Welcome to TkMftiTyonek Manufacturing Group, Inc. Madison, Alabama Fall 2009 Intern Program 1 This page intentionally left blank.
2 Facilities - Palmer Road Operations -
ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION, INTEGRATION
50,000 sq. ft. (15 Acres)
229 Palmer Road Madison, AL 35758 256-258-6200 3 Machine Shop
4 Job Training Opportunity
Machinist I (MA I)
The Machinist I will operate metal cutting machinery to create machined parts and as to drawing specifications. This entry level position requires close supppervision of the supervisor or lead machinist.
Tasks normally required to be performed are as follows:
Setup and operate basic machine shop machinery (Saws, drill presses, lathes, mills) Visualize final hardware from drawings or diagrams Begin to learn methods and techniques for reading mechanical drawings Create basic shapes from raw material into a finished product Measure dimensions using micrometers, vemier calipers, and depth gauges Understand and comply with safety procedures Perform finishing jobs such as filing, sanding, and grinding Follow instructions and work accurately Make decisions based on standards that can be checked Working to a specified deadline
Skills required: The applicant should have a basic ability to handle tools and metal hardware, be able to read notes and written instructions, and provide bas ic ass is tance to an exper ience d mac hin is t. Some bas ic ma th will be requ ire d in or der to de term ine cu t dimens ions from didrawing dimensions.
At the completion of six months, the applicant will be able to read simple drawings, be able to select raw materials needed to create a finished product, understand and comply with basic standards of machining practices, and understand and comply with all safety procedures. The applicant will be ready to take on jobs of greater complexity where more complex shapes are created using multiple set-ups on different machines. The applicant will also have introductory experience with automated machinery such as CNC lathes and mills.
5 Paint Shop
6 Job Training Opportunity Painter I (PPA I)
The entry level painter will assist a lead painter in part cleaning and surface preparation for items to be painted. This position typically requires some supervision to provide basic safety procedures and work instructions.
Tasks normally required to be performed are as follows:
Inspect and clean parts in preparation for paint application MkMask part s usi ng vari ous thitechniques Basic paint application on simple parts (both prime and finish coats and depending on applicant ability) De-masking parts and preparation for marking and shipment Inspection of hardware for defects in coating Repair of defects Marking parts Wrapping hardware in preparation for the final shipment or storage Setting up and cleaning paint equipment such as sprayers, filters, paint booths, and mixing equipment Follow instructions and work accurately Make decisions based on standards that can be checked Working to a specified deadline
Skills required: The applicant should have a basic ability to handle tools and hardware, some lifting is required. The ability to read drawing notes and written instructions is also required. The applicant will provide basic assistance to an experienced painter.
At the completion of six months, the applicant will understand basic relationships between clean surfaces and paint adhesion. The applicant will have experience in paintin g various hardware of sim plistic sha pes with a number of paint t ypes (paints t ypicall y used to coat militaryy) hardware)
7 Quality Assurance
8 Job Training Opportunity
QQyuality Assurance
Description: • Responsible for the testing and inspection of products at various stages of production. • Prospective candidates must be computer literate and able to read blue prints of complex machine parts . • Must be able to use micrometers, calipers, and height gages. • Education: High school diploma or equivalent is required. • EiExperience: AiiA minimum of f3 3 years experi ence and knowledge of geometric tolerancing is required. Prefer someone with CMM and machine shop experience; and a technical certificate in a related field .
9 Electrical Shop
10 Job Training Opportunity
Electrical Shop Cable Wire Harness Department: TMG Electrical Assembly Description: • Assembles electrical and electronic components on printed circuit boards, wiring harnesses, power supplies and other electrical assemblies or subassemblies . • Education: High school diploma or GED required. Trade school desired. • Special Req uirements: Mus t be a US Citizen Certifications: Candidates with J-STD-001 and IPC/WHMA-A-620 certifications are highly encouraged to apply.
11 Mechanical Assembly
12 Job Training Opportunity
Mechanical Assembly Technician I (MT I)
The Mechanical Tech I will assist in the assembly and sub assemblies of mechanical hardware. The technician will be assigned to a journeyman level (Mechanical Technician II) mechanic and will provide general support in the construction of basic mechanical assemblies as dictated by the drawings and specifications. The technician will be trained and supervised when working on complex tasks and will be held responsible to making sure all tools required for the job are available at workstation and put back into the tool room attt the completion of the assignment.
Tasks normally required to be performed are as follows:
• Put parts together with bolts, clips, screws, solder, cement, or other fasteners by hand or by suing portable power tools • Use mac hines suc h as ar bor presses or r ive ters for ma king force d fittings or fas ten ing opera tions on the assem bly line • Lubricate moving parts • Put together sub-assemblies to make single units • Connect electrical wiring • Perform the same assembly task repeatedly • Visualize final hardware from drawings or diagrams • Begin to learn methods and techniques for reading mechanical drawings • Follow instructions and work accurately • Make decisions based on standards that can be checked • Working to a specified deadline
Skills required: The applicant should have a basic ability to handle tools and hardware, be able to read notes and written instructions, and provide basic assistance to an experienced mechanic.
At the completion of six months, the applicant will be able to read simple drawings and assemble a simple hardware in compliance to military standards and per standard drawings. The more adept applicant will be ready to proceed to an intermediate level where little supervision is required for assembly of moderately complex assemblies.
13 Welding Shop
14 Job Training Opportunity
Welder I
The entry level welder will assist a journeyman level welder in performing basic welding as dictated by drawing requirements. An an apprentice fabricator, the welder will be required to create and arrange mental forms, fixtures, and clamps in order to hold work-pieces in-place for final welding. The activity involves joining metals so that high strength is achieved while avoiding excessive distortion. Entry level welder typically have vocations training or apprenticeship and some level of certificate per MIL-STD-1495. As a result, this program may be augmented with some level of vocational training at a local Huntsville school.
Tasks normallyyq required to be performed are as follows:
Set up welding machinery (insert welding rods, electrodes or welding torch tip) Set machine guides and fixturing devices to hold work-piece in place Adjust welding machine controls to set proper flame, electric current, or air and hydraulic pressure Perform basic welding under direct supervision Perform grinding ad de-burring as necessary to complete work Inspect work f or compli ance to draw ing or spec ifica tion requ iremen ts Follow instructions and work accurately Make decisions based on standards that can be checked Working to a specified deadline
Skills required: The applicant should have a basic ability to handle tools and hardware, some lifting is required. The ability to read drawing notes and written instructions is also required. The applicant will provide basic assistance to an experienced welder.
At the completion of six months, the applicant will understand basics of simple welding and support for journeyman welders. The applicant will have experience in welding various metals in simplistic arrangements with a number of weld methods.
15 Warehouse/Inventory
16 Job Training Opportunity
INVENTORY CLERK
SUMMARY Receive and stock shelves for kitting materials to the production floor. Working conditions are normal for a manufacturing environment. Work involves frequent lifting of materials and product up to 30 pounds.
• PRIMARY TRAINING GOALS: • Learn and understand inventory control methods • Warehouse stock procedures • Learn cost pppoint procedures for inventor y control • Production kit per written instruction (route sheets) • Clean and maintain work area. • Other duties as assigned.
• TRAINING GOALS • Understand control complex finished goods including packaging, handling, and shipment and quality procedures for all ware house activities.
• COMPLETION OF PROGRAM • The intern will have the knowledge and skills of warehouse in a customer based work environment.
17 Expectations Tyonek expects its employees and interns to behave with the highest standards
• TMG is a zero tolerance facility. – Zero tolerance implies the prohibition of the use of dlhllldiilitidrugs, alcohol, as well as disciplinary action. – For this reason, Tyonek requires pre-employment drug testing. • TMG requires employees to come to work on time with a good attitude, willingness to work hard,,y and ability to learn.
18 TMG Holiday Schedule 2009
• Thanksgiving – • November 26th - Tyonek Scheduled Holiday • November 27 th – Facility Closed – use VAC or PTO
• Christmas – • December 25th – Facility Closed – use VAC or PTO • Db28December 28th - 31st – Tyonek S c he du led H o liday • January 1st, 2010 – Facility Closed – use VAC or PTO
19 WindScape Apartment Homes 125 R oya l D r ive, #2207 , M adi son, AL 35758
• Amenities • Exercise and Weight Center • Sauna and Hot Tub • Collegiate-length Pool with Lap Lanes • Basketball Courts • Volley Ball Court • Poolside Ping Pong • Lighted Tennis Court • PlidWilPoolside Wireless I nternet • Digital Cable • Gazebo and Grill Area
20 WindScape Corporate Apartment Furnishings Inventory & Rates
• AhdlfidhCAttached please find the Corporate F Fihiurnishing Rate Sheet for WindScape Apartment Homes Corporate Apartment Furnishings, which Interns will sign and be responsible for, at the quoted rate, if items are damaged or missing at the close of the Internship. • Signed Inventory will be a part of the Intern Contract and will be signed before Intern may move into Corppporate Furnished Apartment
21 TMG Budget Provisions
• A furnished apartment – Intern resppgonsible for furnishings provided, responsible for replacing any items broken, damaged or missing at end of Internship • Utilities for the apartment – Includes electric, water, and cable • Bi-weekly deep cleaning service and cleaning supplies – Interns are responsible for daily cleaning • Re imb ursement f or personal cell ph ones @ $60 .00 per month – or a prepaid cell phone for $60.00 per month – usage over this amount is the Intern’s responsibility • A vehicle for transportation while in Huntsville. (Candidates to pay for gas) • Insurance for the vehicle (Tyonek will cover this cost)
22 Personal Monthly Budget
$ MONTHLY INCOME
HOUSING Actual Cost PERSONAL CARE Actual Cost TAXES Actual Cost Mortgage or rent TMG Medical Federal Cell Phone Hair/nails State Electricit y TMG gClothin Local Gas TMG Other Other Water and sewer TMG Subtotals Subtotals Supplies Actual Cost Other LOANS gs account Actual CostSavin Subtotals Personal Retirement account Student Investment account TRANSPORTATION Actual Cost Credit cardgs account Savin Fuel Other Subtotals Other Subtotals Subtotals
ENTERTAINMENTActual Cost FOOD Actual Cost Video/DVD Groceries CDs Dinin g out Concerts Other Theater Subtotals Subtotals
23 What TMG Provides
Tyonek Shareholder Internship Program Within the framework of our capp,,ypabilities in Huntsville, Alabama, Tyonek would like to provide a shareholder trainin g program to those interested shareholders of Tyonek Native Corporation. It is our intent to enter into a formal written contract with each candidate, in which we will each have an understanding of intention and performance. It is our sincere wish that this program develop into a valuable resource for the shareholders of TNC. Due to Alabama’s Department of Labor Regulations, all applicants must be at least 18 years of age and have a Social Security Number. The Tyonek Shareholder Training Contract will provide the following:
• A list of the job training activities and skills available in our facility. • Six months of on the job training (Candidates will be paid, full time employees of Tyonek during the training period) • A copy of Tyonek’s Policies & Procedures to which all Tyonek employees adhere. • A Tyonek job application form • ApreA pre-employment drug test to be administered in Anchorage and/or Madison • Round trip airfare from Anchorage to Huntsville at beginning and end of Internship Term. • A cash advance to cover the candidate’s expenses until the first paycheck. • A furnished apartment – Intern responsible for furnishings provided, responsible for replacing any items broken, damaged or missing at end of Internship • Utilities for the apartment – Includes Electric, water, and cable • Bi weekly deep cleaning service and cleaning supplies – Interns are responsible for daily cleaning • Reimbursement for personal cell phones @ $60.00 per month – or a prepaid cell phone for $60.00 per month – usage over this amount is the Intern’s responsibility • A vehicle for transportation while in Huntsville. (Candidates to pay for gas) • Insurance for the vehicle (Tyonek will cover this cost) • A sponsor for the first week to help the candidate adjust to Huntsville. •Any special equipment or clothing for work, such as steel-toed shoes, hard hats, etc.
24 What the Intern Provides
The TNC Shareholder Employee will provide the following:
• A completed job application form and Essay • Two forms of identification (e.g., driver’s license, Social Security Card, etc.) • Voided Check for HR • A positive attitude • The ability to be at work on time, work hard and learn • The ability to abide by the Policies & Procedures of Tyonek (Tyonek is a 100% drug and alcohol test facility with zero tolerance) • Enter into a learning contract • Follow supervisor’s/mentor’s instructions • Satisfactorily complete assigned work and attend regular meetings with supervisor/mentor • Check in weekly with TNC Contact • Achieve set objectives in the 45 day, 90 day, 135 day and final reviews • Sign agreement that breach of Internship/TMG Policies and Procedures will resulilt in term inat ion o fIf Interns hip an d return to AK
25 INFORMATION ON LIVING IN MADISON, AL
26 What to Bring:
¾ Two forms of Identification ¾ Voided Check for HR ¾ Debit Card from AK bank account ¾ Clothing (jeans, t-shirts, shoes) ¾ Jackets, sweatshirts ¾ Toiletries ¾ Plbli(bkiitt)Personal belongings (books, movies, pictures, etc.) ¾ Medication
Weather Conditions:
¾ Fall: October-December: day temperatures range from 60-70* night temperatures range from 40-50* ¾ Winter: Mid-December-March: Day temperatures range from 40-50* o Some days get as cool as 30* Nigh t T emperatures range f rom 20 -40*
27 Important Numbers
• City of Madison Police Non-emergency Calls: 772-7190
• City of Huntsville Utilities Power Outage: 535-4448 Main Office: 535-1200
• City of Madison Fire Department Non-emergency calls: 772-3326
• Madison Public Library 130 Plaza Drive: 461-0046
• Hughes Road Post Office: 772-4954
• Madison City Water & Waste Personnel: 258-2020
28 Important Numbers Intern Program Contacts
TMG: Bill Jolly – 256-258-6208 Office - 256-990-2913 C ell Jill Segers-Harris – 256-258-6209 Office - 256-759-2019 C ell TNC-Local: Mary Waldorf – 256-730-4984 Office - 256-541-6966 Cell TNC-AK: Michaelene Stephan – 907-351-3298 Cell
29 Eateries Madison Main Street Cafe 101 Main St 0.49 miles 256-461-8096 Bandito Burrito of Madison 208 Main St 0.51 miles 256-461-8999 Cricket's 3810 Wall Triana Hwy 0.82 miles 256-464-3777 Philly Connection 3764 Wall Triana Hwy 0.93 miles 256-489-3480 TCBY 3764 Wa ll Tr iana Hwy 0930.93 m iles 256-489-3480 GameDay Grill 10871 County Line Rd 0.93 miles 256-461-8082 Stem & Stein 10871 County Line Rd 0.93 miles 256-325-3779 Philly Connection 3764 Sullivan St 1.00 miles 256-325-3481 Sonic Drive-In 3763 Sullivan St 1.00 miles 256-464-3138 Ivey's Restaurant 101 Ivory Pl 1.01 miles 256-461-8450 Taco Bell 8860 Madison Blvd 1.12 miles 256-772-8055 Pizza Hut 8830 Madison Blvd 1.12 miles 256-772-8897 Mc Donald's 8841 Madison Blvd 1.13 miles 256-772-0099 Wendy's 8814 Madison Blvd 1. 13 miles 256-772-0502 Hardee's 8827 Madison Blvd 1.13 miles 256-772-3270 Arby's 8817 Madison Blvd 1.13 miles 256-772-7465 Tai Pan Chinese Restaurant 8883 Madison Blvd 1.13 miles 256-461-9888 KFC 8966 Madison Blvd 1.15 miles 256-772-7010 Quiznos Sub 8760 Madison Blvd 1.16 miles 256-772-7003 Great Buffet 8760 Madison Blvd 1.16 miles 256-461-8383 Schlotzsky's Deli 8969 Madison Blvd 1.16 miles 256-464-5300 Gazebo Restaurant 8721 Madison Blvd 1.16 miles 256-772-8855 Waffle House 8979 Madison Blvd 1. 16 miles 256-772-9540 Barnhill's Buffet 9016 Madison Blvd 1.17 miles 256-461-8355 China Buffet 9016 Madison Blvd 1.17 miles 256-461-7766 30 Krystal 8720 Madison Blvd 1.19 miles 256-772-8993 C D's Pub & Grill 107 Arlington Dr # B 1.20 miles 256-772-9133 Eateries, cont.
Mexico Lindo 8694 Madison Blvd 1.22 miles 256-325-3215 Subway Sandwiches & Salads 8694 Madison Blvd 1.22 miles 256-772-7077 Allen's Grille & Grog 9076 Madison Blvd # J 1.22 miles 256-772-8514 Captain Ds D's Seafood 9088 Madison Blvd 1. 24 miles 256-461-0397 Waffle King 8644 Madison Blvd 1.28 miles 256-772-1345 Tenders Inc 101 Intercom Dr 1.29 miles 256-464-7811 Edo Japanese Restaurant 104 Intercom Dr 1.29 miles 256-772-0360 Casa Blanca 140 Browns Ferry Rd 1.32 miles 256-464-6044 Papa John's Pizza 300 Hughes Rd # C 1.35 miles 256-772-3111 Golden China Restaurant 300 Hughes Rd # F 1.35 miles 256-461-0880 Applebee's Neighborhood Grill 302 Hughes Rd 1.36 miles 256-772-3441 Apple Lane Farms 8580 Madison Blvd 1.36 miles 256-774-8181 Bellacino' s Pizza & Grinders 8572 Madison Blvd 1. 37 miles 256-774-1918 Guadalajara Mexican Rstrnt 8572 Madison Blvd 1.37 miles 256-774-1401 Firehouse Subs 8572 Madison Blvd 1.37 miles 256-464-7004 Subway Sandwiches & Salads 347 Hughes Rd 1.47 miles 256-461-1021 Jackson's Family Restaurant 234 Lime Quarry Rd 1.50 miles 256-772-0191 BKiBurger King 375 Hug hes Rd 1531.53 m iles 256-461-4080 Ruby Tuesday 110 Tom Thrasher Ln 1.54 miles 256-461-8282 Cracker Barrel Old Country Str 120 Cleghorn Blvd 1.54 miles 256-461-7670 La Placita Mexican Restaurant 401 Hughes Rd # 4 1.59 miles 256-464-3994 Domino's Pizza 437 Hughes Rd 1.67 miles 256-772-9000 Donatos Pizza 8000 Madison Blvd 2.26 miles 256-772-6789
31 Important Roads in Madison
Alternative Road Names: • Hwy 72: University Drive, Pratt Ave • Hwy 20: Madison Blvd • Memorial Parkway: Hwy 431, Hwy 231 • Browns Ferry Road: Old Madison Pike • Front Street: Palmer Road • Slaughter Road: Jeff Road • Wall-Triana Blvd: Sullivan Street • County Line Road: Old Railroad Bed Road Road Directions: East to West • I-565 runs East to West • Hwy 72 runs East and West to the North of Madison City • Browns Ferry Road runs East to West • Mill Road runs East to West • Hwy 20 runs East and West to the South of Madison City Noooourth to South • Slaughter Road runs North and South • Hughes Road runs North and South • Wall-Triana Blvd runs North and South • County Line Road runs North and South • Memorial Parkway runs North and South in Huntsville
32 Madison, AL Maps
• Palmer to Apts Madison AL – Folding map attached -
33 34 Madison Grocery Stores • Wal-Mart 8650 Madison Boulevard Madison, Alabama 35758 (256)461-7403 • Kroger 300 Hughes Road Madison, Alabama 35758 (256)461-0914 • Publix 8000 Madison Boulevard Madison, Alabama 35758 (256)461-1860
35 Attractions
VISITOR CENTER • Brochures, calendars and hotel information available through the Convention & Visitors Bureau Visitor Center located at 500 Church Street and Huntsville International Airport. Open every day. 256-533-5723. ALABAMA CONSTITUTION VILLAGE • A living village commemorating Alabama’s entry into the Union at the 1819 Constitutional Convention. Franklin Street at Gates Avenue. 564-8100 or 1-800-678-1819. BURRITT ON THE MOUNTAIN • Former home of physician. Historic structure includes log cabins, blacksmith shop and church. Nature trails. Panoram ic v iews. 3101 Burr itt Dr ive 536-2882. EARLYWORKS Children’s History Museum • Youngsters enjoy hearing the story-telling tree and talking clock. Board a floating keelboat. 404 Madison St. 564-8100 or 1-800-678-1819. HARRISON BROTHERS HARDWARE • Established in 1879, Alabama’s oldest operating hardware store is operated by the Historic Huntsville Foundation. Nostalgic items displayed and sold. 124 South Side Square 536-3631. HISTORIC DISTRICTS • The Twickenham historic district north and east of the courthouse Square contains the state’s largest collection of antebellum homes , dating from 1814. The Old Tow n district contaicontainsns Federal and Victorian homes. Fiv e Points contains many bu ngalow s. The railroad bisects Historic Madison. HISTORIC HUNTSVILLE DEPOT • Guided tours of the restored 1860 passenger depot. Civil War exhibits and period locomotive featured. 320 Church Street. 564-8100 or 1-800-678-1819. HUNTSVILLE BOTANICAL GARDEN • The 130-acre garden east of the Space & Rocket Center features gardens for roses, herbs, ferns, daylilies and aquatic plants. Nature trails. The Butterfly House is open summers. 4747 Bob Wallace Avenue. 830 -4447. HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART • The museum in Big Spring Park has a growing collection of prints, paintings and sculptures. Galleries feature touring exhibits and the museum’s permanent collection. 300 Church Street. 535-4350. MAPLE HILL CEMETERY • The city’s historic cemetery dates from 1822 and contains the graves of five governors, Civil War soldiers and many civic leaders. East of California Street. SCI-QUEST - North Alabama Science Center • Fun-filled, hands-on children’s museum adjoins Calhoun Community College. 102-D Wynn Drive. 837-0606. STATE BLACK ARCHIVES/MUSEUM • A&M campus. 851-5846. U.S. SPACE & ROCKET CENTER • See America’s largest rocket collection plus Apollo spacecraft, Space Shuttle replica, flight simulators and Space Camp. IMAX® theater. I-565 exit 15. 837-3400. VETERANS MEMORIAL MUSEUM • 2060-A Airport Road. 883-3737. VON BRAUN CENTER • North Alabama’s multi-purpose entertainment, convention and sports complex. The center contains a 10,000-seat arena, concert hall,,p play house, banq uet hall and 104, 000 sq uare feet of exhibit sp ace. 700 Monroe Street. 533-1953. WEEDEN HOUSE MUSEUM • Located in the Twickenham Historic District, the 1819 Federal house was the birthplace of 19th-century artist Maria Howard Weeden. 300 Gates Avenue. 536-7718. 36 Parks & Recreation
BIG SPRING INTERNATIONAL PARK • Located in the heart of Huntsville just west of the Courthouse Square, Big Spring is the site where pioneer John Hunt built a cabin in 1805. The park contains gifts donated by foreign countries. Panoply art festival and Big Spring Jam music festival held here. BRAHAN SPRING PARK • City park containing tennis courts, baseball fields, frisbees, golf course, horseshoe pitching courts, playgrounds, ppggypicnic areas and lagoons for fishing. Indoor Olympic-size ppyool. Drake Avenue west of Memorial Parkway. CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING PARK • This well-marked cross country course follows a grassy path for a two-mile or three-mile loop between the old airport runway and golf course. John Hunt Park on Airport Road off U.S. 231 S. DITTO LANDING MARINA • Situated along the Tennessee River, with full boating facilities, wet and dry storage, transient docks, picnic tables, picnic pavilions, campsites, lighted tennis courts, softball diamond and playground. From South Memorial Parkway, turn east on Hobbs Island Road and right on Ditto Landing Rd. 882-1057. ICE COMPLEX • Hosts public skating on two National Hockey League regulation rinks. Near Joe Davis Stadium off South Memorial Parkway on Leeman Ferry Road. 883-3774. JOE DAVIS STADIUM • Home to the Huntsville Stars baseball team. 3125 Leeman Ferry Rd. 882-2562. THE LAND TRUST TRAILS • Year-round hiking on 547 acres of the beautiful Monte Sano preserve. Ten different trails offer hiking opportunities from moderate to strenuous levels and begin off Bankhead Parkway. For trail maps call 534-LAND. MADISON COUNTY LAKE • A state-owned public lake on 105 acres. Boat rentals, fishing licenses and permits are available at the concession building. Located on County Lake Road near Gurley. 776-4905. MONTE SANO STATE PARK • The 2,000-acre park, located within Huntsville city limits, offers 14 rustic rental cabins, hiking trails, picnic and playground facilities, RV hook-ups, primitive camping sites, electricity and water. A spectacular view of the Tennessee Valley is below. 5105 Nolen Avenue. 534-3757. NATURE TRAIL • Located on Green Mountain 12 miles from downtown Huntsville. The 72-acre Nature Trail has wooded paths, a 16-acre lake, picnic pavilion and picnic area, chapel, a covered bridge, wildlife sanctuary, 2 miles of trail and a Braille Trail. South Shawdee Road. 883-9501. RECREATION SERVICES • Offering recreational opportunities in tennis, swimming, athletic activities and passive activities for adults, 427-5230. Speci a l fac iliti es i ncl ud e two 18-hlhole, par 72 go lf courses – MiilGlfCMunicipal Golf Course, 880-1151, located near center of town off South Memorial Parkway and Sunset Landing Golf Club, 464-5050, located at Huntsville International Airport. ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL (HAMPTON COVE) • Hampton Cove is the northernmost of Alabama’s public golf courses designed by legendary golf architect. 54 holes. Located 9 miles from downtown Huntsville on U.S. 431 South. 551-1818. SHARON JOHNSTON PARK • 250-acre park, established in memory of a Huntsville resident, contains 12-acre fishing lake, Olympic pool, sanctioned horse show arena, shelters and barbecue grills. Coleman Road near New Market. 379-2868.
37 Parkway Place Mall 2801 South Memorial Parkway
SOUTH on COLONIAL LAKE DR. 0.1 miles Turn RIGHT. Turn LEFT onto MADISON BLVD / AL-20 E. Continue to follow AL-20 E. 2.4 miles Merge onto I-565 E. 5.6 miles Merge onto US-231 S / N MEMORIAL PKWY via EXIT 19A. 1.8 miles Take the exit toward DRAKE AVE. 0.1 miles Turn SLIGHT LEFT onto S MEMORIAL PKWY Make a U-TURN onto S MEMORIAL PKWY. 2801 Memorial Pkwy Sw, Huntsville Total Est. Time: 13 minutes Total Est. Distance: 10.65 miles
38 Madison Square Mall 5901 University Drive
SOUTH on COLONIAL LAKE DR. 0.1 miles Turn RIGHT. 0.1 miles Turn LEFT onto MADISON BLVD / AL-20 E. Continue to follow AL-20 E. 2.4 miles Merge onto I-565 E / US-72 ALT E / AL- 20 E. 0.7 miles Merge onto RESEARCH PARK BLVD NW / AL-255 N via EXIT 14. 3.2 miles Merge onto UNIVERSITY DR NW / US- 72 E / AL-2 E toward US-231 N / HUNTSVILLE. 0.3 miles Madison Square Mall: 5901 University Dr Nw, Total Est. Time: 9 minutes Total Est. Distance: 7.02 miles
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