October 17, 2014 - Weekly Review

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City of Ormond Beach
City Commission
Members
Mayor Ed Kelley
O C TOBER
17,
2014
State of the City
Zone 1 James Stowers
Zone 2 Troy Kent
Zone 3 Rick Boehm
Zone 4 Bill Partington
City Attorney
Randy Hayes
City Manager
Joyce Shanahan
22 S. Beach St.
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Ph: 386-676-3200
Fax: 386-676-3384
Email:
joyce.shanahan@ormondbeach.org
www.ormondbeach.org
Inside this Issue
Youth Football
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VertiFit
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Parks
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Field Maintenance
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Queens
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CANCELLED Hitsville Live Show
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FPL Trimming
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Veterans Dinner
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PW in ACTION
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On Wednesday, October 15th, the Ormond
Beach Chamber of Commerce, in partnership
with the City of Ormond Beach, held the tenth
annual State of the City address at Oceanside
Golf and Country Club. Approximately 200
people attended the event.
Mayor Ed Kelley’s video presentation focused
on the City’s future…bright, prosperous and
healthy. The presentation highlighted major
economic development projects that were
completed in the last year including DuvaSawko, Emergency
Communications Network, and S. R.
Perrott, Inc., as well as new ones to
come soon such as Padwell Holdings
and Ameritech Die and Mold South. The
recently completed expansions and new
construction of these businesses
accounted for $13.8 in construction and
the creation/retention of 460 jobs.
In local government, partnerships are
critical, and Mayor Kelley emphasized
the importance of these partnerships the
City has with other agencies, groups and private citizens. With the
Mayor’s “Award for Civic Engagement” (ACE), Mayor Ed Kelley
recognized Peggy Farmer as being
instrumental in initiating a North US1 task
force of local and County officials and
business owners to improve the appearance
of the North US1 corridor. She worked to
secure funding from the Florida Department
of Transportation for median landscaping
and irrigation as well as funding from
Volusia County and private citizens.
Cont’d. on back cover
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Ormond Beach
Youth Football
The Ormond Beach Pride and Pop Warner Football
Programs are winding down their seasons this
month with playoffs/bowl games scheduled for the
end of October and early November, depending on
how they perform in the playoff games.
The games are all played at Championship Field
#7. Between the two programs, they have ten
teams ranging in age from 6 to 14 years. Pride
also practices at the new multi-purpose fields
#11 and #12 at the Sports Complex, Monday
through Friday.
Pickleball Clinics at
Nova Community Center
The Nova Community Center is offering a free clinic for pickleball
players every Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Jim Evans,
a Nova Center regular, is teaching what he has learned from
Coach Mo, the Florida pickleball guru. He will teach new players
how to be paddle ready, what court positions are the best for
different shots, when to use a
stroke shot or a dink shot, and many more helpful hints.
If you are interested in learning more about the fast growing sport,
come to the Nova Community Center prepared to play between the
hours of 9:00 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Monday through
Friday.
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VertiFit Aerial Arts Classes
VertiFit Aerial Arts classes are now being
offered by Barrie Michaels at the Ormond
Beach Gymnastics and Cheer Center.
Those volunteering to be models and the
first to try out the aerial arts program
recently were Ormond Beach Gymnastics
Coach Marissa Marz, Ormond Beach’s
Deputy City Attorney Ann-Margret Emery
and Caley Hayes, who was a student at
the gymnastics center when she was a child. All three had never participated in the program
before but were performing aerial arts moves by the end of their first class.
Adult classes meet on Tuesdays 11:00 a.m. to 12:00
p.m., Fridays 6:45 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., and Saturdays
11:00 to 12:00 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Children classes are held on Saturdays at 2:00 p.m. to
3:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Please visit the VertiFit website, www.vertifit.com, for
complete information on the program and its health
benefits, class times, pricing and registration, or call
386-586-3268.
Health Freedom Event
The Health Freedom Event, a theatrical health awareness event, was held
at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center on Saturday, October 11th.
Ormond Beach resident Dr. Mike Van Thielen, a published author and
holistic health practitioner, presented information about nutrition and the
beneficial effects of eating a healthy diet. The live painting and lightshow of
artist Perego and the musical performances of Sitar Rick (Rick deYampert)
and Summer Foley added energy and excitement to the program.
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WEEKLY PARKS MAINTENANCE
The upkeep of City parks is significant to the quality of life in Ormond Beach. The Parks
Maintenance staff is putting in a lot of effort this time of year trimming, clearing pathways of fallen
limbs, even cleaning up and cutting back growth at the Nova Community Park around the land fill
monitoring wells so they can be properly monitored. Other tasks accomplished this week included
deck repair at the Emmons Cottage, relocation of Memorial Gardens trash receptacle, installing
benches at Memorial Gardens and Plaza Grande, and the installation of park rules signs at
Central Park II.
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Field
Maintenance
The Field Maintenance staff at the Sports Complex had another busy week keeping up with the
athletic activities going on seven days a week. Between nightly practices and games involving
Seabreeze High School, City Youth Flag Football, OBYBSA Baseball/Softball, City Adult Coed
Softball, Pride Football, T-Ball, as well as following up on the Wendelstedt fields work following the
irrigation replacement, they are plenty busy. This does not include the weekend Lady Renegades
softball tournaments, Freedom Sports adult softball tournaments, USSSA baseball tournaments,
and Pop Warner football games.
Weekly Police Stats
Calls for Service - 1,915 Arrests – 22
Citations Issued - 110
Reports Written - 141
Traffic Stops - 211
Weekly Fire Operations Stats
136 INCIDENTS
73 - EMS 6 - Motor Vehicle Accidents
1 - Fires 5 - Fire Alarms
48 - Public Assists 3 - Hazardous
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Rockefeller Revisited
An evening of fun, music, and treats await the
public on Saturday, October 18, when The
Casements comes alive with the famous
characters who visited Mr. Rockefeller.
Mischievous Lillian, the maid, sneaks her
friends in to see the house and meet the rich
and famous. Guests will include Harvey
Firestone, Henry Ford, General Ames,
Barney Oldfield and a host of others.
Tickets are $5.00 per person (over 12 years
of age). Touring times begin at 6:00 p.m. and
continue at half-hour intervals until 8:30 p.m.
QUEENS OF COUNTRY MUSIC
Queens of Country Music starring Lorri Gill and The Notebenders performed in concert at the
Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center on Sunday, October 12th. The concert paid tribute to the
music of Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Tammy Wynette.
Lorri Gill is known for her excellent singing voice and convincing impersonations of these three
legendary ladies of traditional country music. The audience gave the group a standing ovation, and
Lorri and the band graciously returned to the stage to play an encore for the adoring fans.
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GLENN LEONARD’S “HITSVILLE LIVE” SHOW CANCELLED
Due to circumstances beyond our control, Glenn Leonard’s “Hitsville Live” show scheduled for
October 24, 2014, at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center has been cancelled. The show
will not be rescheduled. If you have purchased tickets for this show, please contact the Ormond
Beach Performing Arts Center box office via telephone at 386-676-3375 or via email at
boxoffice@ormondbeach.org. All ticket purchases will be refunded.
FPL Tree Trimming
Florida Power and Light (FPL) will be performing routine tree trimming maintenance along
rights-of-way within the City of Ormond Beach over the next several weeks. The work will
occur Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. If you have any
questions, or need additional information, please contact Florida Power and Light at 866274-9098.
Streets include:
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Veterans Day Celebration
On Monday, November 10, 2014, at 5:30 p.m., the City’s Leisure Services Department will
present a Veterans Day Celebration to honor our veterans with dinner and entertainment
at the Senior Center Ballroom (Bldg. B), located at 351 Andrews Street. We hope you can
join us.
Reservations are required as there is limited seating. Veterans are FREE and tickets are
$7.00 for all others. Tickets will be on sale from October 20th through November 6th, from
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Community Events Office, Senior Center Ballroom (Bldg. B),
351 Andrews Street.
For additional information, please contact Mike Demchak, Special Events Coordinator, at
386-676-3241.
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Public Works in ACTION
Sign Shop installing 1-2-3 lock your car signs
at the beachfront park...
and installation of 4-way stop at Tomoka and
S. Ridgewood
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Public Works in ACTION
Normal day at Fleet Operations
Equipment Maintenance road repairs
at Ames Park...
and fence removal after event
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Public Works in ACTION
Urban Forestry stump grinding
on Colina Place...
and removing pines on Heritage Circle
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State of the City (cont’d.)
Mayor Kelley recognized Reverend Willie W. Branch, Jr., with an ACE Award for his many
contributions to the City of Ormond Beach. Rev. Branch has served as a volunteer chaplain at the
Ormond Beach Police Department since 2010 in addition to serving in that capacity for the Volusia
County Sheriff’s Office and Florida Hospital Memorial. Rev. Branch served in the United States
Navy from 1971 to 1983 and this year became the first black commander of Cassin Young
American Legion Post 267 and has served as its chaplain for the past six years. Reverend
Branch serves as a board member of the Volusia County Chapter of Gospel Music Workshop of
America, the Ormond Beach Housing Authority, the Ormond Beach Neighborhood Improvement
Advisory Board, and the Citizens’ Law Enforcement Advisory Board.
Mayor Kelley’s final ACE Award was presented to Rick Fraser, Executive Director of the Ormond
Beach Chamber, for his diligence in working to increase Chamber/City partnerships and his
attentiveness in working with the City’s Economic Development program.
The video presentation and brochure are available on the City’s website (www.ormondbeach.org/
stateofcity, http://www.ormondbeach.org/DocumentCenter/View/9111, respectively).
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