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $30 per hour 
Resident: $40 per hour 
Business: $50 per hour 
Non-Resident: $50 per hour


FRIDAY - SUNDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $120 per hour 
Resident: $130 per hour 
Business: $160 per hour 
Non-Resident: $160 per hour


FRIDAY - SUNDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $40 per hour 
Resident: $50 per hour 
Business: $60 per hour 
Non-Resident: $60 per hour

The Gemini Center is equipped with 3 spacious rooms that can seat up to 96 people or be combined for 250. For more information, please contact our Rental Coordinator at 440-356-4444 ext 109.

The Maple Room has a full-size catering kitchen that includes a microwave, convection oven, coffee maker, refrigerator, freezer, sink and icemaker.  The Oak and Birch Rooms each have a kitchenette that includes a microwave, coffee maker, refrigerator, sink and counter space.

All private rentals are first come, first serve.  Proof of residency is required for renters to receive member/resident rate, and the renter must be present for the entire event.

WILLOW ROOM
(Seats 20 people)
MONDAY - THURSDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $25 per hour 
Resident: $30 per hour 
Business: $40 per hour 
Non-Resident: $40 per hour

MAPLE AND OAK ROOM
(Seats 160-180 people with kitchens)
MONDAY - THURSDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $55 per hour 
Resident: $65 per hour 
Business: $85 per hour 
Non-Resident: $85 per hour


FRIDAY - SUNDAY
(Hourly Rates)
Member: $65 per hour 
Resident: $75 per hour 
Business: $95 per hour 
Non-Resident: $95 per hour

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ROOM RENTALS RULES AND REGULATIONS:•    Gemini Center activities/programs have priority over any private rentals.

•    All private rentals are first come, first serve.  Proof of residency is required for renters to receive member/resident rate, and the renter must be present for the entire event.
• Facility rental does not include admission to the Gemini Center.
• Renters will use their own caterers. All on-site caterers will have certain responsibilities including but not limited to providing proof of insurance and a credit card number to be charged in the event of damages. It is the responsibility of the caterer/renter to provide all dishes, utensils, decorations, and linens.
• The Gemini Center is a non-smoking facility.
• The rental hours of the Community Rooms follow the hours of operation of the Gemini Center. Rental hours can be extended until midnight on Friday and Saturday, however, extended staffing may charges apply. Renter access to room is limited to the times agreed to on the Rental Application.
• Gemini Center staff will set up tables and chairs prior to the rental time. Set-ups and tear-downs of personal effects such as linens, centerpieces, etc, are the responsibility of the renter. Renter is requested to leave the room in the condition in which you found it, wiping down tables & chairs, and bagging all trash. Cleaning supplies are provided. All personal property must be removed. No decorations may be attached to the walls, windows, doors, tables, chairs or light fixtures, and the use of tape, push pins, rice, confetti, "silly string", glitter and the like is prohibited.
• Renters bringing their own AV devices (laptops, projectors, IPods) are required to bring their own cables. A sound and visual check must be done prior to the event.
• Rentals that occur during operating hours with parties of 50 or more will be required to park in the back lot located off W. 213th Street  until spaces are full; parking will the proceed to the front lot.  Parking is not permitted at the library or offices next to the center, cars will be towed.
• One-half (1/2) of the room rental fee is due at contract signing, and a credit card (MC/Visa/Discover) must be provided as a security deposit.  Should damages occur; the credit card on file will be charged.  The balance of the room rental fee is due thirty (30) days prior to the event.  Reservations are not considered final or confirmed until full payment of all fees is received by the Gemini Center.
• The Rental Coordinator must be contacted directly for all cancellations.  Any event that is scheduled for two or more rooms must be cancelled 60 days  prior to rental date in order to receive a refund. Sectional rentals (one room) must be cancelled  30 days prior to rental date in order to receive a refund.  Failure to contact rental coordinator will result in no refund.
• Management reserves the right to cancel a rental if facility rental policies are violated.


General Rules for Rental: 
•  Children under the age of 6 must have an adult in the water and an arms length away at all times.
•  Maximum guest allowance is 25, which includes children and adults
•  Party room seats 16 people

WAVE ROOM 
RENTALS

Our Wave Room, which is located right off the pool deck can accommodate parties up to 25 total guests and is available in 2-1/2 hour blocks of time. 
Rental fees include the Wave Room and swimming during your party times. 
Access to other areas of the Gemini Center will be prohibited. 
Parties will only be permitted carryout food items (pizza, subs, drinks & cake). 
All pool rules apply.

Rental Fees: 
(2 1/2 hour max. Party Room & 25 guests) 
Members: $85
Residents: $100
Non-Residents: $150

Rental TImes
Friday:                6:00p-8:30p
Saturday:           12:00p-2:30p
                            3:00p-5:30p
Sunday:             11:45a-2:15p
                            3:00p-5:30p

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MONDAY-SUNDAY
Day Hours
9:00am-4:00pm
Resident: $150
Non-Resident: $240FRIDAY-SUNDAY
Evening Hours
5:30pm-12:00am
Resident: $200
Non-Resident: $335



MONDAY-THURSDAY
Evening Hours
5:30pm-12:00am
Resident: $150
Non-Resident: $275MONDAY-SUNDAY
Entire Day
9:00am-12:00am
Resident: $350
Non-Resident: $575

BAIN PAVILION
(Seats 100) 
Residents: $50 
Non-Residents: $75
The Pavilion is located at the corner of Eaton and West Park. Amenities include: 8 picnic tables, covered seating area and 2 grills.
One rental permitted per day.
Restrooms are open Memorial Day weekend and close Labor Day Weekend.

BAIN PARK CABIN & PAVILION RENTAL OPPORTUNITIES

The Cabin, located at 21077 North Park Dr., offers the following amenities:
• A kitchen with convection oven, (no stove top available), refrigerator, freezer, microwave, sink, counter work space, ice maker.
• Coffee maker (RENTER MUST SUPPLY COFFEE/FILTER, STANDARD SIZE AND COFFEE)
• Bathrooms (handicapped accessible)
• Heat  and air conditioning
• Gas fireplace (Renters must ask the Custodian to turn it on)
• 6 foot long banquet tables/folding chairs
• 2 wood picnic tables on back patio
• Renter is responsible for any audio/visual equipment.
• Garbage cans and bags are supplied.
• PLEASE NOTE THE CABIN DOES NOT HAVE WI-FI CAPABILITIES.

RULES AND REGULATIONS
• The cabin is a historical site.  No decorations may be attached to the walls, windows, doors, tables, chairs or light fixtures, and the use of tape, push pins, rice, confetti, “silly string”, glitter and the like is prohibited. Items are not permitted to be hung from the ceiling or lights.
• Open flames are not permitted, along with hay, or any other items that can cause difficult clean up or hazard to guests.
• NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR SMOKING ALLOWED ANYWHERE IN THE CABIN OR BAIN PARK
• NO FIRE PITS or GRILLS permitted.
• The Cabin seats 100 people with tables and chairs. Theater style seats 120 people.
• The custodian sets up and takes down the tables.
• Tables used are 6ft x 3ft.  Tables and chairs are not to be removed from the cabin at anytime.
• The Gazebo is included in the rental of the Bain Cabin, but you must rent chairs to use at Gazebo if needed.

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Bohlken Park • 3885 W. 210th St.
25-acre parkLocated behind Westgate Mall5 baseball fields - 1 lighted2 lighted basketball courtsPlayground EquipmentWalking trail around perimeterPublic Restrooms2 parking lotsConcession stand/press boxSoccer fieldsPicnic Shelter Nelson Russ • 22323 MacbethLocated off Macbeth AveOutdoor fitness stations1/4 mile paved loop path around the perimeter of the parkState of the art play elements for kidsPavilion with seating Grannis Park • 2000 Lorain Rd.1.3-acre parkLocated off West 202 StreetPlayground OUR PARKS Morton Park • 22301 Morton Ave.
4.9 acre parkLocated at West 223rd & Morton Ave.Splash ParkPicnic shelterPublic restrooms6 tennis courts1 full court basketball1 half court basketballParking lotSoccer fieldAccessible PlaygroundSPRAYGROUND WILL NOT OPEN IF UNDER 70F Bain Park • 21680 Eaton Rd.37.2-acre park -- 22.4 acres are developedLocated throughout the center of Fairview Park1 small baseball field1 basketball courtPlayground equipmentNature trailsPublic RestroomsParking lot

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HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD WASTE 
& SHREDDING EVENT

NEW DATE DUE TO COVID-19!
Saturday, August 8
9 AM - 12 PM
City Hall • 20777 Lorain Road

Drop off your old small household appliances, computers and equipment, unused household cleaners, etc. 

This event is for residents only.  Please bring identification.

For additional information, visit www.fairviewpark.org

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AQUATICS

GENERAL POOL RULES
1.     Please shower before entering water.
2.     Proper swim attire is required. Bathing suits only!
3.     Swim diapers are required for all non-toilet trained children and individuals with special needs.
4.     All children ages 7-8-9 must have be accompanied by an adult in the natatorium at all times
5.     All children 6 and under must have an adult an arms length away at all times in and out of the water.
6.     Inflatable flotation devices are not permitted.
7.     Coast guard approved life jackets only.
8.     No running, horseplay, or foul language.
9.     No headfirst diving in shallow areas.
10.   No food or drink permitted.
11.   Street shoes are not permitted on pool deck.
12.   Any person with noticeable open sores/rashes or communicable diseases are not permitted to use the pool.

LIFEGUARD HAS FINAL AUTHORITY
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE POOLS WILL CLOSE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO BUILDING CLOSE TIME.

SPRAYGROUND RULES
1.    Must be 10 years old to enter the area without an adult.
2.    No running, horseplay or foul language.
3.    Please shower before entering water.
4.    Proper swim attire is required. Bathing suits only.
5.    Swim diapers are required for non-toilet trained children.
6.    Food and drinks must remain in designated areas.
*WILL NOT OPEN IF BELOW 70F

SAUNA RULES
1.     Shower before entering.
2.     Must be 15 to enter.
3.     Fragrances or medicated ointments will not be permitted.
4.     Time limit not to exceed 15 minutes. Longer exposure could result in nausea, dizziness, or fainting.

SPRAYGROUND RULES
1.     One person on the board at a time.
2.     One bounce only!
3.     No pushing or shoving.
4.     Please look before you leap!
5.     Children under the age of ten may be subject to a 25 yd. swim test at the discretion of the lifeguard in order to use the diving board.

COMPETITION POOL RULES
1.     Five (5) swimmer maximum per lane.
2.     Circle swimming is required.
3.     Lap lanes are for continual swimming only.
4.     Non-swimmers must stay in shallow water. Children under the age of 10 may be subject to a 25 yard swim test.
5.     No diving in shallow water.
 
WATERSLIDE REGULATIONS
1.     Must be 48 inches tall to ride (NO EXCEPTIONS).
2.     Single riders only.
3.     Feet first, bottom only.
4.     Swim wear with exposed zippers, buckles, rivets or metal ornamentation will not be permitted.
5.     No goggles, flotation devices or t-shirts.
6.     Riders may not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate or stop in the slide.
7.     Exit promptly.
8.     Follow directions from Aquatic Staff at all times.

WHIRLPOOL RULES
1.     Shower before entering.
2.     Must be 15 to enter whirlpool.
3.     Patrons who are elderly, pregnant, suffering from heart disease, diabetes, or high or low blood pressure should not enter water without prior medical consultation and permission.
4.     Time limit not to exceed 15 minutes. Longer exposure could result in nausea, dizziness, or fainting.
5.     Do not use this facility while under the influence of alcohol, tranquilizers, or other drugs that may alter blood pressure.
6.     Do not use if water temperature is greater that 104*F

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SESSION (I) 6 WEEK CLASS
Rate: Member: $30; Residents: $40; Non-Residents: $50

SESSION (I) 6 WEEK CLASS
Rate: Member: $30; Residents: $40; Non-Residents: $50

SESSION (I) 6 WEEK CLASS
Rate: Member: $30; Residents: $40; Non-Residents: $50

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
RATE: M: $20 RNM: $25  NR: $30
If you are interested in having a private or semi private swim lesson with one of our certified Water Safety Instructors, stop at the Front Desk and fill out a Private Swim Lesson Request form. 

Lessons are first come first serve.

SWIM LESSONS

FAIRVIEW PARK RECREATION DEPARTMENT  •  (440) 356-4444  •  www.fairviewparkrec.com

SESSION (II) 6 WEEK CLASS
Rate: Member: $30; Residents: $40; Non-Residents: $50

SESSION (II) 6 WEEK CLASS
Rate: Member: $30; Residents: $40; Non-Residents: $50

SESSION (II) 6 WEEK CLASS
Rate: Member: $30; Residents: $40; Non-Residents: $50

POOL RENTAL
Private Pool Party (Maximum of 200 guests)
Fee: $250/hr (Min rental 2 hours)
Rental Times: Saturday 7p - 9p or 8p - 10p 
                       Sunday 6:30p - 8:30p

This rental includes swimming in both pools and the party room off the pool deck. The perfect package for corporate parties, church groups and family events!!

Wave Room Swim Party
Time frame:  2.5 hrs
Fees:  M: $85  R: $100  NR: $150
Rental times: Fridays 6p - 8:30p
                      Saturdays 12p - 2:30p, 3p - 5:30p 
                      Sundays   12p - 2:30p, 3p - 5:30p
Includes wave room, both swimming pools, water slides, and outside sprayground (during the Summer season). 
Contact the Rental Coordinator at 440.356.4444 ext 109 to book.

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SWIMMING 

LESSONS

PARENT/CHILD
(6months-2 yrs.)
Adult required in the water. Water Introduction program, child and parent learn to trust each other in water and that the water is fun. Sing songs, arm and leg movements, and blowing bubbles.

PARENT/CHILD 2
(Ages 2-3 yrs.)
Adult required in the water. Designed to help the swimmer make an easy transition into our cadet class. Getting comfortable with an instructor and learn beginner swim skills while having fun.

CADET
(Ages 3 & 4 yrs.)
Beginner swim skills include: floating, kicking, submerging head, arm movement.

CORPORAL
(Ages 4 & up)
Beginner swim skills include: floating, kicking, going under water, arm movement.

SERGEANT
Child must be comfortable in the water, with some independent swimming skills.

CAPTAIN
Child must swim independently! Explore deep water, treading, diving, elementary backstroke, and dolphin kick.

COMMANDER
Child must be able to swim front/back crawl 15 yds. Breaststroke and butterfly will be defined.

CHIEF
Child must be able to swim front/back crawl one length of pool without stopping. Breaststroke and butterfly stroke work.
*This is an endurance swim class to prep for swim team readiness*

POLICIES

All classes must have a minimum of four (4) registered participants. 

Classes may be combined or cancelled if there are insufficient numbers.

Refunds or class credits will not be issued for missed classes.

Make up classes will only be approved by the director if there is space in another class offering.

Non members are not permitted to swim before or after their class.

What is a good age for kids to begin swimming lessons?
6 months old is often a good age to begin teaching kids how to swim. As we continue to work with babies, we see them learning water-safe skills and they are very well prepared for classes without a parent by the time they are 3.

Do you offer swimming lessons for infants and babies?
Yes! We offer infant and toddler classes. The classes are held with a parent/guardian in the water in a class – supervised by an instructor. Days and times vary based on demand and ability level requests.

Can parents stay and watch swimming lessons?
Absolutely! Parents are welcome to be in the pool area to watch. You are then handy to:
• Assist your swimmer if they need to go to the restroom or if they would have an accident.
• Be extra eyes watching the water.
• Applaud new skills achieved. Your applause means so much to them.
However, it is never appropriate for a parent to become overly involved in the lesson or to try to instruct. That’s what you’ve hired us for, after all! We know that having you close by gives your children a sense of security. Sometimes for the very young, timid swimmer we will have the parent come and sit by the edge of the pool with the child near them. The child can watch the teacher interact with the other students and see that this is a safe place. They will quickly join in. Occasionally we will ask a parent to leave the room if the child refuses to cooperate. This is usually due to a strong will and only done when nothing else works. 99% of the time, the child will cooperate when they realize that they cannot control the situation! The parent then comes back into the swim area and the child has fun with their class!

How long will it take for my child to learn how to swim?
Every swimmer learns at a different rate. It will depend on:
• The level of fear
• The ability to trust the instructor
• The child’s individual personality. Some people have a cautious personality and others jump into everything without a thought!
• The amount of time the family goes swimming together.
• The way the body and coordination have matured. Some can just get it and others need to practice over and over and over again.
Our advice is to be patient with your swimmer and offer lots of praise and encouragement.

When is my swimmer considered to be water safe?
Parents are often satisfied once their swimmer can jump off of a diving board and get to the ladder. People need more developed skills than that, however. There are so many dangerous water scenarios and a person needs to be able to swim using their head while conserving energy. This only comes as they are able to swim with good, controlled technique. The technique and endurance built through a good swimming instruction program will accomplish this.

How do I know what level to sign up for?
Each level will have a description. You find the one that best fits what your swimmer is able to do. And if you have questions, just ask us – we’ll be glad to help you assess where your child is at. Additionally, if your child has taken swimming lessons somewhere else, let us know what levels they have achieved.

What level do I sign up for if I am registering for multiple sessions?
This can be tricky… Some of it depends on the personality of the swimmer, the number of times per week that you are bringing them to lessons, and the age and physical maturation of the swimmer. Don’t worry though – we can always make adjustments if your swimmer does not progress as you guessed. We will never hold a swimmer back from learning new skills. Sometimes we can adequately challenge them right in the level in which they are placed.

What if I have concerns about the way the lessons are going?
We understand that you’re extremely interested in your child’s success with swimming lessons. We are too! Should you ever have concerns, please address those concerns with us immediately. We can help! In general, this can help, too:
• FIRST: Give us 2 lessons to fall into a routine and get the group used to working together. During this time we will evaluate each swimmer making sure that they are in the correct placement. Sometimes we will need to move a student. Most times we will be able to accommodate the needs of each swimmer even though they may be in slightly different levels.
• SECOND: Communicate directly with your swimmer’s instructor. Address them as you would want to be addressed. The Sandwich Theory: Say something positive. Voice the concern. Say something positive.
• THIRD: If you are not satisfied with the results, speak with the lesson supervisor. They may be able to offer support that will help your swimmer.

What kinds of supplies or equipment are used in swim lessons? What is required?
Of course, you’ll want to be sure your swimmer has a well-fitted swimsuit and a towel, along with anything you typically bring along for swimming. Here are some specific notes on other items:
• Goggles: We use goggles for several reasons. Swimmers are able to open their eyes and see. They are not learning “blind”. They are able to focus on the skills and not have water dripping in their eyes.
• Ear Plugs: If you don’t have an ear mold, a putty plug is available at a pharmacy. To help them stay in, you can purchase a headband or a swim cap at a swim shop or sporting goods store. Some swimmers are just sensitive to water going in the ears, especially during skills done on the back. Ear plugs will often help with that.
• Swim Shirts: (Often called rash guards) I recommend these if your swimmer is easily chilled. Parents have found them at sporting goods stores, and online at www.swimoutlet.com.
• Nose Plugs: We prefer to teach swimmer how to keep the water out of their nose without the use of these. With a few tips, it is easy to do. In some instances swimmers will wear nose plugs.

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WATER EXERCISE

LIQUID LIFESTYLES

Our team of qualified and passionate swim instructors use a process-driven approach based on principles of biomechanics to teach swimmers of all ages how to swim smarter, swim safer and find confidence in any body of water. From anxious beginners to elite athletes, we understand  that  learning styles, needs and goals are truly unique and we pride ourselves in our and ability to instruct using a wide range of tools and a comprehensive training plan, personalized to fit YOUR needs. 

Let us help you or your child on the journey to FASTER and more EFFICIENT swimming! Visit us at LiquidLifestyles.com to learn more or contact us at info@LiquidLifestyles.com or 440.935.1097.

Liquid Lifestyles is proud to be the exclusive provider of certified Total Immersion Coaches and instruction - providing the most updated sequence of skills and the fastest results.

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FITNESS FLOOR RULES & ETIQUETTE

• The Fitness Floor will operate during the facility’s hours of operation.
• Use of the Fitness Floor is restricted to those patrons 15 years of age or older.
• Equipment orientations are available and strongly encouraged for all first-time members.
• Proper workout attire is required (i.e. t-shirts, gym shorts, sweat pants, athletic shoes, etc.) No jeans or street shoes are permitted.
• Please remember this is a family-oriented facility.
• Patrons are asked to adhere to a 30 minute time limit for all cardio equipment during peak times.
• Peak times will be defined as those instances when all pieces of one equipment type are in use (i.e. all treadmills, all elliptical, etc)
• Members must clean off each piece of equipment with sanitizer after each use. Please spray the rag and not the equipment.
• All weights must be returned to their proper location after use. Please remove all weight plates from the free-weight equipment when finished.
• The inside lanes of the Track are for walkers only. The outside lanes are for joggers/runners.
• Sprints on the Track are only permitted on the straight-aways.
• All stretching must be done in the designated areas off the edge of the Track.
• The Track may not be used as an observation area for activities in the Gym, Multi-Purpose or Aquatic areas.
• Baby joggers, strollers and rollerblades are prohibited. Children may be carried in a baby carrier only. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted unless being carried in a baby carrier.

FITNESS FLOOR RULES - YOUTH
Children ages 12-14 are permitted to use the Fitness Floor with restrictions.
• Must complete the Teen Fitness Orientation Program
• May only use the Fitness Floor during restricted times
       · Monday - Friday: 3 pm-5 pm (no parent supervision required)
       · Monday - Friday: 5 pm - 8 pm (parent supervision required)
       · Saturday: 8 am - 7 pm (parent supervision required)
       · Sunday: 8 am - 6 pm (parent supervision required)
• Adult supervision must be the child’s parent
• Parent must remain on the Fitness Floor at all times

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TRX
RATE: $5 Member; $7 Non-Member
Born in the Navy SEALs, Suspension Training bodyweight exercise develops strength, balance, flexibility, and core stability simultaneously. Space is limited. Pre-registration is recommended. SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING
INSTRUCTOR: Lisa
RATE: $55 6-week course; $10 Drop In
A fun group exercise class that mixes traditional body weight exercises with cardio and strength training in an outdoor setting.   CYCLE
RATE: $4 (30-minute); $5 (45-minute)
A Certified Instructor will coach you through a variety of terrains and heart rate zones on the bike.  All fitness levels welcome…space limited to 16. Bring a towel and water.  BARRE
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica
RATE: $8 Pre-Register; $9 Drop In
Designed to trim, tighten and tone your entire body with an emphasis on defining your glutes and legs. By using small, controlled movements, and high repetition, you can develop a strong, long, and lean physique in record time.  SHAPE & CYCLE
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica
RATE: $5/$7 
Get a total body workout with a blend of 30 minutes on the bike and 30 minutes of strength and core! PIYO
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica
RATE: $7 Pre-Register; $8 Drop In
Combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming benefits of Pilates (strengthen core muscles through mat training that emphasizes correct spinal and pelvic alignment.) with the strength and flexibility advantages of yoga. KICKBOXING & CORE
RATE: $8 Pre-Register; $9 Drop In
Challenge yourself with this fusion of traditional Kickboxing with Core work mixed in. 20/20/20 CIRCUIT
INSTRUCTOR: Jen
RATE: $5/$7
This intense NEW workout will include 20 minutes of Cardio, TRX and Core work to give you a total body burn incorporating both aerobic work and strength training.

CLASS PRICING
All 30 Minute Classes $4

Sunrise Cycling:
$5

Strength Classes:
$5 Members; $7 Non-Members

PiYo:
$7 Pre-Register or $8 Walk in

Kickboxing & Adult Yoga Classes:
$8 Pre-Register or $9 Walk In

YOGA
RATE: $8 Pre-Register; $9 Drop In
This class integrates  body and mind  for total performance  featuring strength, conditioning & flexibility. Bring your own yoga mat.  MUSCLE MADNESS
INSTRUCTOR: Lisa
RATE: $5/$7 
Wake up your weekend with a strength class that features resistance training through body weight exercises, Kettlebells, dumbbells and resistance bands. SUNRISE CYCLE
RATE: $5
Get your cardio work out in bright early in this 45 minute intense Cycling class and be finished by 6:30am! 

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Getting active just got easier with SilverSneakers® GOTM, the first fitness app designed just for you.

Our senior group exercise objectives, working with the SilverSneakers® organization, are to minimize age-related physical deterioration, and improve health and physical fitness in order to increase functional activities for daily living. Through SilverSneakers and other affiliations, our instructors receive training and continuing education in older-adult fitness to consistently offer participants the latest information, research updates and practical tools to deliver classes in the safest and most effective format. 

FITNESS FLOOR RULES & ETIQUETTE
In order for all participants to enjoy class in a safe environment, we ask that you observe the following class rules:

• Shoes are required, along with appropriate apparel.
• Please participate in the class as presented by the instructor.
• Maintain adequate spacing for all participants to view the instructor.
• Please allow the class before yours to exit before you enter.
• Please be on time, and let your instructor know if you are leaving early.
• In classes requiring a chair for support, SilverSneakers requires that a chair is available for every student in the class.

In addition to the above, feel free to ask your instructor for variations if there are moves you are unable to do. Listen to your body’s limitations.  Be sure to bring water to class, and have breakfast.

Silver Sneakers Group Fitness Information

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SILVER DANCE
Group exercise class designed for active adults who desire a safe and effective low-impact cardiovascular workout. Easy-to-follow movements based on various styles of music, designed to improve cardio health, strength, flexibility and endurance.

BOOM MUSCLE
INSTRUCTOR: Tim
This class incorporates athletic exercises that boost your overall fitness. Move through muscle-conditioning blocks and activity-specific drills to improve strength and functional skill.

SILVERSNEAKERS® STABILITY
INSTRUCTOR: Emily
Get stronger and improve your balance through exercises that strengthen the ankle, knee and hip joints, all in a fun and social setting. This class is designed specifically to help prevent falls.

CLASS PRICING

Classes are included with SilverSneakers and
Optum memberships

All others (60+) pay $1.00

$5.00 under age 60

BOOM MIND
INSTRUCTOR: Tim
A fusion of yoga and Pilates that focuses on stretching and core strength. Improve your flexibility and balance in a class that’s good for your body and your mind. Please bring yoga mat. 

SILVERSNEAKERS® CIRCUIT
Experience standing, low-impact choreography alternated with standing upper-body strength work. This class is suitable for nearly every fitness level, and your instructor can adapt the exercises depending on your skill.

SILVERSNEAKERS® YOGA
Group exercise class designed for active adults who desire a safe and effective low-impact cardiovascular workout. Easy-to-follow movements based on various styles of music, designed to improve cardio health, strength, flexibility and endurance.

ZUMBA GOLD
INSTRUCTOR: Rachel
Designed for active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity.  Easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat, and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.

BEGINNER TAP
INSTRUCTOR: Mary Lou
A lot of tap dancing is in the rhythm and memorization of the steps, which keeps your mind focused, improving your mental health. You’ll move to the beat or create your own.

SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSIC
Increase muscular strength and range of movement, and improve activities for daily living. You’ll have a chair for seated exercises and standing support. Your instructor can modify the exercises for your fitness level.

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Registration Information
• Registration is open without penalty until the deadline noted for each specific sport / program.  Beginning the day after the deadline, late registrations will be taken IF SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE.  A $10 fee increase will be assessed for each late registration.  A wait list will be started once the league / program is full and / or teams are formed.  Programs may meet their maximums before the registration deadline.  **Subject to change based on registration numbers and season start dates.**
• Refunds will be issued based on the following circumstances:
• Full Refund by initial payment method if participant is injured and can provide a doctor’s note prior to participating in a game for a sports league or prior to the first day of class for a leisure program
• Full or Partial Credit in the Gemini Center Sportsman system for any withdrawals other than injuries to be used towards any class registration or membership renewal (Must be submitted prior to league or class start date)
• Other refunds issued at the discretion of Gemini Center Management.

Requests, Appeals, and Coaching
• If you volunteer to be a HEAD COACH, you may request to be placed with ONE parent assistant coach of Head Coach’s and their child.
• Siblings will be assigned to the same team or class session, gender permitting
• Requests of any nature are not guaranteed for any youth sports league or class.
• For leagues in which scores and/or standings are kept, any request is not guaranteed in order to form equal and competitive teams.
• Number of registrations prior to registration deadline will determine the number of teams entered into each league.

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