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Community Garage Sale- Fall-ages 18+ Civil War Cannon History

Community Garage Sale-Spring-ages 18+ Disc Golf Course Map-Highland Park

Craft Fest-all ages Dog Parks (Mehlig Park & Mohr Park)

Easter Egg Hunt-Adult ages 18+ Building Rental Information

Easter Egg Hunt-Youth ages 0-10 Elwood Haynes Museum Brochure #1

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Kelly Miller Circus-all ages Elwood Haynes Museum History

Kokomo Park Band-all ages Facility, Park & Event Request Policy

Pint-Size Chef Spring-ages 6-12 Foster Park Parking Policy

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Spring & Summer Programs Brochure Kokomo Arts Pavilion Rental Policy

Summer Concert Series-all ages Kokomo Pipeline Skatepark Info & Rules

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Tennis Lessons-all ages Old Ben History

Tennis Tournament-ages 12+ Parks Amenities Chart

Tour de Kokomo- all ages Parks Location Map

Water Sprays-all ages Shelter & Picnic Table Rental Information

Softball Showmobile Rental Policy

Softball Brochure-adult Studebaker Skatepark Rules

Softball Cost Sheet (Summer & Fall) Sycamore Stump History

Softball Drop/Add Form Vermont Covered Bridge History

SoftballRoster Form

Haynes Apperson Information-MSP Adult Walkpaths & Trails

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Basketball Jackson Morrow Park Walkpath Map

Basketball Drop/Add Form Reservoir Park “Peshewa” Nature Trail

Basketball Roster Form Walk of Excellence Map & Info

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Kokomo Beach Beach Rules

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General Information Flyer

Lap Swimming-ages 18+

Pooches in the Pool- all ages

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Swim Lessons- all ages

Water Walking-ages 18+

BASKETBALL PLAYER DROP/ADD REQUEST FORM

INSTRUCTIONS: 1. All information must be filled out entirely. Failure to provide all information as required will result in denial of drop/add

request.

2. Player(s) to be dropped must be currently listed on the roster.

3. Beginning 10/31/2014, a $10 fee per player (adds only) must accompany the request form. (If the player is denied, the fee

will be refunded).

4. Request must be submitted by close of business on Thursday for player to be eligible for Sunday game. No exceptions. Up-

on the approval of the player pick-up, player must come in to the Park office and sign the roster form before player will be al-

lowed to play. All information must be presented at the Park Department office Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm.

Teams will be permitted to pick up a player during the season up to and including 1/8/2015. No Adds will be allowed

after that date.

TODAY'S DATE:_________________________

TEAM NAME:_____________________________________________ DIVISION:_______________

MANAGER'S NAME:________________________________ PHONE #:_______________________

ADDRESS:________________________________ CY/ST/ZP:________________________________

PLAYER TO BE ADDED PLAYER TO BE DROPPED

1. Name:_____________________________________ 1. _____________________________

Address:_________________________/__________ Reason:_________________________

city

Phone #:___________________ Age:____________

Position:__________ Previous Experience:__________

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PLAYER TO BE ADDED PLAYER TO BE DROPPED 2. Name:_____________________________________ 2. ____________________________

Address:_________________________/__________ Reason:_________________________

city

Phone #:_______________________ Age:_______

Position:__________ Previous Experience:_________

_REQUEST DETERMINATION (For Office Use Only)

This Drop/Add Form has been:

_____________Approved

_____________Denied Reason: ______________________________________________________

As a manager, it is your responsibility to contact the above players to inform them of this decision. If you have any ques-

tions, please feel free to contact the Parks Office at (765) 456-7275.

Authorized Signature

City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

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Water Sprays 2014

Sponsored by: Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

Wednesday, June 11 Mohr Park 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, June 18 Bon Air Park 1-3 p.m. Friday, June 27 Garden Square Apts. 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, July 2 Lafayette Park School 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, July 9 Highland Park 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, July 15 Pine Valley Apts. 1-3 p.m. Thursday, July 17 Foster Park 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, July 22 Studebaker Park 1-3 p.m. FREE & Open to the General Public

(Event could be canceled due to inclement weather)

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Wildcat Creek Walk of Excellence Located in Kokomo, Indiana

Taking several years to complete, the dedication of the Walk of Excellence was held on October 27, 2008 and completed a 3.4 mile paved urban trail from East to West and connecting several parks as well as Kokomo’s Historical Downtown. Phase I of the Walk is between Miller-Highland Park and Fire Station #1. Phase 2 is between Fire Station #1 and Water-works Park. Phase 3 is between Miller-Highland Park and just north of the intersection of Markland Ave. & Park Ave. There is also a loop not shown on the map above that crosses the Wildcat Creek in Foster Park and circles Kokomo Beach. The Wildcat Creek Walk of Excellence is ideal for walking, hiking, running, bicycling or even roller blading. Overall it is comfortably wide, smoother and maintains an almost unnoticeable grade.

There is also a good mixture of open areas and tree canopied areas. The trail located in several parks, runs alongside and in places cross-ing over, the Wildcat Creek. The landscape surrounding the trail not only looks beauti-ful, but has the unmistakable fresh smell of the Indiana countryside. No matter how many times you visit the trail, there is always something new for you to find from day to day and season to season.

Information Kiosk located behind Fire Station #1 in Downtown Kokomo.

Walkpath between Foster Park and Miller-Highland Park.

Walkpath in Foster Park along the Wildcat Creek.

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Features include the Wildcat Creek, Miller-Highland Park, a walk bridge and trail spur to Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center, World War II military tank in Foster Park, Kokomo Senior Citizens Center, Historical Downtown Kokomo, Future Park, Pioneer Cemetery, Crown Point Cemetery and Water-works Park. The trail in Foster Park hugs the scenic Wildcat Creek. As you explore the woodlands and wetlands along Wildcat Creek in Foster Park you can see a variety of plant and ani-mal life. Visitors to Wildcat Creek can expect to observe a variety of wildlife. Great blue herons, green herons, wood ducks, mallards, barred and great horned owls, redheaded

woodpeckers, Baltimore orioles, red-tailed hawks, kestrels and turkey vultures can be seen in the area. Mammals found along Wildcat Creek include fox, badger, beaver, mink, deer, woodchuck, muskrat, raccoon and nu-merous smaller species. Several varieties of bass, catfish, panfish and other game and “rough” fish are found in the Wildcat waters. Another point of interest is the Chief Kokomo Monument, which is the source of the community’s name. The burial

p lace o f Chie f Kokomo is located in Pioneer Cemetery on the 400 block of Pur-dum Street. The cenotaph was built by the Grand Army Re-publican in 1911.

Well cared for, the Wildcat Creek Walk of Excellence is one of the nicest looking trails in central Indi-ana. The amazing sights, sounds and scents the trail pro-vides makes it much more than just a great place to visit, it’s an experience.

Boardwalk between Main and Union Streets in Downtown.

Rotary Bridge crossing the Wildcat Creek into Future Park.

Walkpath between Union Street and Apperson Way.

Foot bridge from Foster Park to Kokomo Beach.

Chief Kokomo Monument.

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Walk of Excellence Signage was installed in the Fall of 2009 through a generous donation from the Community Founda-tion of Howard County, the Kokomo Downtown Associa-tion and the Howard County Historical Society. This Trail Map Key is displayed in the Kiosk located behind Fire Station #1.

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Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

TOUR DE KOKOMO

The Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department will be hosting the annual Tour de

Kokomo on Saturday, April 26th. The 6 mile escorted tour which will highlight

various city parks and local area attractions and will begin at 11am in Foster Park.

A helmet is required for those who wish to participate in the Tour.

There will also be several unique unicycles on display as well as unicycle tricks

being performed beginning at 10:30am. This program is free and open to the pub-

lic. All children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. There is no limit to

the number of participants. Contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 765-

456-7275 for more information.

Kokomo Parks &

Recreation Department

1402 W. Deffenbaugh

Kokomo IN 46902

(765) 456-7275

www.cityofkokomo.org

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2014 Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

Tennis Tournament

Location: Kokomo High School Tennis Court Complex

Tourney Date: Play begins on Friday, August 8 at 5:00pm. You may call the Park office at 456-7275 on or

after Thurs., August 7 at 12:00pm for start times or check the Park Dept. website. The Tournament Draw along

with updates throughout the weekend can also be found at www.akmillertennis.blogspot.com.

Tourney Director: Kristine Miller and Andrew Miller (765) 432-7689

Equipment: Balls will be furnished.

Awards: Trophies to all winners and runners-up

Events: Boy’s 12 & under Singles Girl’s 12 & under Singles Men’s Singles

Boy’s 14 & under Singles Girl’s 14 & under Singles Women’s Singles

Boy’s 16 & under Singles Girl’s 16 & under Singles Men’s Doubles

Boy’s 18 & under Singles Girl’s 18 & under Singles Women’s Doubles

Boy’s 18 & under Doubles Girl’s 18 & under Doubles Men’s 35 & Over Singles

Mixed Doubles

ALL PLAYERS ARE LIMITED TO NO MORE THAN 2 EVENTS *minimum of 4 players per event. If there are under 4 registered, Tournament Director may combine registrations for two or more

events in order to allow all participants a chance to compete.

Default Time: 20 minutes will be enforced in all rounds

Registration: Will begin on Monday, June 30. Entry deadline is Tuesday August 5 at 4:00pm. The draw will be held Tuesday

evening. Entries are accepted at the Parks & Recreation Department offices in Highland Park located at 1402 W. Deffenbaugh St.,

Kokomo IN 46902, Monday through Friday from 8am-4pm. Make all checks payable to the Kokomo Parks Department.

(Telephone entries are not accepted).

Fees: $15 per person for singles events & $20 per team for doubles events

*Full payment is required at time of registration. 1/2 and/or partial payments will NOT be accepted.

NAME:__________________________________________AGE:_________PHONE:___________________

ADDRESS:________________________________________CY/ST/ZP:_____________________________

SCHOOL ATTENDING:___________________________________________________________________

SEEDING INFORMATION:________________________________________________________________

1ST EVENT:_________________________________2ND EVENT:_________________________________

DBLS PARTNER:________________________________________________________AGE:____________

________________________________________________________

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian if registrant is under 18

(Proof of guardianship may be required)

Agreement & Waiver I understand that every precaution is taken to protect the safety of each participant. I release and will not hold the Kokomo Parks & Recreation

Department of any of its employees or agents responsible for any liability arising out of participating in the 2014 Tennis Tournament. I agree to

emergency treatment by a physician or hospital. Each participant’s family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.

Participant’s Signature:___________________________________________ Date:________________________

(Parent or Legal Guardian if Participant is under 18)

Kokomo Parks &


1402 W. Deffenbaugh

Kokomo IN 46902

(765) 456-7275


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2014 Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

Tennis Lessons

Location: Foster Park Tennis Court Complex

Equipment: Balls and racquets will be furnished if needed. You may use your own

equipment if desired.

Classes: Beginners 7-9 yrs old 9-10am

Beginners 10-18 yrs old 10-11am

Intermediate 10-18 yrs old 11-12pm

Adults Only 18 yrs + 5-6pm

Sessions are two weeks in length, Mon.-Thurs. with Fridays used for rain make-ups.

Lesson Dates: 1st session June 9-12 and June 16-19

2nd session June 23-26 and June 30-July 3

3rd session July 7-10 and July 14-17

Registration: Begins for all sessions on April 21, 2014

There is no deadline to register as all registrations are accepted

Fees: $20 per session for city residents

$30 per session for non-residents

Registration must be signed by parent or legal guardian (Proof of guardianship may

be required).

Proof of residency may be required.

Participant:____________________________________________ Age:_____________

Street Address:_____________________________City/State/Zip:____________________

Session #:___________ Class:________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian if registrant is under 18

(Proof of guardianship may be required)

Agreement & Waiver

I understand that every precaution is taken to protect the safety of each participant. I release and will not hold the Kokomo Parks & Recrea-

tion Department of any of its employees or agents responsible for any liability arising out of participating in the 2014 Tennis Lessons Pro-

gram. I agree to emergency treatment by a physician or hospital. Each participant’s family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.

Participant’s Signature:______________________________________ Date:________________________

(Parent or Legal Guardian if Participant is under 18)

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1402 W. Deffenbaugh

Kokomo IN 46902

(765) 456-7275


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2014 SUPER EXPLORERS CAMP Learn about the environment through fun activities and games

CLASS DATES JUNIORS

July 7 - 11

SENIORS

July 14 - 18

CLASS TIMES

All Classes will be from 9:00am to Noon

GENERAL INFORMATION Classes will be held at the Kirkendall Interpretive Center in Jackson

Morrow Park (entrance off Park Rd.)

Drop Off: Participants need to line up at the gate in the parking lot.

Supervisors will walk children up to building.

Pick Up: Parents need to wait in the parking lot. Supervisors will

walk children down to the gate.

PARTICIPANTS JUNIORS: Children ages 5-8

SENIORS: Children ages 9-12

(age on first day of class)

What you need to bring in a backpack or tote bag:

1. Sunscreen and insect repellent

2. Wear Tennis Shoes or bring a change of shoes.

REGISTRATIONS Begin on Monday, May 19

at the Parks Department office in Highland Park

20 participants / Juniors

20 participants / Seniors

COST $25 per week/Resident

$35 per week/Non Resident

*Proof of residency of parent or legal guardian

may be required.

*Proof of guardianship may be required.

Participant Information: Male Female

First Name:___________________________ Last Name:____________________________

Address:______________________________ CY/ST/ZP:____________________________

Home Phone:(_____)__________________Date of Birth:________________Age:_________

Dad's Name:___________________________ Daytime Phone #:(___)__________________

Mom's Name:__________________________ Daytime Phone #:(___)__________________

Cell Phone #:(_____)___________________ Who's cell phone:________________________

If not available, contact:_________________________ Phone #:(___)__________________

Authorized person who can pick up the child:______________________________________

Any medical conditions or allergies:______________________________________________

Is there anything else we should know about your child?______________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

Class (Circle one) JUNIORS SENIORS

WAIVER I understand that every precaution is taken to protect the safety of each participant. I release and will not hold

the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department or any of its employees or agents responsible for any liability

arising out of participating in the 2014 Super Explorers Camp. I agree to emergency treatment by a physician

or hospital. Each participant's family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.

Parent or Guardian's Signature:_________________________________ Date:________________

Kokomo Parks &


1402 W. Deffenbaugh

Kokomo IN 46902

(765) 456-7275


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2014 Programs

& Events

www.cityofkokomo.org (for information & registration forms)

www.facebook.com/kokomoparks (for updates and events)

CONTACT US Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

1402 W. Deffenbaugh St.

Kokomo, IN 46902

Phone: (765) 456-PARK (7275)

Fax: (765) 456-7277

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4pm

email: [email protected]

Kokomo Beach

802 W. Park Ave.

Phone: (765) 456-7540

Days of Operation:

Open for the weekend on May 24 & 25

Open for the summer on May 31

Last day of operation on August 24

Hours:

Mon. - Sat.: 11am-7pm Sunday: Noon-7pm

Daily Admission Fees

Daily Adult Admission (12+) $5.00

Daily Youth Admission (2-11) $4.00

Under 2 (23 months & under) Free

$1 off after 4 p.m.

Children 11 & under must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older at all times.

Season Pass Fees

Youth Season Pass (2-11) & Sr. Season Pass (55+)

Resident $50 Non-Resident $75

Adult Season Pass (12 & over)

Resident $60 Non-Resident $90 Proof of residency is required to purchase a season pass

Swim Lesson Information

Three sessions will be offered. Each session will be for two weeks (Monday-Thursday/Fridays - rain make-

ups). Registrations are taken at the pool.

1st Session Registrations June 2-6

1st Session Lessons June 9-12 & June 16-19

2nd Session Registrations June 23-27

2nd Session Lessons June 30-July 3 & July 7-10

3rd Session Registrations July 14-18

3rd Session Lessons July 21-24 & July 28-31

Times: 9 - 9:30 a.m. or 9:45 - 10:15 a.m.

Fees: $15 Per Person Per Session

Kokomo Park Band Concerts

The Kokomo Park Band in cooperation

with the Parks & Recreation Department

will entertain each Wednesday evening.

Dates for this program are as follows:

June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30.

The stage in Highland Park will be the location for a sum-

mer of beautiful music under the stars. Concerts will start at

8:00 p.m. Visit www.kokomoparkband.org.

Water Walking at Kokomo Beach

AM & PM Water Walking (Adults 18 & Over ONLY):

Times: 9am - 9:45am and 7pm-7:45pm

Beginning June 2 for a fee of $2 per session.

Monday-Friday.

It will be posted at the ticket booth if any evening sessions

are cancelled due to private rentals.

No registration is required.

Kokomo Beach Birthday Parties

Kokomo Beach Birthday parties can be

scheduled now for party dates beginning

May 24. Packages include 12 day passes,

10 big squirt toys, 10 party invitations, one

10” round DQ ice cream cake with plates &

utensils, 2 hours scheduled under the shel-

ter at the concessions stand for the party and a visit from

Kokomo Beach mascot Old Ben. Party tickets are valid for

the entire day. Party reservations must be made at the

KPRD office in Highland Park and must be scheduled at

least 3 business days in advance. Cost is $135 for residents

and $150 for non-residents. Contact the Park office or the

city website at www.cityofkokomo.org with any questions

or for more details. Proof of Residency and/or guardian-

ship may be required.

Lap Swimming at Kokomo Beach

PM Lap Swimming (Adults 18 & Over ONLY):

7pm-7:45pm Monday-Friday

Beginning June 2 for a fee of $2/night.

It will be posted at the ticket booth if any evening sessions

are cancelled due to private rentals.

No registration is required.

Pooches at the Pool

The Parks and Recreation Department

will again be hosting “Pooches at the

Pool” at Kokomo Beach on Sunday,

August 24 from 5-7pm. This is the last

day of operation for the Beach. The fee

is $5 per dog with a limit of one dog

per person and water play is for the

pets only.

Kokomo

Parks & Recreation

Department

Summer Concert Series

The City of Kokomo will again be co-sponsoring summer

concerts in Foster Park at the Kokomo Arts Pavilion spon-

sored by Daniels & Alexander and Weber Speakers. Con-

certs are from June through August with the following

schedule:

June 7 - Opening Night

June 13 & 14 - Ribfest

June 20 & 21 - Kingdom Come Festival

June 28 - Symphony in the Park

July 3-5 - Haynes Apperson Festival

July 19 - TBA

July 26 - Cyclefest

August 2 & 3 - Weberfest

August 9 - Rhumfest

August 16 - Taste of Kokomo

August 23 - Fortune Companies

Concert times and performing artists will be listed on the

concert series website at www.kokomosummerseries.com.

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Pumpkin Painting

The Kirkendall Nature Center

will offer pumpkin painting

on Saturday, October 18 from

11-4pm. This event is FREE

and open to the public. Chil-

dren under 12 must be accom-

panied by an adult.

Pumpkins are free

while supplies last

but it is recom-

mended that you

bring your own.

Tennis Lessons

All registrations will be taken at the KPRD office. Rac-

quets and balls will be provided. Lessons will be held at the

Foster Park Tennis Court Complex. Registrations for all

sessions begin on April 21.

Fees: $20/session-residents $30 session-non-residents

Proof of City Residency may be required.

Lessons: 1st session: 6/9-6/12 & 6/16-6/19

2nd session: 6/23-6/26 & 6/30-7/3

3rd session: 7/7-7/10 & 7/14-7/17

Class Information

Monday-Thursday (Fridays will be used for rain make-ups)

7-9 years old Beginning 9-10 a.m.

10-18 years old Beginning 10-11 a.m.

10-18 years old Intermediate 11-12 p.m.

Adults 18+ ONLY Begin. & Inter. 5-6 p.m.

KPRD Tennis Tournament

Registrations begin on Monday, June 30 with

the deadline on Tuesday, August 5 at 4pm.

Entry fee is $15 for singles and $20 per team

for doubles. All participants are limited to no more than

two events. The tournament will be held August 8-10 at

the Kokomo High School Tennis Court Complex.

Super Explorers

Super Explorers is a science and nature summer day camp

based at Jackson Morrow Park at the Kirkendall Interpretive

Nature Center. Junior Explorers is for children ages 5 - 8 and

Senior Explorers is for children ages 9 - 12. Participants must

meet age requirements during class dates. Registrations begin

on Monday, May 19.

Junior Explorers: July 7 - 11

Senior Explorers: July 14 - 18

Times: 9 a.m. to noon

Cost: $25 per session - Resident

$35 per session - Non-Resident

Proof of residency and/or guardianship may be required.

Class size is limited to 20 children per week.

Recreation Adventure Program

Schedule: June 9 through July 25 (7 wks)

Time: 12-5pm

Locations

Mondays-Fridays

Highland Park

Bon Air Park

Mohr Park

Lafayette Park School

Fee: All crafts are $1 each.

General Information

Arts and crafts, games, storytelling, special events, pic-

nics, sports and physical fitness will be

offered at all supervised playgrounds.

Supervisors are present to offer the chil-

dren leadership and organized games and

sports, not to babysit. Children are free

to come and go on their own.

Water Sprays

Mohr Park June 11 Highland Park July 9

Bon Air Park June 18 Pine Valley Apts. July 15

Garden Square June 27 Foster Park July 17

Lafayette Park July 2 Studebaker Park July 22

Water Sprays are from 1-3pm,

are for people of all ages and are

FREE to everyone.

Pint-Size Chef

This program is for children age 6-12. They will learn the

basics of cooking such as reading a

recipe, the different cooking utensils,

measurements and proper etiquette.

They will also prepare a fun and simple

dish each week. Parents are welcome

to stay and observe their child as they

learn basic cooking skills however there is no parent partici-

pation as this is a program for the children to gain hands on

experience. Class size is limited to 10 children per class.

Location of class: Country Club Hills Rental Pavilion

Cost: $30 per child

Spring Session (6 weeks) Fall Session (6 weeks)

Registration: March 3 Registration: August 11

Dates Dates

Tuesdays: 4/15 - 5/20 Tuesdays: 9/16-10/21

Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm or 6:45pm-7:45pm

Tour de Kokomo

The Tour de Kokomo will be held on Saturday, April 26 at

11am. It will begin in Foster Park and entails a 6 mile bike

ride through Kokomo highlighting various city parks and

local area attractions. Helmets are required

but registration is not necessary. There will

also be several unicycle and bicycle oddities

on display beginning at 10:30am.

Youth Easter Egg Hunt

The KPRD will host a Youth Easter Egg Hunt on

Saturday, April 19. The hunt will be held at North-

west Park and begin at 1pm. This program is for

children age 10 and under only. Groups will be

divided by ages 0-3 yrs, 4-6 yrs and 7-10 yrs and will

utilize the softball diamonds. BRING YOUR OWN BASKET!!!

This program is FREE and open to the public. No registration is

required. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Kelly Miller Circus

The KPRD will be hosting the Kelly Miller Circus on Fri-

day, May 9 at Future Park in downtown Kokomo. The

Circus will have shows at 4:30pm and 7:30pm. Pre-sale

tickets can be purchased at the KPRD office

in Highland Park. With CASH ONLY The

cost is $6 (children 2-11) and $10 (adult 12+)

if you purchase in advance. The day of the

circus, you must purchase at the circus site

and the price increases to $7 (children 2-11) and $15 (adult

12+) so get your tickets in advance and SAVE! You can

also come in the morning at 9am and watch them raise the

Big Top tent using elephant power and see the other ani-

mals and trainers. The morning activities are FREE!

Haunted Trail Walk

Jackson Morrow Park is also

the site for the KPRD Haunted

Trail Walk. The walk is open

to the public and free of charge

and will be held on Saturday,

October 25 from 6-8:30pm.

Children under 12

must be accompanied

by an adult. Contact

the KPRD office to

volunteer or for more

information.

Craft Fest

The KPRD will host Craft Fest on Wednesday, June 25 at

the Highland Park Earthen Stage and lawn in front of

Rodgers Pavilion from 10am– 4pm. There will be shirt

tie-dying (shirt not included), candle dip-

ping, splatter painting, basket weaving and

crafts of all kinds. Crafts are $1 each.

Rotation Parks

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

Garden Square Apts.

Tuesdays & Thursdays

Pine Valley Apts.

Community Garage Sales

The KPRD offers two community garage sales on

the parking lot at Kokomo Beach. Both sales are

held rain or shine. The Spring sale will be held on

Friday, May 9 and the Fall sale will be held on

Friday, September 26. The sales are from 9am-2pm

with set-up beginning at 6:30am. To participate, parking spaces

may be purchased for $5 each and you may purchase as many as

you need. All spaces must be purchased at the Parks & Recreation

office in Highland Park and need to be reserved in advance. You

must be 18 or older to reserve a space and there are some limita-

tions on merchandise that can be sold. Contact the Parks & Recre-

ation office of further details.

Adult Easter Egg Hunt

The KPRD will host an Adult Easter Egg Hunt on

Saturday, April 19. The hunt will be held at Jackson

Morrow Park and begin at 8:30pm. This event is

for adults only 18 and over. Wristbands are required

to enter the “hunt zone” and may be purchased for

$5 each at the Park office beginning March 31. They will also be

available at Jackson Morrow Park the day of the hunt from 5pm

until the hunt begins. The hunt is held in the dark so you may want

to bring a flashlight. Call the Parks & Recreation office with any

questions.

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Player's SignaturePrint Player's Name

1. Each player should read the statement on reverse before completing and signing this roster.2. Players are subject to the ASA & NSA Drug Control Procedures and Policies as provided inthe ASA & NSA Codes.3. Team accident insurance is not provided. ASA & NSA has made available the voluntarypurchase of team accident insurance. See your ASA commissioner or NSA Director forinformation.

Kokomo Parks and Recreation DepartmentOfficial Softball League Roster

TEAM NAME:_____________________________________________________

Manager Name:_____________________________________________________Manager Address:__________________________________________________City & Zip:_________________________Cell Phone (_____)________________Home Phone: (_____)________________Work Phone: (_____)_______________Manager's E-mail address:_____________________________________________Last year division & team name:________________________________________Requesting division:____________ MSP WSP CO-ED

Date ofBirth Home PhoneAddress (w/city)

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PLAYER WAIVER, RELEASE OF LIABILITY & INDEM-

NIFICATION AGREEMENT

I, the undersigned player, acknowledge, agree, and un-derstand that:1. Voluntary and of my own free will, I elect to participateas a member of this softball team and league indicated onthis form.2. I understand that there are certain risks and hazardsinvolved in participating in softball including, but not lim-ited to those hazards associated with weather conditions,playing conditions, equipment and other participants inaddition to the acts of pitching throwing, fielding and catch-ing of the ball, the swinging of the bat, running, jumping,stretching, sliding, diving and collisions with other playersand with stationary objects, all of which can cause seri-ous injury or death to me and other players.

Further, I, the undersigned player, agree that in consid-eration for the right to play as a member of the teamdesignated on this form and in consideration for permis-sion to play on the field arranged for by the team or league:1. I voluntarily elect or accept and solely assume all riskof damages, injury, including death, incurred or sufferedby me:(a) while participating or playing as a member of a teamso designated,(b) while serving in a non-playing capacity as a teammember or observer during practice of play by other teamsor by other players on my team, and(c) while on or upon the premises of any and all of thefields arranged for by my team or league for practice or

play.2. I release, discharge and agree not to sue the teamand/or league designated on this form, or any owner orleasee of fields on which softball is played or practicedby my team or the Amateur and/or National Softball Asso-ciations, or their owners, officers, agents, servants, as-sociations, employees, or any person or entity connectedwith the team, league, field or the Amateur and/or Na-tional Softball Associations for any claim, damages, costsor cause of action which I have or may in the future haveas a result of injuries or damages sustained or incurredby me from whatever cause including but not limited tothe negligence, breach of contract or wrongful conductof the parties hereby released. I further agree that I shallhold harmless and fully indemnify the parties hereby re-leased from any claims, damages, costs including attor-ney fees, and cause of action which may arise from anyclaim or cause of action made by me, through me or onmy behalf even if the damages, injuries or death arecaused in whole or in part by any of the parties or entitieshereby released.

I acknowledge that I have read and that I understandeach and every one of the above provisions in this waiver,release of liability and indemnification agreement andagree to abide by them.

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SOFTBALL PLAYER DROP AND/OR ADD REQUEST FORM INSTRUCTIONS: 1. All information must be filled out entirely. Failure to provide all information as required will result in

denial of drop/add request.

2. Player(s) to be dropped must be currently listed on the roster.

3. A $10 fee per player must accompany the request form effective April 25, 2014. (If the player is

denied, the fee will be refunded).From March 7, 2014 through April 24, 2014 this form must be

submitted but there will be no fee.

Fall League: Free from 8/8-8/21. Beginning 8/22/2014 the $10 fee will be in effect. 4. Request must be submitted 24 business hours prior to player participation. No exceptions. Upon the

approval of the player pick-up, he/she must come in to the Park office and sign the roster form before

he/she will be allowed to play. All information must be presented at the Park Department office Monday

through Friday, 8am to 4pm.

TODAY'S DATE:_________________________

TEAM NAME:_____________________________________________ DIVISION:_______________

MANAGER'S NAME:________________________________ PHONE #:_______________________

ADDRESS:________________________________ CY/ST/ZP:________________________________

PLAYER TO BE ADDED PLAYER TO BE DROPPED

1. Name:_____________________________________ 1. _____________________________

Address:_________________________/__________ Reason:_________________________

city

Phone #:___________________ Age:____________

Position:__________ Previous Experience:__________

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PLAYER TO BE ADDED PLAYER TO BE DROPPED 2. Name:_____________________________________ 2. ____________________________

Address:_________________________/__________ Reason:_________________________

city

Phone #:_______________________ Age:_______

Position:__________ Previous Experience:_________

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REQUEST DETERMINATION (For Office Use Only) This Drop/Add Form has been:

_____________Approved

_____________Denied Reason: ______________________________________________________

As a manager, it is your responsibility to contact the above players to inform them of this decision. If

you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Parks Office at (765) 456-7275.

Authorized Signature

City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

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Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department

2014 Summer & Fall Softball Cost Sheet

Men’s/Women’s Summer Softball Slow Pitch

Cost for (1) Team / 16 games

Umpires: 16 games X $20.00 $320.00

A.S.A. Membership: $25.00/team $25.00

N.S.A. Membership: $25.00/team $25.00

Non-resident User Fee: $50.00/team $50.00

Awards: 1st-3

rd Sponsor Plaques $5.00

Scorekeepers: $10/game $80.00

League U.I.C. $10.00/team $10.00

Balls: 16 X $3.00 $48.00

Total (Entry Fee) $563.00

Co-Ed Summer Softball Slow Pitch


Umpires: 14 games X $20.00 $280.00



Non-Resident User Fee: $50.00/team $50.00

Awards: 1st-3




Balls: 14 games X $3.00 (11”) $42.00

Balls: 14 games X $3.00 (12”) $42.00

Total (Entry Fee): $549.00

Men’s/Women’s Fall Softball Slow Pitch


Umpires: 10 games X $14.00 $140.00



Non-Resident User Fee: $50.00/team $50.00

Awards: 1st-3




Balls: 10 games X $3.00 $30.00

Total (Entry Fee): $335.00

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UMPIRE MEETINGS

The Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department

will be sponsoring an ASA/NSA umpire call out

meeting on Monday, February 3 at 6:30pm.

The meetings will be held at Rodgers Pavilion in

Highland Park.

ASA will offer an umpire meeting on Monday,

March 3 at 6:30pm at Rodgers Pavilion. Individu-

als will have the opportunity to register, review

2014 test information, and pick up school/clinic

information. Additional information will be avail-

able on 2014 tournaments scheduled in this area.

A.S.A. UMPIRE REGISTRATIONS

A.S.A. registrations are now being accepted from

those individuals who are interested in umpiring

A.S.A. sanctioned leagues and tournaments for the

2014 season. A.S.A. registration information and

sheets are available at the Park Department office.

The registration fee is $70.00 for adults. After

June 1, adult fees will be $75.00. Umpires under

17 (youth) will be $45.00 per year.

Any individual who wishes to umpire A.S.A. Dis-

trict, Semi-State, State, or Regional tournaments

will be required to take an umpires test on a yearly

basis. Tests will be available for the 2014 season

at the Park Dept. office.

All umpires are encouraged to attend A.S.A.

schools or clinics to maintain or be eligible to

work State and A.S.A. tournaments. Additional

information will be available at the KPRD office.

The Kokomo Parks Department will begin regis-

tering men's and women's teams for the 2014 Fall

Softball league. Registrations will begin Monday,

June 30 at the Kokomo Parks office and run

through Friday, August 8.

The organization meeting will be Wednesday,

August 13 at 6:30 PM at Rodgers Pavilion in

Highland Park. This meeting is MANDATORY.

Any team not represented will be automatically

dropped from the league.

All games will be played at Northwest Park, Mon-

days through Thursdays, while Fridays will be

used for rain make-ups. The league will begin on

Monday, August 25 and will run for five weeks/10

games. Monday - WSP, Tuesday - MSP 3

Wednesday - MSP 2, Thursday - MSP 1

The entry fee per team is $335.00 and covers

umpires, awards, and league balls. Make checks

payable to the Kokomo Parks Department.

Park Department issued rosters which in-clude a minimum of 50% of the player sig-natures must accompany entry fees to register.

Registration space is limited. The KPRD reserves

the right to establish league size based on the nec-

essary maintenance, available umpiring and etc.

Teams will be accepted on a first come first serve

basis for both men's and women's leagues. No

Exceptions. No refunds following formal registra-

tion. All teams will be set according to roster

strength, experience and other information. All

decisions pertaining to set-up and scheduling are

final.

FALL SOFTBALL LEAGUE

2014

City of Kokomo Parks and


Let's Play Softball!

Office hours: Monday through Friday

8am-4pm

Telephone: (765) 456-7275

FAX: (765) 456-7277


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MAYOR Greg Goodnight

CITY COUNCIL

Mike Wyant, Bob Cameron, Janie Young, Donnie Ha-

worth, Cindy Sanders, Tom Miklik, Michael Kennedy,

Kevin Summers and Robert Hayes.

KOKOMO BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS Shirley Dubois Chris MacDonald

Crystal Sanburn John Wiles

Nick Glover Gil Hendrickson

STAFF

Randy Morris...........................................Superintendent

Torrey Roe......................................Recreation Manager

Monica Reed..........................................Office Manager

Brent Goodnight................................................Foreman

Jeff Cardwell.....................................................Foreman

Monica Metz.....................................................Secretary

ADMINISTRATION & STAFF

The Kokomo Parks Department will be holding a meet-

ing for weekend scheduling for the 2014 summer sea-

son. All slow pitch teams may attend this meeting for

available tournament play only. Fast pitch teams may

schedule tournaments and weekend games.

The meeting will be held at Rodgers Pavilion in High-

land Park on Tuesday, February 11. Only one (1)

representative per team may attend. Those slow pitch

teams that are interested will meet at 6:00pm.

WEEKEND SCHEDULE MEETING

The Kokomo Parks and Recreation

Department will begin registrations for

all summer softball leagues on Monday,

January 27. Registrations will run for

six (6) weeks through Friday, March 7.

Entry fees for this year are: MEN'S SLOW PITCH.................................$563.00 WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH...........................$563.00 CO-ED SLOW PITCH................................$549.00

Entry fees include league balls.

Monday - MSP 4, Co-Ed 1, Co-Ed 2 Tuesday - MSP 3, WSP 1

Wednesday - MSP 2, Co-Ed (if needed) Thursday - MSP 1, WSP 2

Full payment must accompany a completed perma-

nent roster sheet which includes a minimum of 50%

of the player signatures before a team may be offi-

cially registered. Only Park Department issued roster

forms will be accepted. Teams will be registered on a

first come, first serve basis. League size is limited. No

refunds following formal registrations. Any team need-

ing information concerning league play may pick up

information at the Park office or on the city website at

www.cityofkokomo.org.

The 2014 season will officially open for men's, wom-

en's, & co-ed slow pitch on April 28 and will last ap-

proximately 14 weeks. The organization meetings

will be: MSP meeting will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 11

at 6:30 PM at Rodgers Pavilion in Highland Park.

WSP & CO-ED meeting will be held on WEDNES-

DAY, MARCH 12, at 6:30 PM at Rodgers Pavilion in

Highland Park.

MEETINGS ARE MANDATORY. ANY TEAM NOT REPRESENTED WILL BE AUTOMATICAL-LY DROPPED FROM THE LEAGUE.

SUMMER SOFTBALL

The Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department is look-

ing for scorekeepers for the summer and fall softball

programs at Northwest Park. League play is in the eve-

nings during the week and will pay $10 per game. The-

se programs will run from the last week in April

through the first week in October. Contact the Parks

Department for more information if interested.

The KPRD is looking for individuals that would be

interested in umpiring for the 2014 season. Those indi-

viduals interested may pick up information on umpire

meetings, registrations, league worksheets, clinics, test

information and umpire clothing at the KPRD office. If

you are interested, you may contact the Park office at

456-7275.

SOFTBALL NOTES

Any individual or team wishing to be reclassified for

the 2014 softball season must complete a formal reclas-

sification request sheet and submit it to the KP&RD

office. Reclassification sheets are available at the Park

Dept. office and must be completed by the individual

and/or team with accurate information concerning the

last three (3) softball seasons.

Individuals and/or teams that qualify for reclassification

will be required to attend the reclassification meeting in

Kokomo. This meeting will be held at 1:00pm at the

Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department on Sun-

day, February 23, 2014.

It is mandatory that either a team representative or the

individual wishing to reclassify must have completed

all necessary paperwork and must personally be in at-

tendance at the reclassification meeting. There will be

no exceptions.

A.S.A. RECLASSIFICATIONS

NEW UMPIRES & SCOREKEEPERS

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Welcome to Studebaker Skate Park Funded By A Community Development Block Grant

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-This is an unsupervised skate park and its use is free of charge.

-The use of safety equipment such as helmets, glove~, kneepads, wrist guards and proper shoes are required and should be worn at all times.

-Motorized vehicles are not allowed. -Only inline skates, skate boards and

BMX bikes are allowed -Drugs, glass containers, smoking,

profanity, fighting, horseplay or defac;;ing public property are prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted.

-Food or beverages are not allowed on skating surfaces.

-No spectators are allowed in skating area. -No one under age 10 allowed without

adult supervision ·Help keep this park clean. -The City of Kokomo is not responsible

for accidents. Know your ability and participate at your own risk_

Call 911 ofemergenices.

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Welcome to Studebaker Skate Park Funded By A Community Development Block Grant

Park open from 8 A.M to 10 P.M. The followIng rules and regUlations have been established for use of the skate park to ensure participant safety, cleanliness of the facIlity and to maximIze pattlelll&nt enjoyment. The CIty ofKokomo Parks ilnd 'Recreation Department and commul1lty have made a slgl11f1cant commitment to this facility, Pleilse take care of your Investment.

-This Is an unsupervised skate park and Its use is free of charge. -The use of safety equipment such as helmets, gloves, kneepads, wrist

guards and proper shollnl are requIred and shOUld be worn at all times, -Motorized vehicles are not allowed. ·Only inline skat"s, :skate boards and BMX bikes are allowed -Drugs, glass containers, smoking, profanity, fighting, horseplay or

defacing public property are prohibited. VIolators will be prosecuted. -Food or beverages are not allowed on skating surfaces. -No spectators are allowed in skating area. -No one under age 10 allowed without adult supervisIon -Help keep this park clean. ·The City of Kokomo is not responsible for accidents. Know your ability and

partIcipate at your own risk. -Call 911 ofemergenleoa.

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Amenities:

Paved Parking Available

Observation Area

Drinking Fountain

Restroom Facilities

Amenities:

Paved Parking Available

Observation Area

Drinking Fountain

Restroom Facilities

City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation

Department

Presents:

Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park Located in Jackson Morrow Park

Designed by: Grindline, Inc.

Constructed by: Hayes Brothers, Inc.

Approximately 9,800 sq. ft.

of Concrete

90 Degree Bent Full Pipe 16 ft. Diameter

3 Bowls of Varying Sizes

Fun for:

Boards, Bikes, & Blades

City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation

Department

Presents:

Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park Located in Jackson Morrow Park

Designed by: Grindline, Inc.

Constructed by: Hayes Brothers, Inc.

Approximately 9,800 sq. ft.

of Concrete

90 Degree Bent Full Pipe 16 ft. Diameter

3 Bowls of Varying Sizes

Fun for:

Boards, Bikes, & Blades

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Park Rules This is your skate park. To keep it open and safe, follow these rules. ~ Only skateboards, in-line skates and bicycles permitted. ~ Respect the neighborhood. Park hours set seasonally – see posted times. ~ Please keep noise to a minimum. ~ Approved safety gear, helmets and pads are required. ~ Children twelve (12) years of age and under MUST be supervised by an adult age 18 or above. ~ Shoes must be worn at all times. ~ All bike pegs must be removed. ~ No foreign obstacles permitted (ramps, rails etc.) ~ Skate or ride in designated area only ~ No graffiti, tagging, accelerants or wax. ~ Horseplay, roughhousing and violence are not permitted. ~ No profanity, alcohol, drugs, smoking or firearms. ~ Food and drink are only allowed in designated spectator area. ~ No glass in or around skating area. Keep all food and drink off skating surfaces. ~ Spectators must stay off skating surfaces and watch from outside the park. ~ No music permitted unless provided by or approved by the Kokomo Parks Department. ~ Any scheduled event or contest must be approved or permitted by the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department. ~ Vendors are prohibited unless approved by the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department. ~ Do not use this facility when surfaces are wet or during inclement weather. ~ No skating or riding on frozen surfaces. Users may not salt, sand or use any other means to remove snow and ice from this surface as damage to this facility could occur. ~ SKATE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Know your abilities and skate or ride within them. ~ Failure to follow these rules may result in expulsion from this facility or closure of the park. ~ You are prohibited from using this facility unless you agree to and follow all rules listed above. ~ The Kokomo Parks Department reserves the right to close this facility to the public at any time without notice. ~ Help keep this facility safe, clean and free from litter. Report any problems with users, spectators or hazardous conditions to the Park Office (765) 456-7275. ~ All efforts will be made to keep this extreme sport area in a safe condition.

THIS SKATE PARK IS AN UNSUPERVISED FACILITY Use of this extreme sport area involves the risk of serious injury and death. Any user of this facility acknowledges these risks and assumes the risk of injury or death while using this facility.

ANY USE OF THIS FACILITY IS AT YOUR OWN RISK This facility is in compliance with

Senate Bill 0141 “Liability at extreme sports areas”

ANYONE FOUND NOT FOLLOWING THE FORE-STATED RULES MAY BE FINED OR PROSECUTED

Kokomo Pipeline Jackson Morrow Park, 4200 S. Park Rd.

Kokomo, IN 46902 For more information please contact the

Park office at: (765) 456-7275 Skate Park Hours: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 days a week

www.CityOfKokomo.org

Park Rules This is your skate park. To keep it open and safe, follow these rules. ~ Only skateboards, in-line skates and bicycles permitted. ~ Respect the neighborhood. Park hours set seasonally – see posted times. ~ Please keep noise to a minimum. ~ Approved safety gear, helmets and pads are required. ~ Children twelve (12) years of age and under MUST be supervised by an adult age 18 or above. ~ Shoes must be worn at all times. ~ All bike pegs must be removed. ~ No foreign obstacles permitted (ramps, rails etc.) ~ Skate or ride in designated area only ~ No graffiti, tagging, accelerants or wax. ~ Horseplay, roughhousing and violence are not permitted. ~ No profanity, alcohol, drugs, smoking or firearms. ~ Food and drink are only allowed in designated spectator area. ~ No glass in or around skating area. Keep all food and drink off skating surfaces. ~ Spectators must stay off skating surfaces and watch from outside the park. ~ No music permitted unless provided by or approved by the Kokomo Parks Department. ~ Any scheduled event or contest must be approved or permitted by the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department. ~ Vendors are prohibited unless approved by the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department. ~ Do not use this facility when surfaces are wet or during inclement weather. ~ No skating or riding on frozen surfaces. Users may not salt, sand or use any other means to remove snow and ice from this surface as damage to this facility could occur. ~ SKATE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Know your abilities and skate or ride within them. ~ Failure to follow these rules may result in expulsion from this facility or closure of the park. ~ You are prohibited from using this facility unless you agree to and follow all rules listed above. ~ The Kokomo Parks Department reserves the right to close this facility to the public at any time without notice. ~ Help keep this facility safe, clean and free from litter. Report any problems with users, spectators or hazardous conditions to the Park Office (765) 456-7275. ~ All efforts will be made to keep this extreme sport area in a safe condition.

THIS SKATE PARK IS AN UNSUPERVISED FACILITY Use of this extreme sport area involves the risk of serious injury and death. Any user of this facility acknowledges these risks and assumes the risk of injury or death while using this facility.

ANY USE OF THIS FACILITY IS AT YOUR OWN RISK This facility is in compliance with

Senate Bill 0141 “Liability at extreme sports areas”

ANYONE FOUND NOT FOLLOWING THE FORE-STATED RULES MAY BE FINED OR PROSECUTED

Kokomo Pipeline Jackson Morrow Park, 4200 S. Park Rd.

Kokomo, IN 46902 For more information please contact the

Park office at: (765) 456-7275 Skate Park Hours: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 days a week

www.CityOfKokomo.org

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Kokomo Pipeline Rental Policy

The Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park, located in Jackson Morrow Park, is available for rent by community based groups throughout Kokomo and surrounding areas. Examples of organizations that may use the facility are youth and community groups, businesses, unions and churches. (This list is not inclusive). The Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park can be used from 8.am. until dusk. Overnight camping is prohibited. All requests for special use or rental of the skate park must be submitted in writing to the Park Superintendent stating the reason for the request and purpose of the usage. All requests must be submitted no later than five working days before the next Park Board meeting which is normally held the second Tuesday of each month. All requests must include specific information concerning dates, times, length of use, nature of use and all current contact information. The City of Kokomo, Board of Park Commissioners shall have final authority over all rental agreements. All decisions are final.

FEES $100 per two hour event

$500 for entire day. All fees must be paid in advance of scheduled activity. Fees will be refunded due to inclement weather or other limited concerns. Commercial transactions are not permitted at the facility. Reservations for Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park will be accepted starting the second Monday in September for requests through December 31 of the following calendar year. Registrations will be scheduled on a first come, first served basis, pending appropriate Park Board approval. All organizations requesting use of the specialized facility shall furnish a current certificate of insurance while in use for their function. Reservations can be made by mail or during regular office hours Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm, excluding Holidays. Requests must be made by persons 21 years of age or older. It must be understood that any damages, including acts of vandalism or policy violations (including non-adherence to posted rules) may result in immediate termination of the event, loss of future scheduling and charges for associated damages. The City of Kokomo, Parks and Recreation Department and the Board of Park Commissioners reserve the right to develop, change and implement policies which they deem necessary for the safe operation of the Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park. I have read and understand the above information and stipulations for reservation of the Kokomo Pipeline Skate Park. I also understand that every precaution is taken to protect the safety of all participants. I release and will not hold the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department or any of its employees, agents or designees responsible for any liability arising out of participation in above rental agreement.

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SHOWMOBILE RENTAL POLICY The KPRD Showmobile is available for Community based groups throughout the Kokomo area. Examples of types of groups that may rent the Showmobile are youth groups, businesses, community groups, unions and churches. (This list is not all inclusive). This mobile stage unit may be available for very specific and limited use rentals. The Showmobile is available for use in the Kokomo/Howard County area only. All requests for the Showmobile must be submitted in writing to the Park Superintendent stating the reason for the request and the purpose of the organization’s usage. All requests must be submitted no later than five (5) business days before the next Park Board meeting which meets the second Tuesday of each month. Specific information concerning dates, length of use, location and all contact information shall be included in the request. The Park Board shall have final approval of all Showmobile usage. All decisions are final.

FEES (Set by the Board of Parks Commissioners on 8/12/2008 to become effective 1/1/2009)

$200.00 for ½ day usage (under 4 hours)

$300.00 for full day usage (over 4 hours) $75.00 fee per rental for placement of showmobile outside the city limits (Fees are subject to change per season)

Fees may also include associated overtime costs if delivery and/or removal of the showmobile must occur outside of normal business hours. Requests for a waiver of fees will not be accepted. (Policy amended 9/8/2009) Reservations for the Showmobile will be accepted starting the second Monday in September for requests through December 31 of the following calendar year. The Showmobile will be scheduled on a first come first serve basis. Prior usage does not hold or guarantee a specific date. All organizations requesting use of the Showmobile shall furnish a certificate of insurance for the Showmobile covering it while used for their function. Reservations must be made during office hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by an adult, 18 years of age or older. Payment must be made no less than two weeks prior to scheduled date. Proof of insurance must be available at time of payment. Any damages or policy violations to the Showmobile may result in loss of any future scheduling. Additional charges for damages may be assessed. Cancellations must be made through an official letter from the same party that made the reservation prior to delivery. No Refunds will be offered once the Showmobile has been delivered and set up for the scheduled event. The Kokomo Parks Department maintains the Showmobile and all City of Kokomo and Kokomo Parks Department policies and regulations are strictly enforced.

SHOWMOBILE SPECIFICATIONS Stage Dimension: 30’ X 14’ Canopy height from stage: 12’, 4” Stage height from ground: 48” to 61” (adjustable) Canopy height from ground: 17’, 8” Upstage ceiling height from floor: 7’ Stage deck material: textured fiberglass finish (slippery when wet) Stairs: 2 sets – 48” wide with handrails Electricity: 110V / 30 Amps Power cord is 150 feet long. If rentee needs to add length, rentee can use a 110 cord with a number 12 wire. Lighting: stage has overhead fluorescent tube lighting Policy revised and adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners on 6/13/2006. Fees revised and adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners on 8/12/2008 to take effect 1/1/2009. Overtime & Waiver of fees revised and adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners on 9/8/2009 to take effect for usages requested for 1/1/2010 or later.

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Reservoir Park “Peshewa” Nature Trail The Peshewa Nature Trail begins at the Main Reservoir Park located at County Road 500 E. just south of Sycamore Road and winds around the Kokomo Reservoir to County Road 400 E. There are also marked trees as shown below and a guide that you may pick up at the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Dept. office.

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ENCLOSED BUILDINGS The Parks and Recreation Department offers

three enclosed pavilions which are available

for rental year round. All three buildings are

heated but there is

no air-conditioning.

RODGERS PAVILION—This facility is

located at 902 W. Deffen-

baugh St. in Highland Park,

Kokomo, Indiana 46902.

Parking is available along the

back of the building.

This facility has a fireplace, ceiling fans, full

size refrigerator and range, a sink and a cabi-

net. The facility also has a drinking fountain,

a men’s and a women’s restroom and enough

tables and chairs to seat 120.

BON AIR BUILDING—This facility is lo-

cated at 714 E. Fischer St. in Bon Air Park,

Kokomo, Indiana 46901.

Park is available along the

front of the building and on-

street parking around the

park itself.

This facility has a full size

refrigerator and range, a sink and a cabinet.

This facility also has a drinking fountain, a

men’s and a women’s restroom and enough

tables and chairs to seat 60.

MAYOR Greg Goodnight

CITY COUNCIL Mike Wyant Robert Hayes

Bob Cameron Michael Kennedy

Janie Young Tom Miklik

Kevin Summers Cindy Sanders

Donnie Haworth

BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS John Wiles Shirley Dubois

Crystal Sanburn Chris MacDonald

Nick Glover Gil Hendrickson

STAFF Randy Morris..…….……….…Superintendent

Torrey Roe.……………...Recreation Manager

Monica Reed….……..……….Office Manager

Brent Goodnight.…………...……….Foreman

Jeff Cardwell...…………...……….....Foreman

Monica Metz….……….…………....Secretary

A BUILDING LOCATION MAP IS AVAILABLE UPON

REQUEST. YOU MAY ALSO REQUEST A MORE

ACCURATE TABLE AND CHAIR COUNT ALONG WITH

TABLE SIZES.

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS BUILDING—

This facility is located at 1805 St. Charles

Court, Kokomo, Indiana 46902 in the Country

Club Hills addition. Parking is available be-

hind the building and is accessible through

Gentilly Court.

This facility has a separate kitchen with a full-

sized refrigerator and a range. There are also

cabinets and a full sink.

This facility also has a

handicap accessible re-

stroom and enough tables

and chairs to seat 75.

FEES: Rental fees for all enclosed buildings

are the same. One to four hours for $60. Over

four hours for $120.

CLEAN UP PROCEDURES: Trash cans

with liners will be made

available and rentee is re-

sponsible for cleaning up any

food, party favors, paper

products, etc. and placing

them into the containers. The

facility’s caretaker is respon-

sible for cleaning the tables and chairs and re-

placing them in their racks, cleaning the floors,

restrooms and etc.

HOURS: Enclosed buildings are available for

rental from 8:00am to 11:00pm, seven days a

week with the exception of Christmas Day.

The following information is required for all building rentals: Rentee name, ad-dress, phone #, time of rental, and type of party. All reservations, changes in existing rentals, or cancellations must be made at least three business days prior to the requested date.

PICNIC AREAS

The Parks and Recreation Department

offers picnic areas in Highland Park for

rental from mid-April through mid-

October.

FEES: There is a $10 reser-

vation fee per picnic area and

this will guarantee three (3)

picnic tables for the entire day.

No Prorating. NO RE-

FUNDS FOR RAIN.

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Facility books will be opened on the second Monday in September of 2014 (9/8/2014) for reservations for 2015.

Fees are subject to change.

ROOFED OPEN-AIR SHELTERS The Parks and Recreation Department offers

10 roofed open-air shelters for rental. Some

shelters are equipped with electricity(*) during

fair weather months; however, rental does not

include nor guarantee electricity.

Shelters Under 1,000 Square Feet

*Darrough Chapel Shelter

*Highland Well House Shelter

Main Reservoir-West Shelter

Main Reservoir-East Shelter

*Mohr Shelter

FEES: There is a $20 reservation fee for all

shelters under 1,000 square feet and this will

guarantee five (5) picnic tables along with the

use of the shelter for the entire day. NO PRO-

RATING. NO REFUNDS FOR RAIN.

Shelters Over 1,000 Square Feet

*Highland Overlook Shelter

*Huston Shelter

Jackson Morrow-West Shelter

Jackson Morrow-East Shelter

*Northwest-West Shelter

FEES: There is a $30 reservations fee for all

shelters over 1,000 square feet and this will

guarantee ten (10) picnic tables along with the

use of the shelter for the entire day. NO PRO-

RATING. NO REFUNDS FOR RAIN.

POLICIES In accordance with City Ordinance Title IX, Chapter 96

Section 96.19(E) No alcoholic beverages are permitted

on any Park Department property or in any Park Depart-

ment facility at any time. Violators are subject to arrest.

In accordance with City Ordinance #6445, No Smoking

is allowed within any enclosed facility maintained, owned

and operated by the City of Kokomo.

No animals or pets of any kind are allowed inside any

rental building at any time with the exception of certified

service animals for the disabled.

Facilities are not available for rental for any kind of prof-

itable use. This includes taking orders for goods even

when money is not changing hands.

A rental of any facility must be paid for by a legal adult.

Reservations cannot be paid for or taken from a minor.

Any rental for the use of a gathering of people under the

age of 18 must be fully chaperoned.

For the rental of a building, once the facility has been

unlocked, the rentee is responsible for the facility if it is

left unattended. The Parks Department will not issue a

key. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Music is allowed in the buildings but as a courtesy to the

adjacent private property owners, we ask that the rentee

use good judgment and abide by the noise ordinance.

The above mentioned policies can be found in City Ordi-

nances, Title IX, Chapter 96.

REFUND INFORMATION Cancellations and/or refunds cannot be confirmed

or issued over the phone. In order to cancel and/or

refund a pavilion, shelter or picnic reservations, the

rentee must come into the Parks and Recreation

Department office with the original receipt no less

than three business days before the rental is sched-

uled. The receipt must be presented. The refund

will then be processed through the City Controller.

A check will be mailed to the rentee from the City

of Kokomo within 30 days.

All reservations, cancellations or changes in

existing rentals must be made in person at least

three business days prior to the requested date.

KOKOMO PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT

Reservations cannot be taken over the

phone, however, you may inquire about

availability. All reservations, either through

the mail or in person, must be made at the

Park Department office in Highland Park

and will be taken on a first come, first serve

basis only. If you have any problems on the

day of your rental and the Parks office is

closed, call the Police Department and they

will contact the Park caretakers on duty.


1402 W. Deffenbaugh St. Kokomo IN 46902

765-456-7275/phone 765-456-7277/fax

[email protected]

FACILITY RENTAL AND RESERVATION INFORMATION

www.CityofKokomo.org

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RENTAL BUILDING POLICIES The Caretaker Will: • Meet you at the building at your scheduled time in and time

out. The building should be clean and ready for your use. • Clean all tables and chairs and replace them in their racks. • Sweep and mop the floor. Do NOT mop the floor. Wax

could be stripped. • Take the trash outside to the cans. • Clean the bathrooms. • Clean the kitchen facilities. • Clean the fireplace (at Rodgers Pavilion). The Caretaker Will Not: • Help set up tables and chairs, decorate, etc. • Accept flowers, cakes, or any kind of delivery. Someone

from your party must be there. • Light the fire in the fireplace. There will be NO EXCEPTIONS to any of the en-closed information or policies. These are the rental guidelines that must be followed if you choose to rent a facility.

Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department 1402 W. Deffenbaugh

Kokomo IN 46902 (765) 456-7275


Deffenbaugh

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Bon Air Building

Rodgers Pavilion In Highland Park

Country Club Hills Building Parking accessible thru Gentilly Ct.

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RENTEE RESPONSIBILITIES • Your party must be over at the end of your rented

time and you must be ready to leave the facility. You will not be given extra time for a longer rental or clean-up. You will not be locked out of the building if you are still removing items, but the caretaker will begin putting up the tables and chairs and cleaning the facility.

• All balloons are to be tied down or weighted down. If balloons float to the ceiling and damage the fans with strings wrapped in the motors, rentee will be re-sponsible for their replacement. (Rodgers Pavilion only)

• Take down and dispose of all decorations, party fa-vors, food, etc. This includes thumb tacks, tape, etc.

• All caterers and entertainment are to be ready to leave at the end of your event. If they need a few minutes to break down, someone from the rental party must stay also.

• In accordance with City Ordinance #6445, NO SMOKING is allowed within any enclosed facility maintained, owned and operated by the City of Kokomo at any time.

• Rentee may bring in any kind of appliance such as coffee pots, crockpots, fans, etc.

YOUTH PARTIES The rental must be arranged and paid in person by a legal adult age 18 or older. If the gathering consists of any persons under the age of 18, there must be chaperones age 21 and older in atten-dance at the gathering. Rentee and chaperones are responsible.

GENERAL POLICIES • All reservations, cancellations, and changes in existing rentals

must be made at least three (3) business days prior to the re-quested date. For example: If your rental is on a Friday eve-ning, Saturday or Sunday, you must make any reservations, changes or cancellations in person by 4:00pm on the Tuesday prior to your rental.

• No alcoholic beverages are permitted on any Park Department property or in any Park Department facility at any time. Vio-lators are subject to arrest.

• No animals or pets of any kind are allowed inside any rental building at any time with the exception handicap assist ani-mals..

• Music and D.J.’s are allowed but only if courtesy is shown to the adjacent property owners.

• No bubble machines or smoke machines are allowed. • No bird seed, popcorn, confetti or rice is to be thrown inside

the building or on the landing outside the doors. • No items shall be placed in the building prior to your rental

date and time for your rental or left in the building after your rental to be picked up on a later date. This includes Coca-Cola dispensing machines. You may contact Coke for infor-mation about portable machines that you bring yourself at the time of the rental and take with you when you leave. If you want access to the building at any other time other than your scheduled time, this is considered a separate rental.

• Facilities are not available for rental for any kind of profitable use. This includes taking orders for goods even when money is not changing hands.

• Once the facility has been unlocked, the rentee is responsible if the building is left unattended. The Park Department will not issue out keys for city facilities to the general public.

Compiled: 4/15/1997 Board Approved: 6/16/1997 Updated with smoking ordinance information: 12/2007

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Recreation Adventure Program

Park Locations

Daily Monday thru Friday Highland Park 900 W. Deffenbaugh Bon Air Park 2500 N. Purdum Mohr Park 2302 Saratoga Ave. Lafayette Park School 919 N. Korby St.

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays Garden Place Apts. - 800 E. Hoffer St.

Tuesdays & Thursdays Pine Valley Apts. - 100 W. 300 S. (Center Road)

Program in Apartment locations are also open to the public

Schedule

Monday - Friday June 9 through July 25

12-5pm Fee: All crafts are $1 each

General Information Arts and crafts, games, storytelling, special events, picnics, sports and physical fitness

will be offered at all supervised playgrounds. Supervisors are present to offer the children leadership and organized

games and sports. Children are free to come and go as they please.

Craft Fest Highland Stage and open lawn in front of

Rodgers Pavilion in Highland Park Wednesday, June 25, 2014

10am - 4pm Shirt tie-dying (shirts are not supplied-bring your own or purchase on site), candle dip-ping, splatter painting, basket weaving and

many more. Crafts are $1 each.

Kokomo Parks & Recreation 1402 W. Deffenbaugh St.

Kokomo, IN 46902 (765) 456-7275


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Pooches in the Pool

The Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department is pleased to announce “Pooches in the Pool.”

We are giving our four legged friends an opportunity to take a dip in Kokomo’s Hottest Place to

Cool Off, Kokomo Beach!!

On Sunday, August 24, our final day of operation, we are hosting our annual Pooches in the Pool

from 5-7 pm. Dogs will be allowed to be “off leash” while inside the gates at Kokomo Beach.

We are going to close our gates to patrons, and open the leisure pool to man’s best friend. For $5

per dog, you can bring your pet for 2 hours of swimming. One (1) dog per person. Pet owners

will not be allowed to swim with their dogs. Oops bags and disinfectant water for will be

provided for owners in case of accidents.

For more information regarding Pooches in the Pool, please contact the Kokomo Parks &

Recreation Department at 456-7275.

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PINT-SIZE CHEF SPRING CLASSES

Learn the basics of cooking

CLASS DATES Tuesdays Only, April 15 through May 20

CLASS TIMES 5:30pm-6:30pm or 6:45-7:45pm

CLASS LOCATION

Country Club Hills Building in

Country Club Hills Park

1805 St. Charles Ct. (Parking thru Gentilly Ct.)

PARTICIPANTS Children ages 6-12

REGISTRATIONS Begin on Monday, March 3


To the first 20 children (10 children per class)

COST $30 per child

(fee covers the entire program)

Participant Information: Male or Female 5:30-6:30pm or 6:45-7:45pm (please circle)

First Name:___________________________ Last Name:_____________________________

Address:______________________________ CY/ST/ZP:_____________________________

Home Phone:(_____)__________________Date of Birth:________________Age:__________

Known food allergies:__________________________________________________________

Parent or Guardian Name:___________________________ Phone #:____________________



arising out of participating in the Pint Size Chef Program. I agree to emergency treatment by a physician or

hospital. Each participant's family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.


Kokomo Parks &


1402 W. Deffenbaugh

Kokomo IN 46902

(765) 456-7275


GENERAL INFORMATION Children will learn the basics of cooking such as reading a recipe, the different cooking tools, measuring

different food as well as proper etiquette and they will also prepare a fun and simple dish each week.

Parents are welcome to stay and observe their child as they learn basic cooking skills however there is no

parent participation as this is a program for the children to gain hands on experience.

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Co. Rd. 200 S.

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.

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.

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Poplar St.

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Colter Dr.

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Dodge S

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Pla

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Elizabeth S

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Firmin St.

Wheeler St.

Hoffer St.

Defenbaugh St.

Oh

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Wheeler St.

Ha

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Hoffer St.

Defenbaugh St.

Firmin St.

L

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Delphos S

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Gano St.

Gano St.

Butler St.

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Baily St.

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Purdum

S

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La

fo

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ta

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Apperson W

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Cornell Rd.

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S

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Be

ll S

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Ma

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La

fo

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ta

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S

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Spraker St.

Richmond St.

Ma

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S

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Monroe St.

Jefferson Rd.

Gano St.

Ma

in

S

t.

Wa

sh

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S

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S

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S

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pe

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Broadway St.

Dixon St.

Lo

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S

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Lo

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S

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Jay S

t.

Purdum

S

t.

Elm St.

Havens St.

Elm St.

Purdum

S

t.

Be

ll S

t.

Ja

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t.

Monroe St.

Jackson St.

Bell S

t.

Lo

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S

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Richmond St.

Monroe St.

La

fo

un

ta

in

S

t.

Broadway St.

Madison St.

Havens St.

Jackson St.

Apperson W

ay

Jefferson St.

Tate St.

Preble St.

Leeds S

t.

Morgan St.

Wabash A

v.

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D

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Barkdol St.

Homelawn Av.

Fischer St.

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stro

ng

S

t.

Webster S

t.

Ph

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s S

t.

Tate St.

Lindsay S

t.

Morgan St.

Mo

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t.

Jasper St.

Lordeman St.

Wa

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S

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Spraker St.

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Ohio S

t.

Ohio S

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Tate St.Tate St.

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S

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Ma

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S

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Spraker St.

M

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Buckeye S

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Ma

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Webster S

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Morgan St.

Butler St.

Washington S

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B

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S

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D

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Floyd Ct.

Elk Dr.

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Rainbow Dr.

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t.

Meadow Dr.

Reynolds Dr.

U

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r.

Marilyn Ct.

Co. Rd. 200 S.

Win

th

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Ln.

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s

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L

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Lincoln Rd.

Co

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d. 1

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Sherwood Dr.

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Ct.

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U

s

3

1

Longwood Ct.

Lincoln Rd.

W

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l

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s

C

t

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Lincoln Rd.

C

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p

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r

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D

r

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Commerce Dr.

Precision Dr.

S

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B

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S

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Mo

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S

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A

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Havens St.

Leeds S

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A

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S

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Wabash A

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Richmond St.

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bste

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t.

Arm

stro

ng

S

t.

Broadway St.

Arm

stro

ng

S

t.

Jackson St.

Lin

dsa

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t.

Elm St.

Elm St.

Jackson St.

Broadway St.

Broadway St.

Ph

ilip

s S

t.

Richmond St.

Havens St.

Lin

dsa

y S

t.

Lin

dsa

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t.

Jefferson Rd.

Madison St.

Vaile Ave.

Markland Ave.

Esse

x D

r.

Water Works Rd. Co. Rd. 50 N.

Belvedere D

r.

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lm

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D

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Oak Ct.

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Redwood Dr.

Webster S

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Hutchins Dr.

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r.

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r.

Westbrook Dr.

Fern Ct.

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Southway Blvd.

Woodbridge Dr

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Em

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Brighton C

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d.

Be

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D

r.

Waverly Blvd.

A

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b

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C

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Providence Ln.

Hunters Cove Dr.

Foster St.

Wa

ug

h C

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Superior St.

Lauren Ln.

Lorentson Ct.

Maple St.

Lam

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Columbus Blvd.

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Bowyer Dr.

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D

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Prairie Dr.

Marrow Dr.

Be

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Center Line D

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Marjorie Ln.

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Parks Location Map

1. Berkley Park - 1203 N. Berkley Rd.

2. Bicentennial Park - 1904 S. Webster St.

3. Bon Air Park - 2500 N. Purdum

4. Country Club Hills Park - 1805 St. Charles Ct.

5. Cutler Park - 1600 E. Vaile Ave.

6. Darrough Chapel Park - 600 S. Goyer Rd.

7. Foster Park - 721 W. Superior St.

8. Future Park - 400 S. Apperson Way

9. Haynes Museum - 1915 S. Webster St.

10. Highland Park - 900 W. Deffenbaugh

11. Huston Park - 2800 N. Webster St.

12. Jackson Morrow Park - 4200 S. Park Rd.

13. Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic - 802 W. Park Ave.

14. Kokomo Pipeline Skatepark - Pipeline Way & S. Webster St.

15. Mehlig Park - 1701 W. Carter St.

16. Mendota Park - 5803 Mendota Dr.

17. Meridian Park - 500 E. Harrison St.

18. Miller-Highland Park - 1325 Kingston Rd.

19. Mohawk Park - 5713 Mendota Dr.

20. Mohr Park - 2302 Saratoga Ave.

21. Northwest Park - 1600 W. Judson Rd.

22. Reservoir 500 E. - 500 E County Rd.

23. Riley Park - 700 E. Spraker

24. Robbins “A” - cor. Columbus & Wildwood

25. Robbins “B” - cor. Berkley & Madison

26. Robbins “C” - cor. Lynwood & Witherspoon

27. Senior Citizen’s Center - 721 W. Superior St.

28. Somers Park - 1000 E. Jefferson St.

29. Studebaker Park - 1030 N. Purdum St.

30. Waterworks Park - 1227 E. Carter St.

31. Westdale Park - 2000 Westdale Ct.

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Parks Department Information

The mission of the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department is to enhance the quality of life of the Kokomo communitythrough well maintained parks, recreation facilities, programs and services protecting our environment, personal and social benefits, and economic opportunities.

Parks & Facilities Office Baseball Basketball Boat Concession Disc Dog Fishing Gazebo Grill Hiking Trail Historic Horseshoe Museum Nature Natural Parking Picnic Picnic Playground Pool/ Rental Restrooms/ Sand Skatepark Sledding Sr. Citizen Soccer Softball Stage Tennis Acreage* = Handicap Accessible Bldng. Diamond Court Launch Golf Park Walkpath Sites Court Center Area Area Shelter Splash Building Port-O-Let Volleyball Activities Field Diamond Court

X = Facility Located in Park Monuments Pad or backstop

L = Facility Lighted

Berkley Park-1203 N. Berkley Rd. L X * X 5.15Bicentennial Park-1904 S. Webster St. X 0.72

Bon Air Park-2500 N. Purdum St. L X X * X X X * X 3.21Country Club Hills Park-1805 St. Charles Ct. X X * X * X 7.00

Cutler Park-1600 E. Vaile Ave. L X X X * X X X X 9.56Darrough Chapel Park-600 S. Goyer Rd. L X X * * * X * * * X X X 24.89Foster Park-721 W. Superior St. L X * * X * X X X * X * L 30.00

Future Park - 400 S. Apperson Way X * * X X 10.00Haynes Museum-1915 S. Webster St. * * * X * 3.00

Highland Park-900 W. Deffenbaugh St. * L L X X X * X X * L * X * X * * * X X * L 83.00Huston Park-2800 N. Webster St. L X X X * X X X * X * 15.00Jackson Morrow Park-4200 S. Park Rd. X * X * X * X * X * X X X 100.00Kokomo Beach-802 W. Park Ave. * * * * X * * * 10.00Mehlig Park-1701 W. Carter St. X X X X X X X 3.13

Mendota Park-5713 Mendota Dr. X X X X X 1.90Meridian Park-500 E. Harrison St. X X X * * X 1.60Miller-Highland Park-1325 Kingston Rd. L X X X * * X X X X 6.13

Mohawk Park - Mohawk Dr. X X X 2.00Mohr Park-2302 Saratoga Ave. X X X X X X 3.00

Northside Park-2201 N. Main St. L X * X X X 4.50Northwest Park-1600 W. Judson Rd. L * X X * X * X * L X 32.00

Reservoir Park - 500 East X * X X X X X X X X X 40.00Riley Park-700 E. Spraker X X * X 1.60

Robbin's "A"-cor. Columbus & Wildwood X X 1.40Robbin's "B"-cor. Berkley & Madison X X 0.50Robbin's "C"-cor. Lynwood & Witherspoon X 0.25Senior Citizen's Center-721 W. Superior St. * * * * N/ASomers Park-1000 E. Jefferson St. X X X X X X 4.23Studebaker Park-1030 N. Purdum X X * X X X X X X X 10.00

Triangle-Ruddell & Taylor Sts. 0.20Triangle-Taylor & Forest Sts. 0.11

Triangle-Mulberry & Ruddell Sts. 0.10Triangle-Walnut & Forest Sts. 0.02

Waterworks Park-1227 E. Carter St. X X X X * X * X * * 5.00Westdale Park-2000 Westdale Ct. X X X X 3.80

Industrial Heritage Trail * X X X X X 2.4 mi.Wildcat Creek Walk of Excellence * X X X X X X 3.4 mi.

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Highland Park Stage

Wednesday evenings at 8 p.m.

June 11, 2014

June 18, 2014

June 25, 2014

July 2, 2014

July 9, 2014

July 16, 2014

July 23, 2014

July 30, 2014

Kokomo Park Band

Sponsored by the



Kokomo IN 46902

765-456-7275


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KOKOMO ARTS PAVILION

PRESENTED BY DANIELS & ALEXANDER AND WEBER SPEAKERS

RENTAL POLICY

The Kokomo Arts Pavilion located in Foster Park is available for Community based groups throughout the

Kokomo area. Examples of types of groups that may rent the Pavilion are youth groups, businesses, community

groups, unions and churches. (This list is not all inclusive). This Pavilion may be available for very specific and

limited use rentals.

All requests for the Pavilion must be submitted in writing to the Park Superintendent stating the reason for the

request and the purpose of the organization’s usage. All requests must be submitted no later than five (5) business

days before the next Park Board meeting which meets the second Tuesday of each month. Specific information

concerning dates, length of use, type of event and all contact information shall be included in the request. The

Park Board shall have final approval of all Pavilion usage. All decisions are final.

FEES: The fee for the use of the Pavilion shall be $25 per event. (Set by the Board of Parks Commissioners on

9/8/2009 to apply to all request usages from 1/1/2010 forward).

Reservations for the Pavilion will be accepted starting the second Monday in September for requests through

December 31 of the following calendar year. The Pavilion will be scheduled on a first come first serve basis.

Prior usage does not hold or guarantee a specific date. All organizations requesting use of the Pavilion may be

required to furnish a certificate of insurance depending upon the type of event. Users should refer to the Pavilion

in any advertising or signage by its full name of “Kokomo Arts Pavilion presented by Daniels & Alexander and

Weber Speakers”.

Reservations must be made during office hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by an adult, 18

years of age or older. Any damages or policy violations to the Pavilion may result in loss of any future

scheduling. Additional charges for damages may be assessed.

Cancellations must be made through an official letter from the same party that made the reservation no less than

three (3) BUSINESS days prior to the date of the event in order to receive a refund.

The Kokomo Parks Department maintains the Pavilion and all City of Kokomo and Kokomo Parks Department

policies and regulations are strictly enforced.

PAVILION SPECIFICATIONS

Stage Dimension: 59’4” X 22’

Canopy height from stage: 25’

Stage height from ground: 3’

Canopy height from ground: 28’

Upstage ceiling height from floor: 27’

Stage deck material: concrete

Stairs: 4 (permanent on front of pavilion)

Electricity: 110/220 amps (outlets on posts)

Lighting: 8 – 150 watt high pressure sodium

Policy & Fees adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners on 4/14/2009.

Fee structure revised on 9/8/2009.

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Nature Center Programs

Hunter’s Education Classes in cooperation with the IDNR Recycling/Composting /Environmental Workshops in cooperation with

Howard Co. Soil & Water Conservation District, Howard Co. Solid Waste District and Howard Co. Cooperative Extension Service

Indiana Master Naturalist Workshops Fly Tying Workshops

Camp Eeze the Wheeze October Haunted Trail Walk

Super Explorers Camp Storytelling Time School Field Trips

Scout Programs On-line “Nature News” Newsletter

Volunteer Opportunities

Nature Center Hours

RETHA KIRKENDALL INTERPRETIVE CENTER LOCATED IN JACKSON MORROW PARK

4200 S. PARK RD. KOKOMO, IN 46902

(765) 864-1655 [email protected]

Group field trips and special programs may be scheduled by calling the Nature Center

at (765) 864-1655 ____________________________________


Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

Telephone: (765) 456-PARK FAX: (765) 456-7277

St. Rd. 26 (400 S.)

Center Rd. (300 S.)

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Park Rd. (100 W

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Jackson Morrow Park

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WINTER HOURS SUMMER HOURS September 1 - April 30 May 1 - August 31 Tuesdays 2pm-5pm Tuesdays 1pm-5pm Thursdays 2pm-5pm Wednesdays 1pm-5pm Saturdays 11am-4pm Thursdays 1pm-5pm Sundays 1pm-4pm Fridays 1pm-5pm Saturdays 11am-4pm Sundays 1pm-4pm

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Jackson Morrow Park offers 100 acres of open spaces, wood-land, a 1.3 mile paved walkpath, playground, sheltered picnic ar-eas, collegiate basketball court, sand volleyball courts, and a sled-ding hill. The park is also home to the Kokomo Pipeline Skate-park, a world-class facility for advanced skaters and BMX bike riders. Created in 1991, the park is named for Jackson Morrow (1849-1930), a distinguished early resident of Howard County whose public service included schoolmaster at Alto, surveyor, civil engi-neer, and Kokomo Police Commissioner. The Morrow family farm included the current park land.

The Kirkendall Interpretive Center has a large diorama of preserved animals native to How-ard County, live animal exhibits, displays about natural resources, a bird watching area, and more. Examples of special programs include Hunter’s Education Class, Fly Tying Classes, Haunted Trail Walk, Environmental Workshops and the Super Explorers summer camp. Retha Kirkendall (1906-1991) was the granddaughter of Jackson Morrow for whom the park is named. Mrs. Kirkendall and her husband, Delmas (1907-2005), pro-vided generous donations to the Indi-ana Department of Natural Resources as well as the Kokomo Parks & Rec-reation Department, which enabled the City of Kokomo to build the nature center. Completed in the summer of 1997, the building is named in honor of Mrs. Kirkendall.

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Sponsored by the City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department, the Kelly Miller Circus comes to town and sets up at Future Park.

Location: Future Park

400 S. Apperson

(Just south of Kautz Field)

Date: Friday, May 9, 2014

Times: 4:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.

Tickets will be on sale (CASH ONLY) at the Parks & Recreation Department office through May 8, 2014.

Begun in 1938 by Obert Miller and his sons, Kelly and Dory, the Al G. Kelly Miller Brothers Circus, now known simply as Kelly Miller, has entertained millions of American and Canadian citizens while establishing itself in the fabric and history of the American Tented Circus.

From 1984 through 2006, David Rawls, president and third generation circus performer directed Kelly-Miller Circus. In 2007, another exciting chapter in its history began when he passed the reins to John Ringling North II. Mr. North’s great uncles were the famous Ringling Brothers, his grandmother, their only sister. Born into this most famous of circus families, John grew up on the “Greatest Show on Earth”, learning circus operation from his father Henry Ringling North, and Uncle John Ringling North. “I intend to maintain the excellent standards established by David Rawls and his family, and add some new features to the show”, John said following the hand-over.

The show travels on a fleet of 25 vehicles and requires an area of some 90,000 square feet to set up on. The circus big top, imported from Italy, has a seating capacity of 1500 and is made of waterproof vinyl. The tent is 120' by 130' and 40’ high and is supported by more than a quarter of a mile of heavy gauge aluminum tubing as well as several miles of rope, steel cable and chain.

The Kelly Miller Circus has gathered a galaxy of stars from many nations, as well as an exotic display of animals, enhanced them with beautiful theatrical lighting and lively circus music for a performance to warm the hearts of young and old alike.

From the early morning hours, when the elephants pull the big top into the air to the very moment when the king pole races to the ground at the end of the day, you the public are invited to come and be a part of the magic of "Circus Day" as it has been experienced for over 200 years!

We look forward to seeing you when the Kelly-Miller Circus visits your town.

TICKET PRICES

Tickets can be purchased at the KPRD office

in Highland Park. The cost is $6 (children 2-

11) and $10 (adult 12+) if you purchase in

advance. The day of the circus, you must

purchase at the circus site and the price

increases to $7 (children 2-11) and $15

(adult 12+) so get your tickets in advance

and SAVE! You can also come in the

morning at 9am and watch them raise the

Big Top tent using elephant power and see

the other animals and trainers. The morning

activities are FREE! and are great for school

field trips.

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HIGHLAND PARK STAGE RESERVERVATION POLICY

The KPRD Stage, located in Highland Park, is available for community-based groups throughout the Kokomo and

Howard County area. Examples of organizations that may use the Stage are youth and community groups,

businesses, unions and churches. (This list is not all inclusive.) This stage may be available for very specific and

limited uses.

The Highland Park Stage may be used within Park operating hours of 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Use of the Stage must be

open to the public; no admissions may be charged. The Stage cannot be used for commercial purposes, such as

selling T-shirts, cd's, food and beverages, raffle tickets, etc. (This list is not all inclusive.)

All requests for the Stage must be submitted in writing to the Park Superintendent stating the reason for the request

and the purpose of the organization's usage. All requests must be submitted no later than five (5) business days

before the next Park Board meeting. The Park Board meets on the second Tuesday of each month. Specific

information concerning dates, length of use, and all contact information shall be included in the request. The Park

Board shall have final approval of all Stage usage. All decisions are final.

FEES: The fee for the use of the Highland Stage shall be $25 per event. (Set by the Board of Parks Commissioners

on 9/8/2009 for usages requested for 1/1/2010 or later along with the current refund policy.)

Reservations for the Stage will be accepted starting the second Monday in September for requests through

December 31 of the following calendar year. The Stage will be scheduled on a first come-first served basis. All

organizations requesting the use of the Stage shall furnish a current certificate of insurance, if required and or

requested, while in use for their function.

Reservations must be made during office hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by an adult, 18

years of age or older. Any damages or policy violations to the Stage may result in loss of future scheduling, and

additional charges for damages will be assessed.



The Kokomo Parks Department maintains the Stage and all City of Kokomo and Kokomo Parks Department

policies and regulations are strictly enforced.

STAGE SPECIFICATIONS

Stage Dimension: 24' X 38'

Canopy height from stage: 9'

Stage height from ground: 48"

Canopy height from ground: 11'

Stage deck material: Concrete (slippery when wet)

Stairs: 1 set-48" wide with handrails, (Handicap accessible)

Electricity: 125 Amps, 4 sets of outlets available

Stage: Lighted

Policy revised and adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners on 6/13/2006

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THE HISTORY OF

HIGHLAND PARK (and it's many historical sites)

City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department 1402 W. Deffenbaugh St.

Kokomo, IN 46902 Phone: (765) 456-7275

Fax: (765) 456-7277 www.cityofkokomo.org

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HIGHLAND PARK The first suggestion for a city park was made during the 1870’s. An ideal location considered was the triangular shaped area just northeast of the city that had been the location of Camp Stilwell during the Civil War which then was a pleasant grove with a spring in the center that was the scene of many picnics and fam-ily gatherings. However, the City Council took no action on the matter and so Kokomo continued without a park. The next sug-gestion for a park location was more successful as Mayor Thorne, following a promise that a street car line would be ex-tended to the purchase site obtained from George and Mary Gwinn, 15 acres of a wild wooded piece of ground through which Kokomo Creek flowed, April 2, 1892 for $1,500.

The Kokomo Street Railway Company was only a few months old at that time following new ownership and new management which had taken over a very poor and run-down system. At the time of the land purchase, it had a line between the Panhandle station on North Main and Markland, with a branch on East Syca-more and Ohio to the Diamond Plate Glass Company.

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There have been at least two playgrounds in the park. The first was established around 1910 and included a merry-go-round, several swings and two slides. It was located at the left of the Park Road exit. Many can remember the miniature train for chil-dren that ran around a short track just to the left after one crossed the main entrance bridge.

Rodgers Pavilion is the oldest structure in the park. It was built by the street railway company for the convenience of passengers attending the Great Exposition or visiting in the park. Originally, it was open on the sides with about eight or ten long wooden seats. Street cars ran along the north side and a broad cement platform separated the track from the building. Following the last street car run in 1931, the structure stood empty and was used for storage for several years until finally about 1958 it was en-closed and improvements made to the interior. At first it was known simply as “the shelter house” and then changed to it’s pre-sent name “the Rodgers Pavilion” after a former Park Superinten-dent and it has been rented out to groups for meetings of various kinds since that time.

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ATHLETIC PARK Land for the new park which adjoins Highland Park on the east was purchased by the newly formed Kokomo Street Railway Company in the 1890’s, and a large exhibition hall was built to serve a variety of groups over the years. It was part of an 80 acre farm that formerly belonged to M.M. Trabue. One of the first was the annual Chatau-qua meeting which featured lectures, classes and entertainment for people in the area, thus it was known as Chatauqua Park for a time. Back in June of 1912, Lincoln Beachey, noted aviator, arrived in Kokomo in his Curtiss biplane to give demonstrations and rides to anyone brave enough to try it. He and another Curtiss Co. flier W.H. Hemtrought, landed at Athletic Park and caused a sensation as few people here had ever seen any demonstrations. In fact, the crowds were so large, extra street cars had to be used to handle them. Most of the stores in the city closed so their employees could attend. Beachey was a daring flier who was said to be the first to loop an aeroplane. It was quite an exciting event in the history of Kokomo. The Chamber of Commerce leased the grounds for the first Great Industrial Exposition here in 1914. The large exhibition hall was used to exhibit handcraft and art objects and another building was erected and called the Transportation and Machinery Hall for show-ing large objects such as automobiles and farm machinery. A third building was built just inside the main entrance to the Park (now called Exposition Park) for local merchants to exhibit their wares and services. This building was a long narrow affair that housed the booths of more than 150 merchants said to represent more than 80% of the total in the city. Smaller structures also were added in-cluding a baseball clubhouse and ticket office. Later the utility gave up ownership following the final Expo in 1923 and donated it to the city when again it was called Athletic Park. It has been the scene of many athletic events mostly baseball but the American Legion football team used it during the 1920’s. Among the teams that have played here were the Kokomo Giants, Kokomo Dodgers and the Kokomo Highlanders. Some of the players who made names for themselves later in the major leagues were Or-lando Cepeda, Tommy Davis and Ed Palmquist. The American Le-gion World Series was held here a few years back.

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THE PARK ZOO Yes, Kokomo once had a zoo, but most people don’t remember it as it has been gone these many years. It was located in the northwest part of the park and probably dated from about 1908. At one time it had cages for at least three bears, one of which was donated by T.C. McReynolds, manager of the city’s utilities. Most likely these were brown bears. Also there were cages for several small mammals such as raccoons, deer, foxes and sev-eral kinds of birds which were in a large cage separate from the others and which housed an eagle, owls and swans. Also sepa-rate from the rest was an alligator pit surrounded by a tall iron fence and covered with screening. This zoo was described as one of the park’s more remarkable attractions. It was the victim of the Great Depression of the 1930’s as the Park Department de-cided it could no longer afford to feed it’s inmates and they were disposed of thus ending the attraction. The bear dens can still be seen cut in the hill next to the site.

LOG CABIN At one time many years ago there was a small log cabin in the park, but when it was built and it’s original purpose are uncertain. However, for years it was used as a meeting place for local Boy Scout troops, club gatherings, camping and picnics. It seems that it was set afire and destroyed by a gang supposedly cele-brating VJ Day in 1945. All that is left is a picture of it. It is pos-sible it was destroyed by the same gang that also wrecked the cannon.

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TOURIST CAMP You don’t hear much about tourist camps these days as they dis-appeared many years ago but during the teens and 20’s they were a great convenience for touring motorists. In those days, road travel was rather primitive compared to today’s accommo-dations. Travelers then could pitch a tent in a farm yard, stay overnight in a tourist resident or at a hotel, which many people did. Just about every town established a tourist camp, and Kokomo was no exception. The date was about 1920 when Henry Balcom, well-known nurs-eryman and landscape architect, was employed to lay out this camp which was located close to the Well House in the park op-posite the dam and the bridge for the road that led up to the Country Club. His nursery was located where the Harris Bank branch now stands on West Jefferson. In his plan there were spaces for 29 tents with a surrounding strip for parking cars. A graveled street and walks were included in the plan along with grills for cooking. For some reason this camp was called the “Tin Can Camp”. How long it was used is uncer-tain, but since it was not on a well-travelled highway it probably was not heavily used as about the only way tourists could know about it was by use of the tourist guides of the time. To this day, this layout remains somewhat of a mystery.

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OLD BEN Old Ben may not be the best-known character in Kokomo’s his-tory, but he is easily in the Top Ten. Everyone who has lived here for any length of time knows about him; and during World War II his fame spread to all parts of the world by word and by picture. He set a record for size that has stood to this day. Of course, we are referring to the preserved figure of the gigantic steer that stands in the Highland Park pavilion.

His story began in 1902 on the farm of Mike and John Murphy about half way between Bunker Hill and Miami near what is known as Haggerty’s crossing. He was the off-spring of a pure bred registered Hereford bull and an ordinary shorthorn cow. Ben was a prodigy from the very beginning as he weighed 125 pounds at birth. It was said he had to rest on his knees to nurse when he was less than a week old. He gained about 100 pounds a month, and at 20 months he weighed one ton, reaching two tons at the age of 4 years in 1906. By then he had become quite a celebrity, his owners exhibited him at many fairs and festivals. The Nickel Plate R.R. even ran a spur line to the Murphy farm just to help Ben in his travels. He was never fed a special diet, but was pastured with the other cattle on the Miami County farm where many visitors were al-ways welcome to watch him on his home ground. Many side-show and circus owners tried to buy him, but the Murphy’s turned them all down, preferring to show him themselves in a private tent at fairs all over Indiana and at the State Fair for many years.

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Finally there came a day in February, 1910, when Ben, then in his prime of life, slipped on some ice and fell heavily, breaking his leg. With understandable reluctance, the Murphy’s called in a vet from Marion and had him shot. With today’s improved veteri-nary science, it is possible that Old Ben might have been saved. Who knows? I have seen two different figures on the animal’s weight at the time of his passing; one is 4,585 and the other 4,720 pounds. At either weight he was big. He was 6 and 1/2 feet tall at the shoulder, 14 feet around and 16 and 1/4 feet from his nose to the tip of his tail. What happened after a bullet put an end to Old Ben’s career? Well, his hide was sent to a taxidermist in New York where it was expertly stuffed and mounted for posterity. The Murphy brothers continued to display their famous steer on their farm until they sold it in 1919. A Peru grocer bargained for the beef of the car-cass and thought he could capitalize on his fame; however, many citizens of Peru threatened to boycott his store if he went through with such a scheme, so the grocer’s plan was cancelled. The beef then was shipped hurriedly by rail to Indianapolis for conversion into frankfurters. Some say the stuffed form was do-nated to the City of Firsts in 1919, other accounts state that it was bought and paid for at a price of $300.00, crooked horn and all. At any event he has been an object of wonder here ever since. He is housed in the Visitor’s Center in Highland Park. Even Ripley featured him in his “Believe It or Not” back in 1968. During WWII picture postcards of a girl named Phyllis Hartzell (now Mrs. Max Talbert of Marion) with arms out-stretched and standing in front of the famous steer were printed from a photo by Maurice Tull in 1943 and mailed to service men around the globe. Where are these cards today? Have you seen one lately?

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CIVIL WAR CANNON Until recently few people were aware that a Civil War cannon still exists in Kokomo; and even fewer know how long it has been here. Some can remember when it still had it’s wooden wheels and stood just beyond the entrance bridge to the left as you en-tered City Park (now Highland). A picture of it there taken about 1910 is the earliest information about it that we have. Later it was mounted in the western part of the park without it’s wheels or carriage; and during the 1920’s and early 1930’s it was in Foster Park, and then disappeared into storage. It was briefly in Mehlig Park before being moved to the miniature golf course at the Seashore municipal swimming pool where it was mounted (barrel only) on a wooden base. Since no markings or touch hole are visible it probably was mounted upside down.

It is uncertain what type of cannon this is; some say it is a 12 pound Napoleon (the type most commonly used during the war) while others think it might be a Parrott. It is even suggested it might be a Howitzer, but this is unlikely. Dahgrens were very similar, but were not widely used. Recently, according to a local resident who once lived near the park, it was stated that in the early 1940’s the cannon was shoved into Kokomo Creek one Halloween. Since the above information was compiled, further investigation reveals that this is a 12 pound Howitzer that we currently have in possession of the Parks Department as of the year 2008.

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UPDATE: The fate of the 6 pounder Parrott cannon that formerly stood in Highland Park is still unknown. We know that it was a Civil War piece, and that probably the local GAR originally obtained. We also know that it stood in two different places in the park. It seems likely that it was melted down for one of the war efforts. Several theories have been put forward as to it’s location includ-ing the one that states it was buried on the island in Kokomo Creek which seems very unlikely. The 12 pounder Howitzer that used to be located at the Sea-shore Pool area is one of two obtained by Orlando A. Somers (probably from a government surplus depot in St. Louis) following the Civil War in which he served; and was elected National Com-mander of the GAR in 1917. It is believed both were in his front yard just west of Somers Park for a time. One was said to have been stolen, according to one, while another said it was loaned to an out of town restorer but never returned. The other one was placed in Highland Park near the Park Road entrance. Crider stated he helped to restore it and that he and others used to fire it using a pound of black powder for each shot and tin cans filled with cement used for “projectiles”. He has identified it as the one that used to be mounted in the miniature golf course at the pool.

The “Kokomo Cannon” has recently been restored and will be on display in Highland Park

at the Visitor’s Center in the Spring of 2008.

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UPDATE 2008: The “Kokomo Cannon” has been in Kokomo since shortly after it was donated to the Thomas J. Harrison Post # 30 of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) by Congress on August 8, 1882. There were two cannons, both 12 pound bronze field Howitzers, donated at this time. Only this one remains. There was also a 3 inch Ordinance cannon in Highland (City) Park for many years. It appears on several postcards of the day. Sadly, it also no longer exists. The cannons were to honor and memorialize the Civil War Veterans. In the not too distant past, this cannon spent many years at the Seashore Municipal Pool on a miniature golf course. Today this cannon stands as a symbol of the honor to all Kokomo Veterans; may we never forget them.

The cannon received a new gun carriage from funds raised from Kokomo’s Orlando A. Somer’s Camp 1 of the Sons of Union Vet-eran’s of the Civil War. 12 pound Confederate bronze Howitzer Foundry: Leeds and Company-New Orleans Foundry #: 48 Years Made: 1862 Weight of Barrel: 775 lbs. Powder Charge: 1 pound Range at 5 degrees elevation: 1,072 yards Leeds made a total of 49 cannons for the South. Nine of these were 12 pound bronze Howitzers. Of the nine, only three are known to exist. The other two cannons are in the National Park Service. New Orleans surrendered on May 1, 1862 putting Leeds out of business.

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VERMONT COVERED BRIDGE Kokomo, which bills itself as the city of firsts, has an Indiana last. The bright red covered bridge in Highland Park has the final remain-ing Smith Type #3 Trusses in Indiana. The Vermont Covered Bridge is a transplant from the town of the same name, which is about 5 miles east of Kokomo. In between entries for “road viewers” and “pauper’s coffins’ in Howard County commissioners records, the early history of the Vermont Covered Bridge unfolds. Official action began on August 11, 1875 when the Howard County Board of Com-missioners let bids for two bridge projects; one at the town of Ver-mont and the other near Stonebraker’s Mill, about 10 miles west of Kokomo. On October 5, 1875, the commissioners accepted the bid from the Smith Bridge Company of Toledo, Ohio for the Vermont Bridge and a local contractor for the other bridge. The Smith Bridge Company’s bid of $991.62 was for a “Smith Patent Wooden Bridge” with a “High Double Truss”.

The completed 95-foot clear span, which engineers at the time esti-mated would sustain a rolling weight of 5,600 pounds per lineal foot, was accepted by the commissioners January 5, 1876 at the same time as Stonebraker Bridge. The contract did not include the stone abutments or hauling materials from the Kokomo depot to the town of Vermont - about $1,000 - which was paid for by local residents. According to the January 8, 1876, Kokomo Saturday Tribune; “The contractors, anxious to have their bridge introduced in this part of Indiana, have done a most excellent job, one that gives satisfaction to all who have seen it, as well as the commissioners. It is very symmetrical, has beautiful approaches and looks about as well as a well-finished house.” The article also states that the cost of first-class wooden bridges was about three-fifths that of iron structures at the time. The Stonebraker Bridge was removed after the 1913 flood severely damaged its abutments.

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When the Vermont Bridge was built, the Old Strawtown Pike, the oldest road in Howard County, was moved slightly to cross the new bridge. And although the only visible remains of the town of Vermont is a grain elevator, it wasn’t always this way. After surviving floods, at least one arson attempt and a reckless coal delivery driver, the Vermont Covered Bridge was threatened by another prominent covered bridge destroyer: progress. In 1957, plans for the new Kokomo Reservoir called for flooding the valley at the bridge site. The old wooden bridge was to be re-placed with a wider and longer concrete span, built on higher ground.

The late M.E. White, then president of the Howard County His-torical Society, proposed moving the span to one of Kokomo’s parks. It is mostly through his efforts that the bridge has been preserved. White coordinated public meetings, fund raising ef-forts, volunteer work, the search for the bridges new location and accepted bids to move the bridge. The original low bid to move the bridge intact from the town of Vermont to its new home in Highland park was about $10,000. September 2, 1957 arrived and still no work had been started. The Society made an agreement with Homer Hollinger of 1236 N. Webster to dismantle the bridge, numbering each piece for reassembly in Highland Park, with the consent of the Kokomo Park Board at a cost of about $3,000. He began work immedi-ately and by September 21 only the framework remained to be taken apart. The job continued until January 1958, when work was completed, YMCA members agreed to raise the remaining $1,500 needed to pay for the project.

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Tragedy almost struck while the bridge was waiting for enough funds to be raised for its move; it was set on fire. Thanks to an alert passer-by and the quick action of the Greentown Volunteer Fire Department, the bridge was saved with only minor damage. According to the July 30, 1957 Kokomo Tribune, “An arsonist, apparently disgruntled over efforts to save the bridge for histori-cal purposes, touched a torch to kerosene sprinkled over the ag-ing span and then fled to scene.” The bridge was closed to traffic following the fire. The total cost of moving the bridge was under $3,500. The Kokomo Parks Department constructed the new abutments for the covered bridge. Because of rotten wood, one end of the bridge had to be extensively repaired. This had an effect on the decision to not allow vehicular traffic on the bridge. The abut-ments were about 6 feet deep with no pilings put in them. It would be safe for foot traffic only. Although the Vermont Bridge is Howard County’s only remaining covered bridge, it’s not the county’s only wooden bridge. The county has about 12 modern timber beam bridges that were built in the late 70s and early 80s. Like many wooden bridges before them, they are scheduled to be replaced. In January of 1992, through the Parks Department, the bridge received a new shake roof. The new roof’s price of about $6,000 is close to six times the cost of the entire bridge in 1875. The Park Department has a policy to keep the end gates locked to secure the bridge from vandalism. Groups can request admis-sion to the bridge, but it’s best to set up the visit ahead of time. When it’s appreciated, it’s appropriate. Flood waters in the park have reached the bottom of the bridge three or four times since it’s been in the park, but so far there has been no damage. There are no plans to raise the abutments.

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ELWOOD HAYNES MUSEUM Elwood Haynes October 14, 1857 - April 13, 1925 For 35 years Elwood Haynes was a resident of Kokomo. The record of those years was one of fine achievement for himself and for this community. As the builder of America’s first commer-cially successful gasoline automobile, he linked Kokomo’s name enduring with the motor vehicle industry: as the inventor of Stel-lite alloy and stainless steel, he gave the mechanical world two rustless materials of inestimable value. In the hearts of his fellow townsmen, however, Mr. Haynes was enshrined as a Christian gentleman, a designation thoroughly deserved and universally accorded him. The museum and property were donated to the City of Kokomo by Bernice Haynes Hillis and family on October 14, 1965.

Elwood Haynes was born of English ancestry in Portland, Indiana on October 14, 1857. He graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1881, where he discovered tungsten chrome steel. In 1884, he attended Johns Hopkins University for post graduate studies. He was the “Father of the Natural Gas Industry” in Indiana. In 1888, he invented the vapor thermostat. In 1890, he moved to Greentown, Indiana as the Superintendent of the Indiana Natural Gas Company.

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Haynes conceived the idea of a “horseless carriage” while in Portland in 1891. He moved to Kokomo, completed the plans and hired Elmer and Edgar Apperson to build the first automobile in 1893.

After having discovered an alloy made of pure chromium and pure nickel, he began commercially producing automobiles under the Haynes Apperson logo in 1898. Haynes also discovered an alloy to make a durable spark plug electrode in 1899. It is from these alloys that Haynes Stellite Company was formed. In 1906, Haynes patented several cobalt-chromium alloys. This work led to patents being issued for cobalt-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloys, which he named Stellite. These cobalt-based alloys found immediate use as lathe tools in the First World War, tripling mathining production. Since that time, many new nickel and cobalt alloys have been invented and have found uses from prostetics to the Space Shut-tle, jet engines, nuclear power plants and submarines.

AWARDS

1922-The John Scott Award (Highest award given to a scientist of the USA), University of Pennsylvania 1925-Pioneers of the Automobile Award, National Automobile Chamber of Commerce 1965-Inducted into the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, New York University 2007-First inductee into the Howard County Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame, Kokomo, Indiana

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SYCAMORE STUMP

July 5, 1959 The stump is one of Howard County’s few remaining land-marks of the past. It sometimes comes as a surprise to local citi-zens to learn that the old relic did not grow at the site where it is now housed. The old tree originally stood in the west end of Howard County at a point about two miles due north of New London. Early residents point out its former location along the north bank of Wildcat Creek a short distance west of the New London Road. According to the

description of those who remember the tree, it was a hundred feet high before storms broke it down to a huge, hollow stump. The trunk was more than 50 feet in circumference and one of its lower branches was reported to be eight feet in diameter. News-paper accounts at the time the stump was removed to Highland Park reported that the tree was 1,500 years old! It was in June of 1916 that Jacob Bergman, administrator of the city’s parks, promoted the idea of bringing the stump of Indiana’s biggest tree to a city park where it could be preserved as a relic of the county’s pioneer period. Colonel Jim Milner undertook the unusual task of moving the old landmark and Henry and Ed Ort-man were hired to pull the 21-ton load with their 35-horsepower Rumley tractor engine.

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The operation called for careful planning. While a concrete plat-form was being constructed “on the highest part of the city park”, a crew was dispatched to the stump’s site to prepare it for mov-ing day. Leon Milner, 1239 N. Lafountain St., who assisted his father with the project, recalls that the tree stood so close to the creek that the men assigned to the task of sawing off the stump had to stand in water several inches deep. Sawing off the stump was accomplished by hoisting a man to the top of the 15 foot high snag and lowering him into the huge hollow. Then a small hole was knocked through the side, a crosscut saw inserted, and the shell was quickly cut through at the water’s edge. The stump was moved onto the moving trucks in readiness for the trip to Kokomo. Many local residents recall the excitement of Sunday, June 18, 1916, the date set for the excursion to Highland Park. A front page news story of the project in the Kokomo Tribune the day before had given appropriate publicity to the event, and many spectators gathered on the hill above the creek on the “Tid” Harrel farm. Milner recalls that cars and carriages parked in dis-order off Sycamore Road occasioned some difficulty in maneu-vering the old landmark out of the little valley where it had stood for centuries. The project was not accomplished without its “moments”. Wit-nesses remember that excitement ran high when a huge chain between the Ortman engine and the movers’ trucks snapped just as the heavy pull up the bluff out of the bottomland oats field was getting under way. However, since the trucks’ wheels were be-ing chocked as progress was being made, there was no mishap at this point. The chain was “doubled up” and progress contin-ued. Although the project had been planned to take only Sunday, since part of the route was scheduled to be torn up the next day for repairs, it soon became evident that most of the trip would be completed on Monday. The stump was so large it almost entirely blocked the road. Because of the size, a route had to be planned with no obstruction to the stump’s width or height.

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The route outlined by Jacob Bergman to the Tribune was to bring the stump in on the Jefferson Street Pike to the first road west of “the new boulevard” then south to the Sycamore Road which would be taken east to the “Conwell” road, since the county Su-perintendent of Highways would not allow the traction engine on the new boulevard. At the Conwell Road the movers would go south, crossing Wildcat Creek at the Chaffin Bridge, a concrete arch bridge with no superstructure to interfere with the 15 foot high stump. At the Junction School, they were to turn east and enter the park by way of Alto Pike. Leon Milner states that as he recalls the route, they came directly east on Jefferson Street Road to the Wallace School corner, then south to Junction School and then into the park. The Tribune reported in 1916 that a brass plate was to be at-tached to the side of the Sycamore Stump telling something of its past, and that a door was to be cut in the trunk and a winding stairway constructed to the top where a roofed-in platform was to be installed. More than 40 years have passed since Colonel Jim Milner and the Ortman boys towed the fabulous stump into Highland Park. Some say that one time a long distance telephone was installed in the hollow which was large enough to assemble a dozen or more people. A shelter was constructed over the stump and dur-ing the 1930’s the shelter was enclosed and a WPA project in-stalled facilities for several small animals.

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Thousands of visitors see Kokomo’s great stump each year and perhaps wonder if it is really as proclaimed, the “largest stump in Indiana”. Leon Milner who recalls the events of 1916 says many visitors from out of state were on hand that Sunday, ostensibly to dispute Kokomo’s claim, but he never heard them raise a ques-tion once they had looked over the stump. Who knows? This may be the largest Sycamore stump to be found anywhere! *** On the farm of Dorval and Gladys Hudson on West Sycamore Street Pike, north of New London. Fifty-seven feet in circumfer-ence. The lowest limb was 8 feet in diameter. 100 feet high. Estimated to be at least 800 years old. Some claims were that it was 1500 years old. Sycamore Stump now located in Highland Park completely under cover. Stood within 150 yards of cabin of Captain John Harrison where Governor Wright’s commission met in May of 1844 to select our county seat.

City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department 1402 W. Deffenbaugh St.

Kokomo, IN 46902 Phone: (765) 456-7275

Fax: (765) 456-7277 www.cityofkokomo.org

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Elwood Haynes Museum

Located in the Famous American

Inventor’s Home

The Haynes Museum is located in Beautiful Highland Park

1915 South Webster Street Kokomo, IN 46902-2040

(765) 456-7500 Tuesday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Elwood Haynes in his horseless carriage in 1918

Here we see Elwood Haynes seated in his first car. The date on the sign proclaims

that the car was built in 1893.

Haynes’ first horseless carriage, now in the Smithsonian Institute, is the oldest

American-made vehicle still in existence.

Another Haynes automobile on display at the Automotive Heritage Museum.

Kokomo has had many famous and col-orful industrialists, but by far the most famous of Kokomo’s industrial wizards was Elwood Haynes who was born of English ancestry in Portland, Indiana on October 14, 1857.

In 1923, the inventor built a new plant for his Haynes Automobile Company. Production rose to 40 cars per day. However, Mr. Haynes died two years later on April 13, 1925 at the age of 67. Elwood Haynes was a man of great success and achievement with consid-eration and respect for all people, greatly beloved by all who knew him. At the time of his death, all business in the City was suspended for the hour during his funeral.

www.CityofKokomo.org

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Mr. Haynes moved to Kokomo in 1892. He drew a blueprint of the horseless carriage and took it to Elmer and Edgar Apperson (two Kokomo Machinists) and paid them 40 cents an hour to build it. On July 4, 1894, Mr. Haynes took his first ride in the gasoline powered horseless carriage.

Haynes and Apperson formed a corporation and built the Haynes Apperson Company (1898-1902). In 1902 they separated and each had their own company. Mr. Haynes’ first love was inventing alloys. In 1906, he invented a super alloy called Stellite. It is the hardest, most rust free alloy and has the highest melting temperature of any alloy known today. It is used in nuclear power plants, nuclear submarines, NASA missions, jet plane engines, dental and surgi-cal tools, lathing tools, etc… He invented stainless steel in 1912 which is probably today's most widely used rust free alloy.

Elwood Haynes received his education from Worcester Poly-technic Institute and Johns Hop-kins University. He was the man-ager of the Natural Gas Company when he invented the thermostat and a re-frigeration device which condensed the moisture out of natural gas and stopped gas line freeze. The waste product was gasoline.

A 1918 Haynes Model 39 Roadster

Elwood Haynes invented the first successful gasoline powered

automobile in the United States in 1894. Elwood Haynes 1894 “Pioneer”

Since he traveled a lot for the gas company and was often anxious to get home (but the horses needed rest), he thought some form of lo-comotion was needed. So he went to work on the problem choosing gasoline to power it so he could use this new waste product (gasoline).

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The Elwood Haynes

Museum

Located in the Famous American Inventor's Home

1905 Haynes Model "L"

Elwood Haynes invented the first mechanically successful gasoline powered automobile in the United States in 1894.

He invented the "stellite" alloy in 1906 and

stainless steel in 1912.

He also invented the thermostat used to regulate heat in our homes.

"A man's work in life is not very great at best, when compared with the sum total of human effort, and after all it is the good that we may be able to do for our fellow men and not the glory of achievement that really counts." Elwood Haynes

Elwood Haynes Museum 1915 South Webster Street Kokomo, IN 46902-2040

(765) 456-7500 Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday from

11am - 4pm Sunday from 1pm - 4pm

Special hours for large groups by appointment only.

Free standing main staircase

Living Room in the Elwood Haynes Museum

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Elwood Haynes received his education from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and John Hopkins University. He was the manager of the Natural Gas Com-pany when he invented the thermostat and a refrigeration device which con-densed the moisture out of natural gas and stopped gas line freeze. The waste product was gasoline. Since he traveled a lot for the gas com-pany and was often anxious to get home, (but the horses needed rest), he thought some form of locomotion was needed. So he went to work on the problem choosing gasoline to power it so he could use this new waste product, (gasoline).

Mr. Haynes moved to Kokomo in 1892. He drew blue prints of the horse-less carriage and took them to Elmer and Edgar Apperson (two Kokomo Machinists) and paid them 40 cents an hour to build it. On July 4, 1894, Mr. Haynes took his first ride in the gasoline powered horseless carriage. Haynes and Apperson formed a corpo-ration and built the Haynes Apperson Company (1898-1902). In 1902 they separated and each had their own company. Mr. Haynes first love was inventing al-loys. In 1906, he invented a super al-loy called Stellite. It is the hardest, most rust free and has the highest melt-ing temperature of any alloy known to-day. They use it in nuclear power plants, nuclear submarines, outerspace launches, jet plane engines, dental and surgical tools, lathing tools, etc... He invented stainless steel in 1912. Probably today's most widely used rust free alloy.

or enjoy seeing his spacious home

Come see this 1923 Haynes Roadster

originally owned by Governor McCray

or this 1916 Haynes Touring Car

Haynes Automobiles are on display 365 days a year.

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2014 HAYNES APPERSON TOURNAMENT

WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

JULY 4 – JULY 6, 2014

*** First 14 paid teams - teams will be accepted first come - first serve

*** To Register: Entry fee must accompany completed roster

*** Two man umpire system

*** Balls will be furnished

*** Tournament is A.S.A. Sanctioned

*** All games will be on a 1 hour 15 minute time frame.

*** Tourney Directors reserve the right to change tournament format in case of foul

weather, and are not responsible for injury. There will be no rain date.

*** May form two division of play if entrants warrant it

Entry Fee: $200.00 (checks payable to Indiana A.S.A.)

Deadline: rosters and entry fee: July 1 (Tuesday), 4:00 p.m. @ the Park Dept. office.

Awards: 1st & 2nd - sponsor plaques and 1st place individuals

Contact: Kokomo Parks Department at 456-7275 (Rosters available @ Park office)

Tournament Director Torrey Roe @ Parks Dept.

Out of Town Teams mail entry fee and rosters to: Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department


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FREE T-SHIRTS TO ALL PLAYERS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

RELEASE INFORMATION

For, and in consideration of my participation in any HAYNES APPERSON event and the

prizes offered in connection therewith, I/WE may now have or have in the future against

the HAYNES APPERSON; and all co-sponsors, individuals and/or entries involved in

promoting, and/or presenting the HAYNES APPERSON events, their agents, servants,

employees, successors, and assigns, arising from any damages or losses which I/WE may

suffer or incur while taking part in any HAYNES APPERSON event. This waiver and

release shall be binding upon my/our heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns.

SIGNATURE____________________________________ / DATE________________

HOME PHONE:_______________________ WORK PHONE:___________________

TEAM NAME:___________________________ A.S.A. CLASSIFICATION:_________

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2014 HAYNES APPERSON TOURNAMENT

MEN'S SLOW PITCH

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

JULY 4 – JULY 6, 2014

*** To Register: Entry fee must accompany completed roster

*** No Class A players - B, C, D, E class only

*** First 32 paid teams - teams will be accepted first come - first serve

*** Tourney Directors reserve the right to change tournament format in case of foul

weather. There will be no rain date. Tournament directors are not responsible

for injury.

*** 1 (ONE) HOME RUN PER GAME, all other HR’s will be outs

*** DOUBLE ELIMINATION

*** Tournament is A.S.A. Sanctioned

*** Awards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd sponsor plaques & 1st place individuals

Entry Fee: $200.00 (checks payable to Indiana A.S.A.)

Deadline: rosters and entry fees: July 1 (Tuesday) 4:00 p.m. @ the Park Dept. office.

Drawing: July 1, 7:00pm @ Northwest Park Shelter by concession stand.

Contact: Torrey Roe at the Kokomo Parks Department at 456-7275

1402 W. Deffenbaugh Street, Kokomo IN 46902

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RELEASE INFORMATION

For, and in consideration of my participation in any HAYNES APPERSON event and the

prizes offered in connection therewith, I/WE may now have or have in the future against

the HAYNES APPERSON; and all co-sponsors, individuals and/or entries involved in

promoting, and/or presenting the HAYNES APPERSON events, their agents, servants,

employees, successors, and assigns, arising from any damages or losses which I/WE may

suffer or incur while taking part in any HAYNES APPERSON event. This waiver and

release shall be binding upon my/our heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns.

SIGNATURE_____________________________DATE________________

HOME PHONE:________________WORK PHONE:__________________

TEAM NAME:____________________A.S.A. CLASSIFICATION:______

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“Haunted Trail Walk”

Sponsored by:

City of Kokomo Parks &


FREE & Open to the General Public (Under 12 MUST be accompanied by an adult)

Where: Jackson Morrow Park

4200 S. Park Rd.

When: Saturday, October 25, 2014

Time: 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.

(Weather Permitting)

Children can attend in costume.

Bring a Flashlight.

No Registrations Required.

Come anytime from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m.

and tour the Kirkendall Interpretive Center.

Please call the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department at

(765) 456-7275 with any questions.

“Haunted Trail Walk”

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Foster Park Parking Policy

Established by City ordinance 96.20

In an effort to protect the safety of all park patrons, parking is not

allowed on the grass or near the Kokomo Arts Pavilion. All vehicles

must be parked in designated areas. Vehicles found in violation of this

policy will be towed.

Groups or individuals who have requested and received use of the

Kokomo Arts Pavilion must adhere to this established parking policy.

Trucks may pull up to the stage to load and unload equipment only.

Those found in violation of this policy will have their rental agreement

terminated and forfeit all associated rental fees and associated

expenditures.

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PINT-SIZE CHEF FALL CLASSES

Learn the basics of cooking

CLASS DATES Tuesdays Only, September 16 through October 21

CLASS TIMES 5:30pm-6:30pm or 6:45-7:45pm

CLASS LOCATION

Country Club Hills Building in

Country Club Hills Park

1805 St. Charles Ct. (parking thru Gentilly Ct.)

PARTICIPANTS Children ages 6-12

REGISTRATIONS Begin on Monday, August 11


To the first 20 children (10 children per class)

COST $30 per child

(fee covers the entire program)

Participant Information: Male or Female 5:30-6:30pm or 6:45-7:45pm (please circle)

First Name:___________________________ Last Name:_____________________________

Address:______________________________ CY/ST/ZP:_____________________________

Home Phone:(_____)__________________Date of Birth:________________Age:__________

Known food allergies:__________________________________________________________

Parent or Guardian Name:___________________________ Phone #:____________________



arising out of participating in the Pint Size Chef Program. I agree to emergency treatment by a physician or

hospital. Each participant's family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.


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1402 W. Deffenbaugh

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(765) 456-7275


GENERAL INFORMATION Children will learn the basics of cooking such as reading a recipe, the different cooking tools, measuring

different food as well as proper etiquette and they will also prepare a fun and simple dish each week.

Parents are welcome to stay and observe their child as they learn basic cooking skills however there is no

parent participation as this is a program for the children to gain hands on experience.

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Facility, Park & Event Request Policy & Procedure

The following policy has been set up by the Board of Park Commissioners for all organizations including 501C-

3 (non-profit) to request a facility, a park and/or schedule an event or to request a waiver of fees. Each

submission will be handled on a case by case basis by the Board of Park Commissioners.

A $25 fee will be charged for any request for facility, park or event scheduling that does not already have a fee

structure set for its use. Contact the Parks & Recreation office for fee structure information regarding facilities,

parks and events. (Fee & refund policy adopted by the Board of Parks Commissioners on 9/8/2009 to apply to

all requested usages from 1/1/2010 forward.)

The Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department offers several facilities and park locations for event requests. In

order to use a facility and/or park, a letter of request to the Kokomo Park Board is required no less than five (5)

business days prior to the Park Board meeting which meets the second Tuesday of each month. This letter must

be on formal (company / church / community group / etc.) letterhead and must contain the following

information:

Event Coordinator contact information (name, address, phone)

Facility and/or park requested

Type of event

Date and Time (starting, ending, set-up) of event

Information pertaining to event including all activities being planned and all equipment and/or

items wishing to be placed in facility/park.

Estimated number of people attending event (if applicable – such as a wedding).

Certificate of Insurance after Board approval of event (if required)

Why you wish for the fee to be waived ( if requested)

Proof of 501C-3 or non-profit status (if requesting fees waived for something that is normally

charged or if claiming non-profit status in order to raise funds for a charity)

Request should be mailed to (or hand delivered): Kokomo Parks & Recreation, Attn: Board of Park

Commissioners, 1402 W. Deffenbaugh St., Kokomo, IN 46902.

Upon organization submission, the event will be recorded in the proper facility books. Upon Board action, the

event will either be finalized or removed from the books depending upon the Board’s decision and a letter of

notification will be mailed to event coordinator indicating action by Board. Letter may also contain further

information needed by Parks & Recreation Department.

Requests will be accepted starting the second Monday in September for dates through December 31 of the

following calendar year. All requests will be handled on a first come first serve basis regardless of prior usage.

Any fees associated with the request may be required within 5 business days from notification following the

Park Board meeting.



Adopted 2/12/08

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The KPRD & Noontime Kiwanis present:

EGGcellent, EGGciting, EGGstra FUN

Youth Easter Egg Hunt

Northwest Park

(1600 W. Judson Rd., Kokomo)

on Saturday, April 19

at 1:00pm

BRING YOUR OWN BASKET!!!

The Hunt is for children 10 and under.

Areas will be designated for ages 0-3, 4-6, and 7-10 yrs.

This program is FREE and open to the public.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Sponsored by the



Kokomo IN 46902

765-456-7275


Co-Sponsored by the

Noontime Kiwanis Club

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ADULT “EASTER EGG” HUNT

Saturday, April 19

8:30pm

For a $5 donation, participants may pick up their wristband at

the KPRD office Monday-Friday beginning on Monday,

March 31 from 8am-4pm to be guaranteed participation, or

Saturday, April 19 at Jackson Morrow Park from 5pm-8:25pm

or until the wristbands run out. CASH ONLY will be accept-

ed.

Just outside the Kirkendall Nature Center in Jackson Morrow

Park will be the starting point but the Hunt will take place on

the grounds and inside the parameters of walkpath in the park.

BRING YOUR OWN FLASHLIGHT!!!

(the hunt is outside in the dark)

There are several prizes and gift certificates that will be hid-

den in the eggs by a coded number system. You will bring

your number to the Kirkendall Center basement doors to

claim your prize. You must have your number(s) and wrist-

band to claim your prize.

Photo ID may be required if age eligibility is in question.

Sponsored by the

Kokomo Parks & Rec. Dept.


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Rules/Etiquette for both Dog Parks

Kokomo, Indiana

Dog Park hours are from daylight to sunset (dark)

Children:

1) Children should NEVER approach an unknown dog.

2) Children are not allowed to run with or chase after dogs in the dog park.

3) Children outside of the fence should never yell at the dogs, tease them, call them to the fence, or attempt to pet a dog through the

fences.

4) If you bring children, supervise them closely.

Adult Pet Parents:

5) Owners should not bring more than 3 dogs into the park.

6) Owners are to clean up after their dogs. Owners should bring their own bag/scoopers to clean up after their dogs. All waste must

be disposed in the large waste containers.

7) No food or alcoholic beverages are allowed in the dog park area.

8) Owners are responsible for the behavior of their dogs. Inappropriate or aggressive behaving dogs must be removed from the

park.

9) The Dog Park is unsupervised. Owners shall use the Dog Park at their own risk. The Kokomo Parks Department is not responsi-

ble for any injury to you or your dog(s).

10) Owners are to remain in the Dog Park with their dog(s) at all times.

Dogs:

11) Dogs must be current on all immunizations. All dogs must wear collars with the inoculation tags.

12) Puppies under 4 months should not be in the dog park.

13) Dogs that are ill, in heat, have wounds, or recent surgeries are not to be in the dog park.

14) Please remove halters, metal choke chains, or link collars in order to reduce tooth or nails getting

caught during dog play.

15) Dogs must be kept on a leash until inside the double gated entry.

16) While inside the Dog Park, keep one leash per dog with you at all times.

Kokomo Dog Parks

Mehlig Dog Park—1701 W. Carter St.—Kokomo IN 46901

Mohr Dog Park—2302 Saratoga Ave.—Kokomo IN 46902

The Mehlig Dog Park was constructed in March of 2008 but its history goes much further back than that. In 2004, Pals for Paws

approached the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department with the idea for this park and a

donation of $1,228. In 2006, the same group donated an additional $1,000 and the search for

an appropriate park began. In 2008, AAA Fence installed the fencing and the specialized

gates and also became an official sponsor of the Dog Park by donating the cost of everything

in excess of the original donation money that had been received from Pals for Paws. Two

new drinking fountains and a dog waste station were also installed in the park. Gail Beaton

made a donation to install a memorial park bench and Jefferson Road Animal Hospital be-

came a sponsor of the park by donating an additional dog waste station. Sponsorship oppor-

tunities are always available. In 2012, additional fencing was added which expanded the size

of the dog park and allowed for a special area for smaller dogs to play.

The Kokomo Dog Park was made possible significantly through sponsorships and donations

and is now a beautiful and frequented addition to our ever growing dog loving community.

The Mehlig Dog Park has met with such community success, that in 2010, the Parks and Recreation Department installed another

Dog Park in Mohr Park. These parks are on opposites sides of town and location alone benefits Kokomo and surrounding communi-

ties even more. The Mohr Dog Park also has small pieces of equipment for dog play and exercise.

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SPRING Community Garage Sale

Information and Liability Waiver

WHEN: Friday – May 9, 2014

Permit Registration Monday, 4/14/2014 through Thursday, 5/8/2014

WHERE: The parking lot of the Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center

804 W. Park Ave., Kokomo IN 46901

TIME: Sale hours will be from 9am-2pm

Vendors may set up between 6:30am and 8:50am.

FEE: $5 per space (multiple spaces may be purchased)

Rules & Information 1. Event will be held RAIN OR SHINE. Cancellations must be made by Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at 4pm at the Parks &

Recreation office. Receipt and permits must be returned at that time. No refunds will be issued after that date.

2. Must be 18 or older to purchase spaces and vend. ID may be required.

3. All vehicular traffic in the sale area will be prohibited between 8:50am and 2:10pm. If you purchase a space and park

your vehicle in that space, it will not be permitted to leave the area until the sale ends. If you close your space down

early, you will have to walk your belongings out to your parked vehicle or wait until after 2pm to bring your vehicle back

in to load it.

4. Items NOT permitted for sale include: guns, knives or any kind of weaponry, alcoholic beverages or products of any

kind, tobacco products of any kind, or pornographic materials (this list is not all inclusive). If you are vending any kind of

food products, it will be up to the vendor to retain any permits from the Board of Health if necessary.

5. Spaces and areas will be marked and a Parks & Recreation employee will be on-site. Only vendors who paid for spaces

and permits in advance at the Parks & Recreation Department office will be allowed to set up goods and vend.

6. This permit limits the vendor to this event only. Vending at this park facility or any city park is prohibited. In

accordance with City Ordinance #4809 Chapter 96 sub-sections 96.31 and 96.32: No person shall sell or offer for sale

any articles, thing, privilege, or service within the park without a permit or contract from the Superintendent or Board. No

person shall expose, distribute, or place any sign, advertisement, circular, notice, or statement, or display any banner,

emblem, or design within the park without a permit from the Superintendent.

SPACE # (s) _________________

WAIVER I release and will not hold the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department or any of its employees or agents responsible for

any liability arising out of participating as a permit holder in the Spring 2014 Community Garage Sale located at the

Kokomo Beach. I also understand that if I am vending any food products, it is solely my responsibility to retain any

permits from the Board of Health if needed and will release and hold harmless the City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation

Department with anything regarding food sales. I have also received the rules and information regarding the Parks &

Recreation Community Garage Sale.

Please Print:

Name:______________________________________ Phone:______________________________________

Address:_____________________________________ City/State/Zip:________________________________

Signature:____________________________________ Date:________________________________________

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Kokomo, IN 46901

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FALL Community Garage Sale

Information and Liability Waiver

WHEN: Friday – September 26, 2014

Space Registrations Tuesday, 9/2/2014 through Thursday, 9/25/2014

WHERE: The parking lot of the Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center

804 W. Park Ave., Kokomo IN 46901

TIME: Sale hours will be from 9am-2pm

Vendors may set up between 6:30am and 8:50am.

FEE: $5 per space (multiple spaces may be purchased)

Rules & Information 1. Event will be held RAIN OR SHINE. Cancellations must be made by Tuesday, September 23, 2014 at 4pm at the

Parks & Recreation office. Receipt and permits must be returned at that time. No refunds will be issued after that date.

2. Must be 18 or older to purchase spaces and vend. ID may be required.

3. All vehicular traffic in the sale area will be prohibited between 8:50am and 2:10pm. If you purchase a space and park

your vehicle in that space, it will not be permitted to leave the area until the sale ends. If you close your space down

early, you will have to walk your belongings out to your parked vehicle or wait until after 2pm to bring your vehicle back

in to load it.

4. Items NOT permitted for sale include: guns, knives or any kind of weaponry, alcoholic beverages or products of any

kind, tobacco products of any kind, or pornographic materials (this list is not all inclusive). If you are vending any kind of

food products, it will be up to the vendor to retain any permits from the Board of Health if necessary.

5. Spaces and areas will be marked and a Parks & Recreation employee will be on-site. Only vendors who paid for spaces

and permits in advance at the Parks & Recreation Department office will be allowed to set up goods and vend.

6. This permit limits the vendor to this event only. Vending at this park facility or any city park is prohibited. In

accordance with City Ordinance #4809 Chapter 96 sub-sections 96.31 and 96.32: No person shall sell or offer for sale

any articles, thing, privilege, or service within the park without a permit or contract from the Superintendent or Board. No

person shall expose, distribute, or place any sign, advertisement, circular, notice, or statement, or display any banner,

emblem, or design within the park without a permit from the Superintendent.

SPACE # (s) _________________

WAIVER I release and will not hold the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department or any of its employees or agents responsible for

any liability arising out of participating as a permit holder in the Fall 2014 Community Garage Sale located at the

Kokomo Beach. I also understand that if I am vending any food products, it is solely my responsibility to retain any

permits from the Board of Health if needed and will release and hold harmless the City of Kokomo Parks & Recreation

Department with anything regarding food sales. I have also received the rules and information regarding the Parks &

Recreation Community Garage Sale.

Please Print:

Name:______________________________________ Phone:______________________________________

Address:_____________________________________ City/State/Zip:________________________________

Signature:____________________________________ Date:________________________________________


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Kokomo Beach

Water Walking

Summer 2014

The Kokomo Beach is proud to offer Water Walking for ADULTS ONLY (age 18 & over).

Water Walking takes place in the Lazy River and walks against the current. Our primary goal is

to ensure the safety of all participants. Lifeguards will be on duty.

Days: Monday – Friday beginning June 2, 2014

Time: 9:00am - 9:45am and 7:00pm - 7:45pm

It will be posted at the ticket booth if evening water walking sessions are closed

due to private rentals.

Fees: $2 per person per time frame. No registration is required. Participants may come

to morning and/or evening time frames at their leisure.

Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center

804 W. Park Ave.

Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone: (765) 456-7540



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Family Aquatic Center

804 W. Park Ave.

Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone: (765)456-7540


Kokomo Beach Swim Lessons Registration

Summer 2014

The Kokomo Beach is proud to offer American Red Cross Swim Lessons for ages 6 months through adult. Our primary goal is

to ensure the safety of all participants. Lifeguards will be on duty during all swim lessons. Participants are divided by age

groups and skill levels.

Session I Session II Session III Registrations: June 2-6 Registrations: June 23-27 Registrations: July 14-18

Class Dates: June 9-12 & 16-19 Class Dates: June 30-July 3 & July 7-10 Class Dates: July 21-24 & July 28 -31

Class Times: 9:00-9:30am or 9:45-10:15am

Fees: $15.00 per person per session

Children ages 6 to 24 months must have a parent in the water. This is the Parent/Child class.

Children 2yrs and older signed up for any level 1 thru 7 class – no parents in the water (no exceptions).

All children ages 11 and under must have an adult age 18 or older with them on site during lessons. NO DROP-OFFS.

Please fill out all information regarding the student’s personal information and skill level. This will help us to determine which

group the student will be participating in. Sessions run for two weeks, Monday through Thursday. Fridays are used for make-

ups in the event of bad weather.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLEASE PRINT: Preferred Time:________________(If time is unavailable we will notify you.)

Student’s Name:____________________________________ Age:____________

Home Address:______________________________________________________

City:_______________________ Phone: (_____)__________________________

Parent/Guardian Name:________________________________________________

Has this student had any prior formal swim lessons? Yes No

Red Cross swim level of last class?__________________ (Level 1 thru 7) (If ? we will test)

Did the child pass that level?______ Level signing up for this session--- Level 1 thru Level 7 – for children 2 yrs and up – with no parent in the water (no exceptions)

If signing up for Parent/Child class – please list that above

Parent/Child class - parents will be in water with child – class is for children under 2 yrs only

If Red Cross level is unknown, then…

To the best of your knowledge please respond to all that apply. Answer Yes/No/?.

Comfort level in water: Fearful_____ Not Afraid_____

Back Float_____ Front float face down_____ Swim with face in?_____

Jump into water over his/her head and swim back to the wall_____

Swim strokes other than freestyle_____________________________________

WAIVER I understand that every precaution is taken to protect the safety of each participant. I release and will not hold the

Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department or any of its employees or agents responsible for any liability arising out of

participating in the 2014 Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center Swim Lessons Program. I agree to emergency treatment

by a physician or hospital. Each participant’s family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.

Parent or Legal Guardian’s Signature:_________________________________________ Date:_____________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

OFFICE USE ONLY

Session #_________ Method of Payment: Cash___ Debit/Credit___ Check___ Check#_______

Circle Level

Signing Up for:

1-B

1-A

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5

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Private Rental Information

Kokomo Beach Family Aquatic Center is available for private rental beginning Saturday, May 24, 2014.

Private Rentals are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only and must be scheduled at least

5 business days in advance. No rain dates are scheduled. On the day of the rental, if the event cannot be

held, another date (if available) may be scheduled at that time or refund may be processed.

Two hour rentals are available from 7-9pm in May and June for a fee of $800 and in July and August for

a fee of $1,100.

Three hour rentals are available from 7-10pm in May and June for a fee of $1,200 and in July and

August for a fee of $1,500.

Rental rate is not based on attendance and is non-negotiable.

Private Rentals may bring in food and beverage products for their party but it must remain in the food

court area. You may request that the concession stand remain open to your party guests and all food

items may be available at menu price. Private rentals planning to bring in their own food and/or

beverages may request to gain entrance no earlier than 6:30pm by a select few members only to organize

any part of the catering. You will be provided with access to water and electricity but the concession

stand, its equipment and supplies will not be provided for personal use.

Private Rentals will have access to all pool amenities.

Maximum attendance is 1,400 whether swimming or not.

Kokomo Beach staff will advise incoming patrons of general pool rules, answer questions and count

incoming patrons for attendance.

If allowing people in that are not actually associated with the rental is a concern for the rentee, then

rentee may either:

o staff the front gate with their own personnel in addition to Beach staff in order to verify patrons

are actually associated with your organization. Beach staff can also provide a table with chairs

to place in front of the gate for rentee’s volunteers to utilize.

o Distribute their own homemade passes prior to the rental to their members and either have their

own staff at the gate to accept these passes or submit a copy to the Park office in advance so that

the Beach staff may be advised regarding what passes to accept.

Rentee may place a sign or banner at the front gate or entrance of the Beach at the beginning of the

rental to better clarify the event taking place.

All other general pool rules apply.

Please contact the Parks & Recreation Department office at 456-7275 with any questions or to schedule a

private rental.

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Kokomo Beach

Lap Swimming

Summer 2014

Kokomo Beach offers Lap Swimming for ADULTS ONLY (age 18 & over). Lap Swimming

takes place in the lane pool. Lifeguards will be on duty.

Days: Monday – Friday beginning June 2, 2014

Time: 7:00pm - 7:45pm

It will be posted at the ticket booth if evening lap swimming sessions are closed

due to private rentals.

Fees: $2 per person per day. No registration is required.


804 W. Park Ave.

Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone: (765) 456-7540



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ADMISSION INFORMATION

Kokomo Beach will be open for the weekend on May 24 & 25

open daily beginning May 31 last day of operation is August 24

2014 Kokomo Beach

Family Aquatic Center (765) 456-7540

Kokomo Parks & Recreation

DAYS OF OPERATION

HOURS HOURS

Monday thru Saturday

11:00 am—7:00 pm

Sunday

12:00pm—7:00pm

Monday thru Saturday

11:00 am—7:00 pm

Sunday

12:00pm—7:00pm

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Daily After 4:00 Adults (12+) $5.00 $4.00 Seniors (55+) $5.00 $4.00 Youth (2-11) $4.00 $3.00 Under 2 (23 months & under) FREE

Season Passes Season Passes

DAYS OF OPERATION

Resident Adults $60.00 Youth/Seniors $50.00 Non-Resident Adults $90.00 Youth/Seniors $75.00

Resident Adults $60.00 Youth/Seniors $50.00 Non-Resident Adults $90.00 Youth/Seniors $75.00

Toddler: 23 months & under Youth: 2 thru 11 years Adult: 12 years & over Senior: 55 years & over

Toddler: 23 months & under Youth: 2 thru 11 years Adult: 12 years & over Senior: 55 years & over

Daily After 4:00 Adults (12+ ) $5.00 $4.00 Seniors (55+) $5.00 $4.00 Youth (2-11) $4.00 $3.00 Under 2 (23 months & under) FREE

Call the Beach at (765) 456-7540

for information about swim lessons, water walking & lap

swimming. Call the Parks office at

(765) 456-7275 for information about birthday

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swimming. Call the Parks office at

(765) 456-7275 for information about birthday

parties or private rentals.

2014 Kokomo Beach

Family Aquatic Center (765) 456-7540

Kokomo Parks & Recreation

NO REFUNDS NO RAIN CHECKS

NO REFUNDS NO RAIN CHECKS

Kokomo Beach will be open for the weekend on May 24 & 25

open daily beginning May 31 last day of operation is August 24

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Kokomo’s Hottest

Place to Cool Off

SPLASH PAD PLAY AREA LEISURE POOL

HIGH ENERGY SLIDES LAZY RIVER

COMPETITION & LAP POOL TUBE SLIDE BODY SLIDE BATH HOUSE

FAMILY CHANGING ROOMS FOOD COURT

KOKOMO

BEACHTM Family Aquatic Center

KOKOMO

BEACHTM Family Aquatic Center

Parks & Recreation (765) 456-7275

SPLASH PAD PLAY AREA LEISURE POOL

HIGH ENERGY SLIDES LAZY RIVER

COMPETITION & LAP POOL TUBE SLIDE BODY SLIDE BATH HOUSE

FAMILY CHANGING ROOMS FOOD COURT

Kokomo’s Hottest

Place to Cool Off

Kokomo Beach(765) 456-7540

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Parks & Recreation (765) 456-7275

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KOKOMO BEACH RULES

It is the responsibility of the Parks and Recreation Lifeguard to know and enforce all of the fol-

lowing rules and policies to ensure staff cohesiveness and the safety of our patrons. Most rules

listed are also the responsibility of the ticket booth staff to enforce and/or advise entering pa-

trons.

GENERAL FACILITY RULES

GUEST GUIDELINES

~ Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

~ Height restrictions and rules of behavior are noted at each activity. They are for your safety.

~ You are expected to follow all Lifeguard instructions. No running on decks.

~ Proper bathing attire is required. No cut-off shorts are permitted. No street shoes on deck.

~ Approved Swim Diapers are required for children who are not toilet trained. Diapers are

available for sale at our Admissions Window.

~ Guest must shower before entering the water and when leaving sand areas.

~ USCG approved lifejackets are available on site. No other flotation devices are allowed dur-

ing public swim hours.

~ Guests with special needs are welcome. Staff is pleased to provide this assistance. A sub-

mergible wheelchair is available for use.

~ Animals are not permitted; Working Dogs (with proof) are welcome.

~ Swimming is prohibited during an electrical storm. Please follow all Staff instructions.

~ This is an alcohol, tobacco, and drug free facility. No smoking allowed.

~ The City of Kokomo weapons ordinance is strictly enforced.

~ Headphones should be used with all radios.

~ No outside coolers, glass, food or drinks are permitted inside Kokomo Beach. Please no gum

chewing at Kokomo Beach.

~ No food or drink in the pools or the immediate pool decks.

~ Kokomo Beach is not responsible for loss of property or bathing suit damage. Please use our

lockers.

~ The Management reserves the right to take photographs and videos for promotional purposes.

~ The Management reserves the right to limit admissions at any time.

~ No running, boisterous or rough play, except supervised water sports, shall be permitted in

the pool, on the runways, diving boards, floats, slide towers, platfors, in dressing rooms or

showers.

~ Spitting, spouting of water, blowing of nose and other similar behavior in the swimming pool

will be strictly prohibited.

~ A Family Changing Room is available for use by parents and their children.

~ Please do not drink the pool water!

You will be refused admission if: ~ Your behavior affects the safety and comfort of others.

~ You are suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

~ You have excessive sunburn, open blisters, cuts or bandages.

~ You show evidence of a skin disease, sore or inflamed eyes, colds, nasal or ear discharge,

infectious conditions or communicable diseases.

~ You do not have a valid Season Pass or have not met the admission requirements for this fa-

cility.

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Admission Policies: ~ Season Passes may be purchased at Kokomo Beach or the Parks & Recreation office.

~ No refunds or rainchecks.

~ Children under 12 years of age may not be admitted to Kokomo Beach without an adult 18 or

older.

~ Swim lessons are available. Inquire at the Main Gate.

Bathhouse Rules: ~ Help us keep the restroom clean. Report any problems to the Management.

~ All Guests are asked to shower and use the toilets before entering the pools.

~ Take all of your personal items with you.

~ Daily lockers are available for rental.

* Keys must be returned at the end of your visit.

* Lockers are for paid use only.

* Any items left overnight will be removed and disposed of.

* Kokomo Beach assumes no responsibility for stored items.

* Avoid bringing valuables to Kokomo Beach.

~ A Family Changing Room is available in this building.

~ Swim diapers are required for children and toddlers who are not toilet trained.

~ Approved swim diapers are available at Guest Relations.

~ Baby changing tables are available in this building. Do not change babies on decks, tables or

lounges.

MAIN POOL

~ Follow all lifeguard instructions.

~ Depth of water is 0" - 5'.

~ Shower before entering the water.

~ Children must be supervised by an adult.

~ Infants and toddlers who are not toilet trained must wear approved swim diapers.

~ Do not change diapers on deck or lounges.

~ No food or drink in the pool.

~ Only Kokomo Beach lifejackets permitted.

~ No running or horseplay.

~ Submergible wheelchairs are welcome.

~ Be gentle, small children at play.

~ No climbing on play equipment.

~ Violations will result in removal.

~ Don't drink the water!

LAP POOL


~ Depth of water is 5' - 7'.

~ Shower before entering the water.

~ This pool is for swimmers. Children who cannot swim must be with an adult at all times.

~ Infants and toddlers who are not toilet trained must wear approved diapers.



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~ Only Kokomo Beach Lifejackets permitted.

~ No running or horseplay.

~ Violations will result in removal.

~ Follow all rules for slide use. They can be found in the slide tower.

~ Don't drink the water!

HIGH ENERGY SLIDES

~ Maximum operational load: 1 person, 300 lbs.

~ The pool is 7 feet deep. You must be able to swim to use this ride.

~ children fewer than 48 inches tall are not permitted on this ride.

~ Eyeglasses must be securely affixed to riders with head straps.

~ Swimwear with exposed zippers, buckles, rivets or metal ornamentation are not permitted.

~ Only one rider to enter the flume at a time. Single riders only!

~ Never form chains.

~ Slide must be ridden feet first lying on your back with legs firmly crossed at the ankles and

arms folded across the chest. Riding this slide improperly may cause injury.

~ Riders must wait for the attendant's start signal before starting the ride.

~ Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up.

~ Do not run, dive, stand, kneel, rotate or stop in the slide.

~ At the end of the slide, obey all instructions by attendance and exit the pool quickly.

~ Caution: for safety reasons, pregnant women and persons with heart conditions or back trou-

ble should not ride this slide.

~ Leave the pool quickly and orderly.

~ Follow all lifeguard instructions on exiting the pool.

TUBE SLIDE

~ Maximum operational load: 3 persons, 900 lbs.

~ Children fewer than 48 inches tall are ot permitted on this ride.



~ Only one inner tube to enter the flume at a time.


~ Tubes should be ridden in a seated position, facing forward.

~ Riders must stay on the tubes during the ride. If you accidentally fall from the tube, continue

on down the flume without it and exit normally.

~ Riders must wait for the attendant's signal before starting the ride.

~ Keep arms and hands inside the flumes at all times.


~ At the end of the slide, obey all instructions by splash pool attendant and exit quickly taking

the tube with you.

~ Caution: for safety reasons, pregnant women and persons with heart conditions or back trou-

ble should not ride this slide.

~ Do not block the end of the slide.

~ Leave the splash pool quickly and orderly or stay in your tube and enjoy the river ride.

~ No swimming or flotation devices allowed in the splash pool.

~ Follow all the lifeguard instructions.

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BODY SLIDE

~ Maximum operational load: 1 person, 300 lbs.

~ Children fewe than 48 inches tall are not permitted on this ride.



~ Only one rider to enter the flume at a time. Single riders only!


~ Slide must be ridden feet first lying on your back with legs firmly crossed at the ankles and

arms folded across the chest (to prevent elbows contacting the flume.)

~ Riders must wait for the attendant's start signal before starting the ride.

~ Do not uncross your legs or attempt to sit up until you come to a stop in the pool.


~ At the end of the slide, obey all instructions by the splash pool lifeguard and exit quickly.

~ Caution: For safety reasons, pregnant women and persons with heart conditions or back

trouble should not ride this slide.

~ Do not block the end of the slide.

~ Leave the splash pool quickly and orderly.

~ No swimming or flotation devices allowed in the splash pool.

~ Follow all the lifeguard instructions.

LAZY RIVER


~ Depth of water is 30".

~ Shower before entering pool.

~ Children must be supervised by an adult.

~ Infants and toddlers who are not toilet trained must wear approved swim diapers.



~ Only Kokomo Beach lifejackets permitted.

~ No diving, running or horseplay.

~ Stay in the tube at all times. No swimming or walking.

~ Enter only at designated areas. No entry from sides of river.

~ Do not drink the water!

River Adventure Channel: ~ You are entering the Adventure Channel. You may get wet and experience turbulence.

~ Stay in your tube. No walking or swimming.


SPLASH PAD PLAY AREA ~ Caution! Small children at play.

~ Do not run.

~ Follow all Staff instruction.

Note: The ability to recognize a hazardous situation and prevent an accident is of the utmost

importance.

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UKokomo Beach Birthday Party Policies

1. Party guests have tickets that are good for the whole day and may be used any day if

not all used for the party.

2. Party rentee may NOT bring in any food or beverages other than bottled water in clear

containers. No coolers will be allowed and bottled water will not be held in the

concession stand for you. Rentee may request to purchase another ice cream cake at the

time they schedule their party through the Park office at a rate of $20. No other food or

beverage products will be allowed on the premises.

3. Any leftover ice cream cake will be kept in the concessions stand until such time as

the rentee is ready to leave.

4. As party tickets are good for the whole day, up to two adults will be allowed to exit

the Beach facility to gather any decorations and gifts from their vehicle for the actual

time of the party. Likewise, up to two adults will be allowed to exit the Beach

immediately following the party time to take gifts, decorations, etc., back out to their

vehicle with immediate re-admittance. They may not leave the premises and then regain

admission more than a few minutes after exiting.

5. Customer Relations staff will page your party by the adult rentee’s last name

approximately 10 minutes prior to your party time so that you may all gather at the

shelter area for your scheduled party.

6. Kokomo Beach policy is: no more than 8 children under 12 years of age per one adult

in attendance. If party rentee has brought in any children under 12 that do not have

someone over 18 with them, they must exit the Beach at the time that the adult party

rentee leaves.

7. Party package includes 12 tickets good for ages 2 and over. As tickets are good any

day, if rentee has leftover tickets, they may be used on any day the Beach is open to the

public. If more tickets are needed, rentee may purchase one-day youth or adult passes

good any day from the Park office in advance for general admission price or pay general

admission at the gate on the day of the party. Extra tickets purchased at the Park office

are non-refundable. Any extra food, drinks, or big squirt toys may be purchased at the

Beach by rentee at regular price.

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Old Ben Birthday Bash Rental Agreement

Today’s Date:__________________ Name of Adult Rentee: ____________________________

Date of Party:__________________ Name of Birthday Person:___________________________

Address: _________________________________ Cy/St/Zp:____________________________

Home Phone: _____________________ Other Phone:_______________________________

Time desired: 1:00pm - 3:00pm OR 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Birthday Party package includes:

2 Tables under the covered shelter at Kokomo Beach for 2 hours reserved for your party

12 Admission Tickets for any age - (Good for all day admission)

10 Invitations

10 Big Squirt Toys

1 10” Round Ice Cream Cake from Dairy Queen which feeds12-16 people

Plates, forks/spoons and napkins for cake

1 Visit from Kokomo Beach’s Mascot (Old Ben) during your party

Under general pool rules, the ratio is 1 adult for every 8 children under age 12. If you choose to have

more than 12 in your party, you must pay general admission price at the gate.

You must call the Park Office (456-7275) at least three business days in advance to make any

changes. You must come in to the Park office and present receipt & admission tickets at least

three business days in advance to cancel. If Kokomo Beach is closed by Beach staff for any reason,

you may reschedule or receive a full refund. If you have received more than ½ of your designated

party time, your party is considered completed.

AGREEMENT & WAIVER

I have read and understand the above stipulations for reservation, rescheduling and cancellation and

have received a copy of the birthday party policies. I also understand that every precaution is taken to

protect the safety of each participant. I release and will not hold the Kokomo Parks & Recreation

Department or any of its employees or agents responsible for any liability arising out of participating in

the above Rental Agreement. I agree to emergency treatment by a physician or hospital. Each

participant’s family policy must cover any medical cost incurred.

_____________________________________ _______________________

Signature (Parent or Legal Guardian Only) Date

*Reservation can only be made by parent or legal guardian (with proof of guardianship) of

birthday child. *Proof of residency required.

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Date Cake Ordered:________ # of cakes:__________ Pick Up Cake:_________________

$20 extra for each additional cake needed

Any special needs for allergy reasons:______________________________________________

Old Ben Delivers Cake: YES NO

Resident = $135 Non-Resident = $150

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Old Ben Birthday Bash Parties are available for dates beginning

May 24, 2014 Schedule in advance at the Park office

Birthday Party Information for


For a fee of: $135.00 - City Residents $150.00 - Non-Residents

Birthday Party Package Includes:

2 Tables under the Covered Shelter at Kokomo Beach for 2 hours

reserved for your party

12 - Invitations

12 - Admission Tickets (good all day for all ages 2 & over)

10 - Big Squirts

1 - 10” Round Ice Cream Cake

Plates, forks/spoons and napkins

1 - Visit from Kokomo Beach’s Mascot

(Old Ben) during your party

Book your “Old Ben Birthday Bash”

party today!

For more information on booking your party, you can call the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department.

To schedule a party, you must fill out required paperwork and pay the rental fee in person at the Parks Department. Paperwork is available on-line at www.cityofkokomo.org



765-456-7275

Birthday Party Information for


Book your “Old Ben Birthday Bash”

party today!

Old Ben Birthday Bash Parties are available for dates beginning

May 24, 2014 Schedule in advance at the Park office

For a fee of: $135.00 - City Residents $150.00 - Non-Residents

Birthday Party Package Includes:

2 Tables under the Covered Shelter at Kokomo Beach for 2 hours

reserved for your party

12 - Invitations

12 - Admission Tickets (good all day for all ages 2 & over)

10 - Big Squirts

1 - 10” Round Ice Cream Cake

Plates, forks/spoons and napkins

1 - Visit from Kokomo Beach’s Mascot

(Old Ben) during your party

For more information on booking your party, you can call the Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department.

To schedule a party, you must fill out required paperwork and pay the rental fee in person at the Parks Department. Paperwork is available on-line at www.cityofkokomo.org



765-456-7275

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POLICIES FOR

OLD BEN BIRTHDAY BASH PARTY

~ You must schedule, make any changes to an existing party

or cancel your party at least three (3) business days in ad-

vance at the Parks Department office. If Kokomo Beach is

closed by Beach Staff for any reason, you may reschedule or

receive a full refund. If you have received more than half of

your designated party time, your party is considered complet-

ed.

~ If more than 12 guests arrive, you must pay general admis-

sion at the gate.

~ Party guests have tickets that are good for the whole day

and may be used any day of that season if not all used for the

party.

~ Party rentee may NOT bring in any food or beverages other

than bottled water in clear containers. No coolers will be

allowed and bottled water will NOT be held in the concession

stand for you. Rentee may request to purchase another ice

cream cake at the time they schedule their party through the

Park office at a rate of $20. No other food or beverage prod-

ucts will be allowed on the premises.

~ Any leftover ice cream cake will be kept in the concessions

stand until such time as the rentee is ready to leave.

~ As party tickets are good for the whole day, up to two

adults will be allowed to exit the Beach facility to gather any

decorations and gifts from their vehicle for the actual time of

the party. Likewise, up to two adults will be allowed to exit

the Beach immediately following the party time to take gifts,

decorations, etc., back out to their vehicle with immediate re-

admittance. They may not leave the premises and then regain


~ Customer Relations staff will page your party by the adult

rentee’s last name approximately 10 minutes prior to your

party time so that you may all gather at the shelter area for

your scheduled party.

~ Kokomo Beach policy is: no more than 8 children under 12

years of age per one adult in attendance. If party rentee has

brought in any children under 12 that do not have someone

over 18 with them, they must exit the Beach at the time that

the adult party rentee leaves.

~ Party package includes 12 tickets. If rentee has leftover

tickets, they may be used any day for any age 2 & over. No

refunds for leftover tickets. If more tickets are needed, rentee

may purchase one-day youth or adult passes good any day

from the Park office in advance for general admission price

or pay general admission at the gate on the day of the party.

Extra tickets purchased at the Park office are non-refundable.

Any extra food, drinks, or big squirt toys may be purchased at

the Beach by rentee at regular price.

GENERAL ADMITTANCE

FACILITY RULES ALSO APPLY.

KOKOMO BEACHTM


POLICIES FOR

OLD BEN BIRTHDAY BASH PARTY

~ You must schedule, make any changes to an existing party

or cancel your party at least three (3) business days in ad-

vance at the Parks Department office. If Kokomo Beach is

closed by Beach Staff for any reason, you may reschedule or

receive a full refund. If you have received more than half of

your designated party time, your party is considered complet-

ed.

~ If more than 12 guests arrive, you must pay general admis-

sion at the gate.

~ Party guests have tickets that are good for the whole day

and may be used any day of that season if not all used for the

party.

~ Party rentee may NOT bring in any food or beverages other

than bottled water in clear containers. No coolers will be

allowed and bottled water will NOT be held in the concession

stand for you. Rentee may request to purchase another ice

cream cake at the time they schedule their party through the

Park office at a rate of $20. No other food or beverage prod-

ucts will be allowed on the premises.

~ Any leftover ice cream cake will be kept in the concessions

stand until such time as the rentee is ready to leave.

~ As party tickets are good for the whole day, up to two

adults will be allowed to exit the Beach facility to gather any

decorations and gifts from their vehicle for the actual time of

the party. Likewise, up to two adults will be allowed to exit

the Beach immediately following the party time to take gifts,

decorations, etc., back out to their vehicle with immediate re-

admittance. They may not leave the premises and then regain


~ Customer Relations staff will page your party by the adult

rentee’s last name approximately 10 minutes prior to your

party time so that you may all gather at the shelter area for

your scheduled party.

~ Kokomo Beach policy is: no more than 5 children under 12

years of age per one adult in attendance. If party rentee has

brought in any children under 12 that do not have someone

over 18 with them, they must exit the Beach at the time that

the adult party rentee leaves.

~ Party package includes 12 tickets. If rentee has leftover

tickets, they may be used any day for any age 2 & over. No

refunds for leftover tickets. If more tickets are needed, rentee

may purchase one-day youth or adult passes good any day

from the Park office in advance for general admission price

or pay general admission at the gate on the day of the party.

Extra tickets purchased at the Park office are non-refundable.

Any extra food, drinks, or big squirt toys may be purchased at

the Beach by rentee at regular price.

GENERAL ADMITTANCE

FACILITY RULES ALSO APPLY.

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2014-2015 KOKOMO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT

WOMEN’S 3 ON 3 CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE

COST AND FACT SHEET

LEAGUE COSTS

A. Regular Season (10 games / 8 teams)

* Officials: $25/game (1 referee X 40 games) $1,000.00

Scorekeepers: $10/game (1 scorekeeper X 40 games) $400.00

Awards/equipment/supervisor $600.00

TOTAL $2,000.00

$2,000.00 divided by 8 teams = $250.00 per team

LEAGUE INFORMATION

1. League Registration Period: August 25 – October 10, 2014.

Registrations will be accepted on a 1st come - 1

st serve basis for the first 16 teams.

2. Rosters: Rosters may have minimum of three (3) players and a maximum of five (5) players. Roster must be

properly completed and submitted with entry fee.

3. Scheduling: All teams will play a 10 game schedule.

4. League Play: League play is scheduled to start Sunday, 11/2/2014.

5. Location: All games will be played at Kokomo High School or Central Middle School/Memorial Gym.

6. League Organization Meeting: The league organization meeting will be on October 15, 2014 (Wednesday)

at 6:30pm at the Main Office Building in Highland Park. THIS MEETING IS MANDATORY. All coaches or

a team representative must be in attendance.

7. Awards: Regular Season - 1st & 2

nd sponsor awards, 1

st place team T-shirts.

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ADULT BASKETBALL ROSTER PLAYER WAIVER, RELEASE OF LIABILITY & INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT

I, the undersigned player, acknowledge, agree, and understand that 1. Voluntary and of my own free will, I elect to participate as a member of this team and league indicated on this form. 2. I understand that there are certain risks and hazards involved in basketball that may result in injury or death to me and other players. Further, I , the undersigned player, agree that in consideration for the right to play as a member of the team designated on this form and in consideration to play in the gyms arranged for by the team or league. 1. I voluntarily elect to accept and assume all risks of injury incurred or suffered by me. (a) while participating as a mamber of a team, (b) while serving in a non-playing capacity and, (c) while on the premises of any of the gyms arranged for the team for play or practice. 2. I release, discharge and agree not to sue the team and league designated on this form, the Kokomo Parks and Recreation Department, the Kokomo-Center Schools and all personnel associated with these groups, or any entity connected with the team, league, or gym. Signature implies both knowledge of the rules and intent to follow them in spirit and to the letter. To be elegible this roster sheet must be properly filled out. Forgery of any kind will result in indefinite suspensions as deemed necessary and forfeits of any games played.

KPRD BASKETBALL LEAGUE Team Name:__________________________________ Manager's Name:_______________________________ Address:_____________________________________ Cty/St/Zp:_____________________________________ Home Phone:__________________________________ Work Phone:__________________________________ Email:_______________________________________ PREVIOUS YEAR DIVISION:_____________________ REQUESTING DIVISION:________________________

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2014-2015 KOKOMO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT

MEN’S CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE

COST AND FACT SHEET

LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT COSTS

A. League Costs (10 games / 32 teams)

Officials: $25/game ($50 X 160 games) $8,000.00

Scorekeepers: $10/game (2 scorekeepers X 160 games) $3,200.00

Awards/Equipment/Printing/Supervisor $2,336.00

TOTAL $13,536.00

$13,536.00 divided by 32 teams = $423.00 per team

B. Tournament Costs

(single elimination - 9 games / 10 team division)

Officials $25/game ($50 X 36 games) $1,800.00

Scorekeepers: $10.00/game X 36 games $720.00

Supervisor $180.00

TOTAL $2,700.00

$2,700.00 divided by 32 teams = $85 per team

C. 2013-2014 League & Tournament Entry Fee: $508.00

LEAGUE & TOURNAMENT INFORMATION

1. League/Tournament Registration Period: August 25 – October 10, 2014.



2. Rosters: Rosters may have minimum of eight (8) players and/or a maximum of 14 players plus playing

manager or 15 with a non-playing manager. Roster must be properly completed and submitted with entry fee.

3. Scheduling: All teams will play a 10 game schedule for league with a single elimination tournament at the

end of the regular season.

4. League Play: League play is scheduled to start Sunday, 11/2/2014.

5. Location: All games will be played at Kokomo High School or Central Middle School/Memorial Gym.

6. League Organization Meeting: The league organization meeting will be on October 14, 2014 (Tuesday) at

6:30pm at Rodgers Pavilion in Highland Park. THIS MEETING IS MANDATORY. All coaches or a team

representative must be in attendance.

7. All of last season’s regular season division champions are required to move up for the next season.

8. Awards: Regular Season - 1st & 2



Tournament - 1st & 2



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2014-2015 Kokomo Parks & Recreation Department

Men’s 40 & Over Basketball League

Cost & Fact Sheet

League Costs

Season (10 games / 6 teams)

Officials: $25/game ($50 X 30 games) $1500.00

Scorekeepers: $10/game (30 games) $600.00

Offset Supervisor Cost $80.00

TOTAL $2180.00

$2180.00 divided by 6 teams = $364.00 per team

LEAGUE INFORMATION

1. League Registration Period: November 3, 2014 – December 12, 2014.



2. Rosters: Rosters may have minimum of eight (8) players and a maximum of 14 players plus a playing

manager or 15 with a non-playing manager. Roster must be properly completed and submitted with entry

fee.

3. Scheduling: All teams will play a 10 game schedule.

4. League Play: League play is scheduled to start Monday, 1/5/2015.

5. Location: Games will be played at Lafayette Park School gymnasium.

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Summer Concert Series The City of Kokomo will again be co-sponsoring summer concerts in Foster

Park at the Kokomo Arts Pavilion sponsored by Daniels & Alexander and

Weber Speakers. Concerts are from June through August with the following

schedule:

June 7 - Opening Night

June 13 & 14 - Ribfest

June 20 & 21 - Kingdom Come Festival

June 28 - Symphony in the Park

July 3-5 - Haynes Apperson Festival

July 19 - TBA

July 26 - Cyclefest

August 2 & 3 - Weberfest

August 9 - Rhumfest

August 16 - Taste of Kokomo

August 23 - Fortune Companies

Concert times and performing artists will be

listed on the concert series website at

www.kokomosummerseries.com

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