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Newsletter
June 2014
City Manager's Message Budget Hearing Workshop for Fiscal Year 14-15
The City Council will consider adopting the FY 14-15 City Budget on Monday, June 2, 2014
starting at 7:00 p.m. in the City’s Council Chambers.
Lomita City Council
Mayor
Michael Savidan
Mayor Pro Tem
Henry Sanchez
Councilmember
James Gazeley
Councilmember
Ben Traina
Councilmember
Mark Waronek
City Manager
Michael Rock
Printed on recycled
paper
In this issue...
Lomita Celebrates 50 Years as a City!
On Saturday, June 28th, the City will celebrate 50 years as an incorporated City with an event
at Lomita Park. The event will begin at 3:00 p.m. with community groups selling food and drinks.
Local vendors will also be on hand for food deliveries such as pizza. A DJ will play music in the
park beginning at 4:30 p.m. and the event will culminate with a fireworks show around 9:00
p.m.. Anyone interested in sponsoring or donating towards this event can contact Parks & Recreation Director, Cameron Harding at 310-326-0140.
Golf Tournament
The 8th Annual City of Lomita Mayor’s Cup and Golf Classic will be held on June 9, 2014, at
1pm at the El Dorado Golf Course, 2400 N. Studebaker Road in Long Beach. You can pick up
an entry form at City Hall or get it online at www.lomita.com/cityhall. Last year’s tournament
was a great success, raising over $12, 000 to support the City’s youth recreation programs.
CERT Refresher Course
The City of Lomita is offering a refresher course this summer at City Hall for all Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) members. The course will be approximately four hours long, time
and date TBA. To sign up contact Teresa Vallejo at 310-325-7110.
CERT Training
If any resident of Lomita is interested in becoming a first time CERT member please contact
Teresa at 310-325-7110 and the City will host a CERT training for new members as soon as
there are enough interested community members. A 21 hour training course is provided regularly by the city. This covers topics such as Disaster Preparedness, Search and Rescue, Fire Suppression, Triage, First Aid and Disaster Psychology. The course also includes disaster simulation to
help familiarize students with likely emergency scenarios. The CERT Training Program is available free of charge to all residents, schools and businesses in the Lomita community.
New Businesses……………… 2
Vaccination Clinic…………… 2
SCE Energy Leadership.…….. 2
The CERT program is a nationally recognized FEMA program which through information and
training prepares everyday people to help themselves, their family, their neighbors and their
communities in the event of a disaster or emergency.
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Pages 3-12
Co-ed Youth Baseball.……....10
Youth Summer Camp...……... 11
Michael Rock
City Manager
Lomita Teen Program ...……. 12
Movies under the Stars …….. 12
Library Programs…………... 14
City of Lomita
2 • Summer 2014
The City of Lomita welcomes the following new businesses/owners:
Business Name
Address
Business Type
Business Phone
ADVERTISING
(855) 336-3325
DIRECT DOOR MARKETING INC
2213 LOMITA BLVD
EASTERN EVERHEALTH SERVICES
2018 PACIFIC COAST HWY
RETAIL HEALTH
(424) 263-5683
ENTERTAINING FRIENDS
2063 PALOS VERDES DR N
CATERING SERVICES
(310) 939-1200
FAMILY LEARNING CENTER
TUTORING SERVICES
(310) 257-1754
HUGO'S JR BURGER
RESTAURANT
(310) 982-8154
HYGEIA VAPE & SMOKE SHOP
RETAIL
(805) 709-8066
INDUSTRY EVENTS INC
25501 NARBONNE AVE
EVENT PLANNING
(310) 834-3422
LOMITA'S ICE CREAM
ICE CREAM PARLOR
(310) 530-3669
MANOME DENTAL LABO
26302 S WESTERN AVE #10
DENTAL LAB
(310) 218-9384
ST. MICHAEL PRO SECURITY SERVICES
25835 NARBONNE AVE #235 A
SALES/SERVICES
(310) 422-0694
THE HOUSE OF GLAM
HAIR SALON
(310) 325-4526
SCE Energy Leadership Program - Platinum Status
Low Cost Animal Vaccination Clinic
The City of Lomita and the Los Angeles County Department
of Animal Care and Control will conduct a low-cost vaccination clinic on Wednesday, July 9, 2014 from 6:00 PM
to 7:30 PM in the parking lot at the rear of Lomita City
Hall, 24300 Narbonne Avenue. The clinic will offer vaccination, de-worming and microchipping for cats and dogs.
Dog Prices:
DHPP
Bordetella
Rabies
Lyme
Microchipping
$19
$14
$10
$22
$25
Cat Prices:
FVRCP
$18
FELV
$21
Rabies
$10
Rabies (Purevax) $20
Microchipping
$25
(Microchipping Includes AVID PetTrac registration &
Lifetime 24/7 Lost & Found Hotline)
Pet registration is also available. Please be sure to bring
proof that your pet was spayed or neutered to receive the
reduced license rate.
PLEASE NOTE: Dogs must be on a leash adequate to safely
control the animal. Checks will be accepted as payment for
registration only. All other services must be paid for in cash.
For further information please contact Dia Turner, Community
Services Analyst at 310-325-7110 ext. 119.
Lomita has been awarded Platinum status through Southern California
Edison’s Energy Leadership Program. The City of Lomita is the first South
Bay city to reach this status and results in an energy cost savings of over
$22,000 per year. The City has utilized several energy efficient strategies such as the use of a “cold process” built up roof qualifying it as a
“cool roof” and earning the city a rebate; automated HVAC controls
allowing the building to be offline when unoccupied and come back
online during business hours; installation of T8 ballasts and 32 watt
lamps reducing usage by an estimated 40%; installation of waterless
urinals and low-flow toilets at city facilities saving an estimated 3,900
gallons per year; and installation of low flow irrigation heads at all city
facilities where appropriate. Lomita is proud of its efforts in the area of
energy efficiency and water conservation.
The City’s water and energy conservation efforts were recently highlighted in the South Bay Watch Newsletter published by the South Bay
Cities Council of Governments. The article can be found on page 4 at
http://southbaycities.org/sites/default/files/newsletter/
SBCCOG_Spring_2014.pdf
City Water Production Facility
The City of Lomita supplies its customers with a combination of
pumped groundwater and imported water from the West
Basin Municipal Water District. The City constructed the Cypress Water Production Facility (CWPF) in 2012. THE CWPF
consists of a 5.3 million gallon reservoir and Well No. 5
(located onsite) and related water treatment system. The
treated water is blended with West Basin water. The blend
is 40% well water and 60% imported water. This approach
makes the city less reliant on imported water which could be
in shorter supply if the drought continues and imported water
costs, which continue to increase every year, are significantly
higher than well water.
Council Meetings
Regular City Council meetings are held the first and third Monday of the month at 7:00pm. Meetings are held in Council Chambers 24300 Narbonne Ave., Lomita 90717. In May 2014, the City Council approved a change in the day and time of regular Council meetings. Starting on August 13, 2014, the regular City Council meetings will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month starting at 6:30 p.m.
Council Agendas Available
To enhance service to residents, City Council agendas are posted at City Hall, Lomita Park and the Lomita Library bulletin boards at
least 72 hours before a meeting. Agenda and staff reports are also available online on the City website at www.lomita.com/cityhall.
If you are interested in receiving the agenda via email, please send your request to dschwartz@lomitacity.com. For more information
call City Hall at (310) 325-7110.
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SUMMER NEWSLETTER
Drought 2014: What You Need To Know
Governor Brown has declared a statewide drought emergency and is asking all Californians to reduce their water use by 20%. The
year 2013 was the driest year in recorded history for many areas of California, and current conditions suggest no change in sight for
2014. No Californian can afford to waste any water. In fact, the State of California has created a website especially for the drought at
www.saveourh2o.org. Check it out for great water saving tips and the latest information on the drought.
Did you know that 50% of water is used in landscape irrigation? Now is a great time to get rid of the lawn and plant a “Water-Wise
Garden”. The City has two water-wise gardens for public display which can help with some great planting ideas. One is located right at
City Hall (24300 Narbonne Ave.) and the other is at 26255 Appian Way. Plus Metropolitan Water District is offering rebates for turf
removal and smart irrigation systems. Check out their website for more information on this rebate, plus many others, at
www.socalwatersmart.com. Also, it should be noted that within the City you may only irrigate your yard between the hours of 10pm and
8am, and do not over water to the point of water run-off on sidewalks and driveways. Further, sidewalks, driveways, and other nonpervious surfaces may not be hosed down for cleaning.
The City will continue to seek creative ways to conserve water and promote public participation as water conservation continues to grow
in importance. If you would like additional assistance with planting a water-wise garden, or need additional direction to the right rebate
websites contact Noriko Kikuchi, at 310-325-7110 x 156 or at n.kikuchi@lomitacity.com.
Water Conservation: Voluntary Measures
There is a lot residents and businesses can do right now to conserve water. Here is a list of actions you can take today to conserve water
and save money at the same time:
 Within the City you are only permitted to irrigate your yard between the hours of 10pm and 8am.
 Plant drought tolerant landscaping
 Install low flow shower heads
 Minimize flushing the toilet
 Showers use less water than baths only if you take a short shower
SUMMER RECREATIONAL & LEISURE ACTIVITIES
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50+PROGRAMS
50+ PROGRAMS
ADULT CLASSES
LOMITA GOODTIMERS SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB
ADULT GOLF
Every Thursday at the Tom Rico Center Community Building
10:30am-3:00pm
Open to all Lomita resident senior citizens. Activities include bingo and raffles. Those interested are encouraged to
drop-in on any Thursday to obtain program information.
SENIOR EXERCISE CLASSES
MUSCLE STRENGTHENING
FEE: $90 RES. & NON-RES./6 WEEKS
Instructor: TGA Golf Staff
Location: Harbor Golf Practice Center
6000.06
Ages 15+
S June 21 11:00-12:00pm
Open to all levels. Quality, golf equipment is provided.
For more info call: (310) 347-7342 or email:
michelle@playtga.com
Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities
FEE: $16/8 WEEKS
Location: Lomita Park, Gymnasium
ADULT TENNIS
6000.01
Senior
Tu
July 15
9:30-10:10am
6000.02
Senior
Th
July 17
9:30-10:10am
Participants can purchase required exercise band at first
class for $8. For more information call 310-517-4666
CHAIR YOGA
FEE: $40 RES & NON-RES./8 WEEKS
Instructor: Tanya (310) 930-8045
6000.03
Adult
M
June 30
YOGA
10:00-10:50am
Increase flexibility, improve balance, and strength, through
seated and standing yoga poses. No poses lying on the floor,
no mats are used, chairs will be provided. Athletic shoes
required. Bring a water bottle.
ADULT CLASSES
Adult
M
June 30
9:00-9:50am
A Latin-inspired dance-fitness class that tones and sculpts the
body while having fun as you move! Athletic shoes required.
Bring a water bottle.
ZUMBA GOLD
6000.05
Adult
W
July 2
6000.08
Adult
W
July 2
9:00-9:50am
This Sunrise Yoga format creates a flow of movement that
will strengthen, increase flexibility and improve balance.
Yoga mats are required. Bring a water bottle.
DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING
ZUMBA
6000.04
Instructor: TGA Tennis Staff
Location: Lomita Park, Tennis Courts
6000.07
Ages 18+ W
June 18
6:00-6:55pm
Open to all levels. Quality, tennis equipment is provided.
For more info call: (310) 347-7342 or email:
michelle@playtga.com
Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities
10:00-10:50am
A great cardio workout for beginners, active seniors or those
who enjoy Zumba, but want to dance at a low-impact, slower pace. Athletic shoes required. Bring a water bottle.
www.lomitadogtraining.org
Lomita Obedience Training Club staff teaches all classes.
Dog owners are required to provide proof of shots at initial
class meeting.
For further information or questions
regarding the following classes, please call the Lomita
Obedience Training Club directly at 310.530.4814.
PUPPY AND MANNERS
FEE: $70 RES. AND NON-RES./6 WEEKS
(FOR ALL DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES)
Instructor: Ethel Mercer (310-326-3266)
Location: Multi-Purpose Court
Intro to obedience socialization, responsible pet ownership,
housebreaking and manners. Puppies 6 months & under.
6000.09
W
June 25
6:30-7:30pm
*Adult Korean Karate Classes on page 10
FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION, PLEASE VISIT http://www.lomita.com/cityhall/parksnrec/index.html
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DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING
FEE: $70 RES. AND NON-RES./6 WEEKS
(FOR ALL DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES)
NO CLASSES:
 JUNE 30TH - JULY 5TH
 AUGUST 30TH - SEPTEMBER 5TH
BEGINNING OBEDIENCE
PRE-TAP
Instructor: Michele Mottola & Jack Thourot (310-377-2729)
Location: Multi-Purpose Court
Teaching practical obedience using humane methods to help
create a well mannered dog.
6000.10
Dog Age 5+ mos
YOUTH CLASSES
T Jun 24
7:00-8:00pm
FEE: $35 RES., $40 NON-RES./8 WEEKS
Instructor: Regine Costello
Location: Lomita Park, Community Building
6000. 16 Ages 3-5 W
June 4 4:45-5:15pm
6000. 17 Ages 3-5 W
Aug. 6 4:45-5:15pm
 Note: This is a night class.
PRE-BALLET
Location: North Parking Lot
6000.11
Dog Age 5+ mos
W Jun 25 10:00-11:00am
 Note: This is a morning class.
INTERMEDIATE OBEDIENCE
6000.12
T Jun 24 7:00-8:00pm
6000.18
Ages 2-4
M
June 2
3:45-4:15pm
6000.19
Ages 2-4
M
Aug. 4
3:45-4:15pm
6000.20
Ages 2-4
W
June 4
6000.21
Ages 2-4
W
Aug. 6
4:00-4:30pm
6000.22
Ages 4-6
F
June 6
3:45-4:15pm
4:00-4:30pm
Ages 4-6
F
Aug. 8 3:45-4:15pm
Basic obedience polished to a higher level. Games and 6000.23
simple agility. Completion of Beginning Obedience class BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING
required.
DOG TRICKS
6000.24 Ages 5-8
Sa June 7 9:00-10:00am
Note: 4 week Class Only
6000.25 Ages 5-8
Sa Aug. 9 9:00-10:00am
6000.13
T July 1 5:45-6:45pm
Have fun with your dog & build the relationship while
teaching them a variety of tricks. If interested please call
the instructor.
RALLY OBEDIENCE
Instructor: Stacy Holtz (310-323-3758)
HIP HOP
6000.26
Ages 4-6
M
June 2
4:30-5:00pm
6000.27
Ages 4-6
M
Aug. 4
4:30-5:00pm
6000.14
F June 27 7:00– 8:00pm
A fun way to practice heeling skills while completing a rally
course. Completion of obedience required.
6000.28
Ages 7-12
W
June 4
5:30-6:20pm
6000.29
Ages 7-12
W
Aug. 6 5:30-6:20pm
ADVANCED & COMPETITION OBEDIENCE
Instructor: Pam Regan (310-374-3573)
Class is for those that wish to further practice their skills
introduced in beginning and intermediate classes.
6000. 15
W
June 25
6:30-7:30pm
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YOUTH /ADULT DANCE CLASSES
SOCCER
NO CLASSES:
 JUNE 30TH - JULY 5TH
 AUGUST 30TH - SEPTEMBER 5TH
TINY PROS SOCCER-PARENT AND ME CLASS
Instructor: Tiny Pro Staff
Location: Belba Field at Lomita Park
BOLLYWOOD FITNESS
6000.39
Note: Parents participate in their child’s first important steps
in physical fitness such as kicking the ball in a given direction,
running and moving the ball with your feet, stopping the ball
without using your hands and shooting on goal. These basic
elements of soccer that we aim to teach children through various exercises and fun games. We aim to instill our little team
with a sense of confidence, coordination, friendship and a
love for the game. For more info visit www.tinypros.com
6000.30
Ages 6-Adult
Sa
June 7
11:00-12:00pm
6000.31
Ages 6-Adult
Sa
Aug. 9
11:00-12:00pm
BELLY DANCING
6000.32
Ages 6-Adult
W
June 4
6:30-7:30pm
6000.33
Ages 6-Adult
W
Aug. 6
6:30-7:30pm
Ages 2-3.5
Sa
July 12 9:30-10:15am
TINY PROS SOCCER-TINY PRO CLASS
MEXICAN FOLKLORICO
6000.40
Note: Look at me now! GOOOAAAL! We continue to
develop technique including dribbling, passing, turning and
shooting through FUN games. Not only is every child
physically active but they will have a ball exploring how to
put these newly acquired techniques into a real game. Teams
are kept small to maximize touches on the ball and ensure
all the young players are involved. GOAL KICK! We also
introduce basic soccer rules and terms. For more info visit
www.tinypros.com
6000.34 Ages 7-Adult
Sa
June 7
10:00-11:00am
6000.35 Ages 7-Adult
Sa
Aug. 9
10:00-11:00am
YOUTH SPORTS
GYMNASTICS
Instructor: Michi Yamato
Location: South End Health Club
2800 Skypark Drive, Torrance, CA 90505
NO CLASS FRIDAY JULY 4TH
6000.36
Ages 3-5
Th
Jun 19 4:30-5:00pm
6000.37
Ages 5-9
Th
Jun 19 5:00-5:45pm
6000.38
Ages 8-12
F
Jun 20 7:00-7:45pm
Ages 3.5-5
Sa
July 12 10:30-11:15am
TINY PROS SOCCER-TINY PRO CLASS
6000.41 Ages 5-7
Sa
July 12 11:30-12:15pm
Note: Our age appropriate curriculum provides a sound
base for progression to the next level. Yes we realize our
Tiny Pros Soccer players are not so tiny anymore but it’s a
great name so we are keeping it! Our motto for this age is
’Soccer Forever’. We combine movement and soccer skills
with, health, and social interaction. Its really not as
complicated as it sounds. We continue to teach technique
and agility. We show you how to put these skills into the
game situation. You continue playing because its fun and
challenging. You make friends along the way. Our structured
curriculum makes learning the game just as easy. See you on
the field. For more info visit www.tinypros.com
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YOUTH SPORTS
YOUTH SPORTS SUMMER CAMPS
SOO BAHK DO (KOREAN KARATE)
BEACH CITIES CHEER CAMP
Classes are taught by Josh Duncan. All enrollees must obtain an enrollment slip from the instructor prior to registration. Contact Josh Duncan at (310) 748-8076 to arrange
an enrollment appointment.
LITTLE DRAGONS
FEE: $40 RES, $45 NON-RES/9 WEEKS
Location: Lomita Park Community Building
YOUTH TWIRL FLAG CAMP
FEE: $185 RES & NON-RES.
Instructor: Beach Cities Cheer Staff
Location: Lomita Park, Athletic Field
6000.42 Ages 5– 15 July 14th -18th 9:00am-2:00pm
Open to girls and boys of all levels. All students receive
quality, twirl flag and pole.
6001.01
6001.02
YOUTH CHEERLEADING CAMP
FEE: $175 RES. & NON-RES.
Instructor: Beach Cities Cheer Staff
Location: Lomita Park, Athletic Field
Ages 5-10
Ages 5-10
T
Th
Jul 1
Jul 3
5:00-5:45pm
5:00-5:45pm
YOUTH/ADULT SPORTS
SOO BAHK DO (KOREAN KARATE)
Classes are taught by Josh Duncan. All enrollees must
obtain an enrollment slip from the instructor prior to
registration. Contact Josh Duncan at (310) 748-8076 to
arrange an enrollment appointment.
BEGINNING
FEE: $60 RES, $65 NON-RES /9 WEEKS
Location: Lomita Park Community Building
6001.09
Ages 11+Yr.
T/Th
Jul 1
6:00-7:00pm
For more information or a listing of advanced classes please
see: www.lpsoobahkdo.com
LOMITA PARK YOUTH BASEBALL
 Lomita resident registration for the coed baseball
program will begin: Monday June 2nd at 12:00 pm.
 Residents must provide current and valid proof of Lomita
residency when registering.
 Non-resident registration will begin: Monday June 16th
at 12:00 pm.
 Priority registration numbers will be distributed on the
mornings of June 2nd and June16th at 8:30 am.
FEE: $40 RES, $55 NON-RES/JUNE 30 - AUG 23, 2014
Location: Lomita Parks Athletic Fields
Ages: 4-12 (age on June 30, 2014 determines playing division) All players will receive uniform t-shirt
Divisions
Ages
Evaluation Dates:
Division 2
10-12
F
June 27 at 7:00pm
Division 3
8-9
F
June 27 at 4:00pm
Division 4
6-7
Th
June 26 at 6:30pm
T-Ball
4-5
Th
June 26 at 4:00pm
6000.43 Ages 5-15 July 28th-Aug 1st 9:00am-2:00pm
 All students receive baton style poms.
For more information about Beach Cities Cheer Camps
call: (310) 987-1667 or Kiara@beachcititescheer.com
TGA YOUTH TENNIS CAMP
FEE: $170 RES & NON-RES.
Instructor: TGA Tennis Staff
Location: Lomita Park Tennis Courts
6000.44 Ages 5– 15 July 14th -18th
9:00am-2:00pm
 Quality Wilson tennis equipment provided.
TGA JUNIOR GOLF CAMP
Instructor: TGA Golf Staff
Location: Lomita Park, Belba Field
TGA brings the golf course to the park. Award winning
program instills confidence in children. Use of equipment
included.
6000. 46 Ages 5-15 July 21st-25th 9:00am-2:00pm
For more information about TGA Tennis and Golf Camps
call: (310) 347-7342 or email: michelle@playtga.com
BRIT WEST SOCCER CAMP
Instructor: Brit West Soccer Staff
Location: Lomita Park, Belba Field
6000. 47 Ages 5-12 July 14th-July 18th 9:00am-12:00pm
6000. 49 Ages 7-12 July 14th-July 18th 9:00am-3:00pm
6000. 50 Ages 7-12 July 28th-Aug 1st 9:00am-3:00pm
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SUMMER TEEN DROP IN SPORTS
ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES
Girl’s Volleyball
Contact Marc Fosnaugh at 310.326.0140 or
m.fosnaugh@lomitacity.com for more info about adult
sports leagues (soccer, softball, kickball and basketball)
Fee: $10.00 Residents/ $15.00 Non Residents/8 weeks
Location: Lomita Park Gymnasium
Instructors: Lomita Park Staff
6000.51
Ages 12-16 T June 17 2:30-4:30pm
 Drop-in program supervised by recreation staff.
Boy’s Basketball
Fee: $10.00 Residents/ $15.00 Non Residents/8 weeks
Location: Lomita Park Gymnasium
Instructors: Lomita Park Staff
6000.52
Ages 12-16 W June 18 2:30-4:30pm
 Drop-in program supervised by recreation staff.
SUMMER YOUTH ACTIVITY CAMPS
MAD SCIENCE CAMP
Instructor: Mad Science of LA Staff
Location: Lomita Railroad Museum Annex Park.
2137 W 250th St.
6000.53 Ages 5–12 July 14th -18th
9:00-12:00pm
6000.54 Ages 5-12 July 21st– 25th
9:00-12:00pm
6000.55 Ages 5-12 July 28th – Aug 1st 9:00-12:00pm
6000.56 Ages 6-12 Aug 11th –15th
9:00-12:00pm
 $30.00 material fee due on the 1st day of class
Instructor: Mad Science of LA Staff
Location: Lomita Railroad Museum Annex Park.
2137 W 250th St.
6000.57 Ages 8-12 Aug 18th –22nd
9:00-12:00pm
 $40.00 material fee due on the 1st day of class
LEGO CAMP
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Location: Lomita Park, Stephenson Center
6000.58 Ages 5–7 June 23rd-27th 9:00am-12:00pm
6000.59 Ages 8-11 June 23rd-27th 1:00pm-4:00pm
6000.60
6000.61
Ages 5–7 Aug 4th– 8th 9:00am-12:00pm
Ages 8-11 Aug 4th—8th 1:00pm-4:00pm
MEN’S & WOMEN’S SOCCER
FEE: $350 RES, $400 NON-RES PER TEAM
 MEN: $30 PER GAME OFFICIAL FEE
 WOMEN: $20 PER GAME OFFICAL FEE
Location: Park Athletic Fields
Women and men’s leagues season will begin in June.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
FEE: $325 RES,& NON-RES PER TEAM + $35 PER GAME
OFFICIAL/SCOREKEEPER FEE
Location: Park Gymnasium
Contact Marc Fosnaugh for summer league information.
MEN’S SOFTBALL
FEE: $300 RES & NON-RES PER TEAM + $20 PER GAME
OFFICIAL FEE
Location: Softball Diamond
“Big Ball” or “Pumpkin Ball” men’s Tuesday night leagues
season begin June 3rd team registrations only.
CO-ED KICKBALL
FEE: $300 RES & NON-RES PER TEAM + $20 PER GAME
OFFICIAL FEE
Location: Softball Diamond
CO-ED Kickball Thursday night league season begin June
5th team registrations only.
PRE-SCHOOL
SUMMER PROGRAM
Registration June 9, 2014
Res. 10:30am; Non-Res. 11:00am
Tues. Classes:
6000.62
Age 3-4
July 8th 9:30am-11:30am
 Child must be 3 yrs by June 9th
Weds. Classes:
6000.63 Ages 4.5-5
July 9th 9:30am-11:30am
 Child must be 4.5 yrs by June 9th
 Parent meeting on June 16th at 6:30pm. One parent or
guardian will be required to help in the classroom one
time during the 4 week program.
 Child must be potty trained prior to the 1st day of class
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LOMITA PRESENTS MOVIES UNDER THE STARS 2014
The LEGO Movie
Saturday
July 26, 2014
Location: City Hall Front Lawn
24300 Narbonne Ave
Movie start time 8:30pm
Happy Feet Two
Saturday
August 9, 2014
Location: City Hall Front Lawn
24300 Narbonne Ave
Movie start time 8:30pm
SUMMER TEEN PROGRAM
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
SUMMER REGISTRATION:
Resident:
June 2, 2014 at 12:00p.m.
Non-Residents: June 16, 2014 at 12:00p.m.
Page 13 June 2014
LOMITA RAILROAD MUSEUM
Lomita Railroad Museum & Irene Lewis Park:
2137 W. 250th Street, 310.326.6255
Priority registration numbers will be distributed on these
days at 8:30am.
Hours: Thursday-Sunday 10am-5:00pm
REGISTRATION MADE EASY
Admission fee. $4.00 for adults and
$2.00 for children under 12.
All forms of payment accepted. Checks and money orders
should be payable to “City of Lomita.” Cash must be in
exact amount.
RAILROAD MUSEUM EVENTS
ONLINE
http://www.lomita.com/cityhall
24 hours/7 days a week
IN PERSON
City of Lomita, Parks and Recreation Dept.
24428 Eshelman Avenue
Lomita, CA 90717
Hours: M-F 12pm-8:00pm, Sa 10:00am-2:00pm
Registration are not accepted by mail or phone.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Proof of residency must be established at the time of
registration. Lomita residents must supply one of the
following documents:
 California Driver License or Identification Card
(state issued)
 Current Utility Bill (less than 60 days old)
POLICIES:
If a class does not have the minimum number of participants
registered prior to the start date, the class will be cancelled.
Avoid disappointments-Register early!
Participants are responsible for transportation to and from
all program sites.
REFUNDS:
Refund Policy
No refunds will be given unless a Refund Request Form,
along with your class registration confirmation, is received
five (5) working days prior to first day of activity starting.
Approved requests will receive a credit towards a future
class. All approved refunds will incur a 20 % administrative
fee. If a class is canceled by the City of Lomita, a refund
will be automatically granted. Refunds are for the activity
fee only, does not include convenience fee. A Refund Request Form may be picked up at Lomita Park, 9:00 AM to
8:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
PARK FACILITIES
Lomita Recreation Center: 24428 Eshelman Avenue. Lomita
Recreation Center consists of playgrounds, tennis courts, picnic shelters, gymnasiums, a community building and ball
fields.
Hathaway Park: 25600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Metro Park: Oak Street Southern Terminus
Veterans Park: 25700 Walnut Avenue
August 9, 2014
Community Day at the Museum – 10:00am-5:00pm Bring
your friends, relatives, & neighbors of all ages and enjoy
the fun!
SCHOOL & GROUP TRIPS
We take reservations for group field trips to the museum,
including pre-kindergarten and K-12 school groups, special
needs organizations, and senior groups. Our tours last approximately 30-45 minutes depending on the group and the
questions asked. We cover the history of our museum, our
Founder, history, and information about our trains and their
purpose. We have samples of coal and talk a little about
fuel types and what was used during the operation of our
1902 Southern Pacific steam locomotive.
PARTIES
Looking for that very special location for your next event?
The Lomita Railroad Museum offers a beautiful, secluded,
and secure park setting that will make your celebration
memorable. Birthday parties, family reunions, weddings,
business events. The Irene Lewis Annex Park, part of the Lomita Railroad Museum complex, is the perfect place for you.
The museum is a beautifully recreated turn of the century
passenger depot across the street and is filled with authentic
railroad memorabilia. Climb aboard the 1902 Southern
Pacific Mogul steam locomotive and the 1910 Union Pacific
caboose on the station platform and experience the grand
era of steam railroading. The museum is located in a quiet
residential area, just one city block east of Narbonne Avenue.
For more information please visit us at
http://www.lomita-rr.org/
NON-PROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 3100
Torrance, CA
Community Education
PO Box 339
Lomita, CA 90717
ECR-WSS
Attention Postal Patron
City Hall and
Community
Contacts
Lomita City Hall
325-7110
Library
539-4515
Lomita Sheriff Station
539-1661
Lomita Park
326-0140
Railroad Museum
326-6255
Water Department
325-7114
Field Services
325-9830
After Hours Water ,
Street and Tree
Emergency
597-6428
Emergency Park
Maintenance
597-6430
Animal Control
523-9566
Rubbish Collection
(CalMet)
212-3496
Anti-Gang/Graffiti
325-3694
Emergency Numbers
Sheriff, Fire, Paramedics,
Ambulance
Dial 911
Sheriff Complaints
800-698-8255
Shopping Cart Retrieval
800-252-4613
____________________
For more information,
please view our
webpage at
www.lomita.com/
cityhall
4th Annual Tom Rico 5 on 5 Men’s Basketball Tournament
Dates: Friday August 8, 2014 - Sunday August 10, 2014
Registration: Monday June 9, 2014 - Saturday August 2, 2014
Entry Fee: $250 per team, credit card, cash or check payable to “City of Lomita”
Guaranteed 4 games total, pool play on Friday & Saturday.
Tournament bracket play on Sunday.
For more information contact Marc Fosnaugh at (310) 326-0140
LOMITA LIBRARY NEWS
24200 Narbonne Ave.
(310) 539-4515
ALL BOOKSALES WILL BE FROM
10:00am –3:00pm
Saturday, August 9th
Saturday, November 8th
Hardbacks, Softbacks, Paperbacks, CDs, DVDs and Videos.
Good for gifts!

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