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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER May 28, 2021 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council

FROM: Christian Clegg, City Manager CC

SUBJECT: General Information

City administrative offices will be closed Monday, May 31, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. Curbside trash and recycling services will not be affected.

Notable Items

 The City of Bakersfield’s Solid Waste Division will host a pair of pop-up large trash item drop-off events on Saturday, June 5 at Kaiser Permanente Sports Village (9001 Ashe Road) and at 4200 Panorama Drive. City residents are welcome to bring trash items that don’t fit in their tan bins to those locations between 8 a.m. and noon.

Part of Bakersfield's Clean City Initiative – funded by the Public Safety & Vital Services (PSVS) Measure – these events have proved quite popular with the public since launching in January of this year. The last events, held on May 19, collected almost 14 tons of trash items. The Clean City Initiative aims to reduce illegal dumping and debris seen around the City, improving quality of life for our residents and visitors.

 All nine City-maintained spray parks will begin operations this weekend, starting on Saturday, May 29. Hours of operation will be from 1 to 6 p.m. each day, Tuesday through Sunday through Labor Day.

All spray parks will be closed on Mondays as a proactive water conservation effort and to provide staff an opportunity to perform any maintenance needed at the spray General Information May 28, 2021 Page 2

parks. The spray parks will be open on Mondays when there is a holiday observed: May 31 (Memorial Day), July 5 (Independence Day observed) and September 6 (Labor Day).

This change in hours and days of operation is a proactive step to help conserve water following the Governor’s drought declaration in Kern County, but the changes are not mandated by the state. The City also has a number of resources, conservation tips and other information about drought and water savings on our website.

 The widening of College Avenue west of Fairfax Avenue is complete. This follows the completion of the construction of a retaining wall project completed last year on the north side of College along the East Niles Community Services District tank site (before and after below). Public Works Street maintenance crews completed the road widening with support from annual contractors. Once the widening was complete, Streets crews resurfaced the full width of College Avenue from the City limit at the west end near Montello Street to 500 feet east of Fairfax Avenue.

 The popular summer Movies in the Park series returns in June! The Recreation & Parks Department will host free movies at various parks throughout the City each Friday night through July, starting with “Shrek” on June 4 at The Park at River Walk. The movies begin at dusk and families are welcome to bring picnic gear, lawn chairs and snacks.

 I am pleased to inform you that Assistant City Manager Chris Huot has been recommended by the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) Credentialing Advisory Board to receive ICMA Credentialed Manager Candidate status in July. The ICMA Voluntary Credentialing Program recognizes professional local government managers qualified by a combination of education and experience, adherence to high standards of integrity, and an assessed commitment to lifelong learning and professional development. Managers are recognized by ICMA through a peer review credentialing process, and this self-directed program offers an opportunity for interested ICMA members to quantify the unique expertise they bring to their communities. A Credentialed Manager Candidate is a member who has been fully accepted into the program, but is a year or two shy of having enough executive experience to become an ICMA Credentialed Manager. Candidates complete professional development and submit annual reports just like Credentialed Managers, and they are automatically upgraded to Credentialed Manager as soon as they have enough executive experience. Upon confirmation in July, Chris will be among General Information May 28, 2021 Page 3

1,400 out of over 11,000 ICMA members with this designation. Congratulations to Chris!

 A pair of Thomas Roads Improvement Program projects were recognized at the state level this week, earning honors from the California Transportation Foundation Awards (right). The Highway 43-Highway 58 Roundabout project (Parsons Transportation Group) was awarded in the Conventional State Highway Category and the 24th Street Widening project (Parsons Transportation Group; T.Y. Lin International; Griffith Company) was named Local Street Project of the Year. Congrats to all those involved in those projects and thank you for your incredible work improving transportation in Bakersfield!

 The Recreation & Parks Department is offering a beginner’s pickleball clinic at Jastro Park’s courts (2900 Truxtun Avenue) in June. Over four sessions held Tuesday nights starting June 8, participants will learn the fundamentals of the fastest growing game in the country, including how to serve, block and more, as well as strategy and scoring. The deadline for registration is June 4. Registration is online only (search “pickleball”).

Reports

 City Council Agenda Highlights, June 2, 2021.

 Recreation & Parks Department Rapid Response Team report, May 16 – 22, 2021.

 Recreation & Parks Department’s activity brochure, Summer 2021.

Events

 Live Stream Vaccine: The Second Dose, Mento Buru, Dub Seeds, 7 p.m. Friday, May 28. SPECIAL EVENT The City will offer two FREE pop-up bulky item drop-off events!

Saturday, June 5 8 a.m. to noon 4200 Panorama Drive & Kaiser Permanente Sports Village (9001 Ashe Road) Be prepared to unload your items yourself

Help Keep our City Clean!

EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTED/NOT ACCEPTED ITEMS Pop-up Bulky Item Drop-off Events

ACCEPTED NOT ACCPETED  Furniture  Propane tanks  Mattresses  Construction  Box springs materials/debris  Major appliances (including concrete)  Electronics (e-waste:  Any item with TVs, monitors, refrigerant (A/C computers, printers, units, refrigerators, etc.) etc.)  Water heaters  Items weighing more  BBQ grills (no than 300 pounds propane tanks)  Household hazardous waste  Liquid waste  Hazardous materials ###

City Manager’s Office 1600 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93301 661-326-3751 FAX: 661-324-1850

EVENTO ESPECIAL ¡La Ciudad ofrecerá dos eventos para recibir sus artículos grandes GRATIS!

Sábado 5 de junio 8 a.m. al mediodía En los estacionamientos de 4200 Panorama Drive y Kaiser Permanente Sports Village (9001 Ashe Road) Esté preparado para descargar sus artículos usted mismo ¡Ayude a mantener nuestra ciudad limpia!

EJEMPLOS DE ARTÍCULOS ACEPTABLES / NO ACEPTABLES Eventos para recibir artículos grandes

ACEPTABLES NO ACEPTABLES  Muebles  Tanques de  Colchones propano  Somieres  Materiales de  Grandes construcción / electrodomésticos escombros (incluido  Electrónica el hormigón) (desechos  Cualquier artículo electrónicos: con refrigerante televisores, (unidades de A / C, monitores, refrigeradores, etc.) computadoras,  Artículos que pesen impresoras, etc.) más de 300 libras  Calentadores de  Desperdicios agua domésticos  Parrillas para peligrosos barbacoa (sin  Desperdicios líquidos tanques de  Materiales peligrosos propano)

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City Manager’s Office 1600 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93301 661-326-3751 FAX: 661-324-1850

MOVIES IN THE PARK

MOVIES BEGIN AT DUSK EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT IN JUNE & JULY. BRING YOUR PICNIC GEAR, LAWN CHAIRS, BLANKETS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS! SNACKS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE. THESE EVENTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC. PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ASKED TO MAINTAIN 6 FEET SOCIAL DISTANCING FROM OTHER PARTICIPANTS. PLEASE STAY HOME IF YOU HAVE ANY COVID-19 SYMPTOMS.

June 4th June 11th June 18th June 25th River Walk Lowell Jefferson Greystone Ward 4 Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 5

July 2ND July 9th July 16th July 23RD Wilson Silver Creek Mesa Marin River Walk Ward 6 Ward 7 Ward 3 Ward 4 AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS JUNE 2, 2021 COUNCIL MEETING

Based on guidance from the California Governor’s Office and Department of Public Health, as well as the County Health Officer, in order to minimize the potential spread of the COVID-19 virus, the upcoming City Council meeting will have limited public access. Councilmembers may elect to attend remotely and the public may view a live video stream of the meeting at https://bakersfield.novusagenda.com/AgendaPublic/ or through the local government channel (Kern County Television). Detailed Public Participation Instructions are included in the Agenda package, and include opportunities to submit comments via Email, Voicemail or through in-person appearance (social distancing procedures will be in place).

REGULAR MEETING – 3:30 p.m. - CANCELLED

SPECIAL MEETING – 4:30 p.m.

CLOSED SESSION

• Item 4a. Public Employee Performance Evaluation (All Wards)

REGULAR MEETING – 5:15 p.m.

CONSENT CALENDAR – PUBLIC SAFETY/VITAL SERVICES MEASURE

• Item 8aj. Bakersfield Homeless Center (BHC) Clean City Team for Kern River Parkway (All Wards) The Clean City Initiative is a multi-pronged program aimed at reducing the amount of litter, debris and illegal dumping throughout the City, improving the quality of life for residents and visitors. This program currently includes the deployment of six teams providing enhanced litter abatement activities and the establishment of regular bulky waste collection events for the community. This specific item is related to the litter abatement component of the program. The Bakersfield Homeless Center provides four teams of BHC clients and supervisors that deploy citywide to remove litter, debris and bulky items generally in response to requests made via the Bakersfield Mobile app and respond to “hot-spot” priority locations. At this time, staff is recommending the City Council approve the addition of one additional team to focus exclusively on the viewshed and ancillary greenspaces along the Kern River Parkway Multi- Use path. An amendment to the original agreement with BHC is needed to add an additional crew and increase compensation by $140,000 for a revised not to exceed amount of $827,000.

CONSENT CALENDAR – PUBLIC HEARINGS

• Item 9c. Renaissance at Baker Affordable Housing Project (Ward 2) The Housing Authority of the County of Kern (HACK) and Cesar Chavez Foundation (CCF) desire to develop a mixed-use complex at 1001 Baker Street. HACK and CCF are requesting $1,350,000 in HOME Investment Partnership (HOME), $1,800,000 in Public Safety and Vital Services (PSVS) funds, and a $320,000 loan for the purchase of the property to help finance the development of an 85-unit mixed-use complex. The complex will be restricted for occupancy by households making less than 60% of the area median income, while 43 units will be restricted to households making 30% of the area median income. The total cost of construction is estimated to be $32,319,000, while the total project is estimated to be $44,728,542. The applicants are requesting local funds be committed to support the project's construction cost and proposing that the City enter into an option agreement to sell the property to the developer team upon securing all financing needed to develop the project.

HEARINGS

• Item 10b. Domestic Water Quantity Rates (Wards 2-7) Staff is proposing a rate increase for users within the City's Domestic Water Service Area for the first time in over 4 years. Staff is proposing to increase quantity rates, readiness to serve charge and the private fire protection service charge by 4%. The specific dollar increase to each user is variable depending on the size of water meter installed at a specific property and actual water usage. The rate increase would represent an average monthly water bill increase from $41.98 to $43.56. If approved, the City’s water rates will continue to be the lowest in the metropolitan area. This item will be continued to the next City Council meeting.

• Item 10d. Fiscal Year 2021-22 Operating and Capital Improvement Program Budgets (All Wards) Each year, a public hearing is required to receive public comment prior to adoption of the budget. The Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget is proposed at $684,627,646, which is comprised of a $582,350,640 operating budget and a $102,277,006 capital improvement budget. Final adoption of the budget is scheduled for June 16, 2021.

REPORTS

• Item 11a. Progress at Brundage Lane Navigation Center (All Wards) The Brundage Lane Navigation Center operator Mercy House will present a Quarterly Update on activities at the Brundage Lane Navigation Center which opened in October of 2020.

• Item 11b. Bakersfield Kern Regional Homeless Collaborative Presentation (All Wards) The Bakersfield Kern Regional Homeless Collaborative will present a Quarterly Update to the City Council on progress toward addressing homelessness in the City of Bakersfield.

Approved: Chris Huot, Assistant City Manager cc: Department Heads CH City Manager’s File Prepared: Anthony Valdez, Administrative Analyst III City Clerk’s File

News Media File RRT Weekly Report

For the week of 5/16/2021-5/22/2021

City Council and/or Public Requests • Mt. Vista Dr. & Panama Ln. – irrigation pedestal and backflow device relocation. City Source Requests • None

Projects Completed by RRT 1. San Miguel Grove/Bike Path (bollard modification)

• 5/16/2021-The RRT made modifications to new bollards to resolve an issue with emergency vehicles damaging existing bollards while accessing the bike path. • 5/17/2021- The RRT removed and installed additional bollards at the bike path entrance. • 5/18/2021- The existing damaged bollards were removed and replaced with the new modified bollards.

2. Beale Park Amphitheater (fire damage repairs/re-painting)

• The RRT prepped and re-painted the north side of the amphitheater that was damaged due to vandalism by a homeless encampment fire. • Work began and was completed on 5/17/2021. 3. 1606 California Ave. (encampment clean-up)

• The RRT assisted Code Enforcement with the clean-up and removal of illegal encampments located on the northeast corner of 1606 California Ave. • Three large encampment sites were addressed. • Trash loads were placed inside roll-off trash bins which were provided by Solid Waste Department. • Work began on 5/19/2021 and was completed on 5/22/2021. 4. Mt. Vista and Panama Lane (irrigation relocation)

• The RRT re-located the existing 2” backflow device along with the irrigation controller pedestal on the west side, due to objects being used to gain access over block wall by vandals into adjacent residential properties. • Work began on 5/20/2021 thru 5/22/2021 and will continue on the work week of 5/26/2021.

Miscellaneous 1. San Miguel Grove (mobile security camera) • 5/17/21 – The RRT set-up the mobile security camera unit at San Miguel Grove to monitor the entrance and parking lot areas. • The mobile camera unit will be setup each morning when the park opens and removed prior to the end of the shift and taken back to the Corp Yard. 2. Jastro Park (new trash enclosure cover) • The RRT continued to work on fabricating and installing the new trash enclosure cover. 3. Patriots Park (parking lot rehabilitation) • 5/20/2021-The RRT monitored and secured the newly poured concrete sidewalk areas in the south parking lot, as part of the parking lot rehabilitation project. • 5/21/2021- The RRT monitored and secured the newly poured concrete sidewalk areas in the north and south parking lots, as part of the parking lot rehabilitation project.

Ongoing Projects

1. Greystone Park (trash enclosure modification) • The RRT will schedule fabrication and installation of a new cover on the existing trash enclosure. 2. McMurtrey Aquatics Center (wrought iron fence modification) • The RRT will schedule wrought iron fence modification on west side concession area to prevent illegal entry. 3. Jastro Park (new trash enclosure) • The RRT will schedule fabrication and installation of a security cover for the new trash enclosure. 4. Beale Park (new trash enclosure) • The RRT will schedule fabrication and installation of a security cover for the new trash enclosure.

Weekly Data:

Assignment Misc. Weight Approx. Locations Job Description Date Man Hours Equip/Hours Cost lbs. San Miguel 5/16/2021 20 20 $0 Remove and Replace Bollards 0 Grove 5/18/2021 4 2 $0 Beale Park Paint Amphitheater (vandalism) 5/17/2021 40 40 $1167.57 0 Bike Path Bollard Installation 5/18/2021 13.5 8.5 $0 0 Corp Yard Paint Horse Rails 5/19/2021 8 4 $404.87 0 1606 California 5/19/2021 56 48 0 0 Encampment Clean-up Ave 5/22/2021 5 5 0 0 Jastro Park New Trash Enclosure Cover 5/19/2021 20 15 $34.30 0 5/20/2021 15 7.5 0 0 Patriots Park Monitor New Concrete Areas 5/21/2021 10 5.5 0 0 5/20/2021 40 45 $422.26 0 Mt. Vista Dr. & Irrigation Relocation 5/21/2021 34 27 $362.17 0 Panama Ln. 5/22/2021 35 35 $8.88 0

Totals Projects Completed: 9 9 300.5 Hrs. 262.5 Hrs. $2400.05 0 lbs.

Next Week

City Source Request • None City Council and/or Public Request • None

Priority Projects • RRT will continue to work with Code Enforcement regarding any illegal homeless encampment sites within City Parks, Streetscapes, and/or City buildings. • Siemon Park, trash enclosure project.

Training • None

• See pictures below

Beale Park Amphitheater

1606 California Ave, Encampment Clean-up

After Encampment Clean-up

Jastro Park Trash Enclosure Cover

Mt. Vista Dr. & Panama Ln. Irrigation Relocation

City of Bakersfield Summer 2021 Recreation & Parks

Community Events, activites & Parks Information

Wacky Friday 2019

www.bakersfieldparks.us Content

AQUATICS Customer Service Locations Aquatic Classes...... 5 Please arrive 30 minutes prior to closing Fitness...... 5 City Hall North Administration Offices Pool Rules...... 6 Monday - Friday ● 8:00am - 5:00pm Pool Schedules...... 5 1600 Truxtun Ave. Water Safety...... 7 Bakersfield, CA 93301 Water Spray Parks...... 3 (661) 326-FUNN (3866) Fax: (661) 852-2140 COMMUNITY CENTERS Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr...... 4 Community Center Monday - Friday ● 8:00am - 4:50pm FACILITY RENTALS 1000 So. Owens St., Bakersfield, CA 93307 Park Picnic Areas...... 14 (661) 322-9874 ● Fax: (661) 852-2179 Sports Fields...... 14 McMurtrey Aquatic Center Monday - Friday ● 8:00am - 5:00pm SPECIAL EVENTS 1325 Q St. Suite 200, Bakersfield, CA 93301 Movies in the Park...... 10 (661) 852-7430 ● Fax: (661) 852-7434 Silver Creek Community Center GENERAL INFORMATION TEMPORARILY CLOSED Activity Registration Form...... 11 Monday - Friday ● 11:00am - 4:00pm Locations Map...... 16 7011 Harris Rd., Bakersfield, CA 93313 Park Addresses...... 15 (661) 665-8033 ● Fax: (661) 852-2033 Park Amenities...... 17 Park Information & Policies...... 14 Ways to Pay for Play Program Information & Policies...12-13 Online Register online at www.bakersfieldparks.us Click on Registration tab to sign in. First-time users: Call 326-3866 for household username and password. Mail-In Find us on Registration Form is on page 10. Mail completed form with check made payable Facebook! City of Bakersfield to “City of Bakersfield” to: Recreaton & Parks Recreation and Parks 1600 Truxtun Avenue 3rd Floor Residency Status Bakersfield, CA 93301 Fees vary for some activities and rentals depending on residency status. City residents, anyone living In-Person- NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS within the City limits, not including County TIME pockets, must provide acceptable documentation Stop by and register at an office near you. such as driver’s license, imprinted checks, utility Office locations and hours above. bills, etc. Solicitations Fees The City of Bakersfield Department of Recreation All rental and registration fees are subject to change and Parks staff do not solicit funds door-to-door. pending City Council approval. Please report any suspicious solicitation to the Bakersfield Police Department at (661) 327-7111.

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Program offerings and protocols have been updated and modified in accordance with Kern County Health Orders, California Department of Public Health, and California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy. We will be updating our brochure and website as more programs and activities are added throughout the summer. Please continue to check the website and our Facebook for updates of current events and services. Your local parks are open; please follow current guidelines from the CDC on the types of activities permitted for your health and safety.

OUR MISSION: Recreation and Parks enhances the quality of life through a variety of programs, parks, and partnerships.

MAYOR Karen Goh City Manager Christian Clegg COUNCILMEMBERS Ward 1, Eric Arias Ward 2, Andrae Gonzales Ward 3, Ken Weir Ward 4, Bob Smith Ward 5, Bruce Freeman Ward 6, Patty Gray Ward 7, Chris Parlier

A R K A M P H P I T H L E E A A E T B E FREE ADMISSION R

BEALEBEALE BANDBAND CONCERTSCONCERTS FEATURING THESUNDAYS: BAKERSFIELD JUNE 20TH MUNICIPAL AND 27TH BAND CONCERT STARTS AT 8PM

BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIR AND BLANKETS. REFRESHMENTS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE.

www.BakersfieldParks.us 3 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Center 1000 South Owens St. (661) 322-9874

Adult Fitness Center FREE Meals Program

16+ yrs. FREE 2 - 18 yrs. FREE Weight lifting and fitness training equipment The MLK Center will host a free meals offered! Available equipment: program in partnership with the Kern County Lateral Pull Down Superintendent of Schools. Thanks to a federally Pectoral Machine funded program, all children ages 2 to 18 may Abdomen Machine receive a nutritious meal free of charge. Stick Leg Press around for the fun-filled activities. Learn how to Treadmills grow and eat healthy foods and play physically Bench Curl (free weights) active games. Held at MLK. Chest Press Monday - Friday Shoulder Press 2-3:30pm Biceps Curl Leg Extension Incline Sit-ups

Monday - Friday 8am- 2pm- APPOINTMETNS ONLY: Please call the center at 661-322-9874 to make an appointment.

Bakersfield Mobile App The City of Bakersfield is improving citizen accessibility with its The Citysourced application is free innovative Bakersfield mobile application. for download at the following sites: Citizens can help the City of Bakersfield Recreation and Parks to conserve water by reporting any broken sprinklers through the Citysourced application. The application uses geo-tagging technology to automatically provide the location, simplifying the reporting process for users while increasing the reliability of the report location for the service crews.

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Beginner’s Pickleball clinic

You will learn the fundamentals of the game and have fun too! Dinks, drops, third shots, ground strokes, serves, returns, overheads, blocks, movements, strategy to scoring and more! Participants must provide their own paddle. Instructed by: Maddie Jayne Activity # 321040 Age Range: 18+ Dates: Tuesday June 8, 15, 22 & 29 Location: Jastro Park Fee: $104 per Person Online Registration ONLY @ bakersfieldcity.us Deadline to register: June 4, 2021

Ribbon Cutting for Jastro Park Did you know... Pickball Courts The City of Bakersfield operates and maintains June 28, 2019 61 parks with the most recent addition of Bridle Creek Park. #RecTheHouse Trying to find a way to keep the kids from getting bored at home? Why not have them #RecTheHouse! Check out our Facebook for our online program where we show off some fun games and activities to play and stay active… right at home or in your own backyard! Head over to the Bakersfield Recreation & Parks Department’s Facebook page to check out activities we’ve come up with! Don’t forget to tag us in any videos and pictures with the Hashtag #RecTheHouse and share what your favorite game is! Water Spray Parks Park Locations Beale Planz Dr. Martin Luther Saunders King, Jr. Siemon Greystone Wayside Parks Jastro Mesa Marin Sports Jefferson Complex UNSUPERVISED WATER PLAY 1:00 - 6:00pm May 29th- Sept 6th Closed on Mondays (excluding Holidays) Adjusted hours during Heat Waves

www.BakersfieldParks.us 5 Mcmurtrey aquatic center

1325 Q St. (661) 852-7430

Lap Swimming & Water Walking

12+ yrs. $5 Water based exercise is one of the best cardio-vascular physical activities available. Lap swim and water walking are offered year-round in the competition pool at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. Lane availability may vary based on scheduled activities in the pool. Participants must be able to swim 25 yards non-stop. Short course only. Fees: Days Time $5 per visit M-Th 5:30 -6:20am 30 Visit Pass: M-Th 6:45 -7:35am $115 Residents $125 Non-residents M-Th 10- 10:50am Unlimited Annual Pass: M-Th 11:05 -11:55am $400 Residents $410 Non-Residents M-Th 12:10 -1:00pm Friday 5:30 -6:20am 100 Mile Club Friday 6:45 -7:35am Friday 11:05- 11:55am 12+ yrs. Swim 100 miles to better health. Friday 12:10- 1:00pm While enjoying your workout, Friday 1:15- 2:05pm remember to keep track of yards or laps completed. Fill out a Yard Sat 8 -8:50am Tracking Log and receive weekly Sat 9 -9:50am progress updates. Sat 10 -10:50am First 100 miles earns: • 1 free lap swim pass Family Lap Swim • 100 Mile Club t-shirt Sat 11 -11:50am • Your name on website Prizes awarded for additional milestones.

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Updated lap swim/ water walking guidelines

• In effort to better accommodate all lap swim participants, lane reservations can be made in person or via telephone starting at 8 a.m. for the following day. Reservations for Monday can also be made on Friday starting at 8 a.m. by calling McMurtrey Aquatic Center 852-7440. If you choose to call on Saturday, please call between 8 a.m. and Noon as voicemails are not an acceptable form of reserving a lane. • If you and a member of your household will be swimming at the same time, please share a lane in order for more of your fellow swimmers to utilize the time slot. • Reservations can be changed or cancelled at any time. Please be courteous of fellow lap swimmers and, it it’s necessary, please cancel with plenty of notice so staff can open the lane for another reservation. • A waitlist option has been added to our reservation system. If you are waitlisted for a time slot, staff will notify you as soon as possible if a lane becomes available in the order that names were received. *Please check our website for more information

A few things to keep in mind:

• Arrive as close as possible to when the program begins. • Participants will be asked to maintain social distancing from other participants. • No shared equipment will be provided by the City of Bakersfield. • Participants should be dressed and ready to participate. • Locker rooms will be limited to toilet and handwashing. Indoor showers and lockers will not be available at this time. • Please limit the amount of spectators. Spectators will be asked to maintain 6 feet social distancing and will be asked to wear a mask when in the facility.

Anyone with the following syMptoms will be prohibited from entering the facility: • Fever or chills • Cough • Shortness of breath • Fatigue • Muscle/ Body Aches • Headache • New loss of taste or smell • Sore throat • Congestion or runny nose • Nausea or vomiting • Diarrhea This list does not include all possible symptoms. CDC will continue to update this list as we learn more about COVID- 19.

www.BakersfieldParks.us 7 May is national Water Safety month

Did you know that drowning is the leading cause of death for infants and young children between the ages of 1 to 4 years old, and the second leading cause of death for children under the age of 14?

The City of Bakersfield Recreation and Parks Department wants to keep children safe in and around water! Take steps now to make those changes that will keep your family safe this summer. Here’s some ways you can show your support: Review the “Water Safety Tips” with your family and wear “Blue” to show support Friday, May 14th for International Water Safety Day!

Water Safety Tips

Participation in formal swim lessons could your family are using a pool or spa. reduce the likelihood of drowning by 88% according to the American Academy of Secure your pool and hot tub with appropriate Pediatrics. barriers. Remove any structures that provide unsupervised access. Maintain constant supervision of children in and around water. It only takes inches for Keep children away from pool drains, pipes, and a child to drown. other openings to avoid entrapments.

Learn CPR. This can save a life in the event Wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved life vest. of a water related accident. Be prepared and Other flotation devices can shift or malfunction, know how to respond in an emergency. and should not be used as a safety device. Look for the U.S. Coast Guard approved stamp. Drowning usually happens quickly and silently. Often children are out of sight for If a child is missing, check the water first. less than 5 minutes. (U.S. CDC) Seconds count in preventing death or disability.

Don’t leave pool toys in pool area when not Research shows that if a child has not learned to in use. They are enticing! swim by 3rd grade, they likely never will. Enroll your child in swim lessons now! Never assume someone else is watching your child in a pool area and don’t use flotation devices as a substitute for supervision.

Appoint a designated watcher to monitor children during social gatherings at or near pools or water.

Have a telephone close by when you or

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Heat Safety Tips

• Never leave children or pets in your vehicle. Hot cars can be deadly, as temperatures inside the car can quickly reach 120 degrees. • Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.Avoid drinks with caffeine or alcohol. • Avoid extreme temperature changes. Wear loose-fitting, lightweight, light-colored clothing. Avoid dark colors which absorb the sun’s rays. • Slow down, stay indoors and avoid strenuous exercise during the hottest part of the day. • Postpone outdoor games and activities. • Use a buddy system when working in excessive heat. Take frequent breaks if working outdoors. • Check on family, friends and neighbors who do not have air conditioning, spend much of their time alone or are more likely to be affected by the heat.. • Those who don't have air conditioning should seek relief from the heat during the warmest part of the day in places like schools, libraries, theaters, malls, etc. • Check on animals frequently to ensure that they are not suffering from the heat. Make sure they have plenty of cool water. Excessive heat can lead to sunburn, heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

Off-Leash Dog Parks Centennial Park Seasons Park Coffee Rd. (Small Dog Park) University Park Kroll Park Wilson Park Mesa Marin Sports Complex

Dog Park Rules • Dogs must display a valid license and up-to-date vaccines, including a rabies vaccination tag. (BMC § 6.04.04A and § 6.04.o5C). • Keep your dog on a leash until you reach the off-leash area and keep your dog within sight and under voice control. • If your dog becomes unruly or displays a change in behavior, leash your dog, regain control, and leave the off-leash area. • Owners must clean up after their dogs and dispose of waste properly. • Children must be closely supervised at all times. • Parks are open from 5:00am to 10:00pm. Prohibited from Dog Parks at The City of Bakersfield is not responsible and all times shall have no liability for the acts or omissions • Aggresive dogs • Bicycles of individuals or their animals that utilize the dog park. You are responsible for any injury or • Dogs under 4 months • Female dogs in heat damage caused by your animal. of age • Glass containers Enter park at your own risk! Park locations • Food • Pets other than dogs are listed on page 15. • Motorized vehicles City of Bakersfield Animal Control Division: 661-326-3436 • Skateboards City of Bakersfield Recreation and Parks Dept.:661-326-3866 • Rollerblades

www.BakersfieldParks.us 9 City of Bakersfield Animal control Division

2021 Vaccine, Licensing & Microchip Clinics Clinics will be held on the following dates at these locations on Saturdays from 9:00am to noon: MAY JUNE JULY Saturday 5/08/21 Saturday 6/05/21 Saturday 7/03/21 Lowell Park Jastro Park Silver Creek Park 800 4th St. 2900 Truxton Ave. 7011 Harris Rd.

AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Saturday 8/07/21 Saturday 9/04/21 Saturday 10/02/21 MLK Center Beale Park Central Park at Mill Creek 2400 Wilson Rd. 500 Oleander Ave. 600 19th St. Reduced Vaccination Fees (must purchase a license at the same time, see license fees): Rabies Vaccine: $10.00 DAPP Vaccine: $10.00 Bordetella Vaccine (Kennel Cough): $10.00 Please come prepared with cash or check.

*ALL FEES/DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE BEFORE ATTEND- ING A CLINIC FOR POSSIBLE ADJUSTMENTS OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS SCHEDULE. ***MASKS ARE REQUIRED. Why Should I License My Dog? California requires all dogs over the age of three months to be vaccinated and licensed as a rabies control measure. However, there are other reasons why you should license your pet, such as: • A license provides proof that your pet has been vaccinated for rabies, which is a fatal viral disease that can be prevented by vaccination. • Anyone finding a lost dog can contact Animal Control with the license number, and Animal Control can find the owner. • Proof of rabies vaccinations can be useful if your pet is involved in a bite incident.

Easy Steps to Follow for Vaccinating & Licensing • If you attend one of our low-cost monthly clinics, your dog can be vaccinated at a reduced cost. A license MUST be purchased at the same time, the fees are listed below. • If you do NOT attend a clinic, have your dog vaccinated by a licensed veterinarian. Then promptly return a copy of your dog’s rabies vaccination certificate, spay/neuter certificate (if applicable) and the fee payment to the City of Bakersfield. A license will be mailed or given to you. Dog License Fees Where to Purchase a License Spayed or Neutered if your dog already has vaccinations. One year license-$15.00 City Hall North - Treasury Department Three year license-$30.00 1600 Truxtun Ave. 661-326-3762 Natural Dogs Mon-Fri, 8-5 One year license-$60.00 Three year license-$120.00 City of Bakersfield Animal Care Center 201 S. Mt. Vernon Ave. Senior Rates (62 and older): 661-832-PETS (7387) Dogs MUST be spayed or neutered for discount! Tues-Sat, 10-4 1 year license- $5.00 3 year license-$15.00

Temporary License: Dogs MUST be spayed or neutered within 60 days! 1 year license- $15.00 1 year Senior license-$5.00

10 (661) 326- FUNN(3866) MOVIES IN THE PARK

June 4th June 11th June 18th June 25th River Walk Lowell Jefferson Greystone Ward 4 Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 5

July 2ND July 9th July 16th July 23RD Wilson Silver Creek Mesa Marin River Walk Ward 6 Ward 7 Ward 3 Ward 4

www.BakersfieldParks.us 11 Registration Form

Activity Registration Form

Participant Registration Information First Name Last Name M/F DOB Activity Title Activity/Session# Fees

*Additional fees apply to all cancellations and refunds. A participant may be transferred to another program as long as the request is made 5 business days prior to the 1st day of the program. An administrative fee of $8 applies. TOTAL:

Contact Information (Parent/Guardian if participant is a minor)

First Name Last Name:

Address: City: Zip:

Cell Phone: Home Phone: Work Phone: Email Address: Youth Sports Shirt Size:

Emergency Contact Name & Phone:

Special Information (Required) Does the participant require special needs/disability accommodations for this program? YES NO (Required) Does the participant require scheduled medication? YES NO (Required) Does the participant have allergies? YES NO Allergies, if applicable:______

NOTE: If YES to the above, in order for staff to best support your child you will be required to fill out a supplemental accommodation form, available online and at program locations. Your application will not be considered complete until the accommodation form is signed by both yourself and a Recreation Supervisor. If you have not reached out to staff regarding your accommodation before the start of the program, the child will not be able to participate until this process is complete.

Release/Assumption of Risk

Participants are required to read and sign the following declaration: THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY, and for his/her heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, release, waive, acquit and forever discharge the City of Bakersfield, its Mayor, Council, officers, agents and employees from any and all claims, actions, causes of action, rights, damages, costs, expenses and compensation whatsoever, which the undersigned may hereafter accrue, on account of or in any way growing out of any and all known and unknown, foreseen and unfore- seen bodily and personal injuries, death, or property damage occurring to the undersigned or the undersigned’s child(ren) as a result of participation in this event. IT IS FURTHER UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED that the undersigned voluntarily assumes all risk(s), inherent or otherwise, known or unknown, associated with this event and that this waiver, release and assumption of risk is to be binding on my or my child(ren)’s heirs and assigns. I agree to indemnify and hold free and harmless the foregoing parties from any loss, liability, damage or expense which may incur as a result of any death, injuries, maintenance or property damage that may be sustained by me or my child(ren). IN ADDITION, I realize that all participants and spectators of any department programs are subject to being photographed and such photographs may be used by the City of Bakersfield without any obligation to provide compensation to those photographed. I HAVE READ ALL APPLICABLE FORMS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THIS EVENT. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY, AND I SIGN IT OF MY OWN FREE WILL.

Signature: Date: If participant is under 18, parent or guardian listed above must sign.

Print Name:

Please complete if Paying by Credit Card (Mail-In registrations only) We accept:

Credit Card Number: Expiration Date: Security Code: Signature:

OFFICE USE ONLY Initials: Date: Receipt #: Amount: Check Cash Credit

The City of Bakersfield shall make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures when the modification is necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability, unless the City of Bakersfield can demonstrate that making the modifications would fundamentally alter the nature of the service, program, or activity.

12 (661) 326- FUNN(3866) Program Information & Policies

Registration will be accepted from the date this catalog is released, unless otherwise specified. Schedules are subject to change and classes may be cancelled if minimum enrollment requirements are not met. Non-resident rates may apply. Proper identification is required to verify City residency. All fees are subject to change pending City Council approval.

Program Refund Policy

If withdrawal from a program is made 5 business days prior to the 1st day of program, a full refund less $8 administrative fee will be processed. If withdrawal is made less than 5 business days before the 1st day of program, a 50% refund less $8 administrative fee will be processed. Registrants failing to be present for the program will forfeit all fees paid. Withdrawals after the 1st day of program will not receive a refund except: Americans with Disabilities Act for extenuating circumstances - prorated refund less $8 The Department of Recreation and Parks complies with the administrative fee; or misalliance - must notify the City American Disabilities Act (ADA) which prohibits discrimination before second day of program to receive a 50% refund on the basis of a disability. Reasonable accommodations will be less $8 administrative fee. No refunds for a single day made in recreation programs and facilities to enable participation by program or after the second day of program. Please allow an individual with a disability. If you, or your child, are in need of 2 - 3 weeks for refunds to be processed. A participant special accommodations, please notify us. CRS provides specially may be transferred to another program as long as the trained operators to relay telephone conversations between people request is made 5 business days prior to the 1st day who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech disabled and those they of the program. An administrative fee of $8 applies. wish to communicate with. Dial 711 for assistance. Refund policy does not apply to specified programs. Photo policy Assumption of Risk The Assumption of Risk located at the bottom of the Please be advised that all participants involved in any department Activity Registration Form must be signed for all programs program or special events are subject to being photographed. Such at the time of registration. photographs may be used by the City of Bakersfield without any Brochure Advertising obligation to provide compensation to those photographed. Market your business to thousands who participate Filming of or within City Parks and in sports, special events, leisure classes, after school Facilities programs, aquatic activities, and use City Parks. A film permit is required for all activities used for advertising and/ Advertising dollars help promote health and wellness, or other commercial use. foster human development, provide recreational experiences, and enrich the lives of all citizens. Sponsorships Information on how your business can help support one of the many exciting events, facilities, or programs is available. Please contact 326-3866.

Amplified Music A permit must be obtained to have amplified musicin the parks. Ten parks are zoned for amplified music/sound: Beach, Central, MLK, Patriots, Silver Creek, The Park at Riverwalk, Yokuts, Kaiser Permanente Sports Complex, Mesa Marin Sports Complex and Saunders Recreational Facility. Permits must be requested no later than 3 weeks in advance. Insurance and additional non-refundable fees are required.

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Park Rental Refunds and Rescheduling Reservation cancellations more than 5 business days prior to the event will be refunded, less a cancellation fee of $31. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for refund to be processed. Some permits are not refundable. Cancellations less than 5 business days in advance will result in all fees being forfeited. Changes to reservations must be made in person by 1:00pm at least 2 business days before the date of the event, and are subject to a $21 rescheduling fee. In the event of inclement weather, the reservation must be rescheduled the next business day, no refunds provided.

Sales and Fees jumpers & structures Only 501(c)3 organizations are eligible to obtain a permit to conduct sales, collect fees, and otherwise solicit funds in City Parks. Other organizations and businesses are required to obtain an agreement An area must be reserved to have a portable structure set up at any with the Department of Recreation and Parks to conduct similar City park. Additional fees and insurance may be required. A list of activities. Per Municipal Code 12.56. those companies who have current insurance for portable structures in City parks is available at any customer service location. Insur- ance and deposit are required to have privately owned inflatables in adopt-a-bench any City park. Generators are required. Jumpers and structures are prohibited at The Park at Riverwalk. Memorialize or honor a friend or family member by adopting a bench. Any existing concrete bench in any City park can be adopted, Alcohol Permit or purchase a new bench with a plaque and place it in a favorite park To consume alcohol in any City park or facility, a non-refundable location. permit is required. Permits must be obtained by 1:00pm at least 2 business days prior to the date needed. No glass containers allowed. Park Watch Become a part of Park Watch. Report any suspicious behavior to the Bakersfield Police Department at (661) 327-7111. To report graffiti call (661) 32-ERASE (37273).

Smoking Near Playgrounds Prohibited State law prohibits any person from smoking within 25 feet of any playground or tot lot sandbox area. Violations of this law are punishable by a fine of $250 or more for each violation. (California Health and Safety Code Section 104495). Please be respectful of this law.

Online Park ReservationSmoking now Near PlaygroundsAvailable ! The City of Bakersfield is proud to announce our program Prohibited offering online reservations of the following park facilities: State law prohibits any person from smoking within Beale Park Park Planz 25 feet of any playground or tot lot sandbox area. Centennial Park Pin Oak Park Violations of this law are punishable by a fine City in the Hills Saunders Park of $250 or more for each violation. (California Deer Peak Park Siemon Park Health and Safety Code Section 104495). Please be Greystone Park Wayside Park respectful of this law. Grissom Park Wilson Park Jastro Park Windemere Park Lowell Park Windsor Park

14 (661) 326- FUNN(3866) Parks & Sports Field Rentals

Located throughout the City are 61 parks, including the Kern River Parkway. Many of these parks have facilities available for use when such use does not conflict with programmed City activities and events. All permits and reservation policy requirements are available at the department office or any customer service location. Parks and facilities are available for standard rental up to 120 calendar days in advance - no later than 1:00pm two business days prior to the date needed; special events are available 364 calendar days in advance - no later than three weeks prior to the date needed. Insurance, necessary Park Area Rental Fees documents, and additional fees may be required depending (Non-residents add $25 per reservation) on the type of event. City residents must provide acceptable documentation. Reservations must be made in without Picnic Areas Serving Shelters person. All fees subject to change pending City Council Picnic Area Half Day...... $90* approval. Morning Block: 7:00am - 2:00pm Afternoon Block: 3:00pm - 10:00pm Picnic Area Full Day 7am -10pm...... $180* Park Hours Picnic Areas with Serving Shelters 5:00am - 10:00pm Half Day...... $119 7 days a week Full Day...... $238 Sports Field Rental Special Event Use of Park Half Day ...... $461 Special Event Use of Park Full Day ...... $923 (*Non-residents add $25 per reservation) If you are unsure if the park you want to reserve Fields are available for rental provided they are not in use for has a Serving Shelter, please refer to page 17. City leagues or a day of recovery for the fields. There are 10 Electric outlets are provided at most reservable areas, however, electricity is not guaranteed. lighted softball fields: Mesa Marin Sports Complex (4), and Regional Park Area Rental Fees Beach, MLK, Patriots (2), Planz, and Wayside Parks. There are 2 lighted soccer/rugby fields: Beach and Yokuts Parks. There is (Non-residents add $25 per reservation) one unlighted soccer/rugby field at Beach Park. The Park at River Walk Hourly Rate* (2 hr. minimum)...... $26 Kaiser Permanente Sports Village Lights per hour (2 hr. minimum)...... $15 Mesa Marin Sports Complex Softball Field Preparation...... $41 Picnic Area Half Day...... $154 Mesa Marin Sports Complex or Tournament rentals, please call Morning Block:7:00am - 2:00pm the Sports Division at (661) 322-9874. Afternoon Block: 3:00pm - 10:00pm Picnic Area Full Day 7am - 10pm...... $308 Bakersfield Sports Village rentals, contact Julio Velez at (661) 809-9985, [email protected], or www.region73.org Special Event Use of Park Half Day* $923 Special Event Use of Park Full Day* $1,845 Saunders Recreational Facility All Regional Park Area Rentals are not available for online reservation. Exclusive use Rentals excludes Hourly Rate (2 hr. minimum)...... $67 sport fields & Spectrum Amphitheatre. Deposit...... $200 Spectrum Amphitheatre can be booked through AEG Permits/Additional Charges at (661) 852-7300. Late Fee...... $32* Cancellation Fee...... $31 Electric outlets are provided at most reservable areas, however, electricity is not guaranteed. Rescheduling Fee...... $21 Alcohol Permit with rental...... $21 Sister Cities Alcohol Permit without rental...... $31 Special Event Permit*...... $135* Hourly Rate (4 hour block)...... $135 Special Event = Events open to the public , and/or including Deposit...... $200 the sale or promotion of goods or services of any kind. Events Involving City Staff Sound Permit*...... $31 Any event or rental which involves City Staff will be *Special events and events with sound permits require charged labor on an hourly basis at current costs. additional fees, permits, and documentation.

www.BakersfieldParks.us 15 Park Addresses

Park Addresses 37. Pin Oak Park...... 3101 Pin Oak Park Blvd. 1. Aera Park...... 100 Jewetta Avenue 38. Planz Park...... 1601 Planz Rd. 2. Amberton Park...... 7000 School House Lane 39. Quailwood Park...... 7400 Quailwood Dr. 3. Amtrak Station Playground...... 601 Truxtun Ave. 40. River Oaks Park...... 12608 Monterey Beach Dr. 4. Beach Park...... 3400 21st St. 41. Saunders Park...... 3300 Palm St. 5. Beale Park...... 500 Oleander Ave. 42. Seasons Park...... 5425 Harris Rd. 6. Belcourt Park...... 3801 Windermere St. 43. Siemon Park...... 3300 Redlands Dr. 7. Bill Park Greens Park...... 14001 Veracruz Dr. 44. Silver Creek Park...... 7011 Harris Rd. 8. Bridle Creek Park ...... 7100 Pine Flat Dr. 45. Solera Gardens Park...... 6010 Miramonte Dr. 9. Campus Park North...... 3700 Park View Dr. 46. Stiern Park...... 5201 Monitor St. 10. Campus Park South...... 8800 District Boulevard 47. Stone Creek Park...... 8515 Akers Rd. 11. Castle Park...... 5900 Wilson Rd. 48. Tevis Park...... 3701 Saddle Dr. 12. Centennial Park...... 400 Montclair St. 49. The Park at River Walk.....11200 Stockdale Hwy. 13. Centennial Plaza...... 1001 Truxtun Ave. 50. Tradewinds Park...... 5510 Beach Rose Dr. 14. Central Park at Mill Creek...... 600 19th St. 51. University Park...... 4301 University Ave. 15. Challenger Park...... 5700 Akers Rd. 52. Uplands of the KR Pkwy...... 4415 Chester Ave. 16. City in the Hills Park...... 10000 City Hills Dr. 53. Wayside Park...... 1200 Ming Ave...... 2601 Q. St. 17. Coffee Rd.(Small Dog Park).N. of Olive along Coffee 54. Weill Park 18. Coral Keys Park...... 6200 Harris Rd. 55. Weston Park...... 9215 Golden Wheat Dr. 19. Corvallis Park...... 3101 Corvallis Lane 56. Westwold Park...... 7906 Westwold Dr. 20. Deer Peak Park...... 1200 Beckenham Parkway 57. Wilderness Park...... 5720 Wilderness Dr. 21. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park.1000 So. Owens St. 58. Wilson Park...... 2400 Wilson Rd. 22. Garden Park...... 8400 So. Laureglen Blvd. 59. Windermere Park...... 3101 Bromley Way 23. Granite Pointe Park....7914 Granite Pointe Pkwy. 60. Windsor Park...... 515 Windsor Park Dr. 24. Greystone Park...... 5709 Mountain Vista Dr. 61. Yokuts Park...... 4200 Empire Dr. 25. Grissom Park...... 5400 White Ln. Places of Interest 26. Haggin Oaks Park...... 9200 McInnes Boulevard A. Police Officers Memorial...... 1601 Truxtun Ave. 27. Jastro Park...... 2900 Truxtun Ave. B. Garces Memorial Circle.... Chester Ave. & 30th St. 28. Jefferson Park...... 801 Bernard St. C. Kern Veterans Memorial...... 515 Truxtun Ave. 29. Joshua Park...... 505 Homaker Place D. Korean Veterans Memorial..... 2900 Truxtun Ave. 30. Kaiser Permanente Sports Village.9001 Ashe Rd. E. Liberty Garden...... 1501 Truxtun Ave. 31. Kern River Parkway and Trail...... 32 miles F. Liberty Tree...... 515 Truxtun Ave. 32. Kroll Park...... 7501 Kroll Way G. San Miguel Comm. Grove.Manor St. & Denise Ave. 33. Lowell Park...... 800 4th St. H. Sister City Gardens...... 525 18th St. 34. McMurtrey Aquatic Center...... 1325 Q St. 35. Mesa Marin Sports Complex...10315 Highway 178 36. Patriots Park...... 1600 New Stine/5500 Ming

Drones Prohibited in City Parks City of Bakersfield Municipal Code §12.56.050)( prohibits drones from being flown in City Parks. Within the limits of any park, it is unlawful for any person, other than a duly authorized city employee in the performance of his or her duty, to do any of the following: Play or practice golf or archery, fly motor-driven model aircraft, or throw a javelin, shotput, hammer, boomerang, or other dangerous projectile or launch any type of rocket device, regardless of the power source.

Arbor Day 2020 Patriots Park

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Online Park Registration please see page 12.

www.BakersfieldParks.us 17 Park Amenities

Park Amenities Guide Size in Acres Size in # of Group Picnic Areas Serving Shelter Barbeque Grills Restrooms Playgrounds Area Leash Free Amphitheatre Wi-Fi Multi-Purpose Room Softball Field (lighted) Backstop Soccer/Rugby Field (lighted) Soccer/Rugby Field (unlighted) Basketball Courts Gymnasium Courts Tennis Courts Volleyball Pavilion Swimming Pool Spray Park Water Skate Park Horseshoe Pits Disc Golf Course Exercise Stations Pickleball Courts 1. Aera Park 40 2. Amberton Park 3 3. Amtrak Station Playground 4. Beach Park 32 1 5. Beale Park 7 2 6. Belcourt Park 8.3 7. Bill Park Greens Park 3 8. Campus Park North 8 9. Campus Park South 12 10. Castle Park 4 11. Centennial Park 10 2 12. Centennial Plaza 1 13. Central Park at Mill Creek 4 14. Challenger Park 5 15. City in the Hills Park 10 2

16 Coffee Road (Small Dog Park) .5 17. Coral Keys Park 2 18. Corvallis Park 6 19. Deer Peak Park 6 1 20. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park 13 2 21. Garden Park 6 22. Granite Pointe Park 4 23. Greystone Park 8 1 24. Grissom Park 12 2 25. Haggin Oaks Park 10 26. Jastro Park 9 2 27. Jefferson Park 9 1 28. Joshua Park 2 29. Kaiser Permanente Sports Village 50 1 30. Kern River Parkway and Trail 22 31. Kroll Park 4 32. Lowell Park 9 1 33. McMurtrey Aquatic Center 34. Mesa Marin Sports Complex 20 1 35. Patriots Park 20 4 36. Pin Oak Park 17 1 37. Planz Park 8 3 38. Quailwood Park 6 39. River Oaks Park 10 40. Saunders Park 11 3 41. Seasons Park 10 42. Siemon Park 9 1 43. Silver Creek Park 14 2 44. Solera Gardens Park 4 45. Stiern Park 5 46. Stonecreek Park 6 47. Tevis Park 9 48. The Park at River Walk 32 6 49. Tradewinds Park 8 50. University Park 11 51. Uplands of the Kern River Pkwy. 14 52. Wayside Park 14 3 53. Weill Park 2 54. Weston Park 6 55. Westwold Park 4 56. Wilderness Park 5 57. Wilson Park 8 1 58. Windermere Park 6 1 59. Windsor Park 6 1 60. Yokuts Park 18 3

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