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Advisory Board Members
Chair: Jason Pond (2nd Term Expires 12/5/20)
Vice Chair: Brandon Halaufia (2nd Term Expires 12/18/21)
Laura Sawyer (2nd Term Expires 12/5/20)
Michael L. Timmons (2nd Term Expires 12/18/21)
Tanya Rice (1st Term Expires 10/18/19)
Andy Corbett (1st Term Expires 10/18/19)
Cody Hansen (1st Term Expires 12/5/20)
Tina Purintun (1st Term Expires 7/17/21)
Council Liaison for 2019: Jess Bradfield
Director of Parks and Recreation: Russ Akina
Dan Blakely, Recreation Manager
Ed Stephens, Parks Superintendent
Secretary: Jalayne Hatch
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Thursday, February 21, 2019, 9:30am
Logan River Golf Course
550 West 1000 South
Tournament Room
Agenda Items:
1. Approval of Minutes from January 17, 2019
2. Dogs in Parks Pilot Program (Russ)
3. RAPZ Project Proposals (Russ)
4. Playground Bucket List Promotion (Russ)
5. Summer Leisure Guide (Debbie)
6. Recreation Manager Report
7. Parks Superintendent Report
8. Open Forum
Next Meeting: March 21, 2019, 9:30am
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
Thursday, February 21, 2019, 9:30am Logan River Golf Course Tournament Room
Present: Jason Pond, Andy Corbett, Ed Stephens, Michael Timmons, Laura Sawyer, Tina Purintun, Dan Blakely, Russ Akina
Guests: Debbie Harvey
Excused: Tanya Rice, Jess Bradfield, Cody Hansen, Brandon Halaufia
Approval of Minutes: Michael made a motion to approve the minutes from the January 17, 2019 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting. Laura seconded the motion. The minutes were unanimously approved as written.
Dogs in Parks Pilot Program:
• There was a public input meeting on January 22 regarding a pilot program that would allow dogs in select
parks and a lot of feedback was received on both sides of the issue
• 10 sites were originally proposed and the Mayor has suggested removing two sites from the proposal
• The pilot program was presented to the City Council on February 19; they will either vote on the proposal
as it stands or propose amendments to the proposal at the City Council Meeting on March 5
• Michael asked which of the parks were removed; Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park and Lundstrom Park
o Michael was disappointed Lundstrom was removed since it was the only location on the east side
o Russ said there may be others that are removed as well; one member of the Council expressed
concern about Rendezvous
• Laura asked what would change at Rendezvous if the pilot program was approved
o Russ referred to an aerial photo to explain the changes; the area outlined in red would become an
off-leash area but all dogs would have to be leashed on the trail
▪ Ed said dogs are never allowed off-leash on any trail
o There are concerns about the new plantings not having enough time to become well established
▪ Russ said the plantings are doing well, especially since the irrigation was installed
o The Council asked why the pond area would be open for dogs; there are two ponds available for
recreation and the pond closest to the parking lot was proposed to be dog-friendly
▪ Michael said someone expressed concern about shared used of the pond and Michael
wondered how many people swim in the ponds
• Russ said probably not many swimmers but a few kayaks and boats
RAPZ Project Proposals:
• Russ provided a list of projects for which the Department will apply for RAPZ funds
• Project #1 is a restroom at Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park; funding for a restroom was previously
awarded but the County re-allocated the funds for the pickleball courts at Bridger Park with the
expectation that future funding would be sought for the restroom
o Jason asked how big a restroom $150,000 can buy; the plan is for one unisex stall
o The restroom facility at Bridger Park was about $40,000, which didn’t include $20,000 for the
infrastructure
o Andy asked how much Honey Buckets charges for a rental unit; Ed pays about $100 per month for
the unit at Trapper Park
• Project #2 is construction of the 1700 South Park, on the south end of the Soccer Sports Complex between
1700 South and the Blacksmith Fork River
o It’s mainly designed to provide parking for the soccer facility and a portion of funding for the
project has already been secured from a land, water, and conservation grant
o The project also includes a footbridge to connect the parking lot to the soccer facility
• Project #3 is Freedom Fire; the Department routinely applies for funding to offset costs for this event
• Project #4 is a pavilion for Trapper Park, which will be similar to the pavilions in other parks
o Dan asked how many the pavilion will seat; probably 50 or 60 people
o Russ said there is talk about the City purchasing the property north of the park which would
provide an opportunity to continue the trail and provide more public access
• Project #5 is a new playground at Angel’s Landing; the original plan was to replace the surface but the
Department has been working with Keith Christensen to completely redesign the facility
• Project #6 is trail construction along the north side of Canyon Road, at the bottom of the dugway
o Some of the funding for this project has been secured through UDOT and CDBG
o The project, which is currently in design, will require a retaining wall which costs about $350,000
o Jason said this project would eliminate parking for a lot of vehicles that park along Canyon Road
o Tina asked if there is sidewalk on the other side of the street; yes
o The trail will follow the canal corridor and will lead to the tunnel on 200 East
• Project #7 is the mid-block crossings for the middle canal trail between 900 North and 1400 North
o One of the mid-block crossings would be where the canal runs underground at 1000 North, near
Millennial Towers; the crossing would require a rapid flashing beacon, like in the roundabouts
o The second mid-block crossing would be at 800 East and would require a flashing hawk system
▪ This system is a signal light with red semaphores and costs about $150,000 per arm
o The trail project terminates on the north side of 1400 North, which is the access point for USU’s
cross country track and the County Trails coordinator will connect the project to North Logan
o Jason said those are busy streets and Andy said a lot of cars park on those streets during cross
country races
• Generally, the County awards the City between $450,000 and $470,000 in RAPZ funds
• Michael asked about the Deer Pen and the landscaping along the canal
o Irrigation was put out to bid several times and nobody bid on the project so it will go to bid again
o Capital improvement funds were requested for those projects so they will be funded with the
Department budget instead of RAPZ funds
Playground Bucket List Promotion: • Everyone received a copy of the Playground Bucket List Challenge • Families can play on each playground and send Debbie a picture to be posted on Facebook • Those who submit their completed tracking sheet will be entered into a drawing for a family season pass
to the Aquatic Center or a Fitbit • The challenge starts March 1 and ends June 1 • All participants will receive a one-time pass to the Aquatic Center and a water bottle
• May 18 is National Kids to Parks Day and the Mayor will promote this day with the bucket list challenge
Summer Leisure Guide:
• Everyone received a copy of the Spring and Summer Leisure Guide, which is available online
• Printed copies are available at the Recreation Center, the Chamber of Commerce, the Library, and the
Visitors Bureau
• Jason asked how many are printed; Debbie prints as many as the budget will allow and there aren’t extras
• Jason also asked if the summer citizens receive a copy; yes, if they choose to pick one up
• The Department is offering additional programs for seniors this spring and summer
• Tina asked about an email program so those who have previously registered for programs can learn about
upcoming programs and registration
o Debbie said a lot of email programs cost money but she can find out if the registration software
the Department uses has the ability to send those kinds of emails
o Jason uses Constant Contact for promotional deals for his private business; it’s about $50 a month
Recreation Manager Report:
• One of the part time coordinators has been working with Logan Regional Hospital on programs for the
active senior community
o The hospital will do some health seminars and the Department will teach introductory pickleball
classes; the information is available on page 19 of the Leisure Guide
o Dan said there have also been discussions about hosting a social event this summer
• For the first time in years, the Department is hosting a racquetball tournament in April
• 37 people showed up for the new Latin dance class and the program hadn’t been advertised yet
o The instructor approached Dan about teaching a class so the City hired him and added his class to
the group fitness class schedule
• The group fitness classes are offering a Bingo-like program called Fitgo; this promotional program gives
participants a chance to win tickets to enter a drawing at the end of the month
o Jason asked about High Fit classes; Dan doesn’t have a certified instructor but could look into it
• Three weeks of Jr. Jazz games left
• The Jazz are offering a summer camp in July and looking to employ coaches to run these camps; they
asked Dan to recruit some of these coaches and he asked the Board for suggestions
• Registration for spring and summer programs starts on March 1
• Baseball registration is already open and 30 kids are registered
• Held the NBA Sure Shot competition; Dave Low volunteered to take the winners to Denver for the
regional competition
• A lot to do at the Aquatic Center this spring; the tile work needs to be done, the leak needs to be found,
the locker room floors need to be redone, and the surface of the leisure pool needs to be finished
• The annual Lights On event for After School Club is tonight at Logan High at 6pm
Parks Superintendent Report:
• Still in winter maintenance mode
• Working on trimming the hazardous limbs along the trail through the Golf Course
Open Forum:
• Jason asked who is the Department grant writer; there isn’t anyone assigned to write grants
• Laura asked about the pickleball courts at Merlin Olsen Central Park; the contractor will be back this
spring to paint the pickleball lines
o The courts at Bridger Park have been locked so people won’t try to shovel off the snow and scrape
the surface but they’ll be unlocked as soon as the snow is gone
• Jason asked about the Golf Course; the Logan River Golf Advisory Board is meeting tonight and the Mayor
would like the Board to be responsible for overseeing finances and fundraising for the Course
o The Course will only be aerated once this year to save money on maintenance costs and
encourage more play at the Course
o Maintenance on the driving range is usually done on Monday afternoons but that will be shifted
because that is a popular afternoon/evening for families to use the driving range
o Jason asked about punch passes; the Council received a proposal to increase rates on Tuesday
and will vote on those increases on March 5
Next Meeting: March 21, 2019 at 9:30am
Meeting Adjourned: 10:22am Minutes Submitted by: Jalayne Hatch
LOGAN PARKS AND RECREATION
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We Create Quality Life-Long Experiences For All
LEISURE GUIDE
SPRING AND SUMMER 2019
CITY OF LOGAN Mayor Holly H. Daines Council Member Amy Z. Anderson Council Member Jess W. Bradfield Council Member Tom Jensen Council Member Herm Olsen Council Member Jeannie F. Simmonds
SPRING AND SUMMER 2019
Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of program information; however, errors may occur. Please call to verify information. All programs are subject to change without notice.
If you need special accommodations for any of our activities, please notify staff at time of registration.
MANAGEMENT STAFF Director Russ Akina Cemetery Sexton Justin Allen Golf Professional Jeff John Golf Course Superintendent Randy Oldham Parks Superintendent Ed Stephens Recreation Manager Dan Blakely
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
The mission of the Logan Parks and Recreation Department is to sustain and enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Logan.
195 South 100 WestLogan, UT 84321
(435) 716-9250 | Fax: (435) 716-9254pr.loganutah.org
The City of Logan does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, national or ethnic origin, veteran status, or any other basis prohibited by law in its employment, programs, and activities.
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contents3 LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER OPENS MAY 25 4 LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS BSA MERIT BADGES
5 AQUATIC FITNESS AQUA POWER AEROBICS 6 AQUATIC CENTER HIGHLIGHT IN TRAINING
7 LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE ROOM RENTAL
8 GOLF COURSE HIGHLIGHT GOLF PROGRAMS 9 GOLF COURSE HIGHLIGHT FUTURE NEEDS
10 LOGAN CITY PARKS SYSTEM PARK INFORMATION
11 PARKS DIRECTORY ADDRESSES, AMENITIES
12 PARKS HIGHLIGHT TRAPPER PARK PLAYGROUND
13 LOGAN CITY TRAIL GUIDE MAP, TRAIL INFO
14 PRIDE IN OUR WORK PROJECTS UPDATE
15 PRIDE IN OUR WORK PROJECTS UPDATE
16 LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER17 RECREATION CENTER RENTAL FEE SCHEDULE
18 ADULT SPORTS VOLLEYBALL, SOFTBALL, TRACK
19 ADULTS SPORTS AND ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS20 YOUTH SPORTS VOLLEYBALL, SPORTS AND FITNESS
21 YOUTH SPORTS CACHE VALLEY YOUTH BASEBALL
22 YOUTH SPORTS GIRLS SOFTBALL, TRACK
23 YOUTH SPORTS AND YOUTH PROGRAMS CPR
24 GROUP FITNESS AEROBICS SCHEDULE
25 RECREATION HIGHLIGHT ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS
26 MEDIA RELEASE, RISK STATEMENT, REFUNDS27 REGISTRATION WALK IN, MAIL IN, FAX IN
28 ZOOTAH HOURS, MEMBERSHIP FEES, MISSION
29 ZOO HIGHLIGHT WHAT TO DO AT THE ZOO?
30 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS31 FACILITIES SPECIAL EVENT INFORMATION32 LOGAN CITY CEMETERY HOURS, FEES
33 CEMETERY HIGHLIGHT GENERAL MAINTENANCE
34 VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHT WREATH LAYING
35 LOGAN CITY SKATE PARK AMENITIES, RULES
36 ADMINISTRATION HIGHLIGHT CHALLENGE
37 SPECIAL EVENTS PARKS/RECREATION CALENDAR 38 FREEDOM FIRE CELEBRATION JULY 3
39 PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION JULY 24
40 THANK YOU SQUARE ONE PRINTING
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OPEN SWIM PASS FEES
(10) Punch Pass
3 Month Pass
*Platinum
Individual(age 4+) $40 $120 $250
Active Senior Adult (60+) and Military
$25 $80 $150
Family(4 immedi-ate family members)
NA $275 $425
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Active Senior Adult (Lap Swim/
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$15 $55 NA
* Includes one year pass to the Logan Recreation CenterFEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
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OPEN SWIM HOURS Monday 12:00 pm–8:00 pm Tuesday–Saturday 12:00 pm–7:00 pm Sunday 12:00 pm–6:00 pm Holidays 12:00 pm–7:00 pm
Open May 25, 26, 27. Closed May 28 through May 31.
Open for the Season June 1. School Hours: August 19-30 Monday 3:30 pm–8:00 pm; Tuesday–Friday
3:30 pm–7:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday Regular Hours
OPEN SWIM FEE 3 & under * No Charge Spectator $2.00 Individual $5.00 Active Senior Adult (60+) $3.25 Military (with ID) $3.25*State Pool Rule R392-302-30 (C)"Any child under three years old, any child not toilet trained, and anyone who lacks control of defecation shall wear a water resistant swim diaper and waterproof swimwear. Swim diapers and waterproof swimwear shall have waist and leg openings fitted such that they are in contact with the waist or leg around the entire circumference."
LAP SWIM HOURS (JUNE 3–AUGUST 16) Monday-Friday 5:30 am–7:45 am Monday 8:30 pm–10:45 pm Tuesday-Friday 9:45 pm–10:45 pm Holidays No Lap Swim Available
LAP SWIM FEES Individual $3.00 Active Senior Adult (60+) $2.25
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AVAILABLE PROGRAMS AND AMENITIES
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL451 SOUTH 500 WEST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 716-9280
Recreation Manager—Dan Blakely l pr.loganutah.org
FACILITIES—HOURS—FEES
• Active Senior Adult Fit for Life• Adaptive Aquatics• Adjacent Park• Concessions• Covered Pavilion• Diving Well • Family Discount Night • Lap Pool/Swimming
• Learn-to-Swim Lessons • Leisure Pool• Life Jacket Checkout with ID• Locker Rooms and Showers• Lounge Chairs• Picnic Tables with Umbrellas• Water Aerobics• Water Slides
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SMOKING ON THE FACILITY GROUNDS IS PROHIBITED INCLUDING THE PARKING AREA
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OPENS FOR THE 2019 SUMMER SEASON MAY 25
SUMMER YOUTH LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASS SCHEDULE(THREE CLASSES OF EACH LEVEL TAUGHT EVERY TIME SLOT)
8:15 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5
Level–6 Dive Water Babies
9:05 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5
Level–6 Dive Water Babies
9:55 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5
Level–6 Dive Water Babies
10:45 am Pre–A Pre–B Pre–C Level–1
Level–2 Level–3 Level–4 Level–5
Level–6 Dive Water Babies
Pre A=3 year olds, Pre B=4 year olds, Pre C=5 year olds, Level 1=6 year olds plus. Participants will advance through
levels 1-6 as they pass requirements for each level.ALL CLASSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Register for recreation programs at pr.loganutah.org
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BSA MERIT BADGE CLASSES______________Program Description: An opportunity for scouts to enroll and complete the merit badge requirements for the Lifesaving and Swimming Merit Badge. Participants are required to bring extra clothes and swim suit.Anticipated Outcome: Participants will learn proper rescue techniques based on course; pass off necessary requirements for merit badges; and receive the merit badge upon completion of requirements.
Register: Now (until full)Health Benefit:
SWIMMING MERIT BADGETime: 9:00 am–11:30 am Fee: $15Session I: June 8 Session III: July 13Session II: June 22 Session IV: July 27 LIFESAVING MERIT BADGETime: 9:00 am–11:30 am Fee: $15Session I: June 15 Session III: July 20Session II: June 29 Session IV: August 3
FAMILY DISCOUNT NIGHT________________When: Every Monday nightLocation: Logan Aquatic CenterFee: $15 per family—for immediate family members onlyTime: 4:00 pm–8:00 pmHolidays: 3:00 pm–7:00 pm
LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER RENTAL__________Full payment is required at time of reservation. Scheduling is available up to one year in advance. For more information email [email protected]. Day/Time: Tuesday–Saturday, 7:30 pm–9:30 pmFee: $500/exclusive group use (up to 600 people) ($1 per person after 600)
LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER PAVILION RENTAL_Enjoy the covered pavilion located inside the Logan Aquatic Center. Great for birthday parties, family get-togethers, and other group events. For more information call (435) 716-9250 or (435) 716-9281 or visit pr.loganutah.org to reserve.Fee: $34 (per 3 hours)Times: 12:00 pm–3:00 pm or 4:00 pm–7:00 pm
ADAPTIVE AQUATICS____________________Adaptive Aquatics is offered every Saturday. People with disabilities are welcome to utilize the Logan Aquatic Center. Immediate family members are encouraged to come and swim with their loved ones. There is no charge for this program for participants or families. Lifeguards on duty at all times. Day: SaturdaysBegins/Ends: June 1–August 24 (no class July 6 or August 10)Time: 9:00 am–11:30 amFee: No Charge for participant or familyHealth Benefit:
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"It gave my kids something ACTIVE to do! ...and LOVED being able to go swimming
every week.” —Parent Comment
YOUTH LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS_________Program Description: American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim program taught by Certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors at the Logan Aquatic Center. This program is avail-able to all children wanting to learn how to swim. Anticipated Outcome: By the end of the course each par-ticipant will increase confidence in swimming and be more educated in water safety. Participants will learn proper swim techniques based on the specific class taken.
ADULT LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS__________Beginning Adult lessons are targeted to adults 16+ who would like to develop basic skills and increase comfort level in the water. Advanced Adult lessons are targeted to adults 16+ who are already familiar with basic swimming skills, but who want to improve skills for fitness workouts or triathlon training.Times Offered: 8:15 am, 9:05 am. 9:55 am, 10:45 am (Adult lessons are taught one on one)
ADULT AND YOUTH LESSON INFORMATION__ Register: Beginning May 20 at 4:00 pm at the Logan Aquatic Center or online at pr.loganutah.org (until full)Fee: $40 per participant (sorry, no refunds or transfers after the first day of class)Location: Logan Aquatic Center, 451 South 500 West Swim Session Dates: Session I: June 3–13 Session II: June 17–27 Session III: July 1–12 Session IV: July 15–26 Session V: July 29–August 8Health Benefit:
LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER BODY FACTORY AQUATIC FITNESS SCHEDULETime Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
7:00 am Fit For Life Fit For Life Fit For Life Fit For Life Fit For Life
7:00 am Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit
8:00 am Aqua Power Aerobics
Aqua Power Aerobics
Aqua Power Aerobics
Aqua Power Aerobics
Aqua Power Aerobics
8:00 am Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit
8:30 pm Hydrofit
9:45 pm Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit Hydrofit
9:45 pm Aqua Power Aerobics
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Aqua Power Aerobics
Aqua Power Aerobics
Aqua Power Aerobics
All classes are subject to change due to demand. If facility is closed during public hours for any reason there will be no night classes.
BODY FACTORY AQUATIC FITNESS________Begins/Ends: June 3 through August 16 (except on holidays or August 8-10)Fee: $3 per class $20.75 for 10 punch pass $75 for 3 month unlimited passActive Senior $1.50 per classAdult Fee: $12.50 for 10 punch pass $55 for unlimited 3 month pass
AQUA POWER AEROBICSDon't sweat, get wet! A great one hour calorie burning workout for improving and maintaining muscular strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance. Terrific for all fit-ness levels. No swim skills required.Health Benefit:
HYDROFITPlunge into deep water fitness! This challenging workout combines strength training with cardiovascular conditioning while utilizing hydrofit equipment for maximum resistance. Designed for the beginner, intermediate, advanced and sport/specific athletes. Health Benefit:
FIT FOR LIFE This workout emphasizes safe strength and endurance train-ing in the most ideal environment, allowing greater ease of movement with less strain on bones and joints.Health Benefit:
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30 MINUTE AQUA POWER AEROBICS_____Come for a quick workout during swim lessons.Fee: $1 per classBegins: June 3Times Available: 8:15 am, 9:05 am, 9:55 am, and 10:45 am Health Benefit:
Adaptive Aquatics
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
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"Thank you! You guys inspire me.” —Parent Comment
LIFEGUARDS IN TRAINING
The purpose of the Lifeguards in Training course is to provide participants with the necessary skills to become a lifeguard. Students will gain a basic knowledge of lifeguarding, CPR and First Aid and become more confident swimmers through daily conditioning. This is an introductory class and open to anyone who might be interested in taking the Logan Aquatic Center Lifeguarding course. By the end of the course, participants will be better equipped to respond to emergencies and have an understanding of pool facility emergency action plans and protocols. Upon completion, each student will receive a Lifeguards in Training certificate.
Prerequisites to course:
• Completed level 5 of swimming lessons or can demonstrate the following skills: • Swim front crawl 25 yards • Tread water for one minute • Swim sidestroke or breaststroke for 25 yards • No age requirement
Summer Playground
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"You’re all wonderful! THANK YOU for all you do!” —Parent Comment
Keeping Watch
Learning Skills
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JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS______________Program Description: Come experience adult assisted golf for youth ages 4 to 14 years. No experience neces-sary. Kids learn basic fundamentals of golf—putting, chipping, driving, and etiquette—while having fun. Camp includes three days (Monday–Wednesday) of instruction and a play day on the final day (Thursday).Anticipated Outcome: By the end of this program, participants will develop fundamental skills; increase confidence in playing ability; find instruction and facilities satisfactory; and be educated enough to par-ticipate in future golf camps and junior tournaments.
Fee: $50 per participantTimes: 8:00 am–9:00 am 9:15 am–10:15 am 10:30 am–11:30 amHealth Benefit:
• US Open Camp June 10-13 Register at Logan River May 6 at 7:00 am• British Open Camp July 8-11 Register at Logan River June 13 at 7:00 am• Presidents Cup Camp August 5-8 Register at Logan River July 11 at 7:00 am
GOLF LESSONS____________________Improve your game and learn from professional instructors. Jeff John—Head Golf Professional PGA Lesson Fee: •$50 for a 45 minute lesson •$125 for a series of 3 lessons •$60 for a series of 3 lessons per person in groups of 3 or more
TOURNAMENT ROOM RENTAL________Now accepting reservations. •Three Hours or Less $350.00 •Five Hours or Less $600.00 •Full Day $700.00 •Cleaning Fee $100.00 (Per event if using outside caterer) No additional fee for outdoor patio use. Make a reservation by calling the Logan River Golf Course at (435) 716-9275. Fees subject to change.
4 HOLE LUNCH SPECIAL____________Spend lunch at the course. Golf up to 4 holes for $6. Does NOT include cart. Estimated time is approximately one hour.
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• 7 Day Advance Reservations• 18 Hole Course• Driving Range• Facility Rental• Food/Beverage Services
• Group Golf Lessons• Open Daily• Private Golf Lessons• Putting Green• Tournaments Available
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL 550 WEST 1000 SOUTH, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 750-0123
Pro—Jeff John, Superintendent—Randy Oldham l theriver.loganutah.org
Register for recreation programs at pr.loganutah.org
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JUNIOR (17 & UNDER)9 Hole ......................................................$ 10.0018 Hole ...................................................$ 20.0020 Punch Pass (9 Hole Rounds) ...............$150.00Season Pass ..............................................$300.00
ADULT9 Hole ......................................................$ 15.0018 Hole ....................................................$ 30.0020 Punch Pass (9 Hole Rounds) ...............$250.00Season Pass ..............................................$875.00
ACTIVE SENIOR ADULT (60 & OVER)9 Hole ......................................................$ 12.0018 Hole ....................................................$ 24.0010 Punch Pass (18 Hole Rounds).............$210.00Season Pass ..............................................$825.00
DRIVING RANGE(Open daily from daylight to sunset)
Regular Bucket ........................................$ 4.50Large Bucket ............................................$ 9.00Season Range Pass (April–September)......$450.00
POWER CART RENTAL9 Holes.....................................................$ 8.0018 Holes...................................................$ 16.00 (Punch Pass and Season Pass Available)
FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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LOGAN RIVER GOLF PROGRAMS
JUNIOR GOLF CAMPOne camp held each month—June, July, and August. Call the pro shop for times and more details.
FIRST TEE GOLFHeld every Friday—June through September. This program is for youth with advanced skills.
LADIES GOLF CLINICLogan River Golf Course offers a free one hour ladies clinic starting the last Wednesday in May and running through the whole month of June. The clinic starts at 5:30 pm every Wednesday and lasts for one hour and 15 minutes. There is no cost for the clinic and clubs are provided if needed.
COLLEGE GOLF CLASSESOffered through Utah State University and taught at the Logan River Golf Course. Three classes are offered in the spring and fall and two classes during the summer. These classes are also available to the summer citizens.
PRIVATE GOLF LESSONSPrivate lessons are available on an appointment basis. PGA Golf Professional teaches one hour private lessons. Lessons are available Monday through Saturday by appointment. Lesson cost is $50 or three lessons for $125.
Junior Golf Camp
First Tee Golf
Ladies Golf Clinic
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TFUTURE NEEDS AT LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE The pump station at the Logan River Golf Course has been in operation since 1991 and supplies water to the golf course, driving range and baseball fields at Willow Park. The pump stations expected life span was 20 – 25 years. It is currently operating at 80% due to wear and tear on the motors and pumps. Subsequently, the lower pressure and water flow causes the sprinklers to not perform the way they were designed.
Pounds per square inch (psi) and gallons per min-ute (gpm) are two things being negatively impacted by the pump station. At the time of installation, the sprinkler heads that were installed ran at 50 psi (these heads are discontinued) and the station was regulated at 80 psi. The current sprinkler heads take 65 – 80 psi, which means the pump station needs to put out 100 psi to make up the difference for the loss of pressure due to friction through the pipes. The station originally put out 1,500 gpm but when the baseball fields were added, another 300 gpm was required. A higher amount of gallons per minute and psi are required for the sprinklers to function at full capacity.
The new pump station will have to put out 100 psi and 1,800 gpm. The estimated cost to replace the station is $150,000.
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PARK RULES AND INFORMATION• Confetti, piñatas and water balloons are not allowed in City parks.• The use of loud speakers, public address systems, or amplified music (portable stereos) must be in accordance with City ordinances.• City ordinance dictates that all parks close at dusk.• Drinking fountains are the only water source available in City parks. Water spigots/taps are not available to the general public.• Please do not remove tables from reservable areas.• Vehicles are restricted to designated parking areas only. Absolutely no vehicles are allowed on the grass.• No alcoholic beverages allowed in any City park.• Smoking is NOT permitted in any City park.• No littering. Leave areas in good, clean condition.• No domestic pets allowed unless otherwise posted.• No weapons or firearms allowed on park property, unless otherwise allowed by state law.• Due to liability and culinary issues, dunk tanks or slip and slides are not allowed.• Sports should be played in designated, unreserved areas only.• Use of metal detectors in parks is prohibited.• Take care of our trees. Slacklines and hammocks are not allowed in public parks. Do not tie anything to City trees or park structures. City Ordinance 12.12.140• Do not feed the waterfowl or other wildlife.• Do not use barbecue units on park picnic tables.• Portable fire pits are prohibited.• Soliciting or selling of merchandise, tickets, or services is prohibited without a Special Event Permit.• The use of inflatable amusement devices requires an additional signed contract and liability insurance.• Some ball fields and play areas are open to the public and can be used on a first come, first served basis. Organized leagues and reservations have preference over use of the ball fields and sports fields.
Reserve a pavilion at pr.loganutah.org
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PARK RESERVATIONS• Reservations can be made one year in advance.• Pavilions are available from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm or 3:30 pm to dusk for $34 or $48, or from 9:00 am to dusk for $68 or $96.• Volleyball pits can be reserved from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm or 3:30 pm to dusk for $10 or from 9:00 am to dusk for $20.• All cancellations will be charged a $5 fee; refunds will not be given due to inclement weather. A two week notice is required to receive a refund.• Reservations can be made online at pr.loganutah.org.• Fees are subject to change.
RESERVABLE AREAS• Adams Park $34*• Bridgerland Park $34 • Bridger Park $48• Canyon Entrance Park $34 • Fairview Park $34• Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park $34* • Jens Johansen Park $34* • Lundstrom Park $34• Merlin Olsen Central Park North $34*• Merlin Olsen Central Park South $34* • River Hollow Park $34*• Soccer Park Complex $34 • Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park $34• Willow Park Center Stage $48* • Willow Park Lion's $34*• Willow West $34• Willow West Picnic Area $34 • Willow West Rotary $48*
*Electrical outlets available. Power capabilities are 10 amps per outlet.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL 195 SOUTH 100 WEST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 716-9250
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M Canal Corner - 800 North 300 East .22 lS Canyon Entrance Park - US 89 & Canyon Road 5.44 l l l l l l l (60) l l lG Canyon Road Memorial Park - 955 East Canyon Road 4 l l lG Center Street Parkway - 231 East Center .66 l
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S Don Reese Park - 1200 North 400 West 9 l l l l l lN Eliason Park - 200 North 500 West .46 l l l l lS Fairview Park/LAC - 451 South 500 West 6 l l l l l l (100) l l lN Garff Wayside Gardens - 100 South Main 2.86 l l l l
NRA Gateway Park - Legrand Street US 89-91 8.26 l lC Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park - 1400 East 350 South 22 l l l l l l l l l (100) l l lN Jens Johansen Park - 850 East 100 North 2.6 l l l l l l l l (50) lN Jones Neighborhood Park - 400 West 625 North 1.25 l l l lP Kilowatt Park - 331 South 300 West 1 l lN Logan Meadows Park - 350 South 600 West 3.5 l lS Logan Skate Park - 500 South 595 West .79 l l l l lN Lundstrom Park - 1600 East 1350 North 13.33 l l l l l l l (60) l l lP Lynn and Merle Olsen Park - Canyon Road & Center Street 1 lN Majestic Park - 766 Majestic Drive 1.20 l l l
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S Ray Hugie Hydro Park - US 89 & Canyon Road 3 l l l l l lS Rendezvous Park - 1500 South US 89-91 8.77 l l l l l lN River Hollow Park - 10 River Park Drive 4.3 l l l l l l l (100) l lS Second Dam Park - 3670 East US 89 4.64 l l l l l l l lS Soccer Park Complex - 1500 South Legrand St 25.18 l l l l l l l (100) l lP Sumac Park - 1020 Sumac Drive .25 lM The Point - Mountain Road & Cliffside Drive .10 lS Trapper Park - 1497 South 1600 West 20 l l l l l lN Willard R. Dahle Memorial Park - 850 West 1230 South 2 l l l l l (50) lC Willow Horseshoe Park - 500 West 700 South 4.63 l l l l l l (60) l l l
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PARKS AND TRAILSNEW AMENITIES
For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
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TRAPPER PARK PLAYGROUND(1497 SOUTH 1600 WEST)
Trapper Park has a new playground. Installation was completed in August of 2018.
This custom-made playground is different than the traditional type playgrounds usually placed in Logan Parks and Recreation Department parks. It has play elements built of concrete and was chosen to fit the surrounding natural area which includes the Logan River bordering the park on the north and agricultural land bordering the park on the south.
This new playground gives trail users with children a place to sit and relax while watching their children play. It also provides a play area for the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
It is not uncommon to see a variety of wildlife such as deer, beaver, bull frogs, water fowl, and the occasional fox.
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Summer Playground
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"Got to play outside and with other children.” —Parent Comment
Logan Parks and Recreation Department Spring and Summer 2019 Leisure Guide
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Recreation Center Leisure Arts Floor
Recreation Center Exterior Door Locks
Central Park Sidewalk Connections
POURED ADA COMPLIANT CONCRETE SIDEWALK CONNECTIONS IN MERLIN OLSEN CENTRAL PARK
(300 East Center)
PLACED ROCK RIP RAP ALONG CANAL BANK IN MERLIN OLSEN CENTRAL PARK
(300 East Center)
CONVERTED EXTERIOR DOOR LOCKS AT THE LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER TO A FOB SYSTEM
(195 South 100 West)
REFINISHED AND REPAINTED LEISURE ARTS GYM FLOOR AT THE LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER
(195 South 100 West)
REPLACED ROOF OVER ADULT LOCKER ROOMS AT THE LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER
(195 South 100 West)
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RECONSTRUCTED NO. 2 TEE AREA AT LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE
(550 West 1000 South)
REPLACED LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE SIGNS
(550 West 1000 South)
REPLACED FLAG POLE AT THE LOGAN AQUATIC CENTER
(451 South 500 West)
AWARDED UTAH OUTDOOR RECREATION GRANT (UORG) FOR BRIDGER BIKE PARK
(1181 North 400 West)
AWARDED UTAH CLEAN AIR (UCAIR) GRANT FOR GOLF COURSE AND CEMETERY UTILITY VEHICLES
(550 West 1000 South and 1000 North 1200 East)
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Pass Fees DO include the use of the Group Fitness Aerobics Classes. Pass Fees DO NOT include the use of the Logan Aquatic Center or Logan Community Recreation Center Programs
PASS FEES 1 Month 3 Month 6 Month 1 Year (10) Punch
Youth (17 & under)
$20 $50 $78 $125 $16
Adult (18 & older)
$25 $60 $99 $162 $26
Active Senior Adult (60+) and Military
$20 $50 $73 $120 $10.50
Family (4 im-mediate family
members LIVING IN HOUSEHOLD)
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Each Additional Family Member
NA NA $21 $25 NA
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• Adult Locker Rooms • Basketball • Batting Cage• Classroom• Facilities for Rent• Fitness Classes• Indoor Track• Kitchen• Leisure Arts Gym• Main Gym
• Multi-purpose Gym• Racquetball • Sauna• Steam Room (Men's only)• Tennis/Pickleball• Wallyball• Weight/Exercise Areas • Weight Room• Whirlpool• Youth Locker Rooms
PUBLIC HOURS(Summer) Monday–Friday 5:30 am–9:30 pmSaturday 7:00 am–5:00 pm (School Year)Monday–Friday 5:30 am–2:30 pm 5:30 pm–9:30 pmSaturday 7:00 am–5:00 pm(In January, February, and March the Center is open until 9:30 pm on Saturdays)
DAILY ADMISSION FEEYouth (4–17)........................... $2.75Adult (18 & older).................. $3.75Active Senior Adult (60+)........ $2.25Military (with ID)................... $2.25Logan High Student (with ID) $1.00
TENNIS AND RACQUETBALL COURT RESERVATIONS____________________• Reservations can be made one day in advance• Two hour maximum per court, per person, phone call or walk-in• Two court maximum for racquetball courts and one court maximum for tennis courts unless prior arrangements have been made through the Recreation Division Manager
LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER FAMILY DISCOUNT NIGHT____Family discount night is every Monday night from 5:30 pm–9:30 pm. The whole family can pay $5 to get into the Logan Community Recreation Center (im-mediate family members only) and access all amenities within the facility.
LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER CLOSURE DATES____________2019 Holiday Closure Dates:Monday, May 27–Memorial Day Thursday, July 4–Independence Day Wednesday July 24–Pioneer DayMonday, September 2–Labor Day Thursday, November 28–Thanksgiving HolidayWednesday, December 25–Christmas Holiday
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS VISIT OR CALL 195 SOUTH 100 WEST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 716-9250
pr.loganutah.org l Recreation Manager—Dan Blakely
• Equipment available to check out with a valid ID: tennis and racquetball rackets, basketballs, wallyball and pickleball equipment
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LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER FACILITY RENTAL FEE SCHEDULE (These rates pertain to operating and non-operating hours of the facility)
Priority 1: Logan High School and City-sponsored activities No fee charged Priority 2: Non-profit, youth promoting, or recreation/education promoting organizations:
(Non-profit is defined as no fees charged for participating or spectating and no personal gain is realized by members of the renting organization)
Minimal Fee $5/hr Kitchen, Classroom, Conference Room, Youth Locker Room(s) $10/hr or $25/3 hr Adult Locker Rooms (Men’s or Women’s) $35/hr Indoor Tennis Courts (Deck A or C); Racquetball Courts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) $10/hr or $25/3 hr Leisure Arts Gym $15/hr or $37/3 hr Multi-purpose North Multi-purpose South Multi-purpose Whole
$10/hr or $25/3 hr $10/hr or $25/3 hr $20/hr or $50/3 hr
Main Gym $25/hr or $60/3 hr Priority 3: Civic, social, religious, club, professional, profit organizations, for profit youth promoting or
recreation/education promoting organizations:* (Profit is defined as fees charged for participating or spectating and personal gain is realized by members of the renting organization) Kitchen, Classroom, Conference Room, Youth Locker Room(s) $15/hr or $35/3 hr Adult Locker Rooms (Men’s or Women’s) $50/activity Indoor Tennis Courts (Deck A or C); Racquetball Courts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) $15/hr or $35/3 hr Leisure Arts Gym $25/hr or $60/3 hr Multi-purpose North Multi-purpose South Multi-purpose Whole
$15/hr or $37/3 hr $15/hr or $37/3 hr $30/hr or $75/3 hr
Main Gym $35/hr or $90/3 hr Priority 4: Individuals or organizations renting for the purpose of personal gain:*
Kitchen, Classroom, Conference Room, Youth Locker Room(s) $20/hr Adult Locker Rooms (Men’s or Women’s) $70/activity Indoor Tennis Courts (Deck A or C); Racquetball Courts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) $20/hr or $50/3 hr Leisure Arts Gym $35/hr or $90/3 hr Multi-purpose North Multi-purpose South Multi-purpose Whole
$20/hr or $50/3 hr $20/hr or $50/3 hr $40/hr or $100/3 hr
Main Gym $50/hr or $125/3 hr Whole building Rental: Determined by LPRD
Staff Cleaning Deposit: $100
Based on the event, security may be required. Security may be arranged through the Logan City Police Department. Capacity: Main Gym – 2500 Multi-purpose Gym – 854 Leisure Arts Gym – 520 Kitchen/Classroom – 24
*May be required to acquire special event permit, insurance, and/or pay special event fee (up to $75).
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"Great for low income families to havea summer camp experience!”
—Parent Comment
SOFTBALL______________________________Program Description: An opportunity for adults to play in an organized and officiated recreational softball league. There are leagues available for men, women, and co-ed teams of various skill levels. Certain league rules apply.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase satisfaction and enjoyment through recreation and improve personal health and well being which, ultimately will leave the participant looking forward to playing next season.
Register: March 1 through April 30 (registration will not be accepted after deadline)Location: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestFee: $375 per team (due at time of registration) 10 league games, post season tournament Games Begin: Week of May 13 (subject to change)Game Start Times: 6:00 pm–9:00 pmLeagues Offered: Monday Men’s D Co-Ed Rec Tuesday Men’s D Women’s D Wednesday Men’s D Co-Ed Rec Thursday Co-Ed D Co-Ed RecHealth Benefit:
Managers Meeting: Wednesday, May 8 at 6:00 pm at the Logan Community Recreation Center
ALL COMERS TRACK MEET_________________Program Description: This is an event the whole family can participate in and enjoy. The All Comers Track Meet is for all adults and youth of any skill level. This meet is informal with emphasis on fun and individual performance. There are a variety of competitive events with no prerequisites.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase quality of life through participation; increase confidence in running ability; improve track and/or field skills; and be willing to participate next year.
Register/Date: 5:30 pm at meet site on Thursday, June 6Meet Begins: 6:00 pmLocation: Logan High School Track, 195 South 100 WestFee: No ChargeHealth Benefit:
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STEP IT UP_____________________________Program Description: A chance to get in shape while earning incentive awards. For every 100 miles a patron walks, he/she can receive either 3 day passes to the Logan Aquatic Center or 5 day passes to the Logan Community Recreation Center. This program promotes healthy, active lifestyles and well-being for members of the community through walking, jogging, and run-ning. Patrons must be 7 or older to participate. Participants can earn rewards for up to 300 miles per year.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will develop positive lifestyle habits; increase level of self-satisfaction through activity; find trails to be safe and satisfactory; and be willing to have further involvement throughout the year.
Register: OngoingLocation: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestFee: $5 (includes pedometer and tracking log) Health Benefit:
DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTS______June 8 Spring Thaw Lundstrom Park 8:15 am Check-in 9:00 am Start Women’s & Men’s
June 29 Beat the Heat Mt. Logan Park 8:15 am Check-in 9:00 am Start Women’s & Men’s July 23 35+ King and Queen of the Beach Willow Park (sand) 5:00 pm Check-in 5:15 pm Start
July 24 King and Queen of the Beach Willow Park (sand) 8:15 am Check-in 8:30 am Start
For more information and to register go to www.mtnpeakvolleyball.com
July 24 Pioneer Day Willow Park 7:15 am Registration 8:00 am Start Women’s, Men’s & Co-ed
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CACHE VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATION TENNIS TOURNAMENTS___________________June 11-19 Duo Challenge Tennis Tournament August 6-14 Herald Journal Tennis Tournament For information contact CVTA (801) 520-1713, (435) 881-6402 or visit cachevalleytennis.org
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENTS_______________Register using PickleballPassport.com or download the Pickleball Passport App. Create a free account, select tournament, and select teammate.
June May 9-11 Spring Paddle Battle (subject to change based on demand)July 11-13 Summer Paddle Battle (subject to change based on demand)September 12-14 Fall Paddle Battle (subject to change based on demand)Location: Bridger Courts, 1188 North 400 WestFee: $15 to register, $5 per event (includes shirt)Events Offered: Round Robin Doubles: Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed 2.5 (Beginners), 3.0-3.5, 4.0-4.5, 5.0Health Benefit:
SALSA AND LATIN DANCE_________________Learn how to Salsa, Cha-Cha, Merengue, and Bachata.Register: OngoingDay: FridayTime: 6:30-7:30 pmLocation: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestFee: $2 per classHealth Benefit:
Summer Playground
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"It helped get them out of the house, to play and be more active.”
—Parent Comment
Summer Playground
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"My child was able to be active and social during summer and it helped financially.”
—Parent Comment
RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT______________Register: March 1 (until full)Tournament Dates: April 11-13 (subject to change based on demand)Location: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestFee: $20 (includes shirt)Events Offered: Singles: Level D/Novice, C, B, A, Open Double Elimination or Round Robin (based on number of players)Health Benefit:
INTRODUCTION TO PICKLEBALL FOR ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS (60+)___________________Register: Now (Until full)Begins: Week of March 11Location: Logan Community Recreation Center Multipurpose Gym, 195 South 100 WestDays: Tuesdays or Thursdays Time: 5:30 pm-7:00 pm Fee: $15 for six classes over a six week period (due at time of registration)Health Benefit:
HEALTH SEMINARS FOR ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS (60+)__________________________Register: Call (435) 716-9250 and put your name on the listLocation: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestFee: Free
Seminar: Sensory Impairment Date: April 23 Time: 11:00 am-12:00 pmInstructor: Ben Owen
Seminar: Heart Health Date: July 23Time: 11:00 am-12:00 pm Instructor: Doug Carling
Seminar: Cognitive HealthDate: October 22Time: 11:00 am-12:00 pm Instructor: Audrey HivnerHealth Benefit:
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ALL VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH YOUTH MUST CLEAR A REQUIRED BACKGROUND CHECK. YOUTH PROGRAMS WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT VOLUNTEERS.
KIDS FITNESS CLUB_____________________Logan Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce the creation of a Kids Fitness Club. Through age appropriate games, kids will experience fun, safe, and friendly activities that will get their heart pumping and improve skills in teamwork, hand-eye coordination, and sportsmanship.
Register: No Preregistration RequiredDate: OngoingLocation: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestDay: SaturdaysTime/Age: 8:30 am 3–4 years old 9:30 am 5–8 years oldFee: $2Health Benefit
DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTS______For more information or to register go to mtnpeakvolleyball.com
June 8 Spring Thaw Lundstrom Park 8:15 am Check-in 9:00 am Start Youth 12U-18UJune 29 Beat the Heat Mt. Logan Park 8:15 am Check-in 9:00 am Start Youth 12U-18UJuly 20 Youth Summer Finale Willow Park (grass & sand) 8:15 am Check-in 9:00 am Start July 24 Pioneer Day Celebration 7:15 am Registration 8:00 am Start Youth 12U-18U Willow Park
CHALLENGER INTERNATIONAL SOCCER CAMP_Combining the most popular elements of British soccer, Tetrabrazil and a new International curriculum. Featuring iChallenge, a ground breaking digital coaching component, providing ongoing virtual training at home and throughout the season. For information visit www.challengersports.com or contact Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247.
Register: Now at www.challengersports.comAge: 3–16 years old Camp Dates: June 10-14 Location: Willow Park Sports Complex
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CO-ED INDOOR SOCCER___________________Program Description: Come explore the fundamentals of soccer. Participants learn basic skills, sportsmanship, and build confidence and interest in the game of soccer.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase their under-standing of the game of soccer; increase confidence in playing ability; learn the importance of being a team player; and learn sportsmanship which will increase their desire to participate and play in the next session.
Register: March 1 (until full) Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestBegins: April 16Ends: May 9Ages/Times: 3 and 4 year olds 5:30 pm-6:15 pm 3 and 4 year olds 6:15 pm-7:00 pm 5 and 6 year olds 7:00 pm-7:45 pmDays: Tuesday and ThursdayLocation: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestFee: $25 per participant (includes shirt)Health Benefit:
SPORTS AND FITNESS CAMP_______________Program Description: This two week day camp will allow chil-dren the opportunity to get out and exercise while they learn the basics of a wide variety of sports. This camp will teach fundamen-tals in the following sports: racquetball, basketball, softball, floor hockey, frisbee, football, track and field, swimming and basic stretching and fitness. This program is offered to children ages 6 through 11. Must have completed kindergarten to participate.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will learn the importance of exercise; learn the basic rules and skills required to participate in a wide variety of sports; understand sportsmanship and team play; build the confidence needed to play and enjoy these activities which will increase interest in participating in other activities.
Register: April 23 (until full)Time: 9:00 am–12:00 pmDays: Monday through FridayAge: 6–11 years oldSessions: Session I: June 3-14 Session II: June 17-28 Session III: July 8-19 Session IV: July 29–August 9Fee: $35 per sessionLocation: Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 West (some days differ)Health Benefit:
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"Starve off obesity, build summer relationships, sportsmanship.”
—Parent Comment
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CACHE VALLEY YOUTH BASEBALL__________Rookie League: 7–8 year olds—Developmental play with pitching machine. Games on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Logan. Games begin May 28. Fee $45.
Minor League: 9–10 year olds—Games played on Mondays and Wednesdays. Live pitching. Teams are part of the Cache Valley Youth Baseball League. All regular season games may include travel to other communities within Cache Valley. Games begin May 13. Fee $55.
Major League: 11–12 year olds—Games played on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Teams are part of the Cache Valley Youth Baseball League. All regular season games may include travel to other communities within Cache Valley. Games begin May 14. Fee $65.
Pony League: 13–14 year olds—Games are played on Mondays and Wednesdays. Logan teams are part of the Cache Valley Pony League and will travel to other communities to play. Games begin May 13, with a league tournament ending the regular season around the 4th of July. Fee $75.
All leagues (except Rookie) will end the regular season with a tournament. All fees include a hat and shirt.
All 9–10, 11–12, and 13–14 year old players are assigned to a team after a preseason clinic. Players must attend the clinic. Clinic time and location to be announced. Players will be con-tacted with clinic information. Requests to be placed on a team are not granted due to league rules.
Register: Now (until full) Player Age: Determined by age on August 31, 2019 Health Benefit:
LITTLE HITTER BASEBALL_________________Program Description: For all 3 and 4 year olds. Come learn the fundamentals of baseball. Participants will learn basic skills, sportsmanship, build confidence, and gain interest in the game of baseball.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase his or her understanding of the game of baseball; learn the importance of being a team player; and learn sportsmanship which will increase the desire to participate at the next level.
Register: March 1 (until full)Fee: $20 (includes hat)Leagues: Mon./Wed. or Tues./Thurs.Games Begin: June 3 End: June 26 June 4 End: June 27Time: 5:30 pm–6:15 pmLocation: Merlin Olsen Central Park, 300 East CenterHealth Benefit:
TEE BALL______________________________Program Description: For all 5 and 6 year olds to have fun while learning the basic fundamentals of baseball in a non-competitive baseball program.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will learn the basic rules and fundamentals of baseball; develop the coordination and confidence to play baseball; learn and understand the importance of sportsmanship and team play; and leave them looking forward to the next baseball season.
Register: March 1 (until full)Fee: $25 (includes hat)Leagues: Mon./Wed. or Tues./Thurs.Games Begin: June 3 End: June 26 June 4 End: June 27Time: 6:30 pm–7:30 pmLocation: Merlin Olsen Central Park, 300 East CenterHealth Benefit:
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"It gave my kids structure during the long summer days and mom got a time out!”
—Parent Comment
Girls Softball
GIRLS RECREATION FAST-PITCH SOFTBALL___Program Description: Girls ages 9–15 years old will learn the fundamentals of softball including fielding, catching, throwing, base running and hitting. This program offers your child the opportunity to enjoy and learn the game in a non-competitive environment.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will have a greater under-standing of softball; learn field positions and fundamentals; understand sportsmanship and being a team player; increase skill development and confidence to play again in the future; and find satisfaction and enjoyment in the game of softball.
Register: March 1 (until full)Fee: $30 (includes shirt and visor)Leagues: 9–10 year olds, 11–12 year olds, and 13–15 year oldsGames Begin: Week of June 3 (subject to change) Location: Don Reese Field (possible travel to other valley locations)Health Benefit:
GIRLS COMPETITIVE FAST-PITCH SOFTBALL__Program Description: An opportunity for an organized and structured girls softball league for teams 18 years and under. Girls will be taught the fundamentals and rules necessary to eventually participate at a higher level.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase their knowledge of the game; increase self confidence and confidence in softball skills; learn the importance of sportsmanship; improve their qual-ity of life by being active; and have a greater desire to play next season.
Register: March 1 (until full) Games Begin: Week of June 3 Each team plays a minimum of 9 games including play-offsGame Days: Monday and Tuesday Location: Willow Park Sports ComplexFee: $270 per team Leagues Offered: 18 years old & under, 14 years old & under, and 12 years old & under (All teams must be ASA registered, the above team fees reflect this cost of $20 per team).Coach’s Meeting: Wednesday, May 15 at 7:00 pm, Logan Community Recreation CenterHealth Benefit:
LOGAN FLYERS TRACK CLUB_______________Program Description: Join us in exploring the fundamentals of track and field. This program is offered to youth ages 6 to 14 years; no experience necessary. The skills taught will include jumping, throwing, sprinting, hurdles, and distance running; all participants will have an opportunity to compete.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will improve personal health and well-being; increase confidence in track and field competi-tion; find instruction and facilities satisfactory; and be willing to register again next year.
Register: March 1 (until full)Club Dates: May 14–June 6Club Days: 3 days per week/Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (except on meet days)Age/Time: 6–9 years of age 5:30 pm–6:30 pm 10–14 years of age 6:30 pm–7:30 pm Location: Logan High School Track, 195 South 100 WestFee: $35 (includes shirt)Health Benefit:
ALL COMERS TRACK MEET_________________Program Description: This is an event the whole family can participate in and enjoy. The All Comers Track Meet is for all adults and youth of any skill level. This meet is informal with emphasis on fun and individual performance. There are a variety of competitive events with no prerequisites.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will increase quality of life through participation; increase confidence in running ability; improve track and/or field skills; and be willing to participate next year.
Register/Date: 5:30 pm at meet site on Thursday, June 6Meet Begins: 6:00 pmLocation: Logan High School Track, 195 South 100 WestFee: No ChargeHealth Benefit:
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—Parent Comment
SUMMER PLAYGROUND___________________Program Description: A safe, supervised place located in neighborhood parks for school-age children to learn, recreate, and socialize. Children get to participate in passive and active games, sports, arts and crafts, literacy, field trips, and listen to guest speakers. Activities focus on teaching good sportsmanship, character building, and social skills.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will learn good sportsman-ship, how to make good choices, and build character through games and activities.
Children must be registered by a parent or guardian before partic-ipating. Please send children in socks and tie up shoes. Children are encouraged to bring water bottles and a snack.
Register: April 23 (online only—until full)Sessions: Session I: June 3-14 Session II: June 17-28 Session III: July 8-19 Session IV: July 29–August 9Location: Willow Park, 500 West 700 South Adams Park, 550 North 500 EastDay: Monday–Friday (except holidays)Time: 1:00–5:00 pmAge: 6–11 years oldFee: No ChargeHealth Benefit:
CPR, AED, FIRST AID_____________________Program Description: An opportunity for community members 15+ years of age to complete American Red Cross Adult/Pediatric CPR and First Aid. This training will help participants develop confidence in themselves and their abilities to provide aid in emergency situations.
Anticipated Outcome: By the end of the course participants will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to confidently perform CPR for adults and pediatrics and first aid.
Register: Now (until full) Age: 15+ years oldFee: $45 per participant includes: Course completion charge (ARC) and CPR breathing shield (pocket) Dates: February 22 (4:00 pm-8:00 pm) March 22 (4:00 pm-8:00 pm) April 26 (4:00 pm-8:00 pm) May 17 (4:00 pm-8:00 pm)
CACHE VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATION TENNIS TOURNAMENTS___________________June 11-19 Duo Challenge Tennis Tournament August 6-14 Herald Journal Tennis Tournament For information contact CVTA (801) 520-1713, (435) 881-6402 or visit cachevalleytennis.org
LOGAN JR. TACKLE FOOTBALL_____________Program Description: An organized football program that teaches football rules at a higher level. This program also teaches children the importance of exercise and proper stretching tech-niques for participating in a physical activity.
Anticipated Outcome: Participants will learn positions on the football field; rules needed to participate in football; under-stand the importance of being a team player and having good sportsmanship; they will also build confidence and self discipline needed to participate in organized activities.
Registration packets will be sent May 9 to those who have previ-ously participated in the Logan League and have not moved.
Register Online: June 1-29Register In Person: Saturday–June 1 9:00 am–12:00 pm Thursday–June 6 6:00 pm–8:00 pm Thursday–June 13 6:00 pm–8:00 pm Saturday–June 15 9:00 am–12:00 pm Thursday–June 20 6:00 pm–8:00 pm Saturday–June 29 9:00 am–12:00 pm Fee: $80 registration fee $25 jersey fee (if needed) Deposit: $150 (separate check for equipment deposit)Equipment Issue: Week of July 8 Logan Jr. Tackle Football Documents Needed: • Logan City Utility Bill • Birth Certificate • Proof Of Insurance • Proof Of Physical Health Benefit:
BABYSITTING TRAINING__________________Program Description: This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting busi-ness; keep themselves and others safe; help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic first aid.
Anticipated Outcome: The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Babysitting Training Course is to provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants.
Register: Now (until full) Age: 11-15 years oldCourse Length: 10 Hours for Babysitting/CPR CertificationFee: $60 Time: 8:00 am-1:00 pmDates: February 16 and 23 March 16 and 23
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Kundalini Yoga (4 Week)(GW)
Kids Fitness Club(JW)
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Strong By Zumba(EH/VC)
Step & ToneCircuit
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Strong By Zumba(EH/VC)
6:30 pm Power Toning(LH)
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CENTRAL LOCATIONGREAT VARIETYLOW PRICE
$2 per Aerobic Class$20 Unlimited One Month Pass$25 Unlimited One Month+Facility Use$15 Active Senior Adult Unlimited One Month Pass
AH = Ali HarrisonBH = Brandi HormanCD = Chelsea DespainDA = Debbie AndrewDS = Dianna SchafferDW = Dorothy WattsEH = Ella HeapGW = Greta Ward (Sub)HC = Heidi Carlston
JS = Jennifer Schmidt JW = JJ Whicker JG = Joyce Gardner KS = Kellie StewartLH = Lauren HowellSC = Shauna CarterSY = Shauna YoungVC = Vera Carlson
Schedule Subject to Change
Fitness classes from 5:45 am to 8:30 pm Monday through Saturday. Classes to
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"The kid got to know more friends. Frees parent’s time to work.”
—Parent Comment
The Logan Parks and Recreation Department is committed to enhancing the quality of lives of Active Senior Adults over the age of 60 by provid-ing recreation activities to complement a rich and rewarding lifestyle.
Participating in recreational activities can create pos-itive feelings and reduce stress. Successfully engaging in activities that require some degree of skill or cre-ativity also promotes a sense of competence, which enhances self-esteem. Organized activities typically enhance social skills through cooperation, competi-tion, or working individually in the company of others. In addition to the social benefits there are a number of cognitive benefits when participating in recreational activities that involve creativity, strate-gic thinking, or learning new information or skills. Physical benefits include maintenance or enhance-ment of one’s physical endurance and energy level, range of motion in joints, hand-eye coordination, fine and gross motor skills, flexibility and strength.
A variety of new activities are being offered by the Logan Parks and Recreation Department (see page 19). They include: • Introduction to Pickleball• Pickleball Tournaments• Racquetball Tournament• Health Seminars
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REFUND POLICY
Class/Activity Refund• The Parks and Recreation Department encourages all participants to schedule activities carefully to avoid conflicts.• A $5.00 cancellation processing fee will be assessed on all patron requested refunds. A 50% refund will be authorized if withdrawal occurs prior to the start of the second week of the program. No refunds will be issued after the second week begins.• Requests for refunds due to special circumstances or a verified medical reason will be granted on a prorated basis up to 50% of the total.• If a class or activity is cancelled by the department, a full refund will be processed automatically.• Refunds will be mailed within two weeks of the request.
Park Reservation Refund• A two-week notice is required in order to receive a refund for a cancellation. A $5.00 fee is charged for all cancellations. Refunds will not be given due to inclement weather. However, rescheduling based on availability, is provided without an additional fee.
MEDIA RELEASE, RISK STATEMENT, CONSENT FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
Media Release
I hereby consent to allow my child's picture and/or likeness to appear in any official documentary, promo-tional, exclusive television, radio or film coverage of the Logan Parks and Recreation Department in any manner incidental to my participation in the activity of the Logan Parks and Recreation Department without compensation to me.
Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________ Date__________
Participant Risk Statement
I, the undersigned, am a parent or legal guardian of the named minor. I fully understand that participating in youth sports presents a risk of serious injury and/or death. In my capacity as a parent or legal guardian, I understand the risks and my responsibility to the named minor, of the risks involved with sports participa-tion. I have made a conscious decision to allow the named minor to play. I agree that my health and accident insurance will be the primary insurance to cover expenses for any such injury, including rehabilitation.
Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________ Date__________
Consent For Medical Treatment
As parent or legal guardian of the above named, I hereby give my consent for emergency medical care pre-scribed by a duly licensed Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Dentistry. This care may be given under whatever conditions are deemed necessary to preserve the life, limb, or well being of the registrant.
Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________ Date__________
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REGISTRATION FORM(Please Complete and Sign the Media Release, Risk Statement, and Consent for Medical Treatment on the Previous Page)
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature of Card Holder Date
1. Complete the Registration Form below and sign the Media Release, Risk Statement, and Consent for Medical Treatment on page 26.2. WALK-IN registration is accepted at the Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 West.3. MAIL-IN registration (must include payment). Logan Parks and Recreation Department 195 South 100 West, Logan, UT 843214. FAX-IN registration with credit card information and signature to (435) 716-9254. Be sure to also fax Media Release, Risk Statement, and Consent for Medical Treatment.5. Some programs are available for online registration at pr.loganutah.org6. For more information call (435) 716-9250.
Program/Activity _________________________ Day/Time ___________________ Activity Fee __________________
Participant's Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth ______________/______________/______________ Age ____________ Male ____________Female ____________
Grade ___________ Current School _______________________________ Elementary School Area __________________________
Address ________________________________________________ City ________________________ Zip ___________________
Cell Phone ______________ Other Phone ______________ E-mail __________________________________________________
Emergency Contact ________________________ Phone ____________________ Relation ________________________________
Other Information (allergies, medications, disabilities, behavioral problems, etc.) __________________________________________
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I am willing to volunteer as: Head Coach _________ Assistant Coach _________Team Helper/Other etc.________
I would like to donate an additional $ _________ (amount) for City sponsored youth recreation.________________________________________________________________________________________________
Due to the inability to grant ALL requests, we ask that you not request to be placed on a certain team or with a certain player/coach. Should you make a request, there is no guarantee it will be honored.
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Zootah is managed by the non-profit 501 (C)(3) Willow Park Zoo Foundation. For more information contact Troy Cooper, Zoo Director, at [email protected] or (435) 890-3039.
ZOO MISSION STATEMENT
At Zootah, we strive to affect positive change in people's lives, one animal at a time!
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http://www.zootah.org
DAILY ADMISSIONAdults (age 12 and up) $5.00Children age 2-11 $4.00Children Under 2 Free
ANNUAL ZOO MEMBERSHIPSIndividual............................................................ $40Individual Plus One............................................ $50Family.................................................................. $60Grandparents....................................................... $60Family and Friends Circle................................... $70Add a Caregiver .................................................. $15
Benefactor memberships are available. Call (435) 890-0356.
Passes include discounts to over 60 other zoos in Utah, Idaho, and across the nation.
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR ZOO ACTIVITIES
• Boo at the Zoo (Oct) • Feeding/Trainings • Harry Potter Events • New Animals/Exhibits• Public Education Classes • Scout Nights • STEM Fair • Summer Camps • USU Student Day • Zoo Lights (Dec) • Zoo Member Nights
• Lend a Hand• Utah Certified Museum• Education Programs Available
• Home to Over 65 Species• Outreach Presentations• Special Events
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Willow the North American Porcupine
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS AND AMENITIES
WHAT TO DO AT THE ZOO? The short answer to that question is, “a lot”. For the past six seasons Zootah has been working to be a more interactive, engaging zoo for our visitors. Some examples of this are: a petting zoo which is open to visitors twice each day during the summer, daily animal encounters, animal feedings (some are free and some with an additional fee), and daily keeper talks. There is always something going on at the zoo.
Of course everyone comes to enjoy the animals and with more than 250 individual animals there is something for everyone to enjoy. This year’s animal collection will feature 3 new species and the expansion of four existing species. One of the featured new species is the addition of a trio of Ring-tailed lemurs, which are sure to be a huge hit.
Zootah is a perfect site for birthday parties, family reunions, youth activities, business parties and so much more. Just contact the zoo for details and schedule a time that best suits your needs (no Sunday events). There are indoor facilities available for use and, if desired, can include fun activities and encounters with our animal ambassadors.
Have you ever wondered what animals do at night? Well, you can see firsthand by coming to “Nights at the Zoo”. Zootah periodically remains open after dusk for guests to enjoy the activities of the zoo’s nocturnal residents.
Memberships at the zoo is another way to enhance your experience. Bimonthly “member only” events and newsletter is a way to stay even more connected to daily workings of the animals and staff. In addition members receive discounts at the zoo’s gift shop and special events, and receive discounts on admission to more than 40 additional zoos across the country to name a few.
In addition there will be opportunities this summer for youth ages 11-18 years old to become involved in a selection of “Zoo Explorer” camps. This program is ideal for young individuals that are consider-ing a career working with animals, particularly exotic animals. Par-ticipants will work alongside experienced keepers (5 day program) and experience many of the daily requirements needed for caring for its diverse animal residents and sharing knowledge about those animals with the public.
The summer of 2019 will also feature a partnership with the Parents Empowered group of Utah that is geared towards helping parents discuss the harmful effects of underage drinking with their children. This series will feature static displays at the zoo as well as events spaced throughout the summer. There will also be events built around the Harry Potter book series, scouting events, animal care educational classes and much, much more for families to relax and enjoy.
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“We love Zootah! Family friendly and fun!" —Public Comment
ZOOTAH IS A FAMILY TRADITION
Family of Ne-Ne Geese Cooling Off
Sidney the Red Tailed Hawk
Caesar the Rock Hyrax
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30WHAT ARE THE ICONS LISTED AT THE END OF EACH PROGRAM DESCRIPTION?In each issue of the Leisure Guide, Logan Parks and Recreation Department staff have identified programs that provide physical, cognitive, social, and environmental health benefits to individuals and the community. Program health benefits are identified by an icon attached to each program description.Physical Benefits:• Helps Reduce Obesity• Boosts the Immune System• Increases Life Expectancy• Diminishes the Risk of Heart DiseaseCognitive Benefits:• Aids in Reducing Depression• Aids in Relieving Stress• Helps Improve Self-Esteem• Aids in Personal GrowthSocial Benefits:• Strengthens Communities• Promotes Social Bonds• Supports YouthEnvironmental Benefits:• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle• Promotes Conservation and Preservation• Encourages Environmental Stewardship
HOW CAN I GET ACCESS TO A WATER SOURCE IN THE PARK?Other than drinking fountains, the Logan Parks and Recreation Department does not provide public access to water. We recommend you fill water coolers at home and bring them with you to the park.
ARE INFLATABLES ALLOWED IN CITY PARKS?With a $75 fee, a signed use agreement, proof of insur-ance, and two week notice—inflatables are permitted. Most inflatable vendors have insurance policies that meet the City of Logan qualifications.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF SOMEONE IS USING THE AREA/SPACE I RESERVED?Have reservation confirmation with you and respectfully inform them that you have paid to reserve the area. If they refuse to move, contact Logan City Dispatch at (435) 753-7555.
CAN I BRING MY DOG TO MY PARK RESERVATION?No, dogs are not allowed in City parks unless otherwise noted
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"Theme was wonderful, WE LOVE AND ARE THANKFUL FOR THIS PROGRAM!”
—Parent Comment
DOES MY PARK RESERVATION INCLUDE THE VOLLEYBALL PIT AND THE PLAY-GROUND?No, reservations only include the pavilion and the tables beneath it. Playgrounds cannot be reserved. Volleyball pits can be reserved for an additional $10.
HOW FAR IN ADVANCE CAN I MAKE A PARK RESERVATION?Parks can be reserved one year in advance, to the date.
WHEN ARE PARK RESTROOMS OPEN?Restrooms are open from April 15 through October 15. Restrooms are not constructed for cold weather conditions due to added costs.
CAN I RESERVE THE LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE FOR AN EVENT?Yes, the Tournament Room seats up to 160 people and is equipped with all the amenities to house events or corpo-rate activities. Reservations can be made by contacting Jeff John or Erik Skinner at the Logan River Golf Course Pro Shop at (435) 750-0123.
WHAT TIME DOES MY TEAM PLAY?Adult and youth schedules along with game scores and statistics for adults are posted online. Schedules are also available at the Logan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 West, or by calling the front desk at (435) 716-9250.
HOW DO I FIND OUT IF MY GAME IS CANCELLED DUE TO BAD WEATHER?Cancellation decisions will be made by 4:00 pm on game day. Cancellation information for adults and youth will be posted on our website on the Recreation Division youth or adult home pages. Cancellation information can also be obtained by calling the Logan Community Recreation Center at (435) 716-9250 or for Adult Softball by calling the Quad at (435) 750-9897 for a pre-recorded message that is updated by 4:00 pm as needed.
WHEN DO I REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS?Spring and summer program registration begins March 1. Fall and winter program registration begins August 1.
Pioneer Day Fun Run
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PLANNING TO HOLD A SPECIAL EVENT AT A CITY PARK OR AT THE RECREATION CENTER?
Most special events require a signed permit from City Hall. The permit application fee is $75 and the application is available at City Hall or online.
If you have questions about the special event application/permit process, information pamphlets are available at the Logan Community Recreation Center, City Hall, or online.
NOT SURE IF YOUR SPECIAL EVENT REQUIRES A SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT?
Logan City Municipal Code defines a special event as: “Any short term event at a temporary location that is open to the public for a fee, where the public can participate as a spectator or a participant. Special events shall also include any event available to the public that requires the full or partial closure of the public right of way or the use of City property whether or not a fee is required. Specials events include, but are not limited to, races, concerts, dances, exhibitions, lectures, parades, or other types of entertainment.” §5.04.010
QUESTIONS REGARDING SPECIAL EVENTS?
For questions regarding special events to be held at the Logan Community Recreation Center or in a Logan City park, contact Jalayne Hatch at (435) 716-9241. For questions regarding special events at any other location, contact Maria Tena at (435) 716-9025.
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The cemetery has 53 acres of land with about 47 of those acres occupied. There were 149 grave spaces sold and 219 burials from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018.
Approximately 8,000 burial spaces are available for purchase.
HOURS OF OPERATION
• The cemetery grounds are open every day, from dawn until dusk.• The cemetery office is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 am–4:00 pm and closed on legal holidays.
LOCATING A GRAVE
• A map and a self-help burial directory are located on the east side of the office building.• Burial information is online at namesinstone.com.
FEES
Full Space/Cremation Space $ 606
Infant Space (Babyland Only) $ 302
Weekday Grave Opening/Closing $ 501
Saturday Grave Opening/Closing $1,014
Weekday Cremation/Infant/Grave Opening/Closing $ 222
Saturday Cremation/Infant/Grave Opening/Closing $ 342
Hourly Late Fee for Closing After 4:00 pm $ 240
Deed Transfer $ 60
FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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ESTABLISHED IN 1865
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES VISIT OR CALL1000 NORTH 1200 EAST, LOGAN, UTAH 84321 l (435) 750-9895
Larson Lego Headstone
Kay's Fudge Recipe Headstone
Bindrup Lion Headstone
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Poet May Swenson Headstone
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"The kids benefitted by the friendships, exercise and activity during the summer.” —Parent Comment
GENERAL MAINTENANCEAs a general maintenance practice, Cemetery staff routinely maintains the grounds around headstones, including mowing, trimming, and irrigation. Cemetery staff performs an annual removal of perishable items three times each year:
• The third week of April• The first week of June• The third week of October
Visitors should remove all non-perishable items, decorations, and other personal items, the week before the scheduled cleanup so that headstones may be trimmed and mowed. Cemetery staff will not trim and mow around a headstone where non-perishable items remain. Notices for each annual removal will be advertised in the local newspaper, included on Logan City utility bills, an-nounced on social media (City’s website, Facebook, Twitter), and posted on signs at the Cemetery.
IRRIGATION The Logan City Cemetery is irrigated through a manual irrigation system, where 80 impact heads are moved by staff throughout the day. Currently, the cemetery is connected to secondary irrigation water, but can also water with culinary water. The cemetery is watered daily from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. Watering begins towards the end of May and continues through September. Water spigots are placed throughout the Cemetery during the Memorial Day weekend. The rest of the season water is available on the outside of the cemetery office building.
SNOW REMOVALAll snow removal within the cemetery is the responsibility of the cemetery staff. Roadways are cleaned in a timely manner to insure public safety. Burial sites are cleared to accommodate those attending a service.
TREE CAREMost tree care is performed by the cemetery staff. If there are pruning problems or disease problems that require spraying, it is done by a commercial company. Diseased and old trees are re-moved by staff and when possible under the direction of the City Forester. The cemetery staff plants all new trees.
Trees are not to be planted or removed by the public. The Cem-etery Sexton is responsible for authorizing planting of trees or removal of trees. Trees are planted in designated areas only to en-sure they do not interfere with burials or cemetery maintenance.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
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STEWART NATURE PARK PROJECTMatthew Anderson's Boy Scouts of America Eagle project planted trees on Friday, September 22. 2018.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE PROJECTLeadership project, organized by Charity Parkinson, removed weeds and trash along the guardrail; scraped mounds of dirt from around tress; placed rocks on outside edge of the trail; and used scissors to cut away netting. This project took place on Saturday, September 29, 2018.
1000 WEST MEDIAN PROJECTWoodruff neighborhood project spread 40 yards of wood chips on Monday, July 30.
WREATH LAYING PROJECTCivil Air Patrol volunteers in partnership with Wreaths Across America placed 100 wreaths on veteran graves at the Logan City Cemetery to honor all those who have served. The project took place on Saturday, December 15, 2018.
COMCAST CARES DAY PROJECTSJoin us on Saturday, May 4, 2019 for a variety of Logan Parks and Recreation Department service projects. Projects TBA. For more information contact us at (435) 716-9250.
THANK YOU FOR YOURCOMMUNITY SERVICE
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"All of the activities are fun and my child is excited to tell me about his day.”
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• Eight Foot Bowls• Open Daily Dawn to Dusk• 17,000 Square Feet
• Designed for the Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Skater
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THIS IS A TOBACCO AND SMOKE FREE ZONE
Enforced by Municipal Ordinance 12.24.040
SKATE PARK RULES
• OPEN DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS ONLY
• HELMETS AND PADS ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED
• NO GLASS CONTAINERS, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OR DRUGS
• NO ADDITIONAL OBSTACLES OR MATERIALS
• NO LOUD MUSIC OR OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE
• NO ORGANIZED EVENTS WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL
• SCOOTERS ARE PERMITTED
• BIKES ARE NOT PERMITTED — THESE CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE CEMENT FRAMEWORK — PARK BOWLS AND FEATURES WERE DESIGNED FOR SKATEBOARDS ONLY
• IF A CONFLICT ARISES CONTACT LOGAN CITY DISPATCH AT (435) 753-7555
If You Never Try, You'll Never Know
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS AND AMENITIES
Eliason Park Playground
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COME PLAY Join us for the Logan Parks and Recreation Department Family Playground Bucket List Challenge! Romp and stomp on all 21 of our outdoor playgrounds!
• Grab your Family Playground Bucket List ChallengecheckoffsheetfromtheLogan Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 West, or online at pr.loganutah.org
• Checkofftheparkswhenyouvisitandplayon each playground
• IfyouwouldliketohaveyourFamily Playground Bucket List Challenge photo on the Logan City Facebook page please email them to [email protected]
• Returnyourcompletedcheckoffsheettothe Logan Community Recreation Center to redeem your prize and be entered into a drawingforachancetowinaniFitBandora Logan Aquatic Center family pool pass
• Onedrawingentryperfamily
• Program begins March 1, 2019
• National Kids to Parks Day May 18, 2019
• Deadline to enter is June 1, 2019
• #loganutah #creatingcommunity
FAMILY PLAYGROUND BUCKET LIST CHALLENGE
Majestic Park Playground
Mt. Logan Park Playground
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"The way to keep him learning and excited to learn is through participating.”
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We Create Quality Life-Long Experiences for All
COMMIT TO GET FIT FREE GROUP FITNESS AEROBICS WEEKJanuary 14-19Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS June 10-13 US OpenJuly 8-11 British OpenAugust 5-8 Presidents Cup Logan River Golf Course, 550 West 1000 SouthContact Jeff John at (435) 716-9275
35+ KING AND QUEEN OF THE BEACH OUTDOOR DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Tuesday, July 23 Men’s/Women’s/Co-Ed (Sand) Willow Park, 500 West 700 SouthContact Jodi Coats at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT April 11-13 Singles: Level D/Novice, C, B, A, OpenCommunity Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
CACHE VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATIONDUO CHALLENGE TENNIS TOURNAMENTJune 11-19Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Don Miskin at (801) 520-1713 or Carolee Hammel at (435) 881-6402
KING AND QUEEN OF THE BEACH OUTDOOR DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Wednesday, July 24 Men’s/Women’s/Co-Ed (Sand) Willow Park, 500 West 700 SouthContact Jodi Coats at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
HEALTH SEMINAR FOR ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS April 23 Sensory Impairment presented by Ben Owen11:00 am-12:00 pmCommunity Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
BEAT THE HEAT OUTDOOR DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTSaturday, June 29 Youth 12U-18U, Adult Women’s and Men’s Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park, 1400 East 350 SouthContact Jodi Coats at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION AND PARADEWednesday, July 24 All Day EventEntertainment: Revolver, John KingWillow Park, 500 West 700 SouthContact Debbie Harvey at (435) 716-9244
NATIONAL WATER SAFETY MONTHThe Month of Maywww.nationalwatersafetymonth.org
PARK AND RECREATION MONTH“GAME ON”The Month of Julyhttp://www.nrpa.org/july
CACHE VALLEY TENNIS ASSOCIATION HERALD JOURNAL TENNIS TOURNAMENTAugust 6-14Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Don Miskin at (801) 520-1713 or Carolee Hammel at (435) 881-6402
MLB PITCH, HIT, AND RUN COMPETITIONMay 412:00-2:00 pmAge 7-14Location TBA (Dependent on Weather)Contact Nathan Swartz at (435) 716-9245
FREEDOM FIRE INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION AND FIREWORKS SHOWWednesday, July 3 Entertainment: Party CrashersUSU Maverik StadiumContact Debbie Harvey at (435) 716-9244
FALL FOR FREE GROUP FITNESS AEROBICS WEEKSeptember 9-14Community Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
SPRING PADDLE BATTLE PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT May 9-11 Round Robin Doubles: Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed 2.5 (Beginners), 3.0-3.5, 4.0-4.5, 5.0Bridger Park, 1188 North 400 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
SUMMER PADDLE BATTLE PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT July 11-13 Round Robin Doubles: Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed 2.5 (Beginners), 3.0-3.5, 4.0-4.5, 5.0 Bridger Park, 1188 North 400 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
FALL PADDLE BATTLE PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT September 12-14 Round Robin Doubles: Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed 2.5 (Beginners), 3.0-3.5, 4.0-4.5, 5.0Bridger Park, 1188 North 400 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
SPRING THAW OUTDOOR DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTSaturday, June 8 Youth 12U-18U, Adult Women’s and Men’s Lundstrom Park, 1600 East 1350 NorthContact Jodi Coats at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
YOUTH SUMMER FINALE OUTDOOR DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTSaturday, July 20 Youth (Grass & Sand) Willow Park, 500 West 700 SouthContact Jodi Coats at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
HEALTH SEMINAR FOR ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS October 22Cognitive Health presented by Audrey Hivner11:00 am-12:00 pmCommunity Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
CHALLENGER INTERNATIONAL SOCCER CAMPJune 10-14Willow Park Sports Complex, 500 West 700 SouthContact Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
HEALTH SEMINAR FOR ACTIVE SENIOR ADULTS July 23 Heart Health presented by Doug Carling11:00 am-12:00 pmCommunity Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Whitney Allan at (435) 716-9250or Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
THANKSGIVING TURKEY BURNER FREE GROUP FITNESS AEROBICS Thursday, November 286:30 am-8:30 amCommunity Recreation Center, 195 South 100 WestContact Dan Blakely at (435) 716-9247
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LOGAN COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTERLOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE
ONLINE AT PR.LOGANUTAH.ORGTICKETS $8 OR SIX-TIX PACK $36 (3 and under FREE)
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (435) 716-9250SUPPORT THE FIREWORKS SHOW BY MAKING A DONATION AT PR.LOGANUTAH.ORG
USU MAVERIK STADIUM
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10 PM - FIREWORKS10:25 PM - CONCERT
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For more information contact Logan Parks and Recreation at (435) 716-9250
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No Charge for Events unless noted!
No Dogs Allowed • Authorized Vendors Only • No Outside SalesFor more information contact the Logan Parks and Recreation Department at (435) 716-9250Willow Park, 450 West 700 South, Logan • pr.loganutah.org
(Schedule Subject to Change)
7:00 am Noncompetitive 1 & 3 Mile Fun Run Registration Willow/Horseshoe Park7:15 am Open Grass Volleyball Tournament Registration Willow/Horseshoe Park7:30-10:00 am 15th Annual Logan Lions Club Pancake Breakfast Willow Park Lions Pavilion Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, choice of Orange Juice or Milk ($6 per Person, $3 per Child 10 & under, $5 per Senior, maximum of $16 per Family - immediate family members only)7:30 am Noncompetitive 1 & 3 Mile Fun Run Begins Willow/Horseshoe Park8:00 am Open Grass Volleyball Tournament Begins Willow/Horseshoe Park Pioneer Day Junior Rodeo Registration* Cache County Fairgrounds8:30 am 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Registration Willow/Horseshoe Park 3 on 3 Soccer Tournament Registration Willow Park Quad Horseshoe Tournament Registration Willow/Horseshoe Park King & Queen of the Beach Volleyball Begins Willow/Horseshoe Park Spike Ball Registration Willow Park Quad9:00 am 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Begins Willow/Horseshoe Park 3 on 3 Soccer Tournament Begins Willow Park Quad Horseshoe Tournament Begins Willow/Horseshoe Park Pioneer Day Junior Rodeo Begins* Cache County Fairgrounds Spike Ball Begins Willow Park Quad10:00 am Food and Craft Booths Open Willow Park10:00 am Family Fun Zumba Willow Park Stage11:00 am-5:00 pm Cache DUP Pioneer Museum Open 160 North Main12:00 pm Pioneer Day Parade (Center/500 West/700 South) Willow Park1:30-3:30 pm Pioneer Playland Willow West2:00 & 3:00 pm Candy Cannon (12 & under) Willow West2:00 pm Pie Eating Contest (all ages) Willow Park Stage2:30 pm Cornhole Contest (all ages) Willow Park Stage4:00 pm Bingo Bonanza Willow Park Stage5:30-6:30 pm Come Learn Country Swing and Latin Salsa Dance Willow Park Stage6:30-8:00 pm Revolver (Beatles Cover Band) Willow Park Stage8:30 pm John King (Nashville Country Artist) Willow Park Stage10:00 pm Fireworks Willow Park* Sponsored by T-L Team Roping
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