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Kalispell, Montana Clarence W. Krepps
Zip 59903-1997
PARKS & RECREATION City Manager
City Council
ACTIVITY REPORT Members:
June 1997 Gary W. Nystul
Ward I
TO: Clarence Krepps, City Manager
Cliff Collins
Douglas Rauthe, Mayor Ward
City Council Members
Norbert F. Donahue
FROM: Mike Baker, Parks Director Ward11
RE: June Activity Report
DATE: July 29, 1997 Dale Haarr
Ward 11
Park and Recreation Highlights: Jim Atkinson
• Kalispell Youth Placed 2nd in Seattle (Fleer Baseball Ward III
Competition) Lauren Granmo
• Bruckhauser Pool finished 1997 Fiscal Year with Ward III
$70, 343.24 in revenue. Pamela B. Kennedy
Ward IV
Parks Department -- Ken Bauska, Foreman: M. Duane Larson
Ward IV
• mow all City Parks, small City lots, Airport and
Greenbriar (269 Total acres);
• weedeat Woodland, Heritage, Haven, Lions,
Drybridge, Hockaday, Northridge Park, soccer
_fields, Hawthorne, Central School, Depot;
• inspect, fix and repair playground units in all
City Parks;
• repair and set up various irrigation systems in
City Parks;
• stump removal on boulevards, fill holes & seed;
• hazard tree removal;
• fertilize Northridge Park and soccer fields;
• Lakers Field & Archie Roe - repair flood damage;
• repair tot -toy install toys in Lions Park;
• install park benches on lst Avenue East;
• paint fence at Woodland Park;
• remove rocks and sticks from Lawrence Park;
• brickpavers at Woodland Park Rose Garden;
• repair and erect baseball fences;
• plant, weed, prune, spray and paint various City
Gardens;
• daily rest room cleaning and garbage removal.
Mr. Clarence Krepps, City Manager
Mayor Douglas Rauthe
City Council Members
July 29, 1997
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*� Recreation Depart. - C. Bohannan & J. Reese,
Recreation Coordinators:
June kept the Recreation Department on it toes! June 16' was the
day that Day Camps, Tennis lessons, Soccer camp, Tiny Tot Team
Sports and Swimming lessons started. Lots of parents signed up
their kids to keep busy for the Summer. Ryan Stultz participated
in the Fleer Baseball program and had the opportunity to travel to
the regional competition in Seattle the last weekend in June, and
received second place in his age group.
The Seniors enjoyed a cool June for hiking and mountain biking.
® Routine Monthly Duties: Vouchers, Marketing,
Administrative work, answering phones, assisting participants,
taking registrations. Participant numbers follow:
Activity
Participants
Participant Hours
Sky Hawks Soccer Camp
100
3,000
hrs
Tiny Tots Team Sports
30
450
hrs
Baseball Camp
27
586
hrs
Camp Art Alfresco
4
36
hrs
In -Line Hockey League
31
31
hrs
Pick-nic in the Park
1,000
2,000
hrs
Tennis lessons/leagues
61
183
hrs
Natures Creatures and
Tots 5
45
hrs
Horses
8
72
hrs
Adventure Camps
77
6,930
hrs
Camp Discovery
62
5,580
hrs
Leap and Learn
21
1,050
hrs
Senior Hikes
68
476
hrs
Senior Mtn Bikes
11
77
hrs
Totals
1,505
20,516
hrs
Mr. Clarence Krepps, City Manager
Mayor Douglas Rauthe
City Council Members
July 29, 1997
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UP COMING EVENTS - July,
1997 :
Youth and Adult Activities'
Quick.Start your canoe
July
15, 17
Novice Kayaking Clinic
July
26, 27
Begin. Outdoor Rock Climbing
July
26, 27
Horseback Riding
July
8-10, 15-17
Horseback Trails Camp
July
15-17, 22-24
Horse Management
July
21
Horsemanship
July
8, 10
Pick-nic in the Park_
July
16, 23, 30
Evening in Music
July
7, 21
Tennis Lessons Session 2
July
7-24
Cheerleading
July
7-11
Jewelry Making
July
7, 9, 11
Hawaiian Hula Dance
July
14-18
Skyhawks Basketball
July
14-18
Tiny Tot Team Sports
July
21-25
In -Line Hockey Camp
July
21-25
Ice Cream Social
July
30
Camp Art Alfresco
July
29,30, 31
Play with Clay
July
28-31
Calligraphy
July
29-Aug 1
Itty Bitty Camp Out
July
11, 12
Trail Hikers
July
14, 16, 18, 21
Outdoor Overnight Camp
July
24, 25, 26
Wet and Wild Camp
July
28, 30
Outdoors and Toddlers
July
7, 9, 21, 23
Outdoor Explorers
July
28, 30
Saturday Mountain Biking
July
12, 19
Day Camps
July
1
Senior Programs:
Hiking Trips
July
1, 3, 15, 24, 31
Biking Trips
July
11, 29
Senior Softball
July
1
Egg Mountain
July
8-9
Gatis Gardens/Hungry Horse
July
10
Horseback Riding
July
17
Whitewater Raft
July
19
St. Marys Boat Ride
July
22
Wild Horse Island
July
31
Mr. Clarence Krepps, City Manager
Mayor Douglas Rauthe
City Council Members
July 29, 1997
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S- Administrative -Michael Baker & Donna Worth:
ISTEA: Submitted preliminary proposal for Woodland Park DREAM Phase
III. Construction nearing completion on the North
Main/Lawrence Park trail. Design for Phase II North
Main/Lawrence Park submitted to MDT with project revisions and
costs estimates. Meridian Trail - working on submittal for
construction phase.
Baseball Complex: Haven property sold. Agreement with Kidsports to
Council.
Airport Advisory Board: Regular meetings conducted, and Council
direction requested.
Lawrence Park Wetland Mitigation: Project 98% completed.
Hawthorne Playground: Installed in May.
W.P. Rose Garden: Complete brick pavers through garden.
Capital Improvements: Purchase Chip Truck.
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Micha 1 Baker, C.L.P.
Direct r of Parks & Recreation
MB/dlw