Lee's Summit Illustrated Winter 2020-2021 by City of Lees Summit

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ee’s Summit Parks and Recreation had a productive year! In 2020, two of our parks underwent complete renovation, Howard Park and Summit Park, and we opened the new wave pool at Summit Waves. We are also near completion on Lowenstein Park’s renovations and will announce an opening date for the premiere park online and on social media. Go to LSParks.net for pictures and more information on each of these projects. You can also go to page 14 to see where the parks are!

Summit Waves’ Wave Pool Summit Waves, LSPR’s aquatic center located at 120 SW Blue Pkwy., now has an 8,000 square foot wave pool, which can hold 400 people! The wave pool officially opened for operations on Saturday, June 27, 2020.

Summit Park Summit Park, located at 451 NW Blue Pkwy., residents can enjoy new tennis courts with energy efficient lighting, new playground, additional parking, permanent yearround restrooms, park shelters, and two additional baseball practice infield and batting cages. A 0.5 mile trail loops around the entire park.

Howard Park Howard Park, located at 3498 NE Independence Ave., provides residents even more reasons to enjoy the outdoors in 2020. New amenities include a 9-hole disc golf course, splash pad, park shelter, permanent yearround restrooms and nature play area.

Lowenstein Park Lowenstein Park is getting closer to its renovation completion! Updates to the park include: improvements to and installation of additional parking, including parking lot lighting, 20 new trees, realignment and reconstruction of existing park trails, 2 new shelters, a fully operational restroom open year-round, playground equipment and play areas for children and an outdoor fitness area. #DidYouKnow?

Nearly three in five adults say that access to parks and amenities are very or extremely essential to their mental and physical health. Over 70% of the Lee’s Summit population live within 1/2 a mile of a• park. Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation LSPARKS.NET

LETTER from the

ADMINISTRATOR This is our first Illustrated published and delivered in 2020. Typically, this would be our third; however, nothing has been “typical” this year. A lot has changed in our world since our last publication, and the changes have impacted LSPR’s operations and programs. Internally, I have referred to this issue as the COVID issue for obvious reasons. As we close out this year, the pandemic is still affecting our country, our community, and LSPR. Over the past year, our Board and staff have made every effort to minimize disruptions to our services and provide safe experiences in our facilities, parks, and programs. We have also worked with local organizations, including the Lee’s Summit Youth Sports Associations, to provide assistance and guidance in support of their efforts to provide programming for the youth of our community. LSPR will continue to partner locally, implement the best practices of our profession, and follow the mandates of our local health and government officials with the focus and objective of returning to full services as soon as possible. As you peruse this issue of the Illustrated you will notice a new format; less space committed to program content and more space committed to informational content. On page 8, you will find information on the protocols we have implemented throughout LSPR to help keep you and your family safe while participating in our programs or visiting one of our facilities. On the inside cover, you will read about the many park renovation projects we completed in 2020 while navigating our workforce and contractors through the pandemic. Finally, you will see several COVID-focused “Did You Know” facts shared throughout the publication which highlight the value and importance of LSPR and the services we provide our community. I hope you find this issue informative, easy to use, and reassuring. As we wrap up this unforgettable year, I am optimistic 2021 will bring us a fresh perspective, renewed excitement, new opportunities, and normalcy. At LSPR we will continue to invest our time, talents, and resources into our wonderful parks and recreation system as we continue to provide “Every Age” something to appreciate “Every Season.” Enjoy your parks,

CONTENTS 4 ��Longview Community Center 5 ��Lovell Community Center 6..............................................Harris Park Community Center 7 ��Gamber Community Center 8........................... Welcome to LSPR & The Legacy for Parks Foundation 9 ��Activity Guide 10 �� Camp Summit & RevUp 11............................Summit Ice & Lea McKeighan North Park 12-13.......................City Council, Parks & Recreation Board, Dog Park Rules 14-15 ��Park Finder 16 �� Membership Pricing

CONTACT INFO LSParks.net • (816) 969-1500 Fax: (816) 969-1515 lspr@cityofls.net 220 SE Green St., Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 Gamber Community Center.......................................(816) 969-1580 Harris Park Community Center................................(816) 969-1540 Lovell Community Center............................................ (816) 969-1550 Longview Community Center.................................... (816) 969-1520 Summit Waves................................................................... (816) 969-1545 LS Historical Cemetery.................................................(816) 969-1590 Inclusion Coordinator.....................................................(816) 969-1525 Lea McKeighan/Summit Ice......................................(816) 969-1560

ON the COVER

Robert Lawrence helps Sage Tilford learn to skate at Summit Ice. Photo taken by Collin McCage, Marketing Coordinator. Joe Snook, CPRP | Administrator 220 SE Green Street | Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 816.969.1504 | fax: 816.969.1515 | www.lsparks.net

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LONGVIEW Community Center 816-969-1520 3801 SW Longview Road • Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday............................................. 5am-8pm* *Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

Saturday............................................................ 7am-6pm* *Closed from Noon-1:30pm for cleaning

Sunday.............................................................. Noon-6pm HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS* Thanksgiving, November 26 ��CLOSED Christmas Eve, December 24 ��5am-1:30pm Christmas Day, December 25 ��CLOSED New Year’s Eve, December 31 ��5am-1:30pm New Year’s Day, January 1 ��10am-8pm* *Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

*Aquatics area closes 30 minutes prior to facility.

SINGLE VISIT Rate: $9 | Discount Rate: $7

MEMBERSHIP FEES Please refer to the back of the Illustrated for Membership pricing, or go to LSParks.net. For a complete schedule of Longview Community Center offerings please visit our web page at LongviewCC.net Group Exercise Classes • Pool Schedule • Pickelball Hours • Volleyball Hours • Basketball Hours CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK Christmas in the Park traffic will begin Wednesday, November 25 and end Thursday, December 31. To avoid this traffic please visit LongviewCC.net for the detour map through the MCC campus.

Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Community Centers are a Silver Sneakers, Prime, Silver & Fit, Active & Fit and Renew Active facilities. Call for class info or visit LSParks.net.

at Longview & Lovell Community Centers

Swim Lessons info on page 9.

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J. THOMAS LOVELL JR. Community Center 816-969-1550 901 NE Bluestem Drive • Lee’s Summit, MO 64086 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday............................................. 5am-8pm* *Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

Saturday............................................................ 7am-6pm* *Closed from Noon-1:30pm for cleaning

Group Swim Lessons For All Ages!

Patrons can find information on swim lessons on page 9. Lessons held at Longview or Lovell Community Center.

Sunday.............................................................. Noon-6pm

Sign-up at LSParks.net

HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS* Thanksgiving, November 26 ��CLOSED Christmas Eve, December 24 ��5am-1:30pm Christmas Day, December 25 ��CLOSED New Year’s Eve, December 31 ��5am-1:30pm New Year’s Day, January 1 ��10am-8pm*

CHILDCARE HOURS For ages 6 months – 10 years Monday - Friday* ��8-11am

*Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

*Aquatics area closes 30 minutes prior to facility.

massage leagues personal training enrichment classes fitness memberships swimming lessons and much more Makes an excellent stocking stuffer! Purchase at any LSPR facility!

*Call 816-969-1550 to make a reservation

For the safety of your children, photo IDs are required to check your child in and out of childcare. $3 per child for up to two hours. A "Childcare Pass" is also available and offers 30 stays. $70 for members (average $2.33/visit), $80 for non-members (average $2.67/visit).

SINGLE VISIT Rate: $9 | Discount Rate: $7 MEMBERSHIP FEES Please refer to the back of the Illustrated for Membership pricing, or go to LSParks.net. For a complete schedule of Lovell Community Center offerings please visit our web page at LSParks.net Group Exercise Classes • Pool Schedule • Pickelball Hours • Basketball Hours

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HARRIS PARK Community Center 816-969-1540 110 SW Blue Parkway • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday............................................. 9am-5pm* Saturday & Sunday ��CLOSED*

*Open after 5pm Mon-Fri and on Sat/Sun for internal LSPR programming or pre-booked rentals.

HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS Thanksgiving, November 26 ��CLOSED Christmas Eve, December 24 �� CLOSED Christmas Day, December 25 ��CLOSED New Year’s Eve, December 31 ��9am-1:30pm New Year’s Day, January 1 �� CLOSED

Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation’s

NO SCHOOL Day & Break Camp Daily Fee: $30 per day per camper. Pick & choose days of attendance! Cost includes a daily snack & all field trips/entertainment. Enrollment Fee: One time, $30 fee. Enrollment capacity is 150—first come, first serve!

SINGLE VISIT Rate: $5 | Discount Rate: $4 MEMBERSHIP FEES Please refer to the back of the Illustrated for Membership pricing, or go to LSParks.net. Harris Park CC room rentals are the perfect place for birthday parties, baby showers, off site meetings and more! #DidYouKnow?

HOLIDAY CAMP Wednesday, December 23 Monday, December 28 Tuesday, December 29 Wednesday, December 30 Thursday, December 31

NO SCHOOL DAYS Monday, January 18 Friday, January 22 Monday, February 15 Friday, March 12

Enroll online or print enrollment form at campsummit.net 6

Three in five U.S. residents visited a park, trail, public open space or other recreation facility at least once during the first three months of the COVID-19 pandemic. LSPR has over 90 miles of trails to get you outside and exercising.

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SPRING BREAK CAMP Monday, March 29 Tuesday, March 30 Wednesday, March 31 Thursday, April 1 Friday, April 2

for 5 - 11 year olds Open 6:30am - 6pm

at Harris Park Community Center

GAMBER Community Center 816-969-1580 4 SE Independence Ave • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Thursday �� 6am-7pm* *Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

Friday................................................................. 6am-5pm* *Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

Saturday..............................................................7am-2pm Sunday..................................................................CLOSED HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS Thanksgiving, November 26 ��CLOSED Christmas Eve, December 24 ��6am-1:30pm Christmas Day, December 25 ��CLOSED New Year’s Eve, December 31 ��6am-1:30pm New Year’s Day, January 1 ��10am-5pm* *Closed from 1:30-3pm for cleaning

LINE DANCING Thursdays 1-2pm Rate: $5

SINGLE VISIT Rate: $725 Discount Rate: $6

MEMBERSHIP FEES Check out the back of the Illustrated for Membership pricing, or go to LSParks.net.

The Perfect Rental Area for Your NEXT EVENT! Weddings • Baby Showers • Birthday Parties • Business Meetings • & More! Rental Rates Starting at $30 per hour!

Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Community Centers are a Silver Sneakers, Prime, Silver & Fit, Active & Fit and Renew Active facilities. Call for class info or visit LSParks.net. LEE’S SUMMIT PARKS & RECREATION

Visit LSParks.net and click "Facilities" to explore our beautiful and versatile Community Centers available for rent. Questions? Contact us at 816-969-1580.

GRADUATION PARTY HEADQUARTERS CONGRATS

2021

LARGE TO SMALL PARTIES • CATERED OR SELF-CATERED • INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP PARTIES

Gamber Community Center • 4 SE Independence Ave. Call today to check dates • Book in-person • First come, first serve

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2020-2021

LEE’S SUMMIT PARKS & RECREATION’S #1 CONCERN IS YOUR HEALTH! Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation (LSPR) wants to ensure you that we as an organization are constantly aware of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it can affect our staff and patrons when visiting our parks and facilities. LSPR is frequently adjusting to guidelines established by the Jackson County Health Department and we assure you that our staff are keeping you safe when you visit our facilities and amenities. Here are a few examples of what we are doing to ensure your safety: • LSPR is working hard to make sure our community centers are deep cleaned twice a day, and we sanitize frequently touched surfaces. We also ask that patrons use the provided sanitizer and wipes provided to wipe down equipment before and after each use. • We have scheduled extra staff to clean and sanitize throughout the day. • Hand sanitizer is placed throughout the facility for your convenience. As always, please practice good personal hygiene, wash your hands frequently or use the sanitizer. • We are minimizing touch points by integrating touchless equipment in our facilities and parks. For example, entrance doors are being replaced at our community centers to be automatic. • When entering our community centers, please be responsible and wear your mask and maintain social distancing while in our facilities. We also ask if you are experiencing any symptoms or respiratory illness to stay home. Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation (LSPR) “Lee’s Summit Illustrated” is one of the city’s premiere printed pieces and is a source for the department’s activities, classes and programs for the approaching months. With 2020, and in light of COVID-19, this winter season Illustrated is smaller than past issues. We hope the programs, facilities and information in this Illustrated excite and inspire you to get involved!

What does the word “Legacy” mean to you?

For LSPR, “Legacy” holds unique and special meaning, and it can be found all throughout the system. For example, Legacy Park is Lee’s Summit’s largest and most frequently visited park, and a number of the sales tax initiatives advanced on behalf of parks and recreation were inspired by the vision of creating a lasting legacy for our community. The Legacy for Parks Foundation is a non-profit (501(C)3), grassroots volunteer driven organization which provides an outlet for individuals who wish to contribute directly to the betterment of parks and recreation amenities and facilities in our community. Through individual contributions, the Foundation is able to financially support and enhance large and small scale projects throughout the LSPR system with amenities which may not otherwise be possible. For example, the Foundation was proud to provide $25,000 towards the construction of the first splashpad in Lee’s Summit, located at Miller J. Fields Park. Splashpads provide a free, fun amenity available for all to enjoy. The Board is also excited about its’ next major contribution, with $20,000 dedicated for improvements to Pleasant Lea Park in the coming year. The Foundation generates its’ funding in several ways. First, the Foundation offers a variety of opportunities for the purchase of memorials throughout the parks system, including park benches, walking stones at the Children’s Memorial Butterfly Garden at Lowenstein Park, and “Pooch Paws” at Happy Tails and Dogwood Parks. Funds are also generated through direct contributions and bequests from individuals who are committed to continuing the legacy of our parks system. The latest opportunity to participate is through Amazon Smile. When you purchase from Amazon, consider selecting the Legacy for Parks Foundation as your Amazon Smile beneficiary. By doing this, Amazon will contribute a portion of the proceeds from each sale directly to the Foundation, and the best part is, it costs you nothing! To learn more or to start contributing today, visit www.smile.amazon.com. For more information about the Foundation, scan our QR code, and follow the Legacy for Parks Foundation website and Facebook pages for opportunities to contribute, information on new Foundation events, and to stake your place in the lasting Legacy of Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation!

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ACTIVITY GUIDE For all activities and classes, please visit LSParks.net for more information and to register online!

Adult Athletics Questions? Contact Jared Benson - (816) 969-1542 jared.benson@cityofls.net Adult Softball- Men’s & Coed leagues beginning in March 2021. Games will be at Hartman Park Sports Complex. Adult Volleyball- Women’s and Coed leagues available. Games will be held at Harris Park Community Center.

A to Z Artistry Questions? Contact Megan Crews - (816) 969-1581 megan.crews@cityofls.net Art Camps- For ages 5-14. Camps will be at Gamber Community Center. Art Classes- For ages 5-14. Classes will be at Gamber Community Center.

Basketball Questions? Contact Jared Benson - (816) 969-1542 jared.benson@cityofls.net Girls Basketball- For grades 1st-8th. Games will be held at Harris Park Community Center. Begins in January.

eSports Questions? Contact Jared Benson - (816) 969-1542 jared.benson@cityofls.net eSports Tournaments- LSPR will offer multiple eSports tourneys throughout 2020/2021. Tournaments will feature a wide variety of games and will target a wide variety of age groups.

Health Classes Questions? Contact Ryan Gibson - (816) 969-1556 ryan.gibson@cityofls.net Classes will take place at Harris Park Community Center BLS for the Healthcare Provider- Ages 18+ CPR/AED- For ages 15+ CPR for Family & Friends- For ages 10+ First-Aid- For ages 15+

SCAN THE QR CODE TO GO TO OUR REGISTRATION PAGE!

Horsemanship Questions? Contact Jared Benson - (816) 969-1542 jared.benson@cityofls.net Classes will take place at Sunset Stables Beginning Horsemanship- For ages 6+ Rider I- For ages 6+ Rider II- For ages 6+ Texas Tots I- For ages 4-5 Texas Tots II- For ages 4-5

Pickleball Questions? Contact Ryan Gibson - (816) 969-1556 ryan.gibson@cityofls.net Intro Classes, Leagues for all Skill Levels, Skill Clinics and Much More! LSPR also offers drop-in play at Harris Park, Longview & Lovell Community Centers. Go to LSParks.net for times.

RevUp Questions? Contact Jenny Brennan - (816) 969-1559 jennifer.brennan@cityofls.net RevUp- Ages 10+. Our premiere health and wellness program! For more info, go to cityofls.net/parks/recreation/ revup. RevUp: ReLoad- For ages 10+. For RevUp Graduates!

Swim Lessons Questions? Contact Devin Blazek - (816) 969-1546 devin.blazek@cityofls.net for Longview Community Center Contact Grace Carson - (816) 969-1558 grace.carson@cityofls.net for Lovell Community Center Swim Lessons available at both Longview and Lovell Community Center. Go to LSParks.net for details.

Tennis Questions? Contact Jared Benson - (816) 969-1542 jared.benson@cityofls.net Tennis Lessons- Starting in the spring, LSPR offers tennis lessons for a wide range of ages, which includes both youth and adults. All tennis lessons take place at Summit Park.

Volleyball Questions? Contact Jared Benson - (816) 969-1542 jared.benson@cityofls.net Girls Volleyball- For grades 4th-8th. Spring League begins in March.

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6-WEEK WELLNESS PROGRAM Includes membership to Lovell, Longview & Gamber Community Centers

CAMP SUMMIT

• 6 weeks with a Personal Trainer in a small group setting • Three 1-hour intensive nutrition classes • Nutrition coach calls to help answer questions and keep you accountable

Enrollment for Camp Summit begins 3/1/2021 for Lee’s Summit Residents ONLY

AGES 5-12

• Pre & Post assessment (including before and after pics)!

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6 Week $ .00 Program

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Starting on 4/1/2021 enrollment will be open for all patrons – Residents and Non-Residents

RELOAD 6 Week Program (no nutrition)

Available after initial RevUp program is completed

Enrollment fee: $105 per camper Weekly fees: $125 per week, per camper more info at CampSummit.net

Want to Volunteer in Parks? Support , help & share your expertise with LSPR by volunteering! Fill out your VIP application at lsparks.net or call 969-1557 to speak with our VIP coordinator, Heath Harris, or email hharris@cityofls.net

Thank You to Our Sponsors:

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SUMMIT ICE Skating Rink 816-969-1560 120 NE Chipman Road • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063

OPERATING HOURS

Season runs through end of February. Public Skate* Lee’s Summit School District (LSR7) in Session Monday & Wednesday �� 5-7pm

Tuesday & Thursday ��3-5pm & 5-7pm Friday....................................................................5-7pm & 7-9pm Saturday............................................ Noon-2pm, 2-4pm, 4-6pm, 6-8pm & 8-10pm Sunday............................................ Noon-2pm, 2-4pm, 4-6pm & 6-8pm

OPEN SKATE PRICING $8/ Person $3 Skate Rentals

For updates and more information, please go to SummitIce.net Lea McKeighan North Park!

LSR7 out of Session

Monday – Thursday..................... Noon-2pm, 2-4pm, 4-6pm & 6-8pm Friday – Sunday............................... Noon-2pm, 2-4pm, 4-6pm, 6-8pm & 8-10pm

Pond Hockey LSR7 in Session Monday & Wednesday ��3-5pm & 7-9pm

Tuesday & Thursday �� 7-9pm Friday �� 3-5pm Saturday & Sunday ��9-11am

LSR7 out of Session

Monday – Thursday �� 8-10pm Saturday & Sunday ��9-11am

• NO Pond Hockey from 3-5pm on Monday, Wednesday & Friday from November 21, 2020 - January 1, 2021

*Sessions are 1 hour & 50 min. long. Reserve a spot online or call in. Limited to 50 people per session.

The shelter at Lea McKeighan North is for rent. $100 for a 2-hour time block: 10am-Noon • 1-3pm • 4-6pm Rentals can be booked online, the LSPR office at City Hall or at the concession building. The concession building will be in operation beginning May 31, 2021. The concession building offers drinks, snacks and a pro shop filled with items for rent or purchase for the pickleball courts, sand volleyball courts and the splash pad.

#DidYouKnow? With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, LSPR provides a variety of safe and affordable nearby activities for everyone - including: biking on our trails, pickleball at our community centers, skating at Summit Ice, tennis at Summit Park, taking a virtual fitness class and much, much more!

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LSPR Staff ADMIN Administrator Joe Snook Superintendent Carole Culbertson Administration Analyst Dana Thurber RECREATION Superintendents David Dean Tede Price Assistant Superintendent Jodi Jordan GCC Manager Megan Crews HPCC Manager Ryan Gibson LCC Manager Mike Hedrick LCC Asst. Manager Heath Harris Service Representative Sara Dyer (LCC) PARKS Superintendents Steve Casey Brooke Chestnut Assistant Superintendent Steve Thomas Park Operations Manager Andy Carr Park Maint. Supervisor Michael Cox

Admin Services Coordinator Ruth Buckland Marketing Coordinator Collin McCage

Maint. Supervisors Ola Shobowale (LCC) Eric Schooley (LVCC) Maint. Specialists Mike Morris (LCC) Kalaen Wheeler (HPCC) Stephen Hayde (GCC & LMN) Jim Cox (LVCC) Aquatics Manager Devin Blazek (LVCC & SW) Aquatics Supervisor Grace Carson (LCC & SW) Recreation Supervisors Jared Benson (HPCC/Hartman Park) Jennifer Brennan (LCC, LVCC & GCC)

To provide our community with outstanding recreational services, facilities, and parks. Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation is an extraordinary team of employees and volunteers dedicated to providing quality, innovative, and comprehensive recreational services, facilities and parks. We are committed to engaging and serving all our citizens through benefit based activities and parks that are representative of the best practices of our profession. We excel in patron service, responsible use of our fiscal and natural resources, and building our volunteer and community partnerships. Our success is measured by the quality of life enjoyed by our citizens.

NRPA Gold Medal

The Gold Medal Award honors communities throughout the United States that demonstrate excellence in long-range planning, resource management and innovative approaches to delivering superb park and recreation services with fiscally sound business practices. Only two other Missouri cities have achieved this recognition—Columbia and Springfield.

Park Specialists Kevin Brackman, Ken Harper, Rob Hemme, Keith Schloman, Stormy Dale, Elizabeth Drentlaw, Steve Kirchhoff, Tyler Smith, Steve Bonner, Bryan Bair, Jared Greene, Travis Shaffer, Nick Shipley

General Info & FAQ's IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER Call 816-969-1516 a half hour or less before your scheduled activity to see if it has been canceled. If the activity is scheduled at an R-7 school and school was canceled during the day, so are the activities for that evening. PROGRAM DISCLAIMER LSPR reserves the right to cancel, combine or divide classes. There may be a need to change dates, times, locations, instructors, fees or program outline revisions of any program offerings. We will give as much notice as possible for changes made. LSPR PROGRAM REFUND POLICY Satisfaction Guaranteed* In the case of a schedule conflict or inability to attend a program, a refund will be issued to the participant in the amount based on the following parameters: Prior to the deadline of the program a 100% refund of the fees will be returned. After the registration deadline, 90% of the fee paid will be returned. After the start of the program, 75% of the fees paid will be returned. Administrative fees withheld from team leagues may vary depending on time of withdrawal and schedule release. The amount withheld will be approved by LSPR’s Administrator. As per LSPR’s 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed practice, if a participant is not satisfied with the services provided by LSPR, the following options may be followed: 1. Receive a full refund. 2. Repeat the activity at no charge. 3. Receive a full credit that may be applied to any departmental activity. In order to receive a full refund, the participant may need to meet with the program supervisor. Refund checks or credits to credit cards will be processed within 14 business days. We are unable to refund Camp Summit enrollment fees, and activities/tickets that are provided by another organization or business. *We are unable to refund activities provided by other organizations or businesses (i.e., theme park tickets, etc.). 24 HOUR CANCELLATION POLICY A 24 hour notice of cancellation or change in contracted services, like massage therapy, personal training and private swim lessons, is required. If an appointment is canceled or changed within less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, a refund will NOT be processed. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor prior to the 24 hour notice, the appointment may be rescheduled or refunded. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, you may reschedule your appointment and will receive an additional 15 minutes of service at no charge.

Our Mission Statement and Affirmation

CAPRA Accredited

The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) administers a rigorous program based on self-assessment and peer review using national standards of best practice to better promote the quality of agency services and delivery systems. LSPR was initially accredited in 2003, re-accredited in 2008, again in 2013, and in 2018. Only five Missouri agencies have achieved this standard of compliance (Chesterfield, Clayton, Kansas City, Lee's Summit, and Springfield-Green County), and 176 nationally.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE In order for LSPR to ensure all residents have an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of the many programs offered, a special work program has been developed. The Work Program offers a trade in service hours to the department for financial assistance to participate in programs and activities. If circumstances prevent a patron from participating in the Work Program, a request can be made to utilize funding from the Angel Program, which is made possible through private donations and grants. Call 816-969-1500 or visit any of our locations for more information. INCLUSIVE STATEMENT LSPR provides recreation programs which are open to all residents in the city and seeks and supports participation by all citizens with a variety of interests and abilities. If you or a family member needs accommodations or support to participate in LSPR programs, please contact us during the enrollment process. WHY KEY FOBS? For your convenience! The Key FOB is easy to carry with you, as it slides onto your key ring. In addition, the Key FOB allows LSPR to better track attendance, to know who is using the facilities and saves time when registering for programs or swiping in at facilities. Stop by anytime to pick up your free Key FOB at any of our facilities so you can start carrying your Key to Fun! Replacement FOBs are $1. SAY “CHEESE!” LSPR staff may take photos of activities. These photos may be used in future issues of Illustrated, on the website, social media pages, brochures, articles, ads, etc. Thanks for saying cheese! Camera Policy: No person shall use a camera, cell phone, or PDA in any changing room or washroom in LSPR facilities. Please report any actions to the contrary. USE OF DRONES IN PARKS The operation of radio-controlled motorized aircraft in a park within LSPR jurisdiction is not permitted without prior approval from the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Department. Permission to use a radio controlled motorized aircraft may be granted on a case by case basis if request demonstrates a specific public need for the radio controlled motorized aircraft usage and does not constitute an infringement on the public’s use of the parks, a danger to patrons within the parks, or violates park user privacy. The operator of the aircraft will be expected to follow all FAA guidelines including contacting the Lee’s Summit airport. LSPR is committed to providing a safe environment for patrons who choose to enjoy the park system.

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Park Board

City Council

Mayor Bill Baird

Mayor Pro Tem Beto Lopez

Parks Liaison Hillary Shields

President Mindy Aulenbach

Vice President Lawrence Bivins

Treasurer James Huser

Diane Forte

Bob Johnson

Trish Carlyle

Nancy Kelley

Tyler Morehead

Samantha Shepard

Andrew S. Felkner

Phyllis Q. Edson, Ph.D.

Fred DeMoro

Casey Crawford

Jon Ellis

Wesley Fields

Dog Park Rules 1. The off-leash dog area is for dogs and their handlers. No other use is permitted (including skateboard, bicycles, scooters, and rollerblades). 2. To create a positive experience for you and your dog, make sure your dog knows how to appropriately socialize with other dogs before using the park. 3. Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior are not allowed in the park. 4. Dogs must be removed immediately from the off-leash dog area at the first sign of aggression. 5. Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by dog(s) under their control. 6. Park users and dog owners assume all risk related to this use of the dog park. LSPR shall not be liable for any injury or damage caused by dogs or handlers in the off-leash area. 7. All animal-to-human bites must be reported to the City of Lee’s Summit Animal Control Department immediately. City of Lee’s Summit Ordinance # 5.53. 8. All users of the park shall obtain and display a City of Lee's Summit dog license. Dog license and vaccination tag shall be on a collar or harness. City of Lee’s Summit Ordinance # 5.82. 9. No dogs under 4 months of age are allowed. 10. All dogs visiting the park must be spayed or neutered. 11. Female dogs in heat and dogs with fresh wounds are not allowed in the Park. 12. Dogs must be under voice control of their handler and in view of their handler at all times. 13. Dogs must be on leash, a maximum length of 6 ft., when entering and exiting the off-leash dog area. 14. No dogs are allowed within the off-leash area while restrained by a leash. 15. Spiked collars are not allowed. 16. Children under the age of 5 are not allowed in the off-leash area. 17. Children between ages 5-8 must be supervised by an adult. 18. Handlers must be a minimum of 16 years old. 19. Handlers must have possession of the dog leash at all times. 20. Only two dogs are allowed per handler. 21. Handlers must “scoop the poop” and dispose of waste in designated park provided container. 22. Handlers must repair all holes and damage done by their dog under their control. 23. No animals other than dogs shall be permitted in the area. 24. Dog Park Hours of Operation 5 AM to 9 PM (or sunset, whichever occurs first).

Past Parks & Recreation Board Honor Roll Since 1968

Kay Abrahamson, Don Allen, Paula Belser, Diane Black, Dan Blackwell, James Boughan, William Boyd, Jim Brockman, Walter Breuer, Bob Busby, Karen Cain, Daniel Caldwell, Jeff Carey, Beverly Cassity, Bill Childers, Charles Clifton, Jack Clingenpeel, Jana Cummings, Hope Davis, Bonnie Douglas, Jim Drake, Mac Dumler, Oral Flippen, Richard Forbes, Ruthie Funk, Steve Hardin, Tom Hardin, Helen Hatfield, Doug Hatridge, Winton Huston, Brian Hutchin, Max Jewell, Karen Johnson, Kenneth Jones, Leonard Jordan, Richard Kelly, Andrew Kuhar, Mary Laird, Jim Mack, George Martin, William Mathews, Dorothy Miller, Marly McMillen, Robert Newell, Frank Nugent, John O’Bryant, Jim Osborne, J.W. Page, Marjorie Perkins, Ralph Powell, Thomas Powell, Garey Reeves, John Richardson, Everett Schofield, Joe Sell, Harold Schaffer, Gunter Stein, Russell Stokes, Mike Stuckey, Steve Swanson, Lee Thomas, Tom Tougas, Joe Turney, Ken Urion, Nick Walker, Tom Weir, Wes Westmoreland, Tom Wilson, Randy Woods, Fred Woolf

Public Participation

Park Board meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month, 6:00pm, in the Strother Conference Room at City Hall, 220 SE Green Street, Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64063. These meetings are open to the public; all citizens and interested parties are encouraged to attend. The Parks and Recreation Board strives to ensure all interested parties are afforded the opportunity to make comments in Board meetings. In order to efficiently manage Agendas and allow for sufficient time to address all business items as well as public comments, a “Comments from the Public” agenda item is included for each meeting. Members of the public who wish to speak during this portion of the meeting shall follow the procedure below to be included on the agenda:

• Fill out a Public Participation Form, available online at www.lsparks. net or by contacting the Administrative Offices of LSPR.

• Submit the form to the Administrator of Parks and Recreation at the meeting at which you wish to speak before the meeting is called to order.

Members of the public who follow the procedures outlined above will be placed on the Agenda in the Public Comments portion of the applicable meeting and will be allotted five (5) minutes to speak. Questions or concerns should be directed to the Administrative Offices of LSPR.

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Additional Information: Your fee covers any number of hours required for your reservation for the day of your rental. Restrooms/Comfort Stations are seasonal, typically April 15 and October 15, but please call to verify dates.

Velie 30 2 NW Anderson Dr

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Unity Property 851 NW Colbern Road 29

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**Bounce Houses are allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Lowenstein and Osage Trails for $25. Renter provides all necessary equipment.

Summit 451 NW Blue Parkway (2 Shelters) 28

South Lea 819 SW Lea Dr 27

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Pottberg 5200 Campground Rd 26

Park West 2301 SW Sampson Dr 25

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Osage Trails 4201 SW Pryor Rd 23

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Lowenstein* 20 1901 NW Lowenstein Dr (2 Shelters)

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Legacy Shelter #2 19 Coneflower Dr

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Legacy Shelter #1 19 Coneflower Dr

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Lea McKeighan North† 16 120 NE Chipman Rd

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*Alcohol is allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Legacy Park Shelter 1 & 2, and Lowenstein Park for $25. City ordinance prohibits the sale of alcohol on park property. Consumption of alcohol is also prohibited without a special permit from LSPR. Permit must be completed at least 5 business days before shelter rental date.

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Langsford 15 1709 SE Langsford Rd

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Tobacco Policy In an effort to reduce the negative impact of tobacco use on parks and recreation patrons, the use of all tobacco products is prohibited in parks and facilities maintained, owned, and/or operated by the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Department.

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Kensington Farms Tract 14 1801 SW Blackpool Dr

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Howard Station, William B. 13 228 SE Main St

LS Historical Cemetery 18 806 SE 3rd

• LITTERING.

Howard 12 3498 NE Independence

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Hartman, Charles David 11 700 SW Old Pryor Rd

$100* / $50

Harris 10 601 SW Jefferson

Happy Tails (Dog Park) 9 1251 SE Ranson Rd

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Eagle Creek 8 2561 SW Golden Eagle Dr

Lea McKeighan South‡ 17 125 NE Chipman Rd

• SKATES, BICYCLES or SKATEBOARDS interfering with intended use of sidewalks, parking lots, or court area.

Dogwood (Dog Park) 51 NW Victoria Dr

Shelter Rental Fee Capacity Parking Alcohol Permit*, $25 Bounce House**, $25 Community Gardens ● Electricity Mounted Grill Picnic Tables Restroom/Comfort Station Ball Diamonds Basketball Goals Disc Golf Outdoor Fitness Equipment ● Multipurpose Fields Off Leash Dog Area ● Playground Pickleball Courts Sand Volleyball Skate Features Splashpad Tennis Courts 49.6 17.2 Acreage 0.8 Trail (mile)

Deer Valley 1400 NE Neawanna Dr

Ord. 19 Art III

• Motorized VEHICLES on park grounds.

$80 50 90

• COURT PLAY over one hour when others are waiting. • ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.

Canterbury 501 SE Blackwell Rd

$80 32 24

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$80 48 124

• USE of parks from 11pm untill 5am.

Banner (Upper) 520 NE Noeleen

$40 $200* / $80 24 50 35 30

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Banner (Lower) 601 NE Park

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The following are NOT allowed in parks: • DAMAGE of park property.

$80 50 90

• Shelter Reservations can be made in person at the Main Office in LS City Hall, M-F. 8 :00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., or online at LSParks.net • Reserving a shelter does not give exclusive use to playgrounds or other amenities, only the shelter. • Garage sales are not permitted in the parks. • Petting Zoos, Horses, Carnivals, Personal Water Slide, Pools, and Music Concerts are NOT allowed. • Electrically amplified music is not allowed. • Motorized vehicles are allowed in designated parking areas only.

Sylvia Bailey 1800 SE Ranson Rd

$40 10 6

RESERVATIONS & RULES

Arbor Walk 1301 SW Arbor Park Dr

$40 20 20

PARK FINDER

*Fees Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day † Lea McKeighan North Rental Hours: 10AM - 12PM; 1 - 3PM; 4 - 6PM ‡ Lea McKeighan South Shelter is First Come, First Serve

* Lowenstein is Under Renovation but is Still Open

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CHECK OUT LSParks.net

In a recent national survey conducted by the National Parks & Recreation Association, nearly 60% of people said exercising in parks and green spaces is essential during COVID-19. LSPR has over 1,100 acres of park land which remains open for patrons to exercise, play and relieve stress.

and click on â&#x20AC;&#x153;Parksâ&#x20AC;? for a digital listing of the amenities and offerings at all of our parks and other facilities.

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ECRWSS RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER LEE’S SUMMIT MO

Four Facilities One Low Price Longview Community Center

J. Thomas Lovell Jr. Community Center

Gamber Community Center

Harris Park Community Center

Visit the facility pages located on pages 4-7 for more information on each facility.

MEMBERSHIP FEES

Proof of residency is required. A Lee’s Summit mailing address does not guarantee residency. All membership fees are priced for individuals ages 4 and over. Includes access to all four LSPR community centers, free group exercise classes and one complimentary equipment orientation. Children 3 and under are free. Annual Regular �� $245 before 2021 | $257 beginning 2021 Discounted �� $209 before 2021 | $221 beginning 2021 Flex* Regular �� $20.42/mo before 2021 | $21.42/mo beginning 2021 Discounted �� $17.42/mo before 2021 | $18.42/mo beginning 2021 *$25 enrollment fee and first month fee due at time of enrollment. Must have voided check and photo ID to process.

90 Day** Regular �� $144 Discounted �� $120 **Membership runs for 90 days from date of purchase and is refundable. 90 day membership only available at Longveiw and Lovell Community Centers.

Our Community Centers are Silver Sneakers, Prime, Silver & Fit and Renew Active facilities. Call for class info or visit LSParks.net. Scan me using your phone’s camera!

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