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1 F.P. RECREATION CENTER GENERAL INFORMATION GPS Location: 124 Stewart St, Floral Park NY Park Shelter House (516) Recreation/Pool Building (516) Recreation Committee Al Cappelli David Crowley Frank DeAngelis Gregory Hand Bernice Hayes Thomas Kubler Kellie Kuntz Steve McCaffrey Tom Merle JoAnn Milea Richard Pfieffer John Yackel Superintendent of Recreation: Kurt W. Meyfohrt Senior Recreation Leader: John K. Michon Sports Camps Supervisor: Matt Arcari Adult Programs Supervisor: Richard Clifford III Assistant Superintendent of Recreation: Thomas P. Dillon Office Administrator: Gena King Arts & Crafts Supervisor: Lauren Krouse Primary Recreation Supervisor: Lauren O Grady This page contains general rules regarding the Recreation Center. All rules are subject to change and are not limited to the items listed below. A current V. F. P. Leisure Pass is required for use of all facilities and equipment, as well as for registration and participation in activities and events offered by the Floral Park Recreation Center. The V.F.P. Leisure pass must be shown upon request. See page 19 information on how to obtain the V.F.P. Leisure pass. Residency Policy Only residents of the Incorporated Village of Floral Park are permitted to use the facilities at the Floral Park Recreation Center. (V.F.P. Leisure Pass Required) Guest Policy Guests are permitted only when accompanied by a village resident. All guests must sign in at the Shelter House. Number of guests may be restricted or revoked without notice. 1. Smoking is not permitted at the Recreation Center. 2. Use of facility for Inc. VFP residents only. 3. All children under 5 yrs shall be with an adult: a) during their participation in any VFP program. b) for entry into Tiny Town. 4. Please follow posted signs at all times. 5. Alcoholic beverages are not be permitted within the Recreation Center grounds and its parking lots. 6. Bicycles are not permitted in the Recreation Center. 7. Pets (including pocket pets), glassware, kite flying, radios and any other music devices are not permitted. 8. R/C toy or model aviation/automobile devices or drones prohibited. 9. Skate boarding, scooters & motorized or manual riding devices are prohibited. Roller skating / rollerblading are permitted on the multi-purpose rink only (proper equipment required). 10. Loud, abusive, profane, obscene, or indecent language is prohibited. 11. A current V.F.P. Leisure Pass is required at all times. 12. Village Board approval is required for organized activities and meetings. SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS Recreation Center: Daily - April 11 to September 4 8:00am to 10:00pm Centennial Gardens: Daily - April - Thanksgiving 12:00pm to 5:00pm The Recreation Center will close at dusk on certain holidays and may close for inclement weather. All information is subject to change. Paid programs are non-refundable. Any photos taken by the Recreation Department may be used at the discretion of the Village. NO recreation classes or lessons on July 4 (10)

2 TENNIS YOUTH PROGRAM For the beginner or intermediate player. Groups broken down by grade, age and ability. Participants bring their own tennis racquet and proper tennis shoes. Child to be in grades listed by fall Limit 12 per class. Sessions: Monday-Thursday, Times: 1:00 to 2:00. Session Dates & Times: Grades Week 1 June 27 - June 30 Grades 4 thru 8 Week 2 July 5 - July 8 Grades 4 thru 8 - No Programs on July 4, will meet Friday July 8 Week 3 July 11 - July 14 Grades 4 thru 8 Week 4 July 18 July 21 Grades 4 thru 8 Week 5 July 25 July 28 Grades 1 thru 3 Week 6 August 1 - August 4 Grades 1 thru 3 Week 7 August 8 August 11 Grades 1 thru 3 Fee per child per session: $50.00 SUMMER PROGRAM SCHEDULE Youth programs run from Monday June 27 through Thursday August 18. Recreation Program Registration REGISTRATION INFORMATION: All registrations will be held in the Recreation/Pool Building (Unless otherwise noted). A current V.F.P. Leisure Pass (2016/2017) or current V.F.P. Resident Pool Pass (2015 or 2016) is required. An original birth certificate is required where noted. Late registration for Youth Summer Programs will be Monday June 27. A waiting period may apply. *There is No fee for most youth summer programs, all events require proper athletic shoes* Youth Registration Dates/Times Saturday May 28 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Sunday May 29 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Saturday June 4 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Sunday June 5 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Any photos taken by the Recreation Department may be used at the discretion of the Village. All information is subject to change. All paid programs are non-refundable. JAZZ/HIP HOP DANCE Children ages 7 through 12 will learn jazz and hip hop dances. Rhythm and coordination through dance moves choreographed to current hit music. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. No experience necessary. (A current V.F.P. Leisure Pass is required) Sundays: 11:00am to 12:00pm Dates: June 19 through August 7 Fee: $45.00 (Meets in the Rec/Pool Bldg. 2nd Floor) TEEN TENNIS LESSONS Teens will receive drills, individual and group instruction to develop and improve skills. For beginners to intermediate levels. Players are asked to bring their own tennis racquet and wear proper tennis shoes. A mini tournament will be held at the end of the summer (Date to be determined). Dates & Times: Lessons run from June 27-July 27. Mondays & Wednesdays from 2:00 pm 3:00 pm Registration Fee is $50.00 (11)

3 YOUTH PROGRAMS Registration dates and times on page 11 - There are no recreation classes or lessons on July 4 PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM June 27 through August 18 This program includes arts and crafts, story time, and group play. Child must be 3-5 years old by June 27, Parents are required to remain in the area while program is in progress. Children may attend one group only. A 2016/2017 Village of Floral Park Leisure Pass or 2015 Resident Pool Pass and Original Birth Certificate will be required at registration. Session Days & Times: Mondays and Wednesdays 8:15am to 9:15am or Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:15am to 9:15am ARTS AND CRAFTS PROGRAM June 27 through August 18 An Arts & Crafts program designed for girls and boys ages 5-10 as of Fall Children will create projects, using a variety of materials enhancing the child s imagination. A 2016/2017 Village of Floral Park Leisure Pass or 2015 Resident Pool Pass and Original Birth Certificate will be required at registration. Session Days & Times Mondays and Wednesdays 9:30am to 10:30am or Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30am to 11:30am PRIMARY GRADE RECREATION PROGRAM June 27 through August 18 The activities recommended for children in the primary grade levels ages 5-10 as of Fall As recommended by the school district s Physical Education Department, activities will be of a non-competitive nature such as overtake relays, capture the flag, running bases, and fishes & whales. The importance of good sportsmanship will be emphasized. A 2016/2017 Village of Floral Park Leisure Pass or 2015 Resident Pool Pass and Original Birth Certificate will be required at registration. Session Days & Times Monday thru Thursday 9:00am to 10:00am or Monday thru Thursday 10:15am to 11:15am BINGO WEDNESDAYS Wednesdays starting June 29 through August 17 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm. Children under the age of 12 meet at the park Arts & Crafts Shelter for traditional bingo games. Prizes are awarded to winners. No registration necessary. (12)

4 MORNING SPORTS PROGRAM Open to children in grades 4 through 12 (as of Fall 2016). Free play, fundamental skills and techniques, team sports, as well as the recreational enjoyment of league play. Sneakers are required for all activities. Days: Monday through Thursday Times: 8:30 am to 10:00 am - Grades 4 to 6 Dates: June 27 through August 18 10:00 am to 11:30 am - Grades 7 to 12 Registration dates and times on page 11 ~ There will be No Recreation Programs on July 4 ~ BOYS CAMPS Weeks 1 & 2 June 27 July 7 Basketball: Instructional drills, contests and league play geared to a wide range of ability and skill levels. Weeks 3 & 4 July 11 July 21 Cage Soccer: Rules for indoor soccer will be used. Teams will be chosen on the first day of camp. All games will be played on the multi-purpose court. No cleats allowed. Weeks 5 & 6 July 25 - August 4 Touch Football: Instructional drills and league play. Divided into equal leagues and teams according to age, skill level and ability. Punt, Pass and Kick Contests. No cleats allowed. Weeks 7 & 8 August 8 - August 18 Volleyball: Fundamental skills of the game, and introduction to team play. Matches played daily. GIRLS CAMPS Week 1 June 27 June 30 Cheerleading: Grades 4 to 6 - Teaches girls fundamental skills and cheers. Kickball: Grades 7 to 12 - Engages players in physical activity; running, kicking and catching, promotes movement and cardiovascular exercise. Week 2 July 5 July 7 Softball: Girls will participate in batting and fielding practice prior to actual games. All participants must supply their own glove. No cleats allowed. Weeks 3 & 4 July 11 July 21 Volleyball: The primary goal is to develop basic volleyball skills (serving, bumping and setting) while at the same time, have the girls enjoy the game s recreational value with group instruction, daily drills and contests. Weeks 5 & 6 July 25 - August 4 Basketball: Campers meet daily and are divided into teams according to skill. The program consists of lectures, clinics, daily drills, individual and group instruction, contests and league games. Weeks 7 & 8 August 8 - August 18 Cage Soccer: Fundamental skills and rules of indoor soccer. Matches played daily. No cleats allowed. AFTERNOON INTRAMURALS Children in the morning sports program can participate, or any V.F.P. youth may sign up at any time to play in a supervised game of Tennie-Ball Monday - Thursday at 1:00 pm. Monday, August 15 is OLYMPIC DAY! Olympic style events to see who will bring home the Gold! Children in the morning sports program can participate, or any V.F.P. youth may sign up the morning of these events. Times: 8:30 am to 10:00 am - Grades 4, 5 and 6 10:00 am to 11:30 am - Grades 7 through 12 (13)

5 Requirements ADULT RECREATION PROGRAMS June 20 through August /2017 V.F.P. Recreation Leisure Pass required. High School Graduates, 18 years of age as of June 20, V.F.P. Residents only NEW 2016/2017 V.F.P. Recreation Leisure Pass required. Registration Park Shelterhouse Dates & Times: May 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31, June 1, 2 from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm All team rosters and fees are due at registration. Roster forms are on page 16 of this booklet. Late registrations will not be accepted. If park is closed due to rain - Registration will be held in the Recreation/Pool Building Captain s Meeting June 16th in the Shelter House: Volleyball at 7:00 pm - Basketball at 7:30 pm The VFP 2016/2017 Resident Leisure Pass or 2015 Resident Pool pass due at this time. After June 11 only the 2016 V.F.P. Resident Pool Pass or the 2016/2017 Resident Leisure Pass will be accepted. NO recreation programs July 4 Men s and Women s Adult Volleyball A Men s and Women s league with rally scoring for all games. Playoffs and championship games will take place at the end of the season. Referees will officiate at each game. Men s League..Monday & Wednesday 7:15pm, 8:00pm, 8:45pm Women s League Tuesday & Thursday 7:00pm, 7:40pm, 8:20,pm, 9:00pm Registration fee is $ per team Men s League starts June 20 Women s League starts June 21 Consisting of two divisions: Men s Adult Basketball Division 1 High School graduates and over. Division 2-30 years and over. Playoff and championship games will take place at the end of the season. Referees will officiate at all games. Days Times Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 7:15 pm & 8:30 pm Registration fee is $ per team League starts June 20 (14)

6 34th ANNUAL AWARDS Please join us for this special culminating activity of the youth summer programs. Participants will receive a souvenir, awards will be presented to championship teams and individuals who displayed sportsmanship. The camper of the year award will be presented. Refreshments will be served following the ceremony. Date: August 18, 2016 Time: 7:30 pm Location: Recreation Stage Area ADULT TENNIS LESSONS NOTE: This program starts one week before all other summer programs. This program consists of a series of lessons for players with beginner to intermediate skills. Group and individual instruction with focus on proper fundamentals in the following: forehand, backhand, serve, volley, approach shot, singles and doubles play and scorekeeping. The program concludes in a singles and doubles tournament on the last day. There will be a limit of 12 players per class. Participants must supply their own racquet. Registration: May 28 9:00am to 2:00pm May 29 9:00am to 2:00pm June 4 9:00am to 2:00pm June 5 9:00am to 2:00pm Lesson Days and Times: Fridays: June 17 through August 12 8:00am (Intermediate) and 9:05am (Beginner) or Saturdays: June 18 through August 13 8:00am (Intermediate) and 9:05am (Beginner) Registration fee is $60.00 per person (a current V.F.P. Leisure Pass is required) ADULT AEROBICS A step aerobic/ floor program for those who wish to maintain good physical condition and instill the discipline of exercise. Dates: June 27 through August 19 Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday Times: 7:00am - 7:45am Location: Recreation/Pool Building NO recreation classes or lessons on July 4 Fee: $50.00 (a current V.F.P. Leisure Pass is required) The Recreation Department will sponsor the 2016 Jim Krug Tennis Classic. The tournament will be structured to accommodate players of various skill levels. This event will include doubles and singles brackets for both men and women. The classic will conclude with an awards ceremony and refreshments. Registration Information Saturday August 13 from 9:00am to 12:00pm Tuesday August 16 from 8:00am to 11:00am Sunday August 21 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm JIM KRUG TENNIS CLASSIC 2016/2017 V.F.P. Leisure Pass or 2015 Resident Pool Pass Required Fee: $25.00 (One Division) Fee: $5.00 (For each additional division) BIRD THE GARDENS Bird watching is great for the whole family. Treat yourself by joining the Recreation Center s resident bird expert at Centennial Gardens for an exciting opportunity to explore the birds of the gardens. Learn to distinguish between the different Sparrow and Woodpecker species, or the difference between Starlings and Grackles. Use the F.P. Birds of the Gardens Booklet or the monthly bird identification check list to identify each species. Learn how to attract birds into your own backyard. Watch for the rare opportunity to see the different migratory bird species as they pass through our area. Days: Posted on the Village website under Recreation, the Shelterhouse & Centennial Gardens bulletin boards. Time: 2:00pm to 3:00pm Fee:. No Fee (15)

7 LEAGUE INFORMATION Floral Park Little League: Contact: Greg Hand (917) Baseball, Softball Floral Park Indians: Soccer, Basketball Contact: Steve McCaffery Floral Park Sports Association: Contact: Ken Schlechter (516) Roller Hockey Floral Park Titans: Contact: Al Cappelli (516) Football Floral Park Knights Youth Baseball: Contact: Bret Erster (646) Baseball Floral Park Youth Council: Contact: Paul Slaney (917) Lacrosse, Field Hockey Touch Football, Teen Center Floral Park Men s Adult Softball: Sr. Division Contact: Al Cappelli (516) Jr. Division Contact: Buddy Cavlieri (516) Brendan Regan (516) Pat Sheehan: (516) Floral Park Knights Softball (60+): Contact: Al Cappelli (516) Centennial Gardens & Bird Sanctuary The Floral Park Recreation Center and the Floral Park Conservation Society invite you to join us at the Floral Park Centennial Gardens and Bird Sanctuary! If you are an expert at gardening or barely know anything about flowers or birds, come join us as we have a spot for you. The Floral Park Conservation Society is always looking for people with a trade, a unique vocation, and all types of workers willing to lend a hand. The Floral Park Conservation Society is a non-profit organization formed to provide a service to the community. Anyone who truly cares to make a difference should volunteer. To become a member or make a donation to the Conservation Society you can visit the Village web site at FPVILLAGE.ORG and click on the Centennial Gardens link. The Gardens are open from April through Thanksgiving from 12:00pm to 5:00pm daily (weather permitting). Our own little ecosystem provides habitats and food sources for birds and animals. It offers suitable mini-climates for other plants that could otherwise be absent from the area. Centennial Gardens and Bird Sanctuary increases a sense of community ownership which leads to our Village s identity and spirit. It is a place to retreat from the noise and commotion of everyday life. Getting outdoors and working in the fresh air at the gardens brings you back to nature. Please help us plant, rake, dig, and grow. Whether you donate your time or donate bird seed, every bit counts. (17)

8 2016 CALENDAR OF EVENTS DATE DAY EVENT TIME May 23-26, Mon-Thurs Adult Volley & Basketball Registration 7pm - 9pm May Sat / Sun Youth Summer Program & Adult Tennis Registration 9am - 2pm June 1-2 Wed / Thurs Adult Volley & Basketball Registration 7pm - 9pm June 4-5 Sat / Sun Youth Summer Programs & Adult Tennis Registration 9am - 2pm June 17 Friday Adult Tennis Lessons Begin 8am & 9am June 18 Saturday Adult Tennis Lessons Begin 8am & 9am June 19 Sunday Jazz/Hip Hop Dance Begins 11am - 12pm June 20 Monday Men s Basketball & Volleyball League Begins 7pm June 21 Tuesday Women s Volleyball League Begins 7pm June 27 Monday WEEK 1: Summer Programs Begin Boys Basketball Girls Cheerleading (Grades 4 to 6) 8:30am Pre-School Program (Group A - Mon. & Wed.) 9am Primary Grade Recreation (Group A - Mon. & Wed) 9am & 10:15am Girls Kickball (Grades 7-12) 10:00am Arts & Crafts (Mon. & Wed.) 10:30am & Youth & Teen Tennis Camp (Session 1) June 28 Tuesday Pre-School Program (Group B - Tues. & Thurs.) 9am Primary Grade Recreation (Group B - Tues. & Thurs.) 9am & 10:15am Arts & Crafts (Tues. & Thurs.) 10:30am June 29 Wednesday Bingo Program Begins 2:30pm July 5 Tuesday WEEK 2 NO programs July 4 Girls Softball Begins Youth Tennis Camp (Session 2) July 11 Monday WEEK 3 Boys Cage Soccer Begins Girls Volleyball Begins Youth Tennis Camp - (Session 3) July 18 Monday WEEK 4 Youth Tennis Camp - (Session 4) July 25 Monday WEEK 5 Boys Football Begins Girls Basketball Begins Youth Tennis Camp (Session 5) August 1 Monday WEEK 6 Youth Tennis Camp (Session 6) August 8 Monday WEEK 7 Boys Volleyball Begins Girls Soccer Begins Youth Tennis Camp (Session 7) August 15 Monday WEEK 8 OLYMPIC DAY August 18 Thursday FINAL DAY OF SUMMER PROGRAMS Awards Ceremony for Youth Programs (18) & 2pm & 2pm 7:30 pm