August, 2018

All Aboard: National Night Out Town Hall Meetings D-6 School Kick Off Citizens Police Academy Rabies Case in Evans Wastewater Treatment Plant Open House Whistle Stop: Heritage Day Picture Evans Photo Contest Evans Recreation: 2018 Special Event Schedule Youth Football, Soccer & Volleyball Dinner and a Movie Dodgeball Tournament Women Only Workout Evans Senior Center: Travel to Holland California Adventures Join Your Nieghbors City of Evans: Tuesday Evening, August 7 Details next page Contact Numbers City Schedule Click these icons in the online version for more information. www.evanscolorado.gov All Aboard www.evanscolorado.gov

Your neighborhood is invited to participate with many other neighborhoods and businesses across the country in celebration of National Night Out on Tuesday evening, August 7, 2018. National Night Out is a crime and drug prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch and co-sponsored locally by the Evans Police Department. This year is the 35th anniversary of this event with over 38 million people across the country expected to participate.

National Night Out is designed to: • Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness. • Generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime efforts. • Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police/community partnerships. • Send a message to criminals letting them know neighborhoods are organized and increasingly aware of their surroundings. Get Involved Participating neighborhoods nationwide are asked to turn on outside lights and spend the evening outside with neighbors, citizens, and police. Neighborhoods will be hosting a variety of events ranging from small potlucks and barbeques to large block parties and business after-hour events. Some additional event ideas include; but are not limited to, ice cream socials, games, contests, discussing neighborhood issues, setting Tuesday, August 7 neighborhood goals, beautifying a common area, discussing or planning a Neighborhood Watch Program. It’s up to you – be creative, have fun and celebrate with your neighbors! Registration Registration is free, so register your neighborhood for this year’s event today. You do NOT have to be a current Neighborhood Watch neighborhood to participate. National Night Out is for everyone! Register now and begin planning your event as soon as possible. Contact Officer Teresa McClatchey at the Evans Police Department (970) 590-1504 or by email at [email protected] for more information. All Aboard www.evanscolorado.gov

INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATES

POTENTIAL SALES TAX INCREASE

WHAT’S IN THE WORKS FOR THE CITY OF EVANS

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

EVANS TOWN HALL MEETINGS The City Council welcomes the residents of Evans to a series of community forums. The events are free and open to the public.

August 1st | 6pm – 7pm Chappelow K-8 Arts Magnet School 2001 34th Street All Aboard www.evanscolorado.gov

Mark your calendars Greeley-Evans School District 6 will host the 5th Annual School Kickoff Community Celebration to welcome the 2018-19 school year. The event is FREE to attend and will feature back-to-school information, FREE lunch, FREE backpacks with school supplies (D6 students only), student entertainment, FREE family games and activities, petting zoo, face painting, Island Grove Regional Park on-site sports physicals and 60+ 501 N. 11th Avenue, Greeley, CO community information booths! Click HERE for a recap of last year’s 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. successful event (pdf).

2018 Citizens Police Academy The Evans Police Department is pleased to announce our Fall 2018 Citizens Police Academy. The nine-week academy will run September 6 through November 1, 2018, with classes held on Thursday evenings from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Additionally, we will offer a Saturday morning class, October 6 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, at the range which will include firearms and less lethal shotguns. The Citizens Police Academy promotes community partnerships and is designed to familiarize participants with the day-to-day operations of the police department. Participants will attend lectures on topics such as crime scene investigations, traffic enforcement, accident investigation, gangs, SWAT, narcotics, building searches, less lethal force, and human trafficking. The program is free of charge. Seating is limited to 25 participants and you must be at least 18 years of age to participate. A background check will be completed on applicants prior to acceptance. Applications can be obtained at the Evans Police Department front desk during regular business hours, Monday through Friday between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, or by contacting Officer Teresa McClatchey at 970-590-1504 [email protected]. All Aboard www.evanscolorado.gov Rabies Case in Evans Earlier this summer, the Weld County Department of Public Health & Environment confirmed a case of rabies in a kitten found in Evans. You can´t tell if an animal has rabies by just looking at it so always use caution around animals you don’t know. Here are some things to be aware of to stay safe. One significant clue to identify a possible rabid animal is if they are behaving strangely. According to the Centers for Disease Control, some animals may act mad when they have rabies. They will be hostile and may try to bite you or other animals. In movies, animals with rabies look like they are foaming at the mouth. What´s really happening is that the rabies makes them have more saliva and that makes them drool. Other animals may act timid or shy when they have rabies. This is the most common kind. A wild animal might move slowly or act tame. You might be able to easily get close to it. Since that´s not the way wild animals usually act, you should remember that something could be wrong. The only way doctors can know for sure if an animal or a person has rabies is to do laboratory tests. The best thing to do is to never feed or approach a wild animal. Be careful of pets that you do not know. If you see a stray dog or cat, don´t pet it. If you are bit by an animal, see your doctor right away. If any animal is acting strangely, call our local animal control officer for help. Evans Community Technician Officer Thomasson can be reached at 970-475-2265 [email protected]

INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATE FUNDING SOLUTION • The task force recommended that the City Council consider a temporary 1% sales tax increase, from TASK FORCE 3.5% to 4.5%, which is one penny on the dollar. • The City Council agreed with the recommendation, FOR INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS and plans to place the question on the November R 2018 ballot for voter approval. ANNUAL MAINTENANC E BUDGET • That 1% increase will be dedicated exclusively O to street maintenance and end after seven A VS years, unless continued by voters. D PER YEAR IS NEEDED OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS • The sales tax option, as compared to others, was S . TO BRING THE ROADS TO A “GOOD” CONDITION recommended for several key reasons: » Sales tax is paid by everyone that shops in the City of Evans, not just residents, as is the case with some WHO A committee comprised of Evans residents, business representatives other funding options, such as property tax or street and City Council Members. maintenance fees. » Several neighboring communities, including Greeley WHEN Met January through May 2018. and Milliken, have recently increased sales taxes to pay for higher levels of street maintenance quite PURPOSE Evaluated street maintenance and storm water needs compared to successfully. budget and funding capacity. » The sales tax would raise significant revenue, while keeping Evans’ rate competitive with neighboring STATUS Completed work. Presented recommendations to the City Council. communities. All Aboard www.evanscolorado.gov All Aboard www.evanscolorado.gov

Come check out what all the fuss is about!

Open House for the new Wastewater Treatment Plant August 18th, 10 am – 12 pm Tours, information on the building process and more. 3492 49th Street, Evans

Overall cost: $43m Grant funding: 5% PROECT Average manhours: 185,000 manhours Tons of asphalt paving: 6,500 tons STATISTICS Amount of rebar: 856 tons Concrete poured: 7,700 cubic yards or 14,553 tons Total length of all pipe installed: 52,000 feet or 9.8 miles Volume/tons of dirt excavated: 53,700 cubic feet or 94,600 tons Total length of wires installed: 342,000 feet or almost 65 miles! Whistle Stop www.evanscolorado.gov

Pancake Breakfast Community Parade Live Entertainment Unique Vendors Food Trucks - Beer Garden Games - Amusements Zip Line and Ropes Course On Track to a Better Tomorrow Kid Zone - Petting Zoo - Pony Rides city park CITY PARKSept e m b SEPTEMBERer 15, 201 15,8 2018 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM Pancake Breakfast 8:308 :am3 0toa 10:30m am- 6 •: Parade00p 10:00m am • Entertainment and Activities 11:00 am to 6:00 pm The purpose of Evans Heritage Day is to provide an annual day of celebration in our community with a family- friendly event that brings neighbors and neighboring communities together. Based on the success from last year, we will kick off the day with a pancake breakfast and parade. A variety of bands such as Daddy Blue (you may recognize Biff Gore from his performance on The Voice), Kizumba, Harley and the V-Twins, and Southern Fryed will provide music entertainment throughout the day. A beer garden, food trucks and vendors, competitive activities, games, pony rides, and a petting zoo (including a camel!) will engage attendees. Evans Heritage Day has proven to be a gathering of fun for the whole family! Pancake Breakfast • Parade • Amusements Explore Vendor and Sponsor Opportunities Live Entertainment • Petting Zoo Food vendors VENDOR OPPORTUNITIES For more information, go to www.evanscolorado.gov The City of Evans is pleased to announce vendor opportunities for Evans Heritage Day. Vendors offering exciting products and services adds to the festivities of the day. With an expected turnout of 2,500, Evans Heritage Day will provide vendors with a great opportunity to reach community members. A maximum of two likewise booths will be allowed. Given on a first come, first served basis. Apply online today! www.evanscolorado.gov

Standard Vendor - $25 Non-Profit Vendor - no charge 15’ x 15’ exhibit space - Sales of merchandise 15’ x 15’ exhibit space - No selling of any kind No food or drink sales - Canopies allowed Handout free samples - Canopies allowed

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES next page Whistle Stop www.evanscolorado.gov

As a valued business in our community we are pleased to invite you to participate in Evans Heritage Day, and to provide a unique opportunity to showcase your company as a key partner. There are several levels of sponsorship to choose from, all of which will afford your company visibility as a champion of our community, and designed to fit a On Track to a Better Tomorrow variety of budgets and levels of engagement. city park SeptembSPONSORSHIPer 15, 2018 OPPORTUNITIES 8:30am - 6:00pm Heritage Sponsor - $5,000 Title Sponsor Golden Spike Sponsor - $3,000 • Speaking opportunity at the event Underwriting opportunities: Zip Line, Ropes Course, • Prime vendor space at event Petting Zoo feat. Camel, Main Stage & Entertainment • Company advertised as official title sponsor on all (4 available) marketing materials • Vendor space at the event • Prominent logo and link on event website • Company logo on marketing materials • Prominent logo on volunteer t-shirts • Large logo and link on event website • Logo or company recognition in all Greeley Tribune • Large logo on volunteer t-shirts advertisements • Large logo or company recognition in all Greeley Tribune • Recognition in all event related social media postings advertisements • 10 breakfast & 10 lunch tickets • Recognition in all event related social media postings • One banner on stage and one banner prominently placed • 10 lunch tickets inP aparknc (bothake providedBreak fbya company)st • Parade • Amusements • One banner displayed at event (provided by company) Live Entertainment • Petting Zoo Settler Sponsor - $1,500 Pioneer Sponsor - $1,000 Food vendors Underwriting opportunities: Pony Rides, Kid Zone with Underwriting opportunities: Golf Carts, Tent, Mini InflatableFor m orObstaclee informa tCourse,ion, go t oToddler www.eva nZonescolorado.gov Stage (2 available) • Medium company logo on: Company name listed on: o Marketing materials • Large company name listed on: o Event website o Marketing materials • Name recognition on volunteer t-shirts o Event website • Name recognition in: o Volunteer t-shirts o Greeley Tribune advertisements • Company name recognition in: o All event related social media postings o Greeley Tribune advertisements • 5 lunch tickets o 5 event related social media postings • Company logo on Sponsorship Banner displayed at event • 5 lunch tickets • Company name listed Explorer Sponsor - $500 Heritage Day Opportunities Underwriting opportunities: Breakfast (2 available), Entertainment (2 available) Do you have a product or service that could benifit • Company name listed on: Heritage Day? Let us develop a special partnership o Marketing materials to include your company. o Event website o Volunteer t-shirts The City is excited to designate this day to celebrate our • Company name recognition in 5 event related social community and we will be very grateful to your business media postings for supporting this event. To ensure your company will be included on the marketing opportunities, we need • Company name listed on Sponsorship Banner displayed your commitment and business logo as soon as possible. at event APPLY ONLINE: www.evanscolorado.gov Whistle Stop www.evanscolorado.gov

Get your camera ready.

Announcing the fourth annual Evans photo contest, Picture Evans!. Photos must be taken within the City limits between the dates of March 1 and November 1. Here’s what else you need to know. What is the purpose of the contest? To engage residents of all ages to look for and capture in an image; interesting, fun or entertaining things in Evans to generate community spirit and pride. Who is eligible? Evans residents 18 years of age or older. Jordan Davis Evans residents or those who attend school in Evans, under the age of 18. What are the categories? Animals Recreation Lifestyle Spirit of the City Water Playful City How many photos can one person enter? Any one person can submit a maximum of 2 (two) photos per category. The same photo may not be entered into more than one category. Judges reserve the right to switch images to other categories. Is there a fee to enter? No. There is no fee to enter the Evans Photo Contest. What are the dates of the contest? Photos will be accepted between March 1 and November 1, 2018. All photos must be taken during that timeframe and taken within Evans City limits. Winners will be announced at a reception in early December at the Riverside Library and Cultural Center.

Laura Blewer All first and second place winners in each category will be on display following the announcement reception. Featured 2017 Contest Winners The display will remain up in the Riverside Library through January 31, 2019. Whistle Stop www.evanscolorado.gov

How do I submit photos? email to [email protected] What file formats will be accepted? JPEG images will be the only format accepted for electronic submissions. The judging committee will determine size of printed image to be displayed based on best resolution. What other rules are there? Only images taken during the designated contest Amanda Jacobs timeframe will be accepted. Color or black & white images will be accepted. All images need to have been taken in the City of Evans. All images need to be appropriate in nature. Photos will not be returned. No selfies will be accepted. All entries must be submitted with the entrants last name, first name and category for consideration.

(e.g. Doe, John, Water) In the case of multiple submissions Raul Gaytan in the same category, label the photos with last name, first name, category and number of entry. (e.g. Doe, John, Water 1; Doe, John, Water 2). No tinted, pre-set, action or sepia images will be accepted. No composite photos will be accepted. All electronic submissions need to be submitted to [email protected] Intellectual Property Entry to the contest automatically gives the City of Evans permission to use entered photographs, along with your Champ Thomas Gaytan name and where the photo was taken in future publications, on their website, Facebook, Twitter and other social media venues, marketing and visual displays. Are there prizes? Yes! Each category will have a first and second place. Each second place will receive a ribbon and a certificate and every first place will receive a ribbon, certificate and a cash prize of $100 for each adult category winner and $50 for each youth category winner. Adult best of show will receive a $250 cash prize and youth best of show will receive a $125 cash prize. Bridger Davis Striving for excellence through innovation and positive experiences

Evans Recreation 1100 37th Street www.evanscolorado.gov/recreation Evans, CO 80620 [email protected] 970-475-1125 “Striving for excellence through innovation and positive experiences.” 2018 Special Events “Striving for excellence through innovation and positive experiences.” June Day of Play at City Park - The Recreation Department is th teaming up with the Evans Police Department and the 92018High Plains Special Library District to kick off Events summer the healthy way!

Day of Play at City Park - The Recreation Department is AugustJune Dinner & Movie Night th teaming up with the Evans Police Department and the 98 atHigh Riverside Plains Library Library District and to kick Cultural off summer Center the healthy way!

SeptemberAugust Heritage Day at City Park ADinner great community & Movie event! Night The day begins with a pancake breakfast, th 158 atfollowed Riverside by a parade Library with live and music Cultural & entertainment Center throughout the day.

End of Heritage Day at City Park September Special Halloween Event more details to come! Octoberth A great community event! The day begins with a pancake breakfast, 15 followed by a parade with live music & entertainment throughout the day.

NovemberEnd of Dinner & Movie Night Special Halloween Event more details to come! October16th at Riverside Library and Cultural Center

November HolidayDinner & Lighting Movie Night Ceremony and Supper with Santa 3016th atat EvansRiverside Community Library and Complex Cultural Center

ALL DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

1100 37th Street, 80620 • 970-475-1125 • www.evanscolorado.gov • [email protected] November Holiday Lighting Ceremony and Supper with Santa 30th at Evans Community Complex

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HOT SHOT EXTREME FOOTBALL FOOTBALL KINDERGARTEN - 2ND GRADE 3RD - 6TH GRADE COST: $38 COST: $48

REGISTRATION JUNE 25TH - AUGUST 5TH $10 late fee for registrations after August, 5th, based on availability. Teams are filled on a first come, first served basis.

Practices start the week of August 27th First game is September 8th No games September 15th

Reversible Blue/White Evans Jersey: $15 Available at the Recreation Front Desk

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Hot Shot Volleyball Extreme Volleyball

Ages: K-2nd Grade Ages: 3rd-6th Grade Cost: $38 Cost: $48 Teams practice once per week at the Evans Teams practice twice per week at the Evans Community Complex or a local school. Community Complex or a local school.

Volleyball is played through Northern Valley Athletic Association (NVAA), REGISTRATION which includes the JUNE 25TH - AUGUST 5TH towns of Eaton, Estes Park, Evans, Fort $10 late fee will be added for registrations after August 5, Lupton, Keenesburg, based on availability. Teams are filled on a first come, first served basis. Kersey, LaSalle, and Platteville. Games can Practices start the week of August 27th be played at any of First game is September 8th these sites during the Reversible Blue/White Evans Jersey: $15 season. Available at the Recreation Front Desk

1100 37th Street, 80620 • 970-475-1125 • www.evanscolorado.gov • [email protected] Striving for excellence through innovation and positive experiences Presented By Wednesday August 8th Pre-sale tickets are available at the Recreation Front Desk for only $2 Cash only, if less than 5 tickets are being purchased

Tickets may be bought at the door the night of the event for $5, cash only. Limit of 200 tickets will be sold.

Sandwiches from Jimmy Johns for dinner!

Dinner starts at 5:30pm | Movie starts at 6:15pm

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Trip Preview! Please join us for an informational meeting on City of Evans presents Tuesday - June 19, 2018 at 10:30 am Trip Preview! Holland Windmills, Waterways & Please join us for an informational meeting on TulipsCity of Evans River presents Cruise Tuesday - June 19, 2018 at 10:30 am Hollandfeaturing Amsterdam, Windmills, 2 Nights in a Dutch Waterways Village & 7 Nights &aboard the Amadeus Star 11 Days April 2, 2019 Tulips River Cruise featuring Amsterdam, 2 Nights in a Dutch Village & 7 Nights aboard the Amadeus Star 11 Days April 2, 2019

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Tournament of Roses Parade

featuring the Queen Mary, a Gala New Year’s Eve Party

Departure Date: December 30, 2018

Evans Senior Center Pasadena, CA

Tournament of Roses Parade

5 Days • 6 Meals See the Granddaddy of all Parades from your reserved seats along Colorado Boulevard. Explore Los Angeles on a sightseeing tour and ring in the New Year in style with a private gala event. Enjoy dinner aboard the leg- endary Queen Mary ocean liner and gain a unique glimpse into a bygone era.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS 4 6 Meals (2 dinners and 4 breakfasts) 4 Roundtrip airport transfers 4 Spend 4 nights in Long Beach, ranked as one of the most walkable cities in America 4 See the sights of Los Angeles and Hollywood on a narrated Sight and Sounds Tour with a local guide including Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral, Disney Concert Hall and Grauman’s Chinese Theater 4 Gala private New Year’s Eve dinner and dancing with live orchestra and champagne toast to ring in the New Year! 4 Reserved seating for the 129th Tournament of Roses Parade, featuring the beautiful pageantry and steeped in tradition 4 See the fabulous “Showcase of the Floats” and view your favorite Marching band in the Tournament of Roses Parade floats up close and marvel at the creation and construction of the world’s most spectacular parade floats 4 Visit the J. Paul Getty Museum with its fabulous collection of Western DAY 1 – Arrive in Southern California art from the middle ages to the present Welcome to the grand dame of parades, the 129th Tournament of 4 Optional excursion to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, which Roses Parade. The Rose Parade features the beautiful pageantry and chronicles the storied career of Ronald Reagan that spanned more tradition of magnificent floral floats, high-stepping equestrians and than five decades spirited marching bands. For four nights we stay at the Renaissance 4 Enjoy a fabulous farewell dinner aboard the legendary Queen Mary, Long Beach Hotel. Join your Tour Manager tonight for a welcome at one time the grandest ocean liner in the world and gain a unique orientation. glimpse into a bygone era 4 Optional post-tour excursion to exciting Las Vegas is available 4 $25 in Mayflower Money DAY 2 – Los Angeles Sightseeing Tour and New Year’s Eve Festivities Today a local guide joins us for a tour of Los Angeles and Holly- Overnights wood. From the Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral to the new Dis- Start/End City ney Concert Hall, home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Visit CALIFORNIA the tour is a blend of old and new. We also see the Hollywood and Tour Route Highland Complex, Kodak Theater and the legendary Grauman’s Chinese Theater. This evening we ring in the New Year with your Pasadena newfound friends at a private New Year’s Eve gala event. Put on your Hollywood dancing shoes as a live orchestra fills the room with sounds from yesterday and today. We enjoy a spectacular dinner and champagne Los Angeles toast to celebrate the dawning of a New Year. Meals: B, D

Pacific Ocean 4 Long Beach DAY 3 – 129th Tournament of Roses Parade and “Showcase of the Floats” The event you came for is about to begin. We have reserved bleacher seats along Colorado Boulevard and after breakfast we depart for the Tournament of Roses Parade. View the animated floats, the precision of the marching bands and the equestrian teams as you become part HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS of an event that is seen throughout the world by millions. In the af- Renaissance Hotel, Long Beach, California ternoon we go behind the scenes in Pasadena for the fabulous post- Evans Senior Center Hollywood, CA

Hollywood, California Enjoy a New Year’s Eve party with dinner and dancing

parade “Showcase of the Floats” to see your favorite flats up close. cles his storied career that spanned more than five decades of a man Marvel at the thousands of various flowers from around the world who inspired Americans to achieve more than they imagined. that were used to create the world’s most imaginative floats. Later, Tonight, we are transported back in time aboard the legendary we return to the hotel for an evening on own. Tonight, the evening Queen Mary. Once the grandest ocean liner in the world, the Queen is on your own. Meal: B Mary is now a full-service hotel, historical landmark and fine dining venue. Enjoy a fabulous farewell dinner and gain a unique glimpse DAY 4 – J. Paul Getty Museum and the Queen Mary into a bygone era when steamships were the most regal way to This morning we take a trip to the incredible J. Paul Getty Museum, travel. Meals: B, D a testament to the enjoyment and understanding of the visual arts. The museum contains a collection of Western art from the middle DAY 5 – Homeward Bound ages to the present and is one of the most visited museums in the Like all of our holidays, your transfer from the hotel to the airport is nation. The afternoon has been left free for you to relax and enjoy included for your flight home. Your Tour Manager will help you California sun. If you wish, you could join us on an optional excur- with arrangements to Los Angeles International Airport. Meal: B sion to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Perched atop a hill with sweeping views of the southland, the Reagan Library chroni-

Extend your holiday to Las Vegas While you are on our Tournament of Roses Parade holiday, why not join us for an optional extension to the glittering cosmopolitan center of the Southwest, Las Vegas? Travel by motorcoach across California, skirting the Mojave National Preserve on the way to Nevada where you’ll check into the Golden Nugget for a three-night stay. You’ll be right in the heart of downtown near the fabulous Fremont Street Experience. Home to numerous casinos, many restaurants and the spectacular Vista Vision Light and Music Show, the Fremont Experience offers something for everyone. PER PERSON SINGLE 2019 DEPARTURE TWIN ROOM ROOM HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS January 3 $629 add $269 Golden Nugget, Las Vegas, Nevada Evans Senior Center Long Beach, CA

Get a unique glimpse into a bygone era aboard the Queen Mary

Travelers Protection Plan (TPP) – $150 per person (optional) This nonrefundable fee waives all cancellation fees when we are notified of cancellation one day before PER PERSON SINGLE the tour departs. If you must leave the tour early due to personal illness, illness or death of a member 2018 DEPARTURE TWIN ROOM ROOM of your immediate family, TPP guarantees full refund for any unused services after the departure of the tour. Other benefits include medical expenses for illness and injury, emergency transportation, 24 hour December 30 $2,099 add $549 hot line, and lost or stolen baggage assistance. Return air transportation is included ONLY if your air tickets were provided by Mayflower Tours. If you purchase the optional Travelers Protection Plan (TPP), you will be refunded all payments, including deposit amount, less the TPP premium amount. Pricing includes round trip airfare from Denver and Cancellation Charges Without Traveler’s Protection Plan (TPP) • 61 days and more – deposit amount round trip transportation to Denver International Airport. • 60 – 31 days – 20% of the tour cost • 30 – 15 days – 30% of the tour cost Air itineraries may not be available until documents are received. Air seats are assigned by the airline for • 14 – 1 day prior – 40% of the tour cost the entire group. Seat changes can only be attempted upon receipt of tickets and documents at which • Day of departure or early departure from tour – 100% of the tour cost No refund on unused portion time availability may be limited. If specific seat assignments are vital to your reservation, we recommend Exclusions: Mayflower Tours reserves the right to alter its refund and cancellation policy when a substantial individual air reservations rather than booking air with the group. amount of cancellation or postponement of travel is attributable to: conditions resulting from an act of God, natural or man-made disaster, fire, government action, civil disorder, war, hostilities between nations, or un- availability of transportation through no fault of Mayflower Tours. TOUR ACTIVITY LEVEL 123 45 EASY ENERGETIC FOR RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION CONTACT: Kristen Debo 970-475-1129 National Tour Association [email protected]

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