Brochure - City of Grandview Heights

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Special Events
Program Registration Info
Youth & Adult Programs
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27 Parks Information
A Message from Mayor DeGraw
Dear Neighbors,
I am honored to begin my 13th year as Mayor. Over the past
year, city officials have focused on short and long-term economic
and physical development issues. As it turns out, those efforts
appear to be paying big dividends for our current residents and
those dividends are likely to extend to future generations. From my
perspective, the major changes that are occurring on the edges of
our community are allowing us to invest in improvements across
the entire community. This city continues to work to improve all
levels of service, infrastructure and quality of life. Our community
is stronger and more fiscally secure than I can ever remember.
We are fortunate that even as new development occurs in the
Grandview Yard and along Goodale Boulevard, investment within
the city’s core continues to be strong. Grandview Avenue remains
strong and vital. Much of the investment within the residential
core of the community is going toward remodeling and expansion.
This type of investment will serve to preserve and enhance the
character of our community.
The commitment to invest in our community cannot stop
now. In fact, in many ways we should consider that the cycle of
reinvestment has just begun. Our recent economic development
success is going to allow us to look further into the future to insure
all planning, service and design efforts work to cultivate the visions
and the aspirations of a generation of people who will live and
work here. My biggest goal for the next few years is to undertake
the means to reach out to residents to find out how people are
thinking about our community and what the public preferences
are with respect to how we choose to live. Some of the topics are
likely to include service levels, community character, sustainability,
multi-mobility, street character, civic facilities and recreational
programming. I intend to hold community/neighborhood
informational meetings throughout the year, so please sign-up to
be notified of the various gatherings. I would love to hear from you
in person. Again the purpose is to talk about and describe the city
of the future while at the same time taking care of more immediate
needs.
By the time this letter gets out, our city pool designers will be
close to beginning construction documents in anticipation of
a mid-August construction start. Wallace Gardens/McKinley
Park Improvement Plan will be on the agenda of the Grandview
Heights’ Park Board. Meetings will be held on February 11th and
March 10th in City Hall at 7:00 p.m. Both meetings will focus on
specific design details that will be included within the schematic
plan presented last fall. Residents are encouraged to attend. Results
of the meetings will be posted on the city web site.The Mayor’s
Traffic Advisory Committee will continue to meet throughout the
year. The committee did some great work in devising standards
and principles by which the city, if warranted, can address traffic
concerns. The plan shows how the city will respond to complaints,
how the issue will be measured and what types of measures the city
may utilize to solve an identified problem. We will also continue
to monitor the impact of traffic on our streets as new residential
and commercial development occurs inside and around our
community.
The committee did more than just look at traffic. A new bike
plan will be forwarded to city council. The plan identifies preferred
routes and shows how bike riders will be accommodated at
signalized intersections especially when the rider has to cross the
street to get to a path on the other side of the street. The group
is also focused on pedestrians ensuring that Grandview Heights
remains a comfortable and safe city in which to walk.
There will be a great deal of street and utility construction
underway this year. Some of the work will present short term
inconvenience to residents and motorists. The city is making an
effort to provide weekly construction progress updates on all the
projects once underway. Please see the information below and
take advantage of the various web-based ways you can receive this
information. Those residents and businesses (and schools) who are
directly impacted by a particular phase of a project will be given
direct notices at least a week ahead of scheduled work.
Finally, I would like to congratulate Council Member Steve
Gladman on his reelection. I also welcome Emily Keeler, our
newest Council Member. I look forward to working with Steve
Reynolds who is our newest past Council Member. I know they
will work hard for the residents of our community. I would also
like to thank Edward Hastie III and Tim Galvin for the work they
have done on council and wish them all the best in the future.
Sincerely,
Mayor Ray E. DeGraw
Directory
Grandview City Council
Ray E. DeGraw
Mayor
Greta Kearns
President of City Council
Chris Smith
Vice President of City Council
Steven D. Gladman
City Council
Emily Keeler
City Council
Anthony S. Panzera
City Council
Steve Papineau
City Council
Steven R. Reynolds
City Council
Patrik Bowman
Director of Administration
Contents
Grandview Parks and
Recreation Advisory Board
Dan Headapohl
Chair
Deena Snapp
John Evans
Susan Melsop
Kelly Heal
Eric Walli
Jack Low
Timothy Galvin
Kendy Troiano
Marble Cliff Representative
The Parks and Recreation Advisory
Board regularly meets on the second
Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m.
in City Council Chambers
Parks and Recreation Staff — (614) 488-3111
Sean Robey
Director
(614) 488-3880
srobey@grandviewheights.org
Pam Martin
Department Secretary
(614) 488-3111
pmartin@grandviewheights.org
Marta Durban
Recreation Supervisor
(614) 481-6203
mdurban@grandviewheights.org
Mike Patterson
Recreation Supervisor
(614) 481-6202
mpatterson@grandviewheights.org
Mike McKee
City Forester
(614) 481-6201
mmckee@grandviewheights.org
Jason Frabott, Sean McCreary
and Mitchell Lippencott
Parks Maintenance
Community Phone Numbers
Police, Fire or Squad Emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dial 9-1-1
Grandview Heights City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-3159
Parks and Recreation Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-3111
Municipal Pool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-0132
Service Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-4728
Police Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-7901
Fire Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-5904
Grandview Heights Board of Education . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 481-3600
Village of Marble Cliff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-6993
Grandview Heights Public Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-2954
Grandview Area Chamber of Commerce . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-0196
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Grandview
Special Events
7 Registration
Information
8 Youth Programs
13 Adult Programs
15 Program
Registration
Form
17 Grandview Pool
Information and
Registration Form
21 Grandview Center
Services and
Activities
23 Wallace Gardens
and McKinley Field
Improvements
25 Pool Design
and Construction
Updates
27 Grandview Parks
Information
28 Service
Department
Information
2016 Special Events
Easter Egg Hunt
Memorial Day Service
Children from the Grandview/Marble
Cliff area will be able to meet and greet
the Easter Bunny as they search for the
Bunny’s hidden treasures.
Location: Wyman Woods Park
1520 Goodale Blvd.
Date:
Saturday, March 26
Time:
10:00 a.m.
Ages:
2-4, 5-7, & 8-10
Sponsored by MembersFirst,
a Pathways Financial Credit Union
The Blue Star Mothers Memorial Day
Service will be conducted in honor of all
those from Grandview and Marble Cliff
who gave their lives in service to their
country. This year’s event will include the
unveiling of our new park statue.
Location: Memorial Park (rain
location is Grandview High
School Auditorium)
Date: Thursday, May 26
Time:
7:30 p.m.
Grandview’s Great Garage Sale
Memorial Day Parade
Turn your unwanted “junk”
into cash by participating in the
Great Garage Sale! Use Parks and
Recreation’s online registration,
download a registration form on the
city website in the document center (at
www.grandviewheights.org) or pick-up
a form in the parks and recreation
department office. The deadline to
register is April 27. Forms that are
picked-up or downloaded can be
mailed or dropped at the parks and
recreation office at 1515 Goodale
Boulevard or scanned and emailed
to parks and recreation at pmartin@
grandviewheights.org.
The sale will be advertised to the
greater Columbus area so business
will be brisk. Flyers listing all sale
addresses will be available at the
Municipal Building, parks and
recreation offices and library, as well as
on the city website, beginning May 2.
Call Kim Maupin at (614) 486-4150 or
parks and recreation at (614) 488-3111
with any questions.
The city has once again scheduled a
spring clean-up for May 10–13 so all
unsold or discarded items from your
sale can be placed curbside for pick-up.
Location: Grandview Heights (citywide)
Date:
May 7 Time:
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Fee:
$5.00
Bobcat Bikefest
Join the City of Grandview
Heights, the schools, and the PTOs
for a day of bicycle fun. There will
be programming for children, bike
courses, safety demos, and other
bicycle related events. Please note,
participants must already have
basic bike riding skills. For more
information, contact Jess Mathews at
jmathews5@gmail.com.
Location: Pierce Field, Oxley Road
and Hilo lane
Date:
Saturday, May 21
Time:
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
31st Music On The Lawn
Concert Series
This year’s Memorial Day Parade
will include marching bands, floats,
and service organizations, as we salute
our servicemen and servicewomen. If
you are interested in participating in
the parade, please call the Grandview
Parks & Recreation Department at
(614) 488-3111. Grandview and Marble
Cliff veterans are once again asked to
join us in this year’s parade. Please call
the Parks & Rec. office for details.
Location: First Ave. between Cambridge
Blvd. and Oxley Rd.
Date:
Saturday, May 28
Time:
10:00 a.m.
Join us for the 31st annual season of
free outdoor summer concerts on the
Grandview Library lawn, Tuesdays
in June and July from 7:30–8:30 p.m.
Presented by the Grandview Library
and Grandview Parks and Recreation.
6/07 The Conspiracy Band (R&B/funk)
6/14 Arnett Howard’s Band
(Creole funk)
6/21 TBA
6/28 The British Invasion (‘60s music)
7/05 George Barrie Band (blues rock)
7/12 Ladies of Longford (Celtic)
7/19 The Ramshacklers (rock)
7/26 The Randys (Eclectic oldies)
No rain location. Call (614) 486-2951
after 6:00 p.m. about possible cancellation
due to weather.
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2016 Special Events
Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic
Youth Advocate Services
Wheel-O-Rama
The Tour de Grandview will celebrate
23 years in Central Ohio when the event
returns Friday, June 17. This year’s race
will once again have a race course with
the start and finish line on First Ave.
Among the events scheduled for this
year’s race are world-class racing featuring
both men and women cyclists in multiple
professional categories, a “Kids Sprints”
event and street party. For more info visit
www.tourdegrandview.com
Join us on September 18 for the 6th
annual Youth Advocate Services All Class
Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show. This
year’s event will include a DJ from Digital
Soundwaves, activities for children,
corn-hole, food vendors and, of course,
the auto show itself! For more details, and
to see the date and location once they are
determined, watch the Y.A.S. website at
www.yasohio.org and the city website at
ww.grandviewheights.org.
23rd Annual Lazy Daze of Summer Festival
Digfest
Location: On the lawn and streets
surrounding the Grandview
Library
Date:
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Time:
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Fee:
None
FREE Admission • Children’s Activities
Music and Entertainment
Business Showcase
Community Showcase
Community Artists On Site
Silent Auction
and more!
For more information go to our
website www.grandviewheights.org or
visit the Grandview Heights/Marble
Cliff Arts Council website at
www.ghmcartscouncil.org
Presented by the Grandview
Heights/Marble Cliff
Arts Council
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The Grandview Digfest, Now in its
6th year, is hosted by the Grandview
Area Chamber. It’s a celebration of
Ohio craft brews, micro-distilleries
and wines. Great food, exciting
entertainment and beverage-related
retailers are also on hand. Admission
and parking are free. Drink tickets must
be purchased on-site or on the website
at www.grandviewdigfest.com.
Location: Grandview Yard
Date:
Saturday, June 11
Time:
4:00–10:30 p.m.
Grandview Avenue
Farmers’ Market
The Grandview Avenue Farmers’
Market will open the 2016 season
July 2. The market operates every
Saturday, 10:00am to 1:00pm in the
parking lot at Vino Vino, Grandview
Avenue at Third. The market is hosted
by the Wagenbrenner Company and
operated by the Pearl Alley Growers’
Association. The market coordinator
for Wagenbrenner is Kevin Lacey.
The market offers farm fresh seasonal
produce from apples to zucchini from
farm producers. Market offerings include
herbs, honey, creative jams and jellies,
fresh cut flowers, assorted baked goods,
handmade soaps, fresh made meats,
and more. Grandview Heights Library
mobile truck participates in the market
nearly every week! Area restaurants
have the opportunity to showcase their
creations for our customers on Saturdays
at the market. Local businesses may take
advantage of guest vendor times to sell
their products at the market. The market
is pleased to host a number of area nonprofits each market season.
Special market days are both fun
and educational. Market Sample Day
on August 13 gives customers the
opportunity to sample product from
each vendor. The growers’ association
provides a free apple for each of
our market patrons on Apple Day,
September 17.
Questions about the market may be
addressed to Market Manager, Marcy
Musson, (419) 674-4719.
The Summer Session
The Columbus Craft Beer Alliance’s
Summer Session is a celebration of low
alcohol lounging outdoors with session
beers that clock in at 5% and below.
More than a dozen local breweries will
be available for tasting with great food
to match. Meet the brewers, mingle
with other craft beer enthusiasts and
enjoy a lazy Saturday afternoon of
great beer outdoors. Join us for an
afternoon of drinking, food trucks,
music, outdoor entertainment and
more. For more information, please
visit: http://columbuscraftbeer.com/
summersession
Location: The southeast corner of
Grandview and Goodale
Date:
August 20
Time:
3–7 p.m.
“Most Valuable Player” Awards
The Grandview Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank the following for sponsorship
and donations for Youth Programs, Special Events and Grandview Center Activities
Accountable Home Care
Amity Home Care
Anchor Home Health
A Place for Mom
Capital Health
Homecare
Comfort Keepers
Crown Point
Dairy Queen on 5th
Darby Glenn
Dublin Retirement
Village
First Community Village
Forest Hills Center
The Forum at
Knightsbridge
Grandview Library
Grandview PTO
Grisworld Special
Services
Guardian Medical
Monitoring
Heartland Victorian
Village
Home Helpers
Home Instead
Interim Health Care
The Laurels of Hilliard
Medigold
Mill Run Gardens
Noodles & Co. on 5th
Right At Home
Scioto Communities
Senior Independence
St. Joseph’s Hospice
Traditions at Mill Run
Transamerica
Wesley Glenn
Westminster Thurber
Whetstone Gardens
Whole Foods
Rob Ballinger
Craig Berlin
Mike Bockbrader
Amy Buscemi
Brad Calvin
Jay Carini
Tessa Carrel
Ray Corbett
Jeremy Curfman
Ashlee Dobbs
Jason Gamble
Brad Fischer
Steve Hall
Steve Hamm
Joyce Healy
Shane Heald
James Herlihy
Rob Hettler
Erick Lobao
Laura Lombardi
Ryan Longbrake
Rick Lopez
Rob Myers
Jon Ohlinger
Brian O’mara
Doug Page
Jason Peters
Kevin Richards
Jim Roediger
Kim Rowland
Mike Rowland
Julie Rutter
Clarence Simmons
Adam Smith
Laura Swanson
Joanne Taylor
Jennifer Voit
Bobbi Weber
John Weber
Greg Weiland
RaeAnna Weiland
Lana Williamson
Program Registration Information
Now Available!!
On-Line Registration
Participants may register for programs
on-line. In order to take advantage of this
convenient method of registering, please
follow the steps below:
1.Visit the registration page at
www.grandviewheights.org/onlinereg
2.Click “Create Account”
3.Fill-in completely the appropriate
personal info, create a username and
password. Click “Save”
4.Click on “View profile/Add new
Family Members” or “Browse
Program List”
5.Select programs intended to
participate in. Click “Register”
6.When finished click “Log Out Now”
Dates and Times
Tuesday, March 8
Resident Registration
Wednesday, March 16
Non-Resident Registration
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday
Registration Procedures
Registration Forms
Complete the form located on page 15
for program registration and the form on
page 20 for pool passes. Waiver must be
signed on both registrations.
Walk-In Registration begins Tuesday,
March 8, 2016 for residents of Grandview
Heights and Marble Cliff.
Mail-In Registration must be
postmarked Wednesday, March 16, 2016
or later. Please send all registrations and
correspondence to:
Grandview Parks & Recreation Dept.
1515 Goodale Boulevard
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Payment Methods
We accept credit/debit cards from
VISA, MasterCard, and Discover. We
also accept checks made payable to
GPRD and cash. Full payment must
accompany registration.
Policies and Fees
First priority is given to the residents of
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff.
To receive first priority and resident
rates, you must reside in Grandview
Heights or Marble Cliff.
Proof of residency such as valid drivers
license, photo ID card, or utility bill is
required.
Property owners not residing in
Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff do
not qualify for resident rates.
Participants residing outside of
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff will
be charged a non-resident rate.
Participants working in Grandview
Heights or Marble Cliff do not qualify
for resident rates.
Registration and Cancellation
Register promptly to ensure your
position in the program. We reserve
the right to cancel programs due to
insufficient registration or cancellation
of facility. Registration is accepted
until a program is full. There is a
waiting list for popular programs
and if a space becomes available, you
will be called. Program dates, times,
locations and instructors are subject
to change. You will be contacted if a
program is cancelled.
Refund Policy
In order to cancel and receive a
refund (minus a $5.00 administration
fee), you must personally contact the
department office 48 hours prior to the
first program meeting. Please allow up
to four (4) weeks for processing refunds.
Please note: some programs have
a no refund policy. This is to ensure
maximum preparation and planning
for that program.
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2016 Youth Programs
GBSA Information
Grandview Baseball Softball
Association registration forms are
available now through the GBSA website
(www.gbsa.net). The program is for
boys and girls in grades 1st through 6th.
All completed registration forms are
to be mailed to GBSA, P.O. Box 12024,
Columbus OH 43212.
Children must be registered by
Friday, April 8—NO EXCEPTIONS!
Grandview Youth Football Association 2016 Season
Grade 3-4 - Fundamental Tackle
At this level your child will be
structurally introduced to tackle football,
building proper tackling techniques
and running standardized football
plays under strict rules and structures
designed to ease your player into tackle
and make them feel comfortable.
Grade 5-6- Advanced Tackle
This level will be staged similar to
a standard football game with rules
developed by the OHSAA. Continued
technique and fundamentals are taught
to ensure player safety. Players will
begin learning the primary systems of
the Middle and High school programs.
Bobcat Youth Summer Camps
Grandview Athletic Summer Camp
Registration forms are available at
www.ghcsd.org. If you have any
questions, please directly contact Joe
Bline (joe.bline@ghcsd.org) or Karen
Feast (karen.feast@ghcsd.org) or
(614) 485-4008. Forms must be
completed and returned, along with
any fees and payments, to the District
Athletic Office located in the Grandview
Heights High School at 1587 West Third
Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43212.
The 2016 Grandview Youth Football
Association is proud to announce
that we will be apart of the Upper
Arlington Youth Football Program!
More details will be coming very soon.
Spring combine and sign up dates will
be posted very soon. Stay up to date on
our new and improved website:
www.GrandviewYouthFootball.com
Introductory Level Flag— Ages 5–6
Entry Level flag consists of
fundamental learning and basic
football formats to introduce your
child to the world of football. Learning
basic plays and techniques will play an
intricate part in developing your first
or second year player.
Advanced Level Flag—Ages 7–8
Ages 7-8 (If your player is in third
grade they will be moved to Basic
Tackle) Flag play designed to further
introduce football structure by
implementing standardized plays,
formations and techniques to prepare
your child for future tackle levels.
Children’s Dance With Irene
Instructor Irene Cohen leads the dancers in tap and ballet.
Day
Time
Grade
Class
Tuesday
3:30 p.m.
Kindergarten/Preschool
Ballet
Tuesday
4:00 p.m.
Kindergarten/Preschool
Tap
Tuesday
4:30 p.m.
Elementary School, 2nd–6th grades
Ballet
Tuesday
5:00 p.m.
Elementary School, 2nd–6th grades
Tap
Tuesday
6:00 p.m.
Beginning Adult
Ballet
Saturday
10:00 a.m.
Special Needs Adults
Ballet
Note: Classes will end in May.
There will be some practice classes in July to get ready for Lazy Daze !
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Location: Grandview Center
Fees:
Session Fee January 5–May 14, : $60.00
Please note: Dancers are required to have their hair up, off of their face. For
ballet, pink tights and shoes are preferred. There will be a recital at end of
Spring. Students are NOT required to participate. Each class will have a dance,
with a costume. Miss Irene will choose the costumes, students (parents) will be
responsible for buying them. No membership required.
2016 Youth Programs
Grandview Youth
Cheerleader Association
2016 Season
The GYCA is looking for youths
interested in becoming cheerleaders.
Practices are twice a week starting
late July with games on Saturdays and
Sundays. Anyone interested in cheering
must e-mail Karen Smith for registration
form and/or uniform order form.
Registration, payment and uniform
order (if needed) must be turned in to
the address below by June 15.
Ages:
Fee:
Grades 1st–6th
$25.00 participation fee per
person.
Approximate uniform fee
$70.00 (if needed).
Contact: Karen Smith
1228 Wyandotte Rd.
Columbus,Ohio 43212
Email: smithlawltd@wowway.com
—New!!—
Grandview Heights Jr. Sports Camp
Whether your child is a girl or a
boy, a serious athlete or a novice,
Jump Start Sports has designed the
perfect camp to enable him or her to
have a meaningful summer filled with
fun, learning, and new friendships.
This camp features a different sport
each day. Monday-Soccer; TuesdayBasketball; Wednesday-Football &
Cheerleading; Thursday-Lacrosse;
and Friday-Olympics. Coaches and
counselors with expertise in the
featured sport implement a program
designed specifically for the ability
and understanding of each age group.
Campers learn about a different aspect
of the sport each day and apply what
they’ve learned by playing fun, lowkey games. Conducted by Jump Start
Sports. Contact Aaron Bally at (614)
505-6532 or ABally@JumpstartSports.
com. Minimum of 8 and maximum of
40 participants.
Location: Pierce Field
Dates: August 1–5
Ages: 4–7 years old
Time: Fee: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
$80 Resident
$106 Non-Resident
Bobcat Bash
Grandview Parks and Rec along
with Edison Intermediate PTO and the
Grandview Public Library will host an
evening filled with food, games, music
and FUN! Program is for Grandview
and Marble Cliff Residents only. For
further information, visit
http://gvpto.weebly.com
Location: Larry Larson Middle School
Date: Friday March 18
Time: 7:00–9:00 p.m.
Ages: 4th–8th graders
Time:
Fee:
Session 1: 4:30–5:30 p.m
Session 2: 5:30–6:30 p.m.
Session 3: 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Participants: Min. 8, Max. 32
Residents: $60
Non-Residents: $72
Little Cat Cheerleaders
Join coach Julie Panzera as she leads
3-5 year olds in the latest cheerleading
moves! Little Cats will march in the
Grandview Memorial Day Parade on
May 28.
Dates:
Tuesdays, May 3–24
Time:
6:00–6:30 p.m.
Fee:
$35.00 Resident Discount Rate
$45.00Non-Resident Rate
Soccer Buddies
This program is designed for
children to participate in a soccer
“clinic.” Everyone will learn proper
skills and techniques and even play
a game. Limited to 20 participants
per session to ensure maximum
participation.
Dates:
Mondays, April 11, 18 and 25
and, May 2 (rain date May 9)
Time: 5:00–5:45 p.m.
5:45–6:30 p.m.
Ages:
5 to 6 years old
Fee:
$55.00 Non-Resident
Hummingbirds Soccer
3–4 year olds have fun and learn the
basics of soccer: dribbling, passing,
trapping, shooting, defense, and
positioning. Each session consists of
instruction in each aspect of the game,
participants engage in fun drills that
are designed to teach fundamental
skills to such young children, and
low-key, non-competitive games. All
coaching will be conducted by Jump
Start Sports staff, but parents may
assist. Fee includes a team shirt and
participation medal.
Dates: Wednesdays, April 13–May 18
Ages:
Boys and Girls, Ages 3–4
Inclement
Weather Line
If you have questions as to
whether or not a program or
game has been cancelled due to
poor weather or field conditions,
please call the Parks and
Recreation inclement weather line
after 4:00 p.m. at (614) 340-5401.
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2016 Youth Programs
Sluggers T-Ball
The T-Ball program is designed to
give boys and girls the opportunity to
learn the fundamentals of baseball—
throwing, catching, hitting, and
sportsmanship. Participants must
provide their own glove.
Limited to 20 participants per session
to insure maximum participation.
Location: Little Pierce Field
Dates:
June 6–July 1
Practice Times: Monday & Wednesdays
Session 1: 9:00–9:45 a.m.
Session 2: 9:45–10:30 a.m.
Session 3: 5:15–6:00 p.m.
Session 4: 6:00–6:45 p.m.
Game Times: Fridays, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Ages:
5–6 years old
Fee:
$65.00 Non Resident
T-Birds T-Ball
Instructional tee-ball for 3-4
year-olds. Players learn the basics
of catching, fielding, throwing, and
hitting. Then they apply what they’ve
learned in fun, non-competitive
games. Jump Start Coaches will
lead the instruction, but parents
are encouraged to participate in the
coaching. All children are required to
have their own baseball gloves. Jump
Start Sports will provide all other
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equipment. Minimum 8, Maximum 24
participants per session.
Location: Little Pierce Field
Ages:
Children Ages 3–4
Dates: Saturdays, May 7–June 18
(no class May 28)
Times: Session 1: 9–10 a.m.
Session 2: 10–11 a.m.
Session 3: 11 a.m.–12 p.m.
Fee:
Residents: $70
Non-Residents: $84
Includes MLB Replica Hat, Team Shirt
and Participation Medal
Junior Bobcat Golf Camp
Join High School Golf Coach,
Kevin Richards, for four days of golf
instruction. If you are just a beginner
or have played before, Coach Richards
will help you learn the finer points
of the game of golf. Maximum 18
participants.
Location: Depart from Grandview
Center to various golf sites
Date:
May 31–June 3
Time:
9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Ages:
8 to 14 years old
Fee:
$92.00 Non-Resident
Street Hockey
Travel with Grandview Parks and
Rec to Upper Arlington’s Sunny95
Park’s very own street hockey rink
this summer. This is an introductory
program to teach the fundamentals
of street hockey. Program will include
games with kids from Upper Arlington
Parks and Rec. Bring your own
rollerblades, wrist, elbow and knee
pads. Helmets are required. After 15
participants parents will be asked to
drive.
Location: Sunny95 Park
Dates: Tuesdays June 7–July 12
Ages: 8-14 years old
Times: Depart from Grandview
Center at 9:30 a.m.
Return around 12:00 p.m.
Fee: $45.00 Resident Discount Rate
$65.00 Non-Resident
Bikes and Baseball
If you enjoy baseball and do
not have a ride to the game, join
Grandview Parks & Rec. as we ride
our bikes down to Huntington Park
to check out the Columbus Clippers.
Kids will meet at the Grandview
Center to ride as a group. Parents
interested in going to game are
encouraged to volunteer. Everyone
must provide their own bike, helmet
and lock. Sign-up one week prior to
game at Parks & Rec. (614) 488-3111.
Game: Wednesday, June 8
Time: Depart Grandview Center
at 10:45 a.m. and return at
approximately 3:00 p.m.
Ages: 8 to 18 years old
Fee: $10.00 Resident Discount Rate
$20.00 Non-Resident
Cost includes game ticket and
supervision. Snacks and
drinks on own.
Safetyview Heights
Our Safetyview Heights program
will familiarize your child with aspects
of being safe at home, school and at
play. It also provides middle school-age
children the opportunity to earn service
or community hours. For those students
interested in helping with this 2-week
program contact Pam or Marta at (614)
488-3111 before May 13. There will be a
graduation for family and friends on the
final day, Friday, June 17 at 11:30 a.m.
Location: McKinley Shelter House
Session: June 6–17
Time:
10:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
Ages:
Entering K-1st grade Fall 2016
Fee:
$70.00 Non-Resident
Safetyview Heights is sponsored by the
Grandview Fire Department
2016 Youth Programs
Tiny Tot Tennis
This week long tennis clinic
will introduce children to tennis
fundamentals and skills. Please bring
your own racquet.
Location: Urlin Tennis Courts
Dates: July 25–29
Time:
8:30–9:00 a.m.
Ages:
4 to 6 years old
Fee:
$65.00 Non-Resident
Hooked On Fishing
Learn how to hone your angling
skills and land the big one. Participants
will learn basic fishing skills and
knowledge while enjoying the great
outdoors. Bait and transportation
provided. Please bring your own pole.
This program will be catch and release
only. Limited to 12 participants.
Location: Depart Grandview Center
Date:
Fridays, June 10–July 1
Time:
8:15–10:30 a.m.
Ages:
8 to 15 years old
Fee:
$65.00 Non-Resident
Youth Tennis Camp
High School Coach Ray Corbett will
be offering a beginners youth tennis
camp this summer. Participants will
learn the basic fundamentals including
their serve, forehand and backhand
strokes, and rules of the game.
Participants provide their own racquet.
Limited to 16 participants per session.
Session size is limited to ensure
maximum participation.
Location:
Dates:
Sessions:
Ages:
Fee:
Urlin Tennis Courts
July 25–29
9:00–10:00 a.m.
10:00–11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
6 to 12 years old
$65.00 Non-Resident
Introductory Golf
This program is designed to
introduce children to the world of golf.
Kids will receive four days of various
golf experiences including golf lessons,
driving range, foot golf, frisbee golf
and conclude the program with actual
play on a par 3 golf course. Participants
will need to provide their own golf
equipment. Participants meet each
morning at the Grandview Center.
Limited to 12 participants.
Location: Various Golf Sites
Dates: August 8–11
Times: 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Ages:
8 to 15 years old
Fee:
$80.00 Resident Discount
Rate
$100.00 Non-Resident Rate
Come Fly with Me
Join Mrs. Buscemi, a Grandview
resident and thirteen-year veteran
Art Teacher for a fun filled week long
Art camp. Let’s explore the wonderful
world of birds. Learn how to draw
your favorite birds with step-by-step
drawing activities. If you love cardinals,
toucans, owls, blue jays, and robins this
class is for you. Campers will create a
2-dimensional clay owl, create a one
of a kind paper-mache bird, paint a
bird house and use acrylics to create an
original cat and bird painting. Birds of a
feather stick together!!!
Dates: June 6–10
Ages: Kindergarten–Fifth graders
Fee: $65.00 Resident Discount
Rate
$78.00 Non-Resident
Time: 1:00–2:30 p.m.
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2016 Youth Programs
Pre-Teen Pool Party
The Grandview Parks & Recreation
Department and Grandview PTO
will host this event on Friday evening
for students residing in Grandview
Heights & Marble Cliff. This adult
supervised program will feature
swimming, music, food and fun.
Location: Municipal Pool
Date: Friday, June 10
Time: 8:30–10:30 p.m.
Grades: Kids entering 4th–8th grades
Fee: $10.00 at door
2016 Summer Musical
Production for Grandview/Carriage Place
Community Theater
Auditions for “Then There was
None” by Agatha Christy (All Ages)
will be held at the Grandview Center
on Tuesday, March 22 at 6:30 p.m. and
at Carriage on Wednesday, March 23 at
6:30 pm. Performances will be held at
Columbus Performing Arts Center on
Friday, May 13 and Saturday, May 14 at
7:00 pm and on Sunday, May 15 at 2:00
pm. Tickets will be $5.00 at the door.
Please note there will be no reserved
seating, all seating will be on a first
come first serve basis.
Auditions for “Guys and Dolls” will
be held Tuesday, May 24 at 6:30 p.m. at
Grandview Center and on Wednesday,
May 25 at 6:30 at Carriage Place at
6:30 p.m. Performances will be held
at Grandview Heights High School
on Friday, July 15 and Saturday, July
16 at 7:00 p.m. and on Sunday, July 17
at 2:00 p.m. Tickets will be $5.00 at
the door. Please note there will be no
reserved seating, all seating will be on
a first come first serve basis
For information about Auditions
or performance please call: Marta
Durban at 614-488-3111 or mdurban@
grandviewheights.org or Carriage
Place Recreation at www.gcpplayers.
com.
Tiny Tot Olympics
Children will learn basic summer
Olympic events, then be tested at the
Grandview Tiny Tot Olympics. Events
will include: shot put, 4 by 100 lap race,
long jump and 100 yard dash.
Location:
Date:
Time:
Ages:
Fee:
Grandview High School Track
Wednesday, July 13
5:30-7:30 p.m.
3 to 6 years old
$44.00 Non-Resident
Night Under the Stars
Bring your tent, sleeping bag and best
ghost stories and camp out under the
stars. Families will be allowed to set up
camp and spend the night in Wyman
Woods. Please reserve you campsite by
completing a registration from that can
be completed online or picked up at
the Grandview Center. Minors must be
accompanied by an adult.
Location: Wyman Woods
Date: Friday, July 29
Time: Dusk–8:00 a.m.
Fee: FREE (Must have completed
waiver)
Cinema in the Park
Enjoy the great outdoors while
you take in a flick with the family.
Beginning at dark, spread out your
blanket or settle into your lawn chair
and watch one of Hollywood’s latest
releases on a 24 foot inflatable screen.
For more information regarding the
movie, visit www.grandviewheights.org
or call the Parks and Rec. office. Movie
goers are encouraged to walk to the
park due to limited parking.
Location: Wyman Woods
Date: Friday, July 29
Time: Dark
Fee: FREE (Minors must be
accompanied by an adult)
Photo Release
By registering for any City of
Grandview Heights program,
you agree to allow publication of
any photo taken at any program,
event, or facility of the City of
Grandview Heights Parks and
Recreation Department.
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2016 Adult Programs
Grandview Parks and Recreation Softball Leagues
Round-up your friends and
field a team! Teams interested in
participating this season can obtain
more information at the Parks and
Recreation Dept. or by contacting
Mike Patterson at (614) 481-6202 or
Grandview Women’s Tennis
Grandview and Marble Cliff residents
interested in playing on a Grandview
Women’s Tennis team this summer
should contact Amy Peach at (614) 4817581. We have two teams that compete
against other Columbus tennis clubs at
3.5 and 4.0/4.5 levels. Matches are held
once a week during the months of June
and July at 6:30 p.m. Teams may also
have regularly scheduled clinics once
each week, also at 6:30 p.m. Come out
and meet your tennis playing neighbors.
Golf League
Co-Ed League—Spring/Summer
Location: Buck Sports Park
Dates: Begins Tuesday, April 19
10 games plus 1 night playoff
Time:
6:00, 7:00 & 8:00 p.m.
Fee:
$385.00 per team
Returning Team Fall
League Registration Deadline
is August 12
Fall Co-Ed League
Dates: Begins Tuesday, August 23
7 games plus one night playoff
Times: 6:00, 7:00 & 8:00 p.m.
Fee:
$285.00 per team
Games begin at 5:00 p.m.
18 years and up
$100.00 per team (4 teams
min./8 teams max.)
Weight Watchers
Improve your health while learning
about better nutrition at the Weight
Watchers’ meeting at Grandview Center.
Keep up your fitness by adding an exercise
program from Parks and Recreation
offered on page 14 of this brochure.
1515 Goodale Blvd.
Dates: Thursdays at 5:00 p.m.
For more information contact
Blanche Luczyk at (614) 205-7297.
NETA Certification Classes
Returning Team Spring/Summer
League Registration Deadline
is April 8
Time:
Ages:
Fee:
We will use a two-player team format
for this 16 week league. The season is
highlighted by several mini-tournaments.
League members from the 2015 season
have until Friday, April 15 to keep their
league position. Substitute golfers needed.
If interested, please contact
Mike Patterson at (614) 481-6202 or
Location: Mentel Memorial Golf
Course
Dates:
Thursdays, April 28–August 11
Time:
Tee Times begin at 5:22 p.m.
Cost:
$272.00 Non-Resident Rate
$5.00 Sub Fee
Adult Co-Ed Kickball
Back again this year is Grandview
Parks and Recreation’s Adult Co-Ed
Kickball League. Grab your friends
or spouses and play this favorite
playground game. Season will last six
weeks with a one night playoff.
Date:
Sundays, beginning August 21
Grandview Center and NETA, a nonprofit fitness professional association,
are co-sponsoring the following
nationally-recognized workshops.
Call 1-800-237-6242 to sign up.
Group Exercise Certification
Saturday, March 19
Boot Camp
Sunday, March 20
Potential and current fitness instructors
will learn basic academic and practical
application of teaching group exercise. No
college, science or teaching background
required. Workshop registration includes
a full-day review, written exam, 2-year
certificate and membership.
AARP Brush Up on Driving Class
This four hour class at Grandview
Center will focus on all the new laws
and more for drivers. By taking this
course, you may receive a discount on
your insurance. Sign up in lobby at
Grandview Center or call 614-488-3111.
Date:
Thursday, June 2
Time:
1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Fee:
AARP Members: $15.00
Non AARP Members: $20.00
Please make checks payable to AARP,
paid at time of class.
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2016 Adult Programs
Adult Fitness and Dance
TIME
CLASS
INSTRUCTOR
MONDAYS
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
5:45 p.m.
Ria Bell
Marta Durban
Tony Petrella
Mary Irvin
Mary Irvin
Frances Rourke
6:45 p.m.
Heavy Free Weights
Moving Core, Stretch and Strength
Tony’s Stretch and Chair
Beginning Line Dance
Jolleysteppers
Combo Class and Weights
Turbo Kick Boxing
7:00 p.m.
Yoga Advanced
Vanessa Welch
($5 per class paid to: Ashley Cowgill)
Ashley Cowgill
TuesDAYS
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Gentle Cardio Circuit
Free Weights Shape and Strengthen
Chair Volleyball (Sporting Fun)
Wii Bowling
Sandy Wilson
Marta Durban
Marlin Cheyney
Marlin Cheyney
wednesDAYS
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
5:45 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:45 p.m.
Zumba Gold
Tony’s Stretch and Chair
Core Strength and Stretch
Beginning Line Dance
Silver Sandy Chair, Exercise and Dance
Heavy Free Weights
Beginning Yoga
Turbo Kick Boxing
($5 per class paid to: Ashley Cowgill)
Mary Ervin
Tony Petrella
Marlin Cheyney
Mary Ervin
Sandy Hull
Julie Panzera
Sherri Sobel
Ashley Cowgill
ThursDAYS
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
Total Body Sculpting and Firming
Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen
Chair Volleyball (Sporting Fun)
Tai Chi Balance and Body Awareness
($5 per class paid to: Dr. Hwang)
Ria Bell
Marta Durban
Marlin Cheyney
Dr. Hwang
FriDAYS
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
5:45 p.m.
Total Body Sculpting and Firming
Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen
Therapy Stretch
Heavy Weights
Ria Bell
Marta Durban
Marlin Cheyney
Gayna Gilbert
SaturDAYS
9:00 a.m.
Yoga: All Levels
Vanessa Welch
Special classes
6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
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Square Dancing (first Saturday of every month, $5 at the door)
Downtown Ball Room Dance Club (every Sunday, $5 at the door)
Membership and Activity Fee Required to take above classes. Resident Membership $15 per year, NonResident $25 per year. Activity Fee is for 6 months includes all classes except unless otherwise stated above.
55 years and older activity fee is $30.00/54 years and younger activity fee is $60.00
Program Registration Form
Mail or Deliver To: Grandview Parks & Recreation Department, 1515 Goodale Blvd., Columbus, OH 43212
Make Checks Payable To: Grandview Parks and Recreation Department For Registration Information Call: (614) 488-3111
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As a participant in this and any other program of the City of Grandview Heights, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks and I
agree to assume all such risks including any damages resulting from physical injuries, death, loss of services or consortium, loss or damage to property,
or any other loss which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with such programs.
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myself, for my child, all heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, do hereby forever release, waive and relinquish all claims I have or may have as
a result of participating in this and all other programs of the City of Grandview, and its officers, agents, servants, employees and insurers, from any
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Grandview Heights Library Offers Free WiFi in Parks
The Grandview Heights Public
Library, directed by Ryan McDonnell,
and funded with a grant from the
Grandview Public Library Foundation’s
Endowment Fund, has teamed up with
the Parks and Recreation Department
and the City of Grandview Heights
to install free public WiFi at several
Grandview park locations.
In addition to providing a valuable
resource to park visitors, the free WiFi
program supports multiple initiatives,
including: providing greater access
to the library’s growing collection
of digital content; promoting events
sponsored by the Grandview Heights
Library, Parks and Recreation
Department and the City of Grandview
Heights; providing outside working
space for individuals and businesses;
supporting the Grandview Heights
City School District’s 1:1 Computing,
a program providing students in
grades 9–12 with a mobile computing
device; and providing an emergency
communication network for first
responders in the event of a local
disaster.
“The Foundation is thrilled to
support a project that further extends
the reach of the Grandview Library,”
said Foundation Board President
Krista Sturbois. “It seemed like
the next logical step in connecting
the community, and we support it
wholeheartedly.”
“We could not have asked for more
enthusiasm and support for this
project from the City of Grandview
Heights,” Grandview Heights Public
Library Director Ryan McDonnell
said. “It is a terrific example of the
community coming together.”
Free WiFi is currently available at
Pierce Field Park and the Municipal
Pool during regular park hours of
8:00am-10:00pm. Efforts are underway
to bring WiFi online at McKinley Field
and Wyman Woods parks in the next
few weeks. WiFi will become available
at C. Ray Buck Park later in . The Parks
and Recreation Department salutes
the Grandview Heights Public Library
and thanks them and the Library’s
Foundation for this tremendous
extension of their services into our
community!
Gold Sponsors
The Grandview Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank the following individuals and
businesses for providing a minimum of $250.00 to support programs and special events
The Arlington Bank on Grandview
Almost Family & Care Tenders
American Bottling Co.
Arlingworth
Blitz 99.7
Car2Go
CareTenders
Darby Glenn
Destination Grandview
Downtown Dance Club
Front Runner on Lane
GBSA
The Gingersnaps
Grandview Area Chamber
Grandview Arts Council
Grandview Civic Welfare Assoc.
Grandview Fire Dept.
Home Care Concierge
Interstate Batteries
Leanne Nathaniel
Mayfair Village
Kim Maupin
MembersFirst Pathways
Credit Union
MediGold
Mill Run Gardens
Nationwide Children’s
Sports Medicine
PDS Planning
Christine Pryor
Right At Home
Scioto Community
Southland Hearing
Starbucks on 5th Ave.
Title Boxing
Transamerica
Walgreens on 5th Ave.
Whetstone Gardens &
Care Center
Whole Foods
Building A Future Fund
For Our Kids, Our Neighbors, Our Community
It’s easy to do! Just enter the amount you wish to donate
on the front of this form and check the appropriate box below.
I wish to donate $___________________ to the fund below:
q Pierce Field Fund
q Wyman Woods Park Fund
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q McKinley Field Fund
q Buck Park Fund
q Grandview Center Building Fund
q Municipal Pool Fund
All donations will go into the specified fund of your choice.
Those monies can only be used for improvements at that designated park or facility.
No refunds on donations.
Grandview Heights Pool Information
Pool Opening
The Grandview Municipal Pool will
officially open Saturday, May 28, 2016
at 1:00 p.m.
Membership Registration
Registration begins March 8, 2016.
• All applications must be processed
at Grandview Parks & Recreation
Department, located at 1515 Goodale
Blvd. (Not at the Municipal Pool).
• To receive first priority and resident
rates individuals must reside in
Grandview Heights and/or Marble
Cliff.
• Proof of residency such as valid
driver’s license, photo ID card, or
utility bill will be required at time of
registration.
• Property owners not residing in
Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff
do not qualify for resident rates.
• Individuals residing outside
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff
will be charged non-resident rates.
• Applications sent through the mail
must be postmarked no later than
April 22, 2016 to take advantage of
special discount rates.
Membership Pass Pick-Up
• Passes for applications received on
or before April 15 may be picked up
at Grandview Parks & Recreation
Department beginning May 9. Passes
for applications received after April
15 must be picked-up at the pool.
• All mailed-in applications will be
asked for proof of residency (Valid
drivers license, photo ID card or
utility bill) when picking-up your
membership pass at the Grandview
Parks & Recreation Department or at
the Grandview Municipal Pool.
Pool Rules & Regulations
• The Grandview Municipal Pool is a
smoke-free facility.
• All persons entering the pool must
present their membership passes
at the front desk or pay the daily
admission fee. Please be aware
that the rates will not be prorated
even though the daily door price
was paid prior to the purchase of a
membership.
• Pool management reserves the
right to modify dates and hours of
operation due to inclement weather,
low attendance, pool maintenance or
staff issues. There will be no refund
of membership fees if dates and
hours of operation are modified.
• Infants, toddlers or any others who
may possibly have an accident in the
pool are required to wear a swim
diaper and a swim suit.
• The management reserves the right
to alter, add or delete any programs
due to staff availability, weather
conditions and/or successful
registration.
Pool Hours
5/28 (Opening Day) 1:00–9:00 p.m.
5/29
11:00–9:00 p.m.
5/30 (Memorial Day)11:00–8:00 p.m.
5/31–7/2
11:00–9:00 p.m.
7/3–7/4
11:00–7:00 p.m.
7/5–7/31
11:00–9:00 p.m.
8/1–8/14
11:00–8:00 p.m.
Open public swimming, including
lap swimming, will be restricted to
certain parts of the pool due to Swim
Meets and Monday night swim lessons,
as well as other programming. Deep
end of pool will not be available until
approximately 12:45 a.m. on Gator
Swim Team practice days during the
week. Specific dates and times will be
posted at the pool.
Pool Concession Stand
Cool off with a cold drink or frozen
treat at the pool concession stand.
Enjoy a break from the pool with any
number of snacks and goodies.
Hours may vary based on weather,
pool attendance, and Grandview
Gators Swim Team events.
Membership Rates
Early Bird Discount
Before April 22
Resident
Discount Non Resident
Single
$55.00
$110.00
Family of 2 $95.00
$175.00
Family of 3 $120.00 $210.00
Family of 4 $140.00 $240.00
Family of 5 $155.00 $270.00
Family of 6 $175.00 $300.00
Regular Season Rate
After April 22
Resident
Single
$70.00 $125.00
Family of 2 $110.00 $190.00
Family of 3 $140.00 $230.00
Family of 4 $155.00 $255.00
Family of 5 $175.00 $290.00
Family of 6 $190.00 $310.00
For each additional family member
exceeding 6, an additional $20.00 will
be charged. Family membership is
considered to be immediate family
(parent(s) and unmarried children
under the age of 21), living in the same
household.
Children age 2 and under are free
and are not included in the cost of
a family membership, although we
do require their names and ages
to be included on the application.
Children age 8 and under may apply
for a single membership at the regular
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membership rate, if the application
is signed by the parent or guardian.
All children age 8 and under must be
supervised by a parent or guardian
while at the Grandview Pool.
Our daily door prices are $6.00 for
adults, $3.00 for children 3 to 8 years
of age while infants 2 years of age and
under are free. After 7:00 p.m. daily
rates are reduced to $3.00 adults, $1.00
children.
Pool Rental Rates
The Grandview Pool is available for
after-hour pool rentals, from
9:00 p.m.–10:45 p.m. in June & July and
8:00 p.m.–9:45 p.m. in August. Residents
of Grandview/Marble Cliff may rent the
pool for $300.00, while non-residents
and non-members may rent the pool
for $500.00. For more information
and rental regulations please call the
Grandview Pool at 486-0132.
Marble Cliff Memberships
Memberships paid for by the
residents directly to the Parks and
Recreation Department. All resident
rates, early discount rates and other
fees for Grandview Residents apply
to Marble Cliff residents. Marble
Cliff residents may pick-up pool
membership applications at the
Grandview Parks and Recreation
Department or Marble Cliff Village
Hall.
Passes for applications received on
or before April 15 can be picked-up
at Grandview Parks and Recreation
beginning May 11. For applications
received after April 15, passes must be
picked-up at the pool. Identification is
required when picking-up passes.
Senior Citizen and
Disability Rates
Special rates are available for senior
citizens (55 years of age or older)
and persons with a disability. To be
eligible for the senior citizen rate, the
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applicant’s age should be specified on
the application form. Persons with a
disability must show proof of disability
when applying for a membership.
Early Bird Discount
Before April 22
Resident
Individual $40.00
$65.00
Couple
$85.00
$55.00 Regular Season Rate
After April 22
Resident
Individual $45.00 90.00
Couple $60.00 $105.00
Lost Passes
Replacement passes are available at
the Parks & Recreation office for $5.00.
No one will be admitted to the pool
without a pass!
Lap Swimming
Evening lap swimming times will be
available again this summer. During
lap swim the diving boards will be
closed. Please check schedule at the
pool for lap swim times.
Senior Swim
Senior Citizens age 55 and older will
be permitted to swim at the pool on
Saturdays from 10:00–10:45 a.m. at no
cost, providing there is not a swim team
meet. Seniors must exit the pool at 10:45
a.m. and pay to re-enter after 11:00 a.m.
or show your membership card.
Grandview Gator Swim Team
The Grandview Gator Swim and
Dive Teams practice at the Grandview
Heights Municipal Pool. Gator
swimmers and divers must compete in
a minimum of 2 swim or dive meets
during the 2016 season. All Gator
parents are required to volunteer
a minimum of 2 meets during the
season. There will be a mandatory
parent meeting on April 6 at 7 p.m. in
the W. W. Williams Shelter at Wyman
Woods. A swim suit fitting will be held
on April 14 from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
at the Wyman Woods Shelter as well.
Watch the Gators’ website,
www.grandviewgators.com for more
details.
Location: Municipal Pool, 1350
Goodale Boulevard for
practices
Fee: $90 for swimming or
diving plus membership
to the Grandview Heights
Municipal Pool
Registration Opening and Closing Dates:
March 1
Registration opens for returning
swimmers and divers 9 years and up.
April 4
Registration opens for new swimmers
and divers 9 years and up. Registration
for new 8 years and under swimmers
or divers will be after try-outs (TBA).
May 13
Registration for swimming and diving
closes
May 20
Last day for swimming or diving
refunds
Swim and Dive Championships
Dates:
July 12
11 years up and Swim Championships
during morning hours. 10 years and
under Swim Championships during
the afternoon.
July 13
Dive Championships in the morning
Swim Lessons
Evening Session—Monday Nights
June 6 through August 8
Registration: Saturday, June 4
Lesson Time: 6:00 p.m. or 6:30 p.m.
Three morning sessions of youth
swim lessons will be offered this
summer. Each 2-week session will
run Monday through Thursday. We
will also offer Monday evening swim
lessons on eight consecutive Monday
nights.
Morning Session I Weekdays
June 6 through June 16
Lesson Time: 9:30 a.m., 10:05 a.m.
and 10:40 a.m.
Members must present pool
membership cards when registering
for lessons.
Registration:Grandview Parks & Rec.
Dept.
Location: 1515 Goodale Blvd.
Age:
4 years and up
Time: Members Only
1:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
Non-Members
1:30 p.m.–1:45 p.m.
Fee:
$35.00 Members
$50.00 Non Members
Morning Session II Weekdays
July 5 through July 15
Lesson Time:9:30 a.m., 10:05 a.m.
and 10:40 a.m.
Morning Session III Weekdays
July 18 through July 28
Registration: Saturday, July 16
Lesson Time: 9:30 a.m., 10:05 a.m.
and 10:40 a.m.
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Grandview Heights Municipal Pool
Season Pass Registration
Mail or Deliver To: Grandview Parks & Recreation Department, 1515 Goodale Blvd., Columbus, OH 43212
Make Checks Payable To: Grandview Parks and Recreation Department
For Registration Information Call: (614) 488-3111
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We only accept Debit/Credit from Visa, MasterCard and Discover, checks made Payable to G.P.R.D. or cash.
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Release Of All Claims And Promise Not To Sue
As a participant in this and any other program of the City of
Grandview Heights, I recognize and acknowledge that there are
certain risks and I agree to assume all such risks including any
damages resulting from physical injuries, death, loss of services or
consortium, loss or damage to property, or any other loss which
I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities
connected with or associated with such programs.
In consideration of the City of Grandview Heights accepting me
or my child’s registration, and with the intent to be legally bound, I
hereby, for myself, for my child, all heirs, executors, administrators,
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and assigns, do hereby forever release, waive and relinquish all
claims I have or may have as a result of participating in this and all
other programs of the City of Grandview, and its officers, agents,
servants, employees and insurers, from any and all liabilities,
claims, demands, actions or causes of action resulting from
physical injuries, including death, loss of services or consortium,
loss or damage to property, or any other loss which I may have
or my child may have, or which may accrue to me on account
of my participation in this and all other programs of the City of
Grandview Heights.
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Signature of Participant, Parent or Guardian*
*If participant is under age 18, the registration form must be signed by parent or guardian.
Grandview Center Services
Grandview Center
All adults over the age of 18 are
welcomed to become a supporter of the
Center through membership! Located
at 1515 Goodale Blvd., the Center is
open Monday through Friday 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with some evening
activities. To become a member visit
the Center and realize the many
benefits of membership by filling-out a
form and paying a small fee.
1515 Goodale Blvd.
Time:
Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Fee:
$15.00 Resident Discount
Per Person
$25.00 Non-Resident Per
Person
Please note: Any new Center members
wishing to take dance classes must
purchase a 6 month pass and join Center.
Center Services
Massage
Fridays, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. by
Michelle Tuner. Fee: $20 per half hour
please call center to sign up.
Reflexology
Mondays, 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon, by
Sandra. Helps with circulation of the
legs and feet! Fee: $20 per half hour.
Please call center to sign up.
Weight Watchers of Central Ohio
Meets every Thursday at 5:00 p.m. at
Grandview Center. Come to center to
sign up.
MediGold Consultant
Kurt will be here on the fourth
Thursday of every month to answer
questions on MediGold in connection
with Medicare choices.
Blood Pressure Checks
Starting in March, Nurse Aimee from
Glenwood Special Care Community,
will be here on the last Tuesday of each
month from 8:30 am to 9:30 am. to
administer blood pressure checks.
Center Activities
GV Center Volunteer Clubs—
New Time and Day
Meets the first Wednesday of each
month by the kitchen at 12:00 noon.
We will have homemade soup as we
talk about 2016 events!
Women’s Book Club
Meets the first Tuesday of every month
at the MCL restaurant in the Kingsdale
Shopping. Center at 11:45 a.m. Have
lunch and discuss the best books of the
year! For more information contact Barb
Parmalee at (614) 486-4027.
Art Club/Class
Meets every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.–
12:00 noon in the Center. For more
information contact leader Kathy
Roessler at (614) 598-5369.
Chair Volleyball Group
Meets every Tuesday and Thursday at
10:00 a.m. at the Center for energizing
fun! No Fee.
Game Schedule:
Thursday, February 18 – Grandview
Plays at Prarie Center at 1:00 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22 – Prairie plays at
Grandview at 1:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 21 – Grandview Plays
at Prairie Center at 1:00 p.m.
Tuesday, May 31 – Prairie plays at
Thursday, June 23 – Worthington at
Thursday, July 21 – Grandview at
Prairie Center at 1:00 p.m.
Euchre Card Group
Date:
Thursday nights
6:30–9:30 p.m.
doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Fee:
$ .50 per person, per night.
Wii Bowling Group
Meets every Tuesday and Thursday at
11:00 a.m. in the Center lobby, learn
new skills for bowling.
Downtown Dance Club
This dance group meets on Sundays at
6:30 p.m. at the Grandview Center, 1515
Goodale Blvd. Pay $5.00 at the door for
members and $7.00 for non-members.
Instructed by Mary Lou Wright. Please
call the Grandview Center for more
information at (614) 488-3111.
The 2 Ed’s Square Dancing Club
Meets the first Saturday of the month in
the Center at 6:30 p.m.
Most Valuable Senior Player Award Sponsors
The Grandview Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank
the following for Sponsorship and Donations for Special Events
and Grandview Center Activities
Accountable Home Care
Aladdin’s Grandview
Almost Family
Home Care
Amity Interim Health
Anchor Home Health
A Place for Mom
Arlingworth Home Care
Banner Metals
CareTenders
Comfort Keepers
Crown Point
Dairy Queen Fifth Avenue
Darby Glenn
Dublin Retirement
Village
Forest Hills Center
The Forum
Glenwood Special Care
Go Fitness
Griswold Special Services
Guardian Medical
Heartland
Home Helpers
Home Instead
Interim Health
La Scala
Laurels of Hilliard
Mayfair Village
MediGold
Mill Run Gardens
Noodles & Company
Old Bag of Nails
Parr Peterson Co.
Right At Home
Scioto Community
Senior Independence
St. Joseph’s Hospice
Traditions at Mill Run
Wesley Glenn
Westminister-Thurber
Whetstone Gardens
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Grandview Center Luncheons
March Events
Book Club at MCL
Date:
Tuesday, March 1
Meeting there transportation and
Lunch on your own.
Volunteer Club Soup Lunch
Date:
Wednesday, March 2
Time:
12:00 noon
Lunch, Tour and Bingo at Mayfair
Date:
Friday, March 4
Depart: 11:30 a.m., return at 2:00
p.m.
Fee:
$3.00, tour, lunch and bingo free
Lunch at the Center
Sponsored by Sr. Independence
Date:
Monday, March 7
Time:
12:00 noon
Fee:
Free, must be signed up to
attend
Lunch at Montgomery Inn
Date:
Friday, March 11
Depart: 10:30 am, return at 1:30 pm
Fee:
$3.00, lunch on your own
St Patrick’s Day Lunch at Center
Sponsored by Whetstone Gardens
Date:
Friday, March 18
Time:
12:00 noon
Fee:
Free Lunch
Lunch at Columbus Fish Market
Date:
Friday, March 25
Fee:
April Events
Lunch at Dublin Retirement Village
Date:
Friday, April 1
Fee:
$3.00, lunch is free
Lunch at Center
Free Lunch and Speaker
Date:
Monday, April 4
Time:
12:00 noon
Fee:
Free, must sign up to attend
Date:
Wednesday, April 6
Time:
12:00 noon
Lunch at Benihana in Polaris Mall
Date:
Friday, April 8
Fee:
$3.00, lunch and shopping
on your own
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Lunch at PF Changs and Tour at Glenwood Care Center
Date:
Friday, April 15
Fee:
$3.00, lunch on your own,
tour is free
Lunch at Dublin Retirement Village
Speaker on Australia
Date:
Friday, April 22
Fee:
$3.00, lunch is free
Lunch at Chili’s Bar & Grill
Date:
Friday, April 29
Fee:
May Events
Lunch at the Center
Sponsored by Care Tenders
Date:
Monday, May 2
Time:
12:00 noon
Fee:
Date:
Wednesday, May 4
Time:
12:00 noon
Lunch at Polaris Grill
Date:
Friday, May 6
Fee:
Lunch at Mozart’s Café
Date:
Friday, May 13
Fee:
Lunch at Outback Steakhouse
Date:
Friday, May 20
Fee:
Lunch at Cap City Diner
Date:
Friday, May 27
Fee:
June Events
Date:
Wednesday, June 1
Time:
12:00 noon
Lunch at the Center
Sponsored by Dublin Retirement Center
Speaker Topic: Fall Prevention
Date:
Friday, June 3
Time:
12:00 noon
Fee:
Lunch & Pokeno at Mill Run Gardens
Date:
Friday, June 10
Fee:
$3.00, lunch and pokeno free
Lunch at J Liu’s Worthington
Date:
Friday, June 24
Fee:
July Events
Date:
Wednesday, July 6
Time:
12:00 noon
Lunch at Mimi’s Café
Date:
Friday, July 8
Fee:
Lunch at Brazenhead
Date:
Friday, July 15
Date:
10:30 am, return at 2:30 pm
Fee:
Hawaiian Dance
Date:
Wednesday, July 20
Time:
6:00 pm
Fee:
$3.00 at the door
Lunch at Hudson 29
Date:
Friday, July 22
Fee:
Lunch at Oscar’s
Date:
Friday, July 29
Fee:
August Events
Date:
Wednesday, August 3
Time:
12:00 noon
Lunch at the Center
Sponsored by Dublin Retirement Center
Speaker on Senior Housing 101
Date:
Friday, August 5
Time:
12:00 noon
Fee:
Lunch at Mellow Mushroom
Date:
Friday, August 12
Fee:
Wallace Gardens and McKinley Field Improvements
The City of Grandview Heights
was approached in 2015 by a possible
donor, interested in helping with
improvements to the Wallace Gardens
property. The city began exploring
the possibilities, along with POD
Design, shortly thereafter. A public
engagement meeting to solicit feedback
and ideas on the early concepts was
held on September 17th, 2015. By
then, the design began to encompass
portions of McKinley Field Park as
well. In early 2016, it was determined
that the gardens design should
also include a Goodale Boulevard/
Grandview Avenue intersection
component, a “Gateway” design. As
of the time of this writing, public
meetings have been scheduled for
February 11th and March 10th, during
Parks Advisory Board meetings, and
in concert with members of the city’s
“Character Framework for Community
Investment” study committee. It is
expected that a more detailed plan will
be available for public review by the
March 10th meeting.
The conceptual plan for Wallace
Gardens and McKinley Field includes
several new features:
• An open air pavilion, possibly
a gazebo, on the east side of the
plots. This pavilion would create a
shaded spot for gardeners to relax,
a place to enjoy lunch, a place for
weddings, or a space for more formal
programming, which could include
a Farmer’s Market, community
theatre, or musical performances.
The pavilion would be supported
by an area just to its south of a
permeable brick plaza, which could
be further space used for a market,
staging area for other programming,
or even parking. To its north and
east there would be a terraced
amphitheater-style lawn built into
the hillside. This seating/terraced
area could be further enhanced with
stone or concrete retaining walls. A
pedestrian walk that could also act
as a one way loading drive would
connect the permeable plaza area to
the entrance driveway.
• On the south side of the garden plots,
we propose a permeable brick drive
aisle and turn-around associated
with a grass paver parking bay.
This would permit additional and
improved parking opportunities for
the gardens, as well as for over-flow
parking for adjacent McKinley Field.
• A City of Grandview Heights
gateway feature would be
constructed at the northeast corner
of the property (the southwest
corner of the Goodale Boulevard/
Grandview Avenue intersection).
This feature could be pergola-like.
It could also define the entrance
into the Gardens. This same design
could be repeated or complimented
on the NE (Wyman Woods) corner
and SE (Grandview Center) corner to
complete a “gateway” look.
• Additional pedestrian walkways
that not only provide beautiful views
of Wallace Gardens but also provide
connectivity between the gardens
and McKinley Field and other nearby
civic spaces.
• Signage, possibly mounted on a
stone or other natural material
wall, which would not only identify
donors to the project, but could also
interpret the history and meaning of
the Wallace Gardens property.
• An updated McKinley Field shelter,
which would include new exterior
materials to reflect recent design at
Pierce Field and Wyman Woods
• Bocce courts
• A “Nature Play” area, based on
heavy timber, boulders, vegetation
and primarily other natural elements
• Other proposed amenities include
an educational historical timeline
of Grandview Heights and park
lighting.
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Community Information
Watch for the City’s Updated Website in April
We invite you to visit the City’s
website at www.grandviewheights.
org. You will find interesting and
helpful information for each of the
city’s departments including contact
information, hours of operation,
key areas of responsibility as well as
program descriptions, forms, permits
and other documents. From the Parks
and Recreation page, you can view
a complete copy of this semi-annual
program guide.
That’s only the beginning of what
is offered: there is a community
calendar highlighting upcoming
special events and meetings, and links
to multiple community partners like
the Grandview City Schools, Public
Library, Chamber of Commerce,
Historical Society and the Education
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Foundation. Visitors to the City’s
website can also view City Council
agendas and meeting minutes, apply
for a city job, or browse any of the city’s
codified ordinances.
There’s still more…select the
Facebook or Twitter icons from
the home page to be automatically
notified of city news and happenings.
Report a concern, or go to “e-News
Sign-Up” to be notified via your
mobile phone, tablet or other
device of upcoming events and
meetings. There’s even an “Alert
Center” which will provide you with
emergency information specific to our
community should the need arise. We
encourage all residents to sign-up for
this service. Be sure to visit
www.grandviewheights.org!
Advertise Your Business!
Why advertise in the Grandview
Community Guide? The guide goes out
to all Grandview Heights and Marble
Cliff residences by U.S. mail twice a
year. The brochure is also linked on
our website, which in the past year has
received almost 87,500 visits and 12,540
Parks and Recreation page views. The
Grandview Community Program Guide
is a great opportunity for your company
to advertise in the Tri-Village area. If
you have any questions or would like to
purchase advertising space, contact us
at (614) 488-3111.
Ad Size
Cost
Quarter Page
$250.00/brochure
Half Page
$400.00/brochure
Full Page
$700.00/brochure
Pool Design and
Construction Updates
advertised a Request for Qualifications
in April of 2015 for design firms
interested in designing a new
municipal pool. The RFQ process,
guided by the city’s Parks Advisory
Board, culminated in 7 firms
submitting. The Parks Advisory Board
selected 4 of the firms as finalists and
conducted interviews with them.
From the interviews, the board
recommended that the city hire MSA
Sport architects as the design team.
Two pool design workshops for
the public, conducted by the city and
MSA were held in late 2015 (October
28th and December 9th). MSA also
solicited ideas regarding design and
programming from members of
the city administration, Parks and
Recreation Department staff, and pool
staff. The community was also invited
to email design preferences to the parks
department directly. The December
9th workshop was especially wellattended and received. Participants
were divided into groups and provided
with “playing cards” which represented
available pool amenities. The cards
also had values for relative costs and
space requirements, and each group
kept a scoresheet to stay within space
and budget restrictions as they made
their selections. There were consistent
and helpful reports from each of the
6 groups who worked on the project,
indicating a desire for substantial
“open water” space, both 1-meter
and 3-meter diving boards, a slide,
a separate “tot” pool, a concession
stand, and for a new building that
could be relocated for better use of
the space, that would never-the-less
pay tribute to the current building
through design and materials. Other
concepts receiving substantial interest
were zero-depth entry, a climbing wall,
shade trees and night lighting.
The city also began pursuit of
a “construction manager at risk”
firm that would be paired with the
architect so that the pool could be
built via the CMaR model: rather
than the traditional “design/bid/
build” concept, the architect and
construction manager create a team
early in the design process to promote
their working together. Having the CM
available during the design typically
insures a project with fewer change
orders, a quicker construction period,
and reduced cost during construction.
The CMaR becomes responsible for
bidding out sub-contractor work,
and can select the subs on their
qualifications. The CMaR is also
responsible for offering the owner a
“guaranteed maximum price.” After
advertising a Request for Proposals in
November of 2015, the city received
5 submissions and in early January
of 2016, the Parks Advisory Board
selected 4 of the 5 submitting CMaR
firms for an interview. After the
interviews, the board recommended
the selection of Corna-Kokosing as the
CMaR. At the time of this writing, we
are completing contract details with
Corna-Kokosing and preparing to get
them working directly with MSA prior
to the next and final public pool design
workshop.
The design workshop remains TBA
at this time, but is expected to be in
late February or early March. Watch
the Tri-Village News and the city’s
website (www.grandviewheights.org)
for further updates.
The 2016 pool season will end
on Sunday, August 14th, just as the
Grandview schools prepare to re-open, to
allow a few extra weeks to complete the
work on a new pool facility. Demolition
of the existing facility and construction
of the new pool will begin shortly
thereafter. We look forward to a new
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Grandview Urban Forestry
is fortunate to have a beautiful
and diversified urban forest. Tree
maintenance has been part of
Grandview for many years and
is regulated by ordinance. Public
trees are an asset from which we
all benefit. They provide many
economic, environmental and social
benefits in addition to improving
the overall image and appearance
of the city. The majority of trees
between the sidewalk and curb are
public trees although this may vary.
Our tree program covers all
aspects of urban tree care. We
conduct inspections on a yearly
basis to locate clearance problems
(i.e. limbs blocking traffic signage,
lighting, walks or street right-ofway), hazards, as well as future
planting sites. The majority of the
work is performed during the winter
months, with the remainder being
completed during the summer. Any
trees removed during this process
are replaced the following fall.
Most work is performed after
notification with the exception of
some clearance issues. Any resident
wishing to maintain a city tree or
excavate on public right-of-way
adjacent to a tree must first contact
the city arborist (Ordinance 921.07).
Any special requests or concerns
should be forwarded to the Parks
and Recreation office. Tree removals,
pruning and plantings on city right-
of-way are done at no charge.
Each year we have a tree sale
where trees can be purchased for
public or private property. Any
trees intended for the public rightof-way must be pre-approved.
Permits are available at no cost,
at the Parks and Recreation
Office and must be submitted and
approved prior to planting. This
allows us to suggest proper plant
selection, and to avoid future
tree and utility conflicts. Trees
can also be purchased as a way of
memorializing a person or event.
The City of Grandview Heights has
been a Tree City USA for 32 years
and looks forward to continuing this
tradition of excellence.
Emerald Ash Borer
Activity Has Peaked
in Grandview
Bricker & Eckler LLP
Serving as Grandview Heights’
City Attorney and continuing to
place our clients and the
communities we serve first.
The seasons may change,
but we are here to serve,
year-round.
If you have not been treating your Ash tree it
is time for removal. The majority of untreated
Ash trees will be dead or dying in 2016. Please
remember that removing trees before they
are completely dead can be much safer and
cheaper to remove. Always get multiple quotes
on tree work and removal, as prices can vary
widely. Contact Mike McKee, our city arborist, at
(614) 481-6201 for more information.
Gypsy Moth is here as well! Ohio Department
of Agriculture will be spraying from air planes
sometime in May depending on weather. More
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100 South Third Street
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information can be found at:
www.agri.ohio.gov/divs/plant/gypsy-index.aspx
Grandview Parks Information
Shelter House
Reservations
Shelter houses are ideal for such
gatherings as family reunions,
company picnics, club meetings and
receptions.
W. W. Williams Shelter at Wyman Woods
Available: April 1–October 31
Resident Rate:
Sunday–Thursday: $120.00
Friday and Saturday: $240.00
Non-resident Rate:
Sunday–Thursday: $200.00
Friday and Saturday: $400.00
Reservations are for a maximum of 8
hours, to include no more than 5 hours
for your event and up to 3 additional
hours for set-up and clean-up. There
are 144 chairs available along with 18
60"-round tables. A small kitchenette
area with sink, small refrigerator and
microwave is available.
An Alcohol Use Permit is available
for the W. W. Williams Shelter, for an
additional $250 permit fee. Please call
Parks and Recreation for more details.
McKinley Field Shelter Available: Through August 15, 2016
Resident Rate: $60.00
Non-resident Rate: $240.00
Reservations are for a maximum of 8
hours, to include no more than 5 hours
for your event and up to 3 additional
hours for set-up and clean-up. There
are 24 chairs and eight 6-foot-long
rectangular-shaped tables available at
McKinley Field. A small kitchenette
area with a sink, small refrigerator and
microwave is available.
Contact the Parks and Recreation
Department for a complete list of rules
and regulations regarding the use of
either shelter, or to check availability.
Proof of residency is required.
There is a limit of no more than two
reservations at one time in a 30 day
period per household, business or
group, unless approved by the Parks
and Recreation Department director.
Refund Schedule: Cancellations must
be made by contacting the Parks and
Recreation Offices. A refund (less a
5% administrative fee) shall be issued
when the cancellation is made 90 or
more days prior to the reservation date.
A 50% refund shall be issued when the
cancellation is made 30-89 days prior to
the reservation date. No refund will be
made when the cancellation is less than
30 days prior to the reservation date.
Street Tree Sale
The Parks & Recreation Department,
in conjunction with the Landscape
Advisory Board, is offering a Fall
Tree Sale. Tree orders will be taken
from August 15 through September
16, 2016. Both shade and ornamental
varieties will be offered. The trees will
be delivered to Grandview and Marble
Cliff residents in early November.
Trees intended for the city right-ofway will be planted by the Grandview
Parks and Recreation Department at
no extra charge. Pricing and selection
details will be available by August 1
at the Grandview Parks & Recreation
Department at (614) 488-3111.
Memorial Tree Sale
Trees may be purchased as a way of
memorializing a person or an event.
A variety of tree species and planting
locations are available within the City
of Grandview Heights. The cost for a
memorial tree varies depending on
caliper and species. Included in this
cost will be planting, registry in the
Memorial Tree Listing and a certificate
honoring the occasion. Please call
Grandview Parks & Recreation
Department at (614) 488-3111 for more
information or to place an order.
Wallace Gardens
Residents of Grandview and Marble
Cliff are invited to garden with us
at Wallace Gardens, located on the
southwest corner of Goodale Blvd. and
Grandview Ave. Two plot sizes (20' x
30' plots are $50.00 and 15' x 20' plots
are $35.00) are offered, although there
may be a waiting list. Call Parks and
Recreation for details at (614) 488-3111.
The park areas adjacent to the plots
will be undergoing renovations after
August 2016, Access to the plots will be
maintained, but some spaces may be
unavailable during construction.
Tennis Court Lighting
Lights at Urlin Courts are available
on April 1–October 31 (weather
permitting). They can be operated
from dusk until 11:00 p.m.
Grandview Skatepark
The Grandview Skatepark is the
place to be if you’re a skateboarder
or in-line skater. There is a variety of
equipment available for all skill levels.
Location: Grandview Municipal Pool
Parking Lot
When: Mid-January through
Mid-May. Due to pool
construction, there will not
be a skatepark in the Fall of
2016.
Park closes at dark, rules and
regulations are posted at the Skatepark
and must be followed for skating
privileges.
Grandview Splash of Color Program
The Grandview Parks & Recreation
Dept., in conjunction with the
Landscape Advisory Board, is soliciting
donors and volunteers to purchase and/
or install colorful annual flowers in our
Grandview Parks and right-of-ways.
Individuals or groups can elect to simply
donate towards the purchase of annuals,
volunteer to plant available annuals,
or both; multiple sites are available.
Volunteers willing to help maintain
flower beds throughout the summer
are also needed. For more information,
contact Mike McKee at (614) 481-6201 or
stop by Parks & Rec. office to register.
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Grandview Service Department
Our Rules and Regulations mandate that no trash cans can be taller than 33" in height.
ALL trash must be bagged and kept dry.
Every can must have a lid.
Below are samples of legal and illegal trash cans.
The cans above are different styles and all are legal as they are not taller than 33”.
Even legal cans can put employees at risk of injury if trash is not bagged, tied and kept dry.
A minimum of 13 gallon trash bags are required. No small plastic grocery bags permitted.
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The two cans above are illegal because they are over 33” tall.
Too tall and oversized cans are not permitted as they put our employees at a
very high risk for injuries. Please do your part to keep your workers safe.
“Special Collection”
City of Grandview Heights Single-Stream Curbside Recycling Program
The following recyclable materials
will be collected for all Grandview
Heights and Marble Cliff residents
on their regular trash day each week.
Recycling collection begins at 7:30
a.m., followed by trash collection at
approximately 9:30 a.m.
Recyclable materials may be placed
in a reusable, 32 gallon container (50
pounds maximum), display a Recycle
Grandview sticker (sticker obtained at
1525 Goodale Blvd.) and placed next
to alley, or if no alley exists, on the tree
lawn curb strip for collection. Tied
plastic trash bags may also be used.
Mark “Recycle” on bag.
Visit www.grandviewheights.org for
more information.
Acceptable
Plastic
Glass
Paper
• Plastic numbers 1–7 only. Rumpke will sort the
acceptable materials
• Labels do not need to be removed
• Please rinse and flatten
• Buckets, tubs, oil/antifreeze
jugs, films or plastic bags
• Clear, brown green and blue glass bottles and jars
in which food products are packaged.
• Please rinse
• Lids
• Window or drinking glass
• Light bulbs
• Broken glass
• Newspapers with glossy inserts*
• Magazines and telephone books
• Brown grocery sacks
• Cereal and juice boxes
• Junk mail
• Pizza boxes and cardboard (broken down)
• Aluminum and bi-metal beverage cans
Cans
Not Acceptable
• Steel food and tin cans
• Please rinse and flatten
• Kleenex
• Paper towels
• Paper plates and cups
• Paint cans
• Coat hangars
• Steel scrap
*For more information on recycling go to rumpkerecycling.com
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Yard Waste
Organic material only, NO plastics.
From April through November, yard
waste, if properly bundled or packaged,
will be picked up on Monday for all
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff
residents. Yard waste shall not be set
out earlier than one (1) hour prior to
sunset on Sunday. Unless otherwise
indicated, bundles or bags of yard
waste shall be placed next to the alley
or if no alley exists, behind curb at the
street.
Tree limbs and shrubbery must be
cut and bundled with biodegradable
twine or string (no wire, plastics or
nylon string). Bundles should be no
larger than 2 feet in diameter, 4 feet
long and weighing no more than 50
pounds per bundle.
All storm damage must be treated
the same as yard waste unless it came
from a public tree. All private brush
which falls on city right-of-way will
be cleared by city crews either by
returning the debris to the property
of origin or by chipping if it would be
more efficient.
Grass, leaves and plant materials
must be placed in biodegradable
paper or other paper bags, not to
exceed 30 gallon capacity (plastic
or biodegradable plastic are not
permitted).
Neither dirt-covered roots
nor soil will be accepted
Residents may use a refuse container
for yard waste. The containers
must display a “Yard Waste” sticker
(obtained by calling (614) 488-4728),
weigh no more than 50 pounds when
full, and should not have limbs stick
out more than 12" above the top of the
container.
From December through March,
yard waste may be dropped off at the
Service Department between 7:30 a.m.
and 3:30 p.m. weekdays.
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Donation Drive and E-Waste Day
The City of Grandview Heights and
Goodwill Columbus will sponsor a
Donation Drive and E-Waste recycling
day on May 7, 2016 from 12:00 noon to
4:00 p.m. at the Service Department,
1525 Goodale Boulevard. Please
enter from Goodale Boulevard onto
Glendale Avenue. Goodwill Columbus
staff will unload items from your car.
You can drop off the following
items for FREE:
• Computers, printers, monitors
• Copiers, scanners, fax machines
• Networking equipment/services
• Ink and toner cartridges
• TVs, cell phones, MP3 players
• DVD/VHS Players, cable boxes
• Records/cassettes/CD’s/DVD’s
• Video game systems & games
• Power adapters/chargers/cords
• Stereo equipment/speakers
• Cameras, audiovisual equipment
• Microwaves, toaster ovens, toasters
• Vacuums, humidifiers, air purifiers
• Christmas lights, string lights
• Lithium ion (rechargeable) batteries
• Also accepted: clothing, linens, books,
dishes, toys, sporting equipment,
fitness equipment, tools and more.
Our last event generated 5,060
pounds of E-waste. That means 5,060
pounds of recyclable items were kept
out of the landfill, saving all of us
money. Goodwill Columbus works to
build independence, quality of life and
work opportunities for individuals
with disabilities and other barriers.
Furniture Items
If you have gently used furniture
items with no stains or rips, donate
them to Furniture Bank for families in
need. Call 614-272-9544 or visit
www.FurnitureBankCOH.org.
Special Needs
If you are elderly and/or physically
disabled, please contact the
Department of Service at (614) 4884728 to make special arrangements for
solid waste pickup.
2016 Street Sweeping
Weather permitting, street sweeping
is tentatively scheduled for early
Spring. The exact dates will be
advertised in the This Week Tri-Village
News.
Your compliance with the “no
parking” signs for street sweeping is
critical to enable the City to remove
debris from the gutters and streets,
which, if allowed to accumulate,
contributes to localized flooding.
Spring Clean Up
The city will collect bulk items
FREE OF CHARGE from May 10–13
for residents of Grandview Heights
and Marble Cliff. Residents with alley
service should place their items next to
the alley, without alley service should
place their items at the curb on your
regular trash day only. To assist the
Service Department, please place small
loose items inside containers for easier
disposal.
No Construction Debris or Soil is Accepted
This is an annual, one week
opportunity to dispose of large,
unwanted items at no charge to you,
so do your spring cleaning early and
take advantage of this opportunity
to keep our community beautiful! If
you have questions, please contact
the Grandview Heights Service
Department at (614) 488-4728.
Springtime and
Stormwater Runoff
Hazardous Household
Materials
As winter months give way to
spring, remember that rainy weather
washes accumulated pollutants from
your property down the storm drains,
directly to our streams and rivers.
Each resident can make a difference by
reducing salt usage on sidewalks and
driveways as much as possible. In the
springtime, consider options that will
limit your use of pesticides, herbicides
and fertilizers while maintaining
your lawn and garden. Remember:
everything washed or thrown into
a storm drain flows directly to our
streams and rivers.
Help protect Ohio’s water resources.
Ensure that only stormwater is
entering our storm system, and become
part of the stormwater pollution
solution in your neighborhood! To
report a water pollution concern or
localized flooding problem, please call
the service director at (614) 481-6208.
For disposal of paint, and other
hazardous household materials
not listed above, please contact the
Solid Waste Authority (SWACO)
at (614) 871-5100 for a schedule of
drop-off locations. S.W.A.C.O. will
not accept: appliances, tires, trash,
propane tanks (over 20 lbs.) asbestos,
needles, medical waste, used oil, car
batteries, household cleaners and
latex paint. Latex paint, when dried,
is not considered hazardous and can
be disposed in your bagged and tied
trash. If the latex paint is not dried,
stabilize it with kitty litter or sawdust
before disposing of in the trash. Visit
www.swaco.org for more information.
Appliance Disposal
The EPA licensed recycler that
the City of Grandview Heights
uses, no longer accepts freezers,
refrigerators, air conditioners or
dehumidifiers.
The City can no longer pick up or
store these items, as we are not
EPA licensed to handle them.
Please contact the following for
disposal:
Central City Auto Parts
1930 McKinley Avenue
614-276-9617
You can drop off all appliances
(including refrigerators) with freon.
There is a $15.00 fee. They do not
pickup.
Columbus Appliance and Parts
2686 Westerville Road
614-279-6416
They take all appliances with freon
free of charge. Drop off is free.
Contact C.A.&P. for pickup pricing.
An additional fee may apply if the
appliance is in the basement or in a
difficult location.
PSC Metals—Joyce
1283 Joyce Avenue
614-299-4175
They will pay for metals and appliances
with freon.
PSC Metals—Columbus
2205 Parsons Avenue
614-443-0518
They will pay for metals and appliances
with freon.
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