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Parks, Recreation SYRACUSE PARKS & RECREA 63(1&(5675((76<5$&86(1<::: TION 6<5$&86(1<863$5.6 STEPHANIE A. 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Separate permits ZiOO Ee reTuireG for each Oocation the registration form onOy Proof of resiGency may Ee reTuireG you choose, anG there ZiOO Ee an aGGitionaO per hours permit fee for each aGGitionaO Oocation For e[ampOe, if you Zish REFUND POLICY to use the /iOy PonG anG the Rose *arGen at ThornGen Park, tZo $OO refunG reTuests must Ee suEmitteG in Zriting to Spencer separate permits are reTuireG, anG there ZiOO Ee tZo permit fees Street, Syracuse, 1Y, , $ttn R(F81D R(48(ST of each per hours Payment must be made within  FuOO refunGs ZiOO Ee processeG if reTuesteG in Zriting at Oeast two weeks after you make a reservation. For more information seYen Eusiness Gays in aGYance of the cOass pOease caOO e[t  ,f a refunG reTuest is receiYeG Oess than Gays in aGYance of the cOass, you ZiOO receiYe a refunG ELECTRICAL HOOK-UP FEE  1o refunGs ZiOO Ee giYen Oess than one fuOO Eusiness Gay prior There is a eOectricaO hook up fee, Zhere outOets are aYaiO to the cOass starting Gate ,f the cOass Eegins on 0onGay, the aEOe There is no poZer source aYaiOaEOe at ThornGen Park (0 refunG reTuest must Ee receiYeG Ey the ThursGay prior 0iOOs 0emoriaO Rose *arGen, the ThornGen Park Picnic SheOter, or the 2nonGaga Park *a]eEo PoZer is aYaiOaEOe at the Thorn  $OO refunGs ZiOO Ee paiG Ey the &ity of Syracuse Yia check Gen Park $mphitheatre, the /iOy PonG at ThornGen Park, anG the maGe payaEOe to the name on the originaO registration form, anG 2nonGaga Park Picnic SheOter PoZer at the 2nonGaga Picnic couOG take up to Zeeks to receiYe SheOter is OimiteG anG can not accommoGate any kinG of cooking  ProrateG refunGs may Ee giYen after a program has Eegun if or cooOing units for e[ampOe, coffee makers, popcorn machine Zritten meGicaO Yeri¿cation from your primary physician is re etc ceiYeG for inMury or iOOness $ prorateG refunG ZiOO Ee EaseG on the numEer of Gays Oeft in the cOass upon receipt of your meGicaO FACILITY RENTAL PERMITS Yeri¿cation in our of¿ce ,f Ze receiYe the Zritten meGicaO Yeri The &ity of Syracuse Parks Department ZeOcomes you to one of ¿cation after the enG of the cOass, no refunG ZiOO Ee giYen our rentaO faciOities :hen some of our faciOities are not Eeing useG for Gepartment run recreation actiYities anG &ity eYents, CANCELLATIONS they are aYaiOaEOe for priYate rentaO 2ur EuiOGings are the perfect The Department reserYes the right to canceO or comEine cOasses Oocation for that speciaO party or meeting programs if necessary FuOO refunGs ZiOO Ee giYen if a cOasspro The Parks Department currentOy rents out ¿Ye faciOities They gram is canceOOeG POease Yisit httpZZZsyracusenyusparks are the %arry Park FieOG +ouse, %urnet Park :arming anG Rink message%oarGhtmO for canceOOations anG upGates $rea, Sunnycrest Rink $rea, ThornGen Park &arriage +ouse anG FieOG +ouse INCLEMENT WEATHER FOR POOLS 2utGoor pooOs ZiOO Ee cOoseG at Oeast minutes ZheneYer thun The SpeciaO (Yents GiYision hanGOes aOO rentaO inTuiries %e Ger or Oightning is reporteG fore compOeting a FaciOity RentaO $ppOication, pOease contact 0ary %eth Roach or %ritney Farmer to check aYaiOaEiOity 0ary %eth can Ee reacheG at e[t or mroach# INCLEMENT WEATHER FOR CAMPS cisyracusenyus %ritney can Ee reacheG at e[t or Efarm :e ZiOO make eYery effort to contact parents anGor meGia out er#cisyracusenyus $ security Geposit ZiOO Ee reTuireG in Oets Eefore the morning Eus runs Eegin, though this may not aO aGGition to the hourOy rentaO fees that appOy Zays Ee possiEOe :e Go ask that parents make arrangements for the possiEiOity of miG Gay camp canceOOation Zhen the Zeather FIELD PERMITS conGitions are threatening POease Yisit For e[cOusiYe use of any of our ¿eOGs, pOease contact -oeOOe ZZZsyracusenyusparksmessage%oarGhtmO for canceOOations Dougherty at e[t anG upGates Department Information Syracuse Parks & Recreation... Come out and play with us! %Oue Rain (cofest +anoYer STuare & &ity +aOO &ommons $mericu Syracuse $rts & &rafts FestiYaO &oOumEus &ircOe MAY 30 - (SF ,, &amp %egins 0uOtiSport &amp %egins Tennis 1 1on &ity resiGents 1& can register for camps Oeagues, &amp at %arry Park %egins cOinics & Oessons 31 Pops in the Park 8pper 2nonGaga Park 4 $GuOt Lacrosse League Preregistration for returning team GeaGOine AUGUST 5 - &raw¿sh FestivaO &Ointon STuare 6 02ST ,, &amp %egins RoEotics &amp %egins Tennis 6 - 0ountain *oat Run &Ointon STuare &amp at Sunnycrest Park %egins 12 +iawatha Lake Fishing DerEy 8pper 2nonGaga Park 9 Tennis &amp at Sunnycrest Park %egins 18 $GuOt Lacrosse League registration GeaGOine 9 Shakespeare in the Park ThornGen Park 19 - Downtown Living Tour 10 Shakespeare in the Park ThornGen Park 27 0emoriaO Day &oncert PaOace Theatre 11 Shakespeare
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