2023 Aquatics Guide

CITY OF BURBANK

AQUATICS GUIDE

Summer 2023

GO! PARTY AT THE VERDUGO AQUATIC FACILITY

RESERVE YOUR SUMMER POOL PARTY WITH US!

See Page 6

Aquatic Class Refund Policy

For all Aquatic Programs, please fill out a refund request form and send it to BurbankAquatics@burbankca.gov or print out the form on BurbankCA.gov and return it to the Verdugo Aquatic Facility only.

Please see below for specific program refund policies:

RECREATION SWIM

• No refunds/transfers for missed or canceled reservations.

• In the event of closure resulting from inclement weather, poor air quality closure, power outage, water chemistry or quality (AFR) closure participants will be issued a Free Swim Pass.

LAP SWIM

• In the event of inclement weather, poor air quality closure, power outage, water chemistry or quality closure, all lap swim participants who purchased a single visit admission will be refunded. Membership holders will not be compensated.

• Membership holders will not be compensated for the scheduled Annual Verdugo Aquatic Facility Closure.

AQUATIC CLASSES AND SPORTS

• Classes cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances will be made- up. Makeup dates will be announced as necessary. If a make- up class is offered, a prorated refund will not be offered.

• All refunds will be assesed a $10 processing fee

• Refund requests must be received by Parks and Recreation staff a minimum of one business day prior to the second class meeting. No refund will be issued after the second class meeting.

• For classes/workshops lasting two weeks or less, refund requests must be received a minimum of five business days prior to the start date of the class/workshop. Material/supply fees are nonrefundable.

GO! PARTY RESERVATIONS

• Cancellations before 14 days prior to the event date will be issued a full refund, minus a $15 application fee.

• Cancellations within 14 days of the event date will not be issued a refund, regardless of reason.

LAP SWIM PROGRAM

LAP SWIM SCHEDULE FOR UPDATES, VISIT WWW.BURBANKCA.GOV/AQUATICS.

For Lap Swim Reservations, visit: www.BurbankParks.com

McCambridge Pool Lap Swim Program

May 30, 2023 - August 10, 2023

Facility closed on 5/29 (Memorial Day), 6/19 (Juneteenth), and 7/4 (Independence Day)

Verdugo Aquatic Facility Lap Swim Program

May 30, 2023 - August 13, 2023

Lap Swim not availabile on the following holidays: 5/29 (Memorial Day), 6/19 (Juneteenth), and 7/4 (Independence Day)

Lap swim hours are subject to change without notice. Lap swim hours will run in conjunction with other programs. Short Course is 25 yards — Long Course is 50 meters. Please see our Lane Availability Chart for best times to swim.

Lap Swim Fees

Lap Swim memberships and fees are valid at both the McCambridge Pool and Verdugo Aquatic Facility. Last day to purchase Summer Membership is July 1.

Lap Swim Pass Refund Policy: A $10 refund processing fee will be assessed for each membership refund. A refund will not be issued for any membership with a remaining balance of the membership less than $10. Refunds on memberships are prorated based on the time/amount remaining on the unused portion of the membership.

RECREATIONAL SWIM PROGRAM

RECREATIONAL SWIM SCHEDULE

Verdugo Aquatic Facility Recreational Swim & Activity Pool

May 30, 2022–August 13, 2022

Recreational Swim hours modified on 5/29 (Memorial Day), 6/19 (Juneteenth), and 7/4 (Independence Day): 10AM–5PM.

Recreational Swim in the Main Pool at Verdugo Aquatic Facility will be available 11:45AM–3:30PM daily.

*One parent per child. Children 5 and older will not be admitted. Water slides will not be available for this event. Recreation fees apply.

McCambridge Pool Recreational Swim

May 30, 2022–August 11, 2022

Facility closed 5/29 (Memorial Day), 6/19 (Juneteenth), and 7/4 (Independence Day)

Recreational Swim hours are subject to change without notice. Recreational Swim is only available during listed times to allow for other aquatic programs including classes, camps, teams, rec swim, etc. Recreational Swim will run in conjunction with other programs.

Recreation Fees

Recreational Swim Refund Policy: Refunds for the activity pool will only be issued in the event the area is closed within the first thirty minutes of the session. A pass will be issued in the event the activity pool is closed after the first thirty minutes and prior to seventy-five minutes of the session start time. Refunds for the 50 meter pool will only be issued in the event the pool is closed within the first hour of the session. A pass will be issued in the event the pool is closed after the first hour and prior to the second hour of the open hours. Closure of the pool after the second hour will not be compensated.

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

Monday, May 29th

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

3201 W. Verdugo Ave. Burbank, CA 91505

POOL ACTIVITIES & GAMES

MUSIC GIVEAWAYS

Event Entrance Fee:

Children: $4 Residents / $7 Non-Residents

Adults: $6 Residents / $12 Non-Residents

Register at www.BurbankParks.com

Burbank Residents: begins Fri. May 5th at 9AM Open Registration: begins Fri. May 19th at 9AM

Registration for Activity Pool sessions required.

Splish splash, it’s a celebration bash! Have your next special event at the Verdugo Aquatic Facility

GO! PARTY PACKAGES INCLUDE:

Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays ONLY

June 3 - Aug 13

• 2 hours of exclusive use of the Activity Pool, water slides, and play structure

• 2 hours of exclusive use of the private party area with shade structure, tables, and seating

• Up to 140 participants total

• Ability to bring your own pre-made food to meet your family’s dietary needs. No cooking on site.

• City-operated concession services currently unavailable.

$391* For Burbank Residents $515* for Non-Residents

*Prices subject to change

Security Deposit: $52 (not included in above prices)

Application Fee: $15 (not included in above prices)

Registration available only online at www.BurbankParks.com

Burbank Residents - Friday, May 5 at 9AM

Open Registration - Friday, May 19 at 9AM

For more information please contact Verdugo Aquatic Facility

(818) 238-5391 | BurbankAquatics@burbankca.gov (email)

Comfortable putting face in the water and blowing bubbles

Can float on back and front unassisted.

Can swim for 5 yards unassisted on front and back.

Can swim on back and front half the distance of the pool unassisted

Can swim the length of the pool with alternate breathing

Can swim continuous freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke

Youth Water Polo Page 20

Swim Training Academy & Water Polo Training Academy Page 19

Youth Swim Team Page 20

Junior Lifeguards (10-15 years old) Page 21

Red Cross Training (151/2+ years old) Page 21

LEARN-TO-SWIM PRESCHOOL CLASSES

SWIM LEVELS

If you are unsure what class level to enroll your child in, you may schedule to have your child evaluated by certified Lifeguard Instructors.

Swim Evaluations are available only at the Verdugo Aquatic Facility. To schedule a time, please contact Aquatic staff at 818-238-5391.

LEARN TO SWIM

PARENT & CHILD LEVELS | Ages 6m-3yrs

LEVEL A

LEVEL B

LEARN TO SWIM

PRESCHOOL LEVELS | Ages 3-6yrs

LEVEL 1 Starfish

LEVEL 2 Goldfish

LEVEL 3 Jellyfish

LEARN TO SWIM

YOUTH LEVELS | Ages 7-13yrs

LEVEL 1 Seahorses

LEVEL 2 Turtles

LEVEL 3 Sea Otters

LEVEL 4 Sea Lions

LEVEL 5 Crocodiles

LEARN TO SWIM

ADULT LEVELS | Ages 13yrs+

See page 7

NOTE: It is strongly recommended to register for classes that the participant qualifies for. Availability for transfers is based on space and priority. Specific times and locations for transfers are not guaranteed. Classes not meeting the minimum enrollment requirement will be cancelled. Classes cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances will be made up and the date will be announced in class.

GROUP SWIM LESSONS

Our friendly and experienced instructors provide group swim lessons for ages 3–13 years old, from the beginner to the advanced swimmer. Classes are divided by age group. Preschool levels 1–3 are for children aged 3–6 years old. Youth Levels 1–5 are for children aged 7–13 years old. Please enroll in classes based on the appropriate swim level description and prerequisites. If your child does not meet the minimum requirements of the class every effort will be made to transfer them to the appropriate level. If there are no transfer options available, a refund will be processed and your child will be dropped from the class. All applicable refund fees will apply.

After the class meets maximum enrollment, additional participants will be placed on a waiting list and will be notified if/when a space becomes available. Participants transferring from the waitlist will be charged a prorated fee based on the amount of remaining classes in the session.

PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Private and Semi-Private lessons are geared for those that require one-to-one interaction with an instructor, or those who are looking to work on specific skills outside of a group setting. The objective of this class is to help participants feel comfortable in the water, enjoy the water safely and work towards swimming mastery. Instructors will cater the class objectives to each individual. Progress is based on individual needs and abilities.

Please note that class space is limited. Class times are subject to change. Please note that flotation devices (lifejackets, water wings, etc.) are not permitted.

AQUATIC CLASS REGISTRATION

ONLINE ONLY

at www.BurbankParks.com

It’s fast, easy, and no lines!

Phone Support Available: Call 818.238.5391

RESIDENT REGISTRATION

Sessions 1-2: Begins Friday, May 5 at 9AM

Sessions 3-4: Begins Friday, June 9 at 9AM

OPEN REGISTRATION

Session 1-2: Begins Friday, May 19 at 9AM

Session 3-4: Begins Friday, June 23 at 9AM

*See page 14 for Specialty Contract Class information

We

offer small class ratios to improve learning, safety, and progression!

LEARN TO SWIM–PARENT & CHILD

Parent & Child | Level B

With adult supervision and aid, this class will teach children introductory swim and water safety skills similar to our Level 1 course. For children who have had limited exposure to aquatic environments, this class will work on improving skills and comfort in the water. The class is also designed for children who are not quite tall enough for Level 1 but have the ability to learn the same skills. The goal of the class is for the child to learn basic independent swim skills, such as floating, gliding, and combined arm and leg movement with forward progression with support. This class requires one-on-one adult supervision at all times. Swim diapers must be worn by children who are not toilet trained. Class will take place over the course of 4 weeks.

Parent & Child | Level A

The Parent & Child Level A class is designed to introduce young children to an aquatic environment by emphasizing a fun experience in the water. In addition to introductory skills to improve comfort in the water and swimming readiness, safety skills and cues will also be covered. All children must have one-on-one adult supervision at all times. Swim diapers must be worn by children. Class will take place over the course of 4 weeks.

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

LEARN-TO-SWIM PRESCHOOL CLASSES

LEARN TO SWIM–PRESCHOOL

Level 1 | STARFISH

In Level 1, instructors focus on encouraging students to be comfortable in the water and teach skills which are fundamental to the swimming process. Skills include: blowing bubbles, putting face in the water, supported floats on front and back, and supported arm and leg actions on front and back.

Prerequisite: None

Objective: Water Adjustment

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

McCambridge Pool

Level 2 | GOLDFISH

In Level 2, instructors focus on preparing students to float without support and to propel themselves through the water on their front and back using glides, as well as alternating arm and legs actions.

Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1 OR the ability to put face in water and float with assistance for 3 seconds (front and back)

Objective: Fundamental Aquatic Skills

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

McCambridge Pool

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

LEARN-TO-SWIM PRESCHOOL CLASSES

Level 3 | JELLYFISH

In Level 3, instructors will build on the foundational skills taught in Level 2 with the goal of developing fundamental stroke mechanics for improved swimming. Students will begin to learn rotary breathing and swim longer distances. Prerequisite: Completion of Level 2 OR the ability to glide on front & back AND swim on front & back for at least 2 body lengths

Objective: Beginning Stroke Development

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

McCambridge Pool

*Holidays 6/19 and 7/4 - No class. Fees are prorated.

LEARN TO SWIM–YOUTH

Level 1 | SEAHORSE

In Level 1, instructors focus on encouraging students to be comfortable in the water and teach skills which are fundamental to the swimming process. Skills include: blowing bubbles, putting face in the water, supported floats on front and back, and arm and leg actions on front and back.

Prerequisite: None

Objective: Water Adjustment

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

McCambridge Pool

Level 2 | TURTLES

In Level 2, instructors will focus on preparing students to swim independently by propelling themselves through the water on their front and back using glides, as well as alternating arm and leg actions.

Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1 OR the ability to front glide for 2 body lengths + float independently for 3 seconds on back.

Objective: Fundamental Aquatic Skills

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

McCambridge Pool

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Level 3 | SEA OTTERS

In Level 3, instructors will build on the foundational skills taught in Level 2 with the goal of developing fundamental stroke mechanics for improved swimming.

Prerequisite: Completion of Level 2 OR the ability to glide on front +back AND swim on front + back for at least 3 body lengths.

Objective: Beginning Stroke Development Classes cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances will be made up. Make up dates will be announced as necessary.

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

McCambridge Pool

Did you know that Burbank PASS provides a 60-80% subsidy for many Aquatic programs?

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

LEARN-TO-SWIM YOUTH CLASSES

Level 4/5 | Intermediate/ Advanced Swimming

In Intermediate/Advanced Swimming, students will improve technical aspects and refine their strokes. Focus will be on increasing endurance and improving efficiency. New strokes will be taught, such as butterfly, breaststroke, and side stroke, as well as shallow angle dives.

Prerequisite: Completion of Level 3 OR the ability to swim front crawl with rotary breathing for 15 yards and backstroke for 15 yards.

Instructor: Breakthrough Sports

McCambridge Pool

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

ADULT LEARN TO SWIM

Adult Learn to Swim

Learn how to swim or perfect your swimming skills. From beginner to advanced, we have a class that will fit you. Our curriculum for adult classes is tailored for you to progress at your own speed with language and attention that is tailored to the adult.

Instructor: Breakthrough Sports

McCambridge Pool

*Holidays 6/19 and 7/4 - No class. Fees are prorated.

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Private Swim Lessons

Private lessons are geared for those that require one-to-one interaction with an instructor, or those who are looking to work on specific skills outside of a group setting. The objective of this class is to help participants feel comfortable in the water, enjoy the water safely, and work towards swimming mastery. Instructors will cater the class material to each individual. Private Lessons taught in the Activity Pool are not recommended for advanced swimmers or older/ taller participants.

Instructor: Breakthrough Sports

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Semi Private Swim Lessons

Semi–Private lessons are geared for those that require more interaction with an instructor, or those who are looking to work on specific skills in a smaller group setting. The objective of this class is to help participants feel comfortable in the water, enjoy the water safely, and work towards swimming mastery. Instructors will cater the class material to each individual.* Classes will be limited to 2 participants maximum

Instructor: Breakthrough Sports

McCambridge Pool

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and 7/4 - No class. Fees are prorated.

AQUATIC FITNESS AND SPORTS

AQUATIC FITNESS & SPORTS

Aquatic CardioFit

This safe, fun, and effective workout uses water exercises to build muscle and reduce body fat with little or no impact to joints … all done in a heated pool to fun and energizing music. The water offers a heavier resistance than air, so participants can experience a challenging workout while the buoyancy takes away most or all of the impact to bones and joints!

Optional: bring aquatic fitness gloves to increase resistance.

Instructor: Karen Eldridge

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Aquacise

Aquacise is a fun-filled water aerobics class that mixes exercise with a social atmosphere. This program is designed to get you moving and exercising with the benefit of a water supporting your weight and taking the pressure off your joints. All the while giving your muscles the resistance training they need. Build your cardiovascular fitness and strength. With upbeat music to keep you motivated, Aquacise is open to all participants ages 15-99+. There is no minimum fitness level required.

Instructor: Melissa Lau - Breakthrough Sports

Verdugo

Facility

Aquatic NoodleFit

Set to upbeat music, this program is a low-impact/ high energy, full-body interval water workout that concentrates on using the noodle as a prop to offer additional resistance and buoyancy while we effectively perform grounded and suspended pool exercises interspersed with cardio blasts to develop muscle tone (upper and lower body + abdominals) and cardiovascular fitness. Please join us in our heated pool and splash your way to a healthier you.

*Bring your own pool noodle.

Instructor: Karen Eldridge

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Swim Team Fundamentals

Swim Team Fundamentals will provide additional stroke refinement as well as teach new or young participants the basics necessary to progress to the Youth Swim Team. Practices will focus on technique for strokes, starts, turns and finishes, teach necessary drills, and focus on general swim team knowledge required to practice at a higher capacity. Participant efforts will culminate at the end of the session with an intersquad meet to assess personal progress. Participants that excel in this program will be eligible to progress into the Youth Swim Team.

Prerequisite: The ability to swim 50 yards continuous freestyle using appropriate turns, 50 yards continuous backstroke using appropriate turns, 25 yards breaststroke, and working knowledge of butterfly, OR proof of Level 3 swim evaluation required prior to the start of the class

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Swim Training Academy

The Breakthrough Sports Swim Training Academy is elite training for youth swimmers of ALL skill levels at an affordable price. Breakthrough Sports coaches, including former professionals, will focus on specific aspects of stroke mechanics and muscle memory for all four competitive strokes. Each day will focus on one of the competitive strokes; breaking the stroke down into body balance, leg propulsion, arm proportion, timing and rhythm. This program is designed to help swimmers practice skills that will assist them with their local community team, club team, high school team and more.

Instructor: Breakthrough Sports

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Water Polo Training Academy

The Breakthrough Sports Water Polo Training Academy is elite training for youth water polo players of ALL skill levels at an affordable price. Breakthrough Sports coaches will develop shooting, blocking, treading and swimming mechanics, improve water polo IQ and most importantly boost confidence in a fun environment. This program is designed to help water polo players learn and practice skills that will assist them with their local community team, club team, high school team and more.

Instructor: Breakthrough Sports

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

and 7/4 - No class. Fees are prorated.

AQUATIC FITNESS AND SPORTS

Youth Water Polo Team

The Youth Water Polo Team is a recreational competitive team where participant will learn fundamental game strategy and skills necessary to play. Conditioning, passing, shooting, defensive and offensive skills and strategy, as well as good sportsmanship will be emphasized at each meeting. Participants will be divided into age-based group to facilitate appropriate development and competition. Various matches will be scheduled throughout the session with various teams from other nearby cities.

Prerequisite & Requirements: The ability to swim 50 yards continuous front crawl and back stroke, as well as the ability to tread in deep water for 1 minute. Proof of a Swim Evaluation required.

Youth Swim Team

The Youth Swim Team is for young athletes who are interested in competing at the recreational level or who are looking for a more advanced workout. Practices are geared towards race preparation, and advanced strength & conditioning. Swimmers will have the opportunity to participate in competitions based on availability. Participants may not hold a USA Swimming card within the past 12 months. Participants who do not meet the minimum prerequisites will be removed from the class and a full refund will be issued.

Prerequisites & Requirements: The ability to swim 100 yards continuous freestyle using appropriate turns, 100 yards continuous backstroke using appropriate turns, 25 yards breaststroke, and 25 yards butterfly. Proof of a swim evaluation required prior to the start of the class.

Summer Youth Swim Team Meeting held at Verdugo Aquatic Facility on first day of program. Parents/Responsibility Party encouraged to attend.

Swim Events

Sat, 6/24 - Glendale & Pasadena@Burbank

Sat, 7/8 - Burbank & Pasadena@Glendale

Sat, 7/22 - SCMAF Prelims@El Monte

Sat, 7/29 - Glendale & Burbank@Pasadena (TBD)

Sat, 8/12 - SCMAF Finals @ Santa Clarita

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Summer Youth Water Polo Team Meeting held at Verdugo Aquatic Facility on first day of program. Parents/ Responsibility Party highly encouraged to attend.

Water Polo Events

Sat, 6/24 - @ Pasadena (TBD)

Sat, 7/15 - @ Glendale (Hoover High School)

Sat, 7/29 - @ Burbank (Verdugo Aquatic Facility)

Sat, 8/5 - @ Glendale (Hoover High School)

Sat 8/12 - TBD

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

AQUATIC TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION

TRAINING & CERTIFICATION

Red Cross Lifeguard Training (FREE)

Learn how to effectively prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies with the American Red Cross Lifeguard Training program. Upon successful completion, participants will receive certifications in American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, CPR/AED, and First Aid for Public Safety Personnel. Class sessions are a combination of virtual and in-class videos, demonstrations, and exercises. Zoom and in class schedule will be presented upon registration. In-water assessment must be completed prior to the first day of class. Assessments must be completed at Verdugo Aquatic Facility during normal facility operating hours.

Junior Lifeguards

The Burbank Junior Lifeguard program will teach participants the fundamental skills necessary to excel as a lifesaving professional. Participants will learn basic aquatic rescues, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), and other first aid skills to aid those in need. Successful participation will provide Junior Lifeguards the ability to shadow Burbank Lifeguards in their duties. Upon successful completion of the class, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion. No class on Tuesday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Classes may be cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Prerequisites: Individuals must be able to swim 100 yards front crawl, 50 yards back stroke, and 25 yards breast stroke without stopping. Individuals must also be able to tread water for one (1) minute without stopping.

Disclaimer: Registration or participation in this program in no way guarantees employment with the City of Burbank. No other certifications will be issued at completion of the course. Individuals interested in employment or further certifications through the City of Burbank may visit www.burbankca.gov for more information.

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo Aquatic Facility

Prerequisites & Requirements: Participants must be age 15 years by the last day f the class verifiable by birth certificate. Participants must also pass an in-water skills evaluation prior to the first day of the class. Attendance at all class sessions for the full allotted time is required ni order to receive certifications. Participants will be required to get in the water during every inperson session. Swimsuit, towel, goggles, water, and change of clothes are required at every class. Disclaimer: Registration and/or successful completion of this course in no way guarantees employment with the City of Burbank. If interested in employment with the City, individuals can find more information at www.burbankca.gov.

Instructor: Aquatic Staff

Verdugo/McCambridge Aquatic Facility

and 7/4 - No class. Fees are prorated.

RULES & REGULATIONS

VERDUGO & MCCAMBRIDGE POOL RULES AND REGULATIONS

POOL RULES & REGULATIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FACILITY AND ONLINE AT: www.BurbankCA.gov/Aquatics and On-Site

All swimmers should be fully aware of the risks and hazards inherent in participating in aquatic activities including swimming, utilization of diving boards, and use of the activity pool and waterslides. Serious accidents may occur during participation in aquatic activities and participants can suffer serious injury or death.

NO MEDICAL INSURANCE IS PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF BURBANK FOR ANY INJURIES THAT MAY OCCUR TO PARTICIPANTS DURING PARTICIPATION IN AQUATIC ACTIVITIES.  ALL PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPATE IN AQUATIC ACTIVITIES AT THEIR OWN RISK.

Lap lanes are designated for organized swimming and exercise and are not to be used for recreational purposes. Recreation swim is not allowed. Participants not actively swimming will be asked to exit the lap lane(s).

Participants must be thirteen (13) years or older (with the exception of children who are members of a sanctioned swim team). No standing in the middle of the lane(s). Rest must be taken on the walls, in either corner, not on the center tee.

Starting blocks are for competition and sanctioned practices only and are closed to the general public.

Professional or private coaching of any kind is not permitted without prior city approval and permits. Circle swim etiquette is required during all lap swim hours.

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LAP SWIM RULES AND REGULATIONS

RULES & REGULATIONS

RECREATION SWIM RULES AND REGULATIONS

Permission to use the pool will be granted upon the condition that all swimming pool rules and regulations will be followed.

Final interpretation of these rules will be determined by Aquatic Staff. All decisions made by Aquatics Staff are final. All violations and formal appeals will be governed by rules contained within the Facility Rules of Conduct.

No one is permitted in the water unless a lifeguard is on duty. This refers to having a lifeguard on deck or in the lifeguard tower assigned the specific duty of observing the pool and its users.

Children under the age of seven (7) must be actively supervised in the water by an adult (18 years of age or older), at all times. Limit one (1) child per one (1) adult. Accompanied means holding onto or being within ten (10) feet of the child; parents may not abandon a child in the shallow end of the pool in order to swim in the deep end, dive, or sun bathe on deck. Children under 47 inches tall must be within arm’s reach of a supervising adult at all times.

Swim diapers must be worn by infants and children who are under three (3) years old or who are not toilet trained.

No foreign objects are allowed in the pool, such as toys, fins, inner tubes, inflatables (including water wings), rocks, weapons, and kick boards.

Outside food and drink are prohibited. Ice chests and coolers are prohibited. Individuals bringing in outside food will be asked to either place it in their vehicle, consume items in the park, or dispose of it.

Food purchased on site must be consumed in the snack shack area.

Personal flotation devices (PFD) in the swimming pool are prohibited unless U.S. Coast Guard approved. This PFD must be clearly labeled as U.S. Coast Guard approved for the weight of the specific user.

Deep Water Swim Test: Individuals under the age of eighteen (18) wishing to swim in deep water must submit to and pass a deep-water swim test. This test will be initiated by Aquatics staff. This test must be passed on a per visit basis. The Deep Water Swim Test consists of twenty-five (25) yards of front crawl. Swimmers must display proper form during the entire length of the test. This includes swimming face down, with rotary breathing, and appropriate arm and leg movements. Doggy paddling, sculling, underwater swimming, breaststroke, backstroke, or any other form of swimming are prohibited and are grounds for disqualification.

Recreation swim is supended until the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health eases restrictions to allow for a safe and equitable reopening of the recreational swim program.

FACILITY RULES OF CONDUCT

We welcome you to our Facility.

In order to maintain the Facility's peaceful atmosphere, facilitate usage, preserve ease of access to equipment and materials, and protect Facility property, we require all visitors to observe the following:

• Demonstrate common courtesy to fellow participants, community members, and sta .

• Maintain an environment where conflict and di erences can be addressed in a respectful manner.

• Treat public and private property, City facilities and equipment with courtesy.

• Cooperate with City sta in maintaining safety, order, and discipline.

• Observe program rules and regulations, follow sta direction, and abide by posted rules at all times.

THE FOLLOWING IS PROHIBITED AT CITY OF BURBANK PARKS & RECREATION FACILITIES:

1. Acts of discrimination and/or verbal, physical, or visual harassment based on any of the following protected characteristics: age, sex, race, color, national origin, ancestry, gender, gender identification, sexual orientation, genetic information, marital status, religion, citizenship status, medical condition, military and veteran status, or any disability protected by State or Federal law;

2. Possession of firearms, weapons, and dangerous and/or hazardous materials; (BMC 5-3-804);

3. Possession or usage of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs, or reporting to a program under the influence of drugs or alcohol (BMC 5-3-108, BMC 5-3-210, BMC 5-3-211);

4. Smoking (including the use of electronic smoking devices) inside the building. Smoking is permitted only in designated areas outside the building (BMC 4-1-704);

5. Sexual misconduct such as indecent exposure, touching, or harassing patrons or sta ); sexual acts of any type; viewing child pornography or exposing a child to any pornography;

6. Conducting personal commercial activities without a City-issued permit, including but not limited to the unauthorized sale or display for sale of goods, tickets or services. This applies to any persons, firm, corporation or charitable organizations engaging in or to attempting to engage in any business, activity or act for financial compensation (BMC 3-3-801.1); or aggressive soliciting in the building, on the grounds or in the parking lot; conducting unauthorized events, demonstrations, or campaigning unless expressly allowed by law;

7. Unauthorized borrowing and/or tampering with another person’s property/belongings; leaving belongings unattended. Consult with front o ce sta regarding use of the Facility, including room reservations, set up, and use of equipment;

8. Damaging City property. Persons caught breaking, defacing, or destroying property will be required to leave the Facility and may be criminally prosecuted. In the case of minors, the parent or legal guardian of that minor shall be liable for payment of the fine;

9. Disruptive outbursts; use of loud, abusive, profane or threatening language; threatening or harassing behavior towards or around others; making threatening gestures, including prolonged staring at an individual; unwanted touching; or any behavior that could constitute assault;

10. Disruptive cellular phone conversations; the use of electronic devices without headphones or unauthorized use of amplified sound, such as: radios, music players, video games, and computers, that results in discomfort or annoyance to a reasonable person of normal sensitivity; charging personal electronic devices through the use of Facility resources;

11. Animals are not allowed in the Facility, with the exception of service animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. The owner must be in physical proximity and have full control of the service animal at all times;

12. Persons exhibiting illness, poor personal hygiene, and/or related conditions that may compromise the health of others may be asked to leave the Facility until the condition is remedied. This includes persons wearing scented products strong enough to be disruptive or persons bringing personal items with a foul odor into Facility;

FACILITY RULES OF CONDUCT

13. Commercial photography, videotaping, or recording of any kind without a permit issued by the City; non-commercial photography is permitted within reasonable community standards;

14. Loitering, laundering or preparing food in public restrooms; shaving, showering, or bathing in public restrooms with the exception of Aquatic patrons utilizing the pool locker rooms; sleeping for more than one hour inside a Facility;

15. Improper attire. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times;

16. Allowing children to be left unattended;

17. Any inappropriate or unsafe behavior creating a disturbance in any manner that interferes with people’s ability to use the Facility or sta ’s ability to do their job; any conduct that endangers the life, safety, health and wellbeing of others;

18. Any illegal activities prohibited by local, State and Federal law.

Any violation of these Facility Rules of Conduct or the commission of other illegal conduct in the Facility may be addressed in the following manner:

• Verbal Warning. Notification of violation and reference to the Facility Rules of Conduct;

• Immediate eviction from the Facility. Immediate eviction shall mean removal from the Facility, and banishment from any other Parks and Recreation Facility, for the remaining hours of operation for the day of eviction;

• Suspension of Facility privileges. Suspension of Facility privileges may include, but is not limited to denial of access to the Facility and all Facility services for one or more days. The e ective date and length of suspension shall be determined by the Facility Supervisor, depending upon the scope and severity of the violation, and notice of such suspension shall be made in writing;

• Criminal Sanctions or any other remedy available under local, State, or Federal laws.

• Permanent Suspension. In extreme cases involving illegal behavior or repeated suspensions with no positive change in behavior, a permanent suspension may result.

THE ABOVE REMEDIES MAY BE CUMULATIVELY APPLIED.

APPEAL PROCESS

APPEAL OF SUSPENSION. Anyone who has been suspended from the Facility for five or more days may appeal the suspension by submitting a written request within 7 days of the suspension to the Facility Supervisor and/or the Parks and Recreation Department located at: 150 North Third Street Burbank, CA

• Appeals shall not be considered for suspension lasting between one and four days.

• The written request for appeal should include the reasons for requesting an appeal and contact information. All appeals shall be heard by the Parks and Recreation Director, or a designee, within 7 business days of the receipt of the request. The suspension will be upheld until overturned. The decision of the Parks and Recreation Director, or a designee shall be final.

The Parks & Recreation Director or desginee reserves the right to modify these rules at any time.