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Activity Brochure Community Center • Griswold Center Fall 2015 Activity Brochure Community Center • Griswold Center TO WORTHINGTON PARKS AND RECREATION Did you know... COMMUNITY CENTER PARKS The Community Center offers Selby Park was voted 20 different styles of group Worthington’s 2015 “Most fitness classes, with over 60 Favorite Park”! Fall classes a week. As a member, you receive the lowest possible pricing. The Worthington Parks Improvement Fund allows 2015 GRISWOLD CENTER you to gift a plant, tree or park Griswold members volunteer enough structure in one of our sixteen hours to account for more than 1 neighborhood parks. additional full time staff member. Feet and arm modeling by worthington.org Community Center Summer Campers! Facility Information Worthington Residency Throughout this brochure, different fees are listed for Residents (R) and Non–Residents (NR). Resident fees apply to those who live or work in the city limits of Worthington, including spouses and school–aged children of those households. These households and companies pay taxes that support the Worthington Parks and Recreation Department and therefore pay the resident rate for memberships, programs, and rentals. All others pay the listed non–resident rate. Two proofs of residency are required at the time of registration to receive the resident rate. Examples of proof are a valid driver’s license, check with address, utility bill, or bank statement. Working Residents must work a minimum 20 hours per week for a company in the City limits of Worthington. Verification of payment of Worthington City taxes is required at the time of registration to receive the resident discount price. Acceptable verification is an original pay stub, dated within 30 days, that specifically denotes Worthington taxes being withheld. Facility Memberships Community Center Griswold Center Member Benefits Daily Pass Rates Member Benefits • Members have access to the pools, fitness equipment and Valid for the day that it is issued and is not transferable. • The Griswold Center is a Parks and Recreation the walking/running track. Child (age 3–17) $5 Senior Citizen** $6 facility dedicated to providing quality programs and • Members who are non–residents may register for programs Adult $8 Military $5 services to adults who are 55 years of age and one day earlier, and receive the lowest pricing on all group **A Senior Citizen is defined as someone 60 years of age or older. fitness classes, Spinning®, Yoga, and Pilates. older. We invite you to visit us for a tour. • Through the Member Referral Program, members may Purchase an electronic punch card for multiple day • Membership to the Griswold Center entitles you to earn WPRD Gift Certificates by referring new members to passes at a discounted rate! three days of priority registration for Griswold Center the Community Center. Day Pass Card $56.00 programs and trips each month. • Please ask for all Membership details at the Community Center Customer Service Desk. Discounted price when card is used: • As a member you have the option to receive the Child (age 3–17) $3.50 quarterly brochures by mail which showcase current Annual Membership Rates Adult $7.00 information about a wide variety of free and fee Annual Memberships are valid for one year from date of based programs available. purchase. Monthly payment options, debited directly from your bank account, are available for the purchase of annual • Membership to both the Griswold Center AND the memberships for a small additional fee. See Customer Service Community Center entitles you to unlimited use of for complete details. WPRD Offers Healthways the Griswold Fitness Room for no extra charge (see Resident Non–Resident SilverSneakers® & PRIME® Programs page 31 for more information). Youth (3–13 yrs) $100 $125 • SilverSneakers® members also have unlimited use Individual $250 $325 Healthways SilverSneakers and PRIME of the Griswold Fitness Room for no extra charge. Family* of Two $410 $535 members receive a no–cost Community Annual Membership Rates Family* of Three $520 $675 Center and/or Griswold Center Annual Memberships are valid for one year from Family* of Four $595 $775 membership, which includes all member Family* of Five $670 $870 date of purchase. Additional Person $25 each $25 each benefits. Eligibility for these insurance– Resident Non–Resident Senior Citizen** $175 $250 based programs can be confirmed at the Age 55 and over $10 $15 * A “Family” is defined as up to three adults in the same Community or Griswold Center customer Age 54 and younger $20 $25 household, and their dependents up to and including age service desks. 22, residing on the premises. For more detailed information about the Refund Policies Monthly Membership Rates SilverSneakers program, please see pages 28. • Annual Memberships are non–refundable and Monthly Memberships are valid for 30 days from date of non–transferable. purchase. The cost of a Monthly Membership can be applied to an Annual Membership if converted before the Monthly Membership expires. Facility Rentals Resident Non–Resident The Worthington Parks & Recreation Department has many Community Center Facilities can be reserved on the Individual $40 $50 opportunities for facility rentals, including the Community Mondays listed below: Senior Citizen** $30 $40 Center, Griswold Center, Selby Shelter, and sport fields in August 3, 2015 for September–December 2015 **A Senior Citizen is defined as someone 60 years of age or older. our parks. Rooms, fields, and equipment are available for December 7, 2015 for January–March 2016 meetings, seminars, private parties, or other purposes that do not compete with any of our programs. March 7, 2016 for April–May 2016 Membership Refund Policies • Please be aware that no alcohol is allowed on the premises May 2, 2016 for June–Aug 2016 • Annual and Monthly Memberships are non–refundable of any of our rental sites. Reservations must be made in person a minimum of 3 days and non–transferable, except in cases of hardship. • Groups are responsible for providing their own supplies, prior to the rental. • Refunds for hardship cases (Military Duty, medical reasons, decorations, table coverings, food, etc. Set up and clean Griswold Center Facilities can be reserved on the or out of area moves) may be requested by sending email up of these items are the responsibility of the renter and to Julie Stoltz at [email protected]. Proof of must be included in the time of the rental. Mondays listed below: hardship is required. • The individual reserving the facility must be present during August 3, 2015 for October–December 2015 the entire permitted time. Payment is due at the time of December 7, 2015 for January–March 2016 Corporate Membership Packages the reservation. March 7, 2016 for April–June 2016 Corporate memberships are now available! There are many May 2, 2016 for July–Sept 2016 benefits to employers whose employees exercise regularly: For complete details on all rentable facilities, Inquiries and requests may be made by calling or in person at lowers health care costs, reduces stress, improves productivity, including rates and all policies, please see least 2 weeks prior to the rental. concentration and morale, and reduces the number of absences. worthington.org or ask at the Customer Service desk Please contact Julie Stoltz for rates or more information at at the Community Center or Griswold Center for a [email protected] or by calling (614) 436–2743. “Facility Rentals” booklet. 2 Visit us online at worthington.org for more information about memberships and facility rentals! Facility Information Table of Contents Mission Statement Vision Aquatics—Fitness/Water Aerobics. 15 Worthington Parks & Recreation will: Aquatics—Lessons . 6–9 To create community Provide safe, family friendly environments. Child Care Information. .2 Be a leader in customer service. Fitness & Wellness Programs. 22–25 through exceptional Provide exceptional maintenance and cleanliness. Griswold Center Programs. 29–38 parks, programs, Lead in community health and wellness. • ToProvide enhance innovative children’s parks character and recreation. development Membership Information. .3 facilities, and events. Be positive people providing fun interactions. Park Information. .39 • ToStrive provide for sustainable safe and practices.well–maintained facilities Registration Information. 4–5 Rental Information . 3 Community Center Preschool Programs . .10–13 345 East Wilson Bridge Road • Worthington, OH 43085 • Phone: (614) 436–2743 • Fax: (614) 786–7367 ® SilverSneakers . 28 Regular Hours (Labor Day–Memorial Day) Child Care Hours Special Events/Highlights . 20-25 Monday – Friday: ............................ 5:30 AM–9:30 PM Monday – Friday: ................................8:00 AM–NOON Youth Programs. .14-15 Saturday: .......................................8:00 AM–8:00 PM Monday – Thursday: ........................4:00 PM–7:30 PM Sunday: .......................................10:00 AM–6:00 PM Saturday: ...........................................9:00 AM–NOON Teen/Adult Programs . 16-17 Please note that the Customer Service Desk closes for Sunday: .........................................................CLOSED business one half hour prior to the building closing. Pool schedules may be downloaded from our website or picked up Child Care is intended for children age 1 through 9 years old Parks and Recreation Staff at the Customer Service Desk. (child must be able to walk independently without stumbling). The playroom is furnished with child-sized tables and chairs, Darren Hurley, Director Holiday
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