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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 9D_2/10/2000 st tfI G�J VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA „ Post Office Box 3273 • 250 Tequesta Drive • Suite 300 fQ ` Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 • (561) 575-6200 .y f Fax: (561) 575-6203 co ' Village Manager' s Report January 10 - February 4, 2000 • Memorandum to Scott D. Ladd, Director of Community Development regarding Palm Beach County impact fees; impact fee credit . • Memorandum to Gary Preston, Director of Public Works and Recreation regarding Nichols Sanitation, Inc. ; Franchise Agreement Certificate of Insurance Requirement . • Memorandum to Kim Bodinizzo, Personnel Specialist regarding recording secretary for collective bargaining negotiations . • Letter to Gary Van Brock regarding Agreement between First Union National Bank and Tequesta. • Memorandum to Matthew J. Morrison regarding South Florida Water Management District Surface Water Management General Permit No. 50-00682-s; Village of Tequesta (Tequesta Country Club) Phase I Drainage Improvements . • Letter to John Randolph regarding building permit revenue. • Letter to James Titcomb, Executive Director, Palm Beach County League of Cities, Inc. Regarding Village of Tequesta alternate representative to the Palm Beach County League of Cities, Inc . • Memorandum to Zed A. Albrecht, Traffic Enforcement Officer regarding request for educational reimbursement . • Met with labor attorney at 11 : 00 a.m. on January 10 . • Met with Tequesta Country Club Board of Directors at 1 :30 p.m. in regard to sewer/drainage project on January 10 . • Met with representative of American Cancer Society relative to Relay for Life at 11 : 00 a .m. on January 13 . Recycled Paper • • • Attended Village Council Meeting at 7 : 00 p.m. on January 13 . • Met with Councilmember Capretta at 12 :30 p.m. on January 14 . • Met with Joe Grusauskas at 2 : 30 p .m. on January 14 . • Met with Chief Weinand at 11 : 00 a.m. on January 17 . • Met with Councilmember Sharon Walker at 2 : 00 p.m. on January 17 . • A Staff Meeting was conducted on January 18 wherein the following items were discussed: 1) The Finance Director Was Requested To Do A Memorandum Scheduling The Budget Format And Department Meetings With Cover Memo Of Information To Include In Budget Submittals . 2) The Fire Chief Was Requested To Provide An Update On ALS Delinquent Billing Plans . 3) The Finance Director Was Reminded To Provide A Financing Recommendation For Bridge Road Assessment Project . 4) The Director Of Public Works Was Requested To Provide A Status Report Relative To Re-Striping Of Golf Club Circle And Tequesta Circle By ENCON Contractor And Status Of Road Cut Repair On Country Club Drive By ENCON Contractor. 5) The Public Works Director Was Questioned Relative To Readiness To Schedule A Public Works Meeting For YMCA And Streetlights . 6) The Director Of Public Works Was Instructed To Revise The Country Club Drive Landscape Plan To Hedge Over Current Entrance To Portion Of Country Club Drive That Was Abandoned By Village Council . 7) The Director Of Public Works Advised That Grass At Northeast Corner Of Gallery Square South Did Not Appear To Be Receiving Irrigation Water. 8) The Director Of Public Works And Utility Director Were Advised To Make Plans For Streetlights In Tequesta Country Club Based On A Survey Using Style In Tequesta Oaks Provided By FPL. 9) The Finance Director Was Reminded To Schedule Quarterly Meetings For Retirement Boards Before March 31 . 10) The Director Of Public Works Was Questioned Relative To Condition Of Spider Lillys At Gallery Square North On Seabrook Road. 11) The Director Of Public Works Had Questions Relative To Tequesta Country Club And Country Club Drive Road Cuts For Conduit . 12) The Director Of Public Works Advised That Lighthouse Gallery Had Indicated Willingness To Decorate Holiday Tree. 13) The Director Of Public Works Had Questions Relative To YMCA And Future Skateboard Facility. 14) The Director Of Public Works Indicated Waiting On Actions Relative To Riverside Drive Pathways Until After Village Council Meeting In February. 15) The Finance Director Had Questions Relative To Delinquent Capital Reservation Fees . 16) The Finance Director Questioned Department Heads Relative To Need For Laptops To Upgrade For Anti-Virus Or To Surplus The Laptops And To Make A Decision Relative To Same . 17) The Chief Of Police Requested That During Budget Review Insurance Auto Assessments Be Reviewed. 18) The Chief Of Police Requested Mail Drop Changes For Village Hall Site For Security Per Accreditation Assessors. 19) The Chief Of Police Advised The Generator Room And Telephone Rooms To Be Locked Henceforth. 20) The Chief Of Police Advised That He Was Preparing Speed Trailer Location Schedule For Village Manager. 21) The Director Of Community Development Advised That He Had Been Requested To Be A Speaker At The Jupiter Tequesta Hobe Sound Board Of Realtors Meeting; Approval Of Same Given By Village Manager. 22) The Utility Director Had Questions Relative To The Tequesta Peninsula Sewer Project . 23) The Utility Director Provided A Status Report On Jupiter Inlet Colony Franchise Agreement . 24) The Utility Director Reported On A Meeting With DCA For Review Of Grant For Tequesta Country Club Area. 25) The Utility Director Stated Goodbye To All And Best Of Luck. 26) The Fire Chief Indicated That Hurricane Irene Disaster Relief Funding Agreement To Come To The Village Council In February Meeting. 27) The Fire Chief Indicated Details Relative To Purchase Order For New Truck To Be Leased. 28) The Fire Chief Indicated New Security System Required For Drug Room And Questioned If Impact Fees Could Be Used To Purchase Same . • Participated In Conference Call With Village Attorney And Utility Director Relative To Tequesta Peninsula Sewer Project At 2 : 30 P.M. On January 18 . • Met With Personnel Specialist, Utility Director And Public Works Director To Review Job Description. • Attended The Chamber Of Commerce Board Of Directors Meeting At 7 :45 A.M. On January 19 . • Attended Special Village Council Meeting At 4 : 30 P.M. On January 19 . • Participated In Conference Call With The Village Attorney And Utility Director Regarding Tequesta Peninsula Sewer Project At 10 : 30 On January 20 . • Attended The Palm Beach County Commission Workshop Meeting Regarding Loxahatchee River Road Closure At 2 : 00 P.M. On January 25 . • Attended The Manager/Finance Director Meeting At 12 : 00 On Wednesday January 26 . ▪ Attended The COG Luncheon At Noon On January 27 . • Attended The Special Village Council Meeting At 5 : 00 P.M. On January 31 . • Met With Mayor Hansen, YMCA Officials And Director Of Recreation At 9 :30 A.M. On February 3 . • A Staff Meeting Was Conducted At 10 : 00 A.M. On February 1, Wherein The Following Items Were Discussed. 1) The Finance Director Was Requested To Provide An Update Relative To EMS Billing And Special Master Status . 2) The Director Of Community Development Was Instructed To Provide The Chamber Of Commerce With A Copy Of The Proposed Sign Code Amendment When Completed. 3) Director Of Public Works Was Advised To Remove Algae On Wall Sign On Country Club Drive . 4) The Director Of Public Works Was Requested To Write A Letter To All Properties Abutting Country Club Drive Landscape And Swale Area Advising Of Forthcoming Work And To Remove Landscaping They Wish To Keep Prior To Project Commencement . Project Is Estimated To Commence May, 2000 . 5) The Finance Director Was Requested To Prepare Full Disclosure Of Solid Waste Cost Advertisement For Inclusion In Appropriate Newsletter. 6) The Director Of Public Works Was Requested To Amend Landscape Contract To Include All Landscape Maintenance Areas Of The Water And Stormwater Departments Effective 10-01-00 Or As Soon As Last Water Department Landscape Maintenance Contract Expires, Which May Require Re-Bid In Lieu Of Accepting CPI Cost Increase From Rood And Terracon. 7) The Director Of Public Works Questioned About Height Of Viburnum Hedge At The Recreation Center And Was Instructed To Increase The Same To Match Fence Height . 8) The Director Of Public Works Advised That U. S . One And Tequesta Drive Entrance Signs Need Cleaning And/Or Painting. 9) The Director Of Community Development Was Questioned As To Who Was Assigned Updated Administrative Policy On Abandonment And When The Same Will Be Completed. 10) The Acting Utility Director Provided The Village Manager With A Copy Of A Letter From The Village Attorney Relative To Capital Reservation Fees . 11) The Acting Utility Director Indicated A Desire To Iron Out Pressure Fluctuations At The Water Plant . 12) The Acting Utility Director Reviewed Various Issues Associated With The Bid Award For The Tequesta Peninsula Project . 13) The Acting Utility Director Reviewed Waterway Road Drainage Issue Brought Forward By Waterway Homeowners Association. 14) The Acting Utility Director Reviewed Tequesta Park Irrigation Water Issue . 15) The Finance Director Indicated Budget Memorandum Preparation Was Forthcoming. 16) The Finance Director Advised Of Desire To Provide Budget Amendment For Carryover Purchase Orders At 2/10 Village Council Meeting. 17) The Finance Director Indicated The Annual Audit Was Completed And Was To Seek Approval Of Village Council At March Village Council Meeting With Prior Finance And Administration Committee Meeting As Audit Committee. Negative Comments Were That Auditors Believe The Village Was Shorthanded And That A Designated Grants Coordinator Was Lacking. 18) The Finance Director Reviewed The E-Mail Issue And Was Advised To Issue A Letter To Adelphia Relative Bad Service And To Determine If Able To Split Out Cost Of Internal E-Mail . 19) The Finance Director Advised The Capability To Implement Required Late Payment Penalty Would Commence With March Billings . 20) The Finance Director Reviewed Customer Complaint Letter. 21) The Fire Chief Indicated Hurricane Floyd Reimbursement Memo Will Be Forthcoming To All Department Heads . 22) The Chief Of Police Reviewed The Need For Indication Of Fire Lane At Local Shopping Center. 23) The Police Chief Indicated Dates And Times And Locations Of Speed Trailer On Beach Road. 24) The Director Of Public Works Reviewed Streetlighting In Tequesta Country Club With FPL 25) The Director Of Public Works Advised Of Tequesta Boys' Baseball With JTAA. 26) The Director Of Public Works Reviewed Tequesta Drive Median Project . 27) Director Of Public Works Reviewed Constitution Park Work On Pathway. 28) The Director Of Public Works Indicated Right-Of- Way Project In Front Of Cain Property Forthcoming. 29) The Director Of Public Works Provided A Copy Of The Gee And Jenson Streetlighting Analysis Report . 30) The Village Clerk Indicated The Need For Departmental Newsletter Articles On A Regular Recurring Basis . 31) The Village Clerk Reviewed Landscaping Issues Brought To Her Attention Relative To ENCON Lift Station At Constitution Park. 32) The Village Clerk Advised The Chief Of Police That A Member Of The Tequesta Oaks Association Board Of Directors Had Requested Speed Limit Enforcement And Speed Limit Reduction In Tequesta Oaks . 33) The Village Clerk Sought Direction Relative To The Ability To Provide For Grand Opening Ceremony Of R.O. Plant Prior To Mid-March, 2000 • Utility Department Monthly Water Usages Report for the month of December. • The Department of Community Development Monthly Report dated February 1, 2000 is attached hereto and made a part of this Report . • The Department of Fire-Rescue Village Manager' s Report for the Month of January is attached hereto and made a part of this Report . • The YMCA of Tequesta Progress Report dated January 31, 2000, is attached hereto and made a part of this Report . Village of Tequesta Memorandum To: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager Through: Matthew J. Morrison, UtilitiF Department From: Roy Fallon, Chief Operator Date: January 12, 2000 Subject: Monthly Water Usages The following is a summary of monthly water usages for the month of December 1-31, 1999. Tequesta Water Treatment Plant December 1999 1998 Target Pumpage lc- cnn m L 19 .500 m.g. Actual Pumpage 5.101 m.g. Maximum Day tJ/ �K`",'� , - 2 . 112 m.g. Minimum Day ;Q � ����� L. 010 m.g. Average Day i` � L.455 m.g. Backwash Water 3 . 912 m.g. Hydrant ).155 m.g. Wa 6 L December (I _ 1998 Target Pumpage 7.500 m.g. Actual Pumpage ,,)a ��c� ,o 42L� Ii 5. 093 m.g. MaximumDay 2.018 m.g. Minimum Day14, • ).766 m.g. Average Day L.487 m.g. - anz Tota: December 1998 Actual Pumpage /67 927- 1. 194 m.g. MaximumDay g-s-<7 - 3 .256 m.g. Minimum Day 1 .464 m.g. Average Day I`7` e4 TA�`� �v�` '-° 1 . 942 m.g. Page 2 1999 1998 Metered Service Connections 4, 949 4, 907 Rainfall 3 .40" 2 .84" Water Sales Data 1999 1998 Total Water Sales (FYTD) $722, 043 $739, 857 Target Sales (FYTD) $808,440 $693, 750 Jupiter Purchased Water - Annual Contract 547.500 m.g. Water Received from Jupiter to-date 208 . 016 m.g. Contract Balance 339.484 m.g. Monthly Water Quality Analysis December 1999 1998 Ph 7. 5 7 .4 Total Alkalinity 204 mg/L 195 mg/L Total Hardness 212 mg/L 210 mg/L Calcium Hardness 200 mg/L 203 mg/L Color 6 Pcu 5 Pcu Iron 0 . 05 mg/L 0 .05 Mg/L Chlorides 73 mg/L 63 mg/L Turbidity 0 . 06 NTU 0.07 NTU Chlorine (total) 3 .5 mg/L 3 .4 mg/L Distribution System Maintenance New Connections 6 METERS Meters Replaced 9 Flushed 2 Replaced 1 HYDRANTS Serviced - Blow-offs Flushed New Hydrant - /mk c : Connie Holloman, Finance Director Tom Jensen, P.E. , Reese, Macon & Associates, Inc . File Microsoft\My Documents\WaterMonthlyUsage\December PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 10/01/99 THROUGH 01/31/00 PAGE 1 THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON FEBRUARY 1, 2000 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION # OF PERMITS VALUATION - FEES DUE FEES PAID AL - ALARM 17 57,457.00 1,290.00 1,290.00 BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 4 952,096.08 15,209.52 15,209.52 CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 5 53,270.00 894.52 894.52 DM - DEMOLITION 1 6,500.00 98.00 98.00 DR - DRIVEWAY 5 14,800.00 350.00 350,00 EL - ELECTRICAL - MISCELLANEOUS 26 0.00 1,235.60 1,235.60 ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 0.00 245.00 245.00 LS - LANDSCAPE PERMIT 5 50,662.25 1,272.93 1,272.93 ME - MECHANICAL 28 251,647.00 7,570.20 7,570.20 MF - MULTI-FAMILY NEW/ADDITIONS/ALT. 3 21,242.65 370.11 370.11 MO - MISC. PERMITS 152 1,483,505.00 26,500.97 26,500.97 PC - PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION 2 3,770.00 100.00 100.00 PL - PLUMBINGG - RESIDENTIAL 6 COMMERCIAL 19 3,600.00 1,088.00 1,088.00 RA - RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 2 28,750.00 464.00 464.00 SB - SIGN PERMITS 8 12,019.32 415.00 415.00 SP - SWIMMING POOLS 9 169,285.00 2,910.18 2,910.18 TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT TYPES 288 3,108,604.30 60,014.03 60,014.03 • PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 01/01/00 THROUGH 01/31/00 PAGE 1 THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON FEBRUARY 1, 2000 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION It OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID BR. - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 4 952,096.08 15,209.52 15,209.52 CA -- COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 1 5,000.00 85.00 85.00 DR - DRIVEWAY 1 1,500.00 50.00 50.00 EL - ELECTRICAL - MISCELLANEOUS 7 0.00 335.00 335.00 ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 0.00 245.00 245.00 LS - LANDSCAPE PERMIT 2 28,396.00 876.68 876.68 ME - MECHANICAL 6 12,400.00 315.00 315.00 MO - MISC. PERMITS 36 564,108.00 9,494.24 9,494.24 PC - PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION 1 1,420.00 45.00 45.00 FL - PLUMBING - RESIDENTIAL I COMMERCIAL 6 0.00 472.00 472.00 SB - SIGN PERMITS 2 3,100.00 100.00 100.00 SP - SWIMMING POOLS 4 105,433.00 1,662.92 1,662.92 TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT TYPES 71 1,673,453.08 28,890.36 28,890.36 • VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA TFR DEPARTMENT OF FIRE RESCUE VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT JANUARY 2000 Number of days included in this report 31 Total number of calls 83 Number of Medical Calls 61 Number of Fire Calls 11 Number of Calls classified as Others 11 Resources Utilized for Incident Mitigation Number of Engine Company Responses 45 Number of Ladder Company Responses 0 Number of times Mutual Aid was Received 3 Number of times Mutual Aid was Given 3 Total Number of Hrs Needed for Incident Mitigation 297.00 Average Daily Staffing Daily on-duty Career Firefighting Force 5.04 Daily on-duty Volunteer Firefighting Force 0.40 Average number of Volunteer Firefighters on-duty During Daytime Hours 0.67 Average number of Volunteer Firefighters on-duty During Night time Hours 0.22 Total Firefighting Force on duty 5.44 Fire Code Enforcement Total hours Utilized on Code Enforcement 67.50 Hours Spent on pre-fire Planning 22.00 Number of Violations Found this Month 30 Number of Violations Corrected this Month 21 Required Duties Hours Needed for Vehicle Maintenance 72.00 Hours Utilized for Equipment Testing 29.00 Hours Needed for Equipment Maintenance 65.00 Hours Needed for Equipment Checks 135.00 Hours Needed for Building Maintenance 106.00 Hours Needed for Hose Testing 0.00 Hours Needed for Hydrant Testing 2.00 Total Gallons of Water Used 13,350.00 Miscellaneous Hours Dedicated to Community Service 32.50 Hours Required for Administrative Support 179.00 Firefighter Physical fitness Program 77.00 Feb-03-00 1O: 25A YMCA of Tequesta P _ O6 YMCA of TEQUESTA 399 Seabrook Road Tequesta FL 33469 (561) 748-4748 Andrew Sloan, Director YMCA of Tequesta Progress Report 01/31/00 Current Membership Standings: 158 Members Announcements: The YMCA is awaiting for a final review to be done by the Village of Tequesta regarding our budget revisions before any programming or memberships are begun. Current Facility Standings: Fitness center- We have experienced a little maintanance problem with some of the treadmills, but other than that all is well. We would like to have our hours extended if possible to accomodate those members who work all day and cannot use the facility. This would enable us to generate much more use of the building. Storage Room- No news to report Main Floor- No news to report Advertising- John Picano Media Inc. has been hired to coordinate our marketing strategy. We have allocated about $6000 towards promoting the YMCA through local channels. We hope this effort will assist in taking the YMCA to the next level of service and programming. The YMCA has been advertising though local channels, through the Newsletter, Jupiter Courier, Palm Beach Post, and more recently through Seebreeze Publications. We just finished our third month advertising with them, and have reached 15,000 people in the Tequesta, Jupiter and PGA areas. Jupiter courier has also done a feature article on our"Active Senior Club"which is 75 strong. The Jupiter Pennysaver has also assisted with advertising programs and events. The YMCA of the Palm Beaches is working together with us in preparing a four colored brochure to further inform the community with membership information, and current programming and events. Marketing methods: Direct Mail, Radio - "Jukebox", Pamphlet/Brochure, Newspaper advertising, Publicity- photo or feature story, Y Newsletter, Tequesta Newsletter. Feb-03-00 10: 24A YMCA of Tequesta P .04 -Sports Programs- Coordinator required (part-time). Children's program- ages 4-7 Beginning and Intermediate levels. Emphasis on non-competitive activities. Sports incl_ soccer, basketball, teeball etc. Teenage program-ages 12-17. Soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, flag-football etc. Adultrogr m - ages 18 and up. Basketball, softball, flag-football etc. -Indian Guides/Indian Princess-Beginning date-not yet determined Instructor. Sean Miller/Andrew Sloan-in conjunction w/ YMCA the Palm Beaches. Targeted age group: 8-11 Activities: Hiking, camping, environmental education, marine workshop, backpacking and fishing, repelling, bike safety, kayaking, Frisbee, horseback riding etc. -Special Interest Clubs- Depending on interest (Example: Bingo, chess club, card games etc.) Johncke's International Golf School-Program open to all age groups. Private or group lessons available. Instructor: Peter Johnckc- Internationally known professional golfer and trick artist. J.ocation• Constitution Park, 'Tequesta Park Days and times: All private sessions are by appointment only. -After School Care Program-A letter has been submitted to Mr. Bradford's office requesting the necessary building changes. The YMCA is awaiting approval prior to beginning the mandatory Health Department licensure procedure. -Girls Dancersice- New program for young girls learning to dance. It also involves them in an aerobic workout. Instructor: Margaret Zalazek Days and times- Thursdays 4:00 P.M.-5:OOP.M. -Square Dancing- program affiliated with the"Active Senior Club" Instructor: Mike Doughty/Peggy Gallo Days and times: Tuesday's 7:30P.M.-9:00P.M. Estimated participation at 40-50 people per session. Plans have been made to join with other community dance groups in Jupiter/Tequesta, and hold it at the Y. -Quilting- Old fashioned by hand, "cathedral"pattern Instructor: Muriel Walka Days and times: Friday 10:00A.M.-12 Noon -Clogging- Instructor: Anne Fulmer jays n., times: Thursday 7 PM- 9PM . Feb-03-00 1O: 25A YMCA of Tequesta P . O5 • -Tai—hi- Instructor: Michael Sklar Days and times: Monday and Wednesday 7 PM - 8 PM -Music Together of the Palm Beaches- Instructor: Debbie Zaccheo Days and times: November 8 - December 13 Mondays at 9:15 -10:00; 10:15 - 11:00 A.M. Some programs will be on hold until full participation requirements are met. Future program ideas for 2000. All future events will be posted and advertised upon completion. Feb-03-00 10 : 25A YMCA of Tequesta P07 Fundraising: We do plan to have a Food Tasting Festival in the beginning of the new year along with some other possible ideas still underway. Donations: The YMCA has had two generous donations from private parties which will go towards various needs in programming, facility additions, and other administrative needs. The YMCA would like to thank them for their support! Special Events: Holiday Celebrations: Valentines Day Health-Fair USA mini-screening Mom's Club -general meetings Headstart Organization - Status of current programs: -Line Dancing- Participation at 40-50 per session. InstnuctQr: Mary Mazzetta Days_and times: Monday at -Fitness Center- in need of a fit 1 fitness center attendant for after hours and week-end hours. We are awaiting approval from the Village to our proposed position of an attendant in the budget for 2000. -Weight Loss Program- InstructQ Joanne Carroll -Stretching 17exiib lityWednesdayndiames Class-Participation pet asession 1nstru ztor Tom Bradley Davy and im s: Monday and Wednesday at 7P.M.- 9P.M. Average Monthiy Revenue: included with Karate-Do -Karate-Do- Participation at 10 per session Instructor Tom Bradley Monday and Wednesday at -Active Senior Clu��hisprogram has done extremely well!7We currently have 75 members in the club. Recently we did have our presentation of the 3-night Bahama Cruise drawing to Mr.& Mrs. Bozyczko, and also celebrated the marriage of our Program Coordinator Peggy Gallo to Dr. William White. All upcoming events will be posted upon Peggy's return from Hawaii, Participation at 30-60 per activity. lnstnictot: Peggy Gallo Schedule varies each month. **All future events for the Active Senior Club will be posted and advertised through our regular channels. -Dancercise-Aerobics- Participation at 5 per session, lastnictari Margaret Zelazek Feb-03-00 10: 26A YMCA of Tequesta P . 08 Days and time: Wednesday and Friday at 9A.M.- 10 A.M. -,Sports Programs-Coordinator required (part-time). Chachnipmgrarti- ages 4-7 Beginning and Intermediate levels. Emphasis on non-competitive activities. Sports incl. soccer, basketball, teeball etc. . ge orogram -ages 12-17. Soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball,flag-football etc. Adult program -ages 18 and up. Basketball, softball, flag-football etc. -Indian Guides/Indian Princess- Beginning date- not yet determined InsauctQti Andrew Sloan - in conjunction wl YMCA he Palm Beaches. Targeted age group. 8-1 1 Achntie, Hiking, camping, environmental education, marine workshop, backpacking and fishing, repelling, bike safety, kayaking, Frisbee, horseback riding etc. -.Special Interest Clubs- Depending on interest (Example: Bingo, chess club, card games etc.) After School Care Program-A letter has been submitted to Mr. Bradford's office • requesting the necessary building changes. The YMCA is awaiting approval prior to beginning the mandatory Health Department licensure procedure. -Girls lDancersice - New program for young girls learning to dance. It also involves them in an aerobic workout. ths1ru : Margaret Zalazek Days and times: Thursdays 4:00 P.M.-5:OOP.M. -Tai-chi- Instrttctor: Michael Sklar Days nd titti Monday and Wednesday 7 PM - 8 PM Some programs will be on hold until full participation requirements are met. Future program ideas for 2000. All future events will be posted and advertised upon completion.