Lee's Summit Illustrated Summer/Fall 2022 by City of Lees Summit

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2 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET 2022 CALENDAR OF EVENTS FREE Events are in PINK ROCK AMPTHE MEMBERSHIP FEES Proof of residency is required. A Lee’s Summit mailing address does not guarantee residency. All membership fees are priced for individuals ages 4 and over. Includes access to all four LSPR community centers, free group exercise classes and one complimentary equipment orientation. Children 3 and under are free. Annual Regular $269 Discounted ��$233 Flex* Regular $22.42/mo Discounted �� $19.42/mo *$30 enrollment fee and first month fee due at time of enrollment. Must have voided check and photo ID to process. 90 Day** Regular ��$144 Discounted $120 **Membership runs for 90 days from date of purchase and is refundable. Four Facilities One Low Price August 27 — BLUES FEST September 24 — THE M80s 80s Cover Band October 7 — SOULROOT Tributes to the top songs over the last five decades GET FIT WITH US! Gates open at 6:00 pm and shows begin at 7:00 pm 897 NE Bluestem Dr • Lee’s Summit, MO • 64086 • 816-969-1500 Visit RockTheAmp.net to purchase tickets online, or scan the QR Code with your phone’s camera.

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LETTER from the ADMINISTRATOR 4CONTENTS Longview Community Center 5 Lovell Community Center 6 Harris Park Community Center 7 Gamber Community Center 8-9 Activity Guide 11 �� Summit Waves 12-13 City Council, Parks & Recreation Board, Dog Park Rules 14-15 Park Finder 16 Summit Ice CONTACT INFO LSParks.net • (816) 969-1500 Fax: (816) 969-1515 lspr@cityofls.net 220 SE Green St., Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 ON the COVER Cover photo features a park patron enjoying a game at the Legacy Park Disk Golf course. Joe Snook, CPRP | Administrator 220 SE Green Street | Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 816.969.1504 | fax: 816.969.1515 | www.lsparks.net Gamber Community Center (816) 969-1580 Harris Park Community Center (816) 969-1540 Lovell Community Center (816) 969-1550 Longview Community Center (816) 969-1520 Summit Waves (816) 969-1545 LS Historical Cemetery (816) 969-1590 Inclusion Coordinator (816) 969-1526 Lea McKeighan/Summit Ice (816) 969-1560 Volunteer Coordinator (816) 969-1525

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Summer/Fall 2022 3 Summer is ending, and fall is right around the corner. This past summer, we were as busy as ever, and all indications are this fall will be our busiest yet. Traditional activities like Itty Bitty football, adult softball, indoor swim lessons, youth volleyball, and art classes are offered. In addition, we have added several new programs this season, including a book club at Gamber Community Center, one-day travel programs, and open-play sports. For more information on fall programming, turn to pages 8 and 9. Although summer is quickly coming to an end, we still have some great events at the Legacy Park Amphitheater, including the Blues Fest (August 27), The M80’s (September 24), and Soulroot (October 7). And, if your four-legged friend needs some water time, don’t forget our Pooch Paddle at Summit Waves on August 24. Mark your calendar for November 18. That is the day Summit Ice will open for the season. Ice skating, pond hockey, learn-to-skate programs, and skating with Santa are just some of the activities you can enjoy on the frozen pond. Finally, I would like to highlight some of our park projects. Velie Park has received a complete renovation and recently opened for your enjoyment. The park has new playgrounds, a gazebo, and outdoor fitness equipment. Currently, our staff is working on renovations to Pleasant Lea Park, and, once completed, we will begin renovations to Lower Banner Park and Williams Grant Park. If you would like to learn more about these projects, please visit our website, click on the “Get Involved” tab and scroll down to Capital Projects. This is a new feature we have added to our website, and hopefully, you will find it informative. Fall is a wonderful time of the year, and, in my opinion, the best way to enjoy the season is through LSPR. I look forward to seeing you in the coming months. your parks,

4 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET 816-969-1520 3801 SW Longview Road • Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday�� 5am-9pm* Saturday 7am-7pm* Sunday �� 10am-7pm* HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS* Monday, September 5 (Labor Day) 5am-4pm* Thursday, Nov. 24 (Thanksgiving) CLOSED *Aquatics area closes 30 minutes prior to facility. SINGLE VISIT Rate: $9 | Resident Discount Rate: $7 For a complete schedule of Longview Community Center offerings please visit our web page at LongviewCC.net Group Exercise Classes • Pool Schedule • Pickelball Hours • Volleyball Hours • Basketball Hours Longview Community Center RENT LONGVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER! Longview Community Center is available to rent for your next event, party, or lock-in! The gym, pool, lap lanes, diving well, and the entire facility are open to rent. For more information and prices, call 816-969-1520. = Christmas in the Park Traffic = Detour to Longview Community Center from 5-10 p.m. Nov. 23 - Dec. 31 Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Community Centers are Silver Sneakers, Prime, Silver & Fit, Active & Fit and Renew Active/One Pass facilities Call for class info or visit LSParks net One LongviewFOURMembership!FACILITIESCommunityCenter J. Thomas Lovell Jr. Community Center Gamber Community Center Harris Park Community Center *see page 2 Sign-up at LSParks.net

816-969-1550 901 NE Bluestem Drive • Lee’s Summit, MO 64086 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday SundaySaturday HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS* Labor Day, Sept. 5 Thanksgiving, Nov. 24 *Aquatics area closes 30 minutes prior to facility. All facility hours are subject to change. CHILDCARE HOURS J. Thomas Lovell Jr. Community Center 6-Week Wellness Program Annual Regular��$269 Resident Discount Rate��$233 Monthly Flex Regular��$22.42/mo Resident Discount Rate��$19.42/mo Enrollment Fee $30 /1x 90-Day Regular $144 Resident Discount Rate $120 MEMBERSHIP FEES

6 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET 816-969-1540 110 SW Blue Parkway • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday��9am-5pm* Saturday & Sunday �� CLOSED* *Open after 5pm Mon-Fri and on Sat/Sun for internal LSPR programming or pre-booked rentals SINGLE VISIT Rate: $5 | Resident Discount Rate: $4 MEMBERSHIP FEES Please visit page 2 or go to LSParks.net for membership pricing information Harris Park CC room rentals are the perfect place for birthday parties, baby showers, off site meetings and more! HPCC is closed to the public Monday - Friday for Camp Summit. It re-opens to the public on Monday, August 29, 2022. Harris Park Community Center Daily Fee: $35 per day per camper. Pick & choose days of attendance! Cost includes a daily snack & all field trips like skating, movies, stadium tours and much more! Enrollment Fee: One time $40 fee. Enrollment capacity is 150—first come, first serve! Enroll online or print enrollment form, AND get more information at CampSummit.net SCHOOL BREAK CAMP for 5 - 11 year oldsOpen 6:30am - 6:00pm at Harris Park Community Center HOLIDAY CAMPSPRING BREAKNO SCHOOL DAYS Friday, October 21 Wednesday, October 26 Thursday, October 27 Friday, October 28 Tuesday, November 8 Monday, January 16 Monday, February 20 Friday, March 17 Friday, April 7 Friday, December 23 Monday, December 26 Tuesday, December 27 Wednesday, December 28 Thursday, December 29 Friday, December 30 Monday, January 2 Tuesday, January 3 Wednesday, January 4 Monday, March 27 Tuesday, March 28 Wednesday, March 29 Thursday, March 30 Friday, March 31 HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS September 5, 2022 (Labor Day)��CLOSED November 24, 2022��CLOSED Friday, November 25, 2022 CLOSED Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Community Centers are a Silver Sneakers, Prime, Silver & Fit, Active & Fit and Renew Active facilities Call for class info or visit LSParks�net� #DidYouKnow? The US Department of Health & Human Services recommends 60 minutes of daily physical activity for youth age 6-17. Register for one of our many activities!

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Summer/Fall 2022 7 OPERATING HOURS Monday – Thursday 6am-8pm Friday �� 6am-5pm Saturday �� 7am-2pm Sunday CLOSED HOLIDAY & MODIFIED HOURS Labor Day, Sept. 5 �� 6am-4pm Thanksgiving, Nov. 24 �� CLOSED GAMBER ONLY MEMBERSHIP FEES Proof of residency is required. GCC Annual Regular ��$209 Discounted��$174 GCC Flex* Regular �� $17.42/mo Discounted �� $14.50/mo *$30 enrollment fee and first month fee due at time of enrollment. Must have voided check and photo ID to process. 816-969-1580 4 SE Independence Ave • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 SINGLE VISIT Rate: $8 | Resident Discount Rate: $6 WEEKLY ACTIVITIES • Bingo: Tuesdays, 10am – Noon� Fee is $2� • Bridge: Wednesdays and Fridays, 1-4pm� Fee is $1� Players of all skill levels wanted • Line Dancing: Thursdays, 1–2pm Fee is $5 Gamber Community Center 11thAnnual 11 Gamber Book Club Exercise your mind and join us for some stimulating conversation featuring our book of the month Meetings are $5 each and include light snacks and drinks� The book of the month for August is “Before We Were Yours” by Lisa Wingate Meetings will be will be Wednesday, August 17th from 7 to 8pm and Friday, August 19th from 1 to 2pm SAVE THE DATE FOR A THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH!

Men’s Fall Basketball- Men’s league, both recreational and competitive will begin in October. Games will be at Harris Park Community Center on Wednesday evenings.

Fitness Questions? Contact Erin Keeney - (816) 969-1559 erin.keeney@cityofls.net

Tiny Tots Open Play Questions? Contact Megan Crews - (816) 969-1581 megan.crews@cityofls.net

Starting August 1st, each week at Gamber Community Center. Mondays from 10 am - 12 pm. Register at the door. $2.00 per parent and tot. $1 .00 for per additional tots.

Open Play Sports- This is a new program concept to reinforce the recreational aspect of sports. This program will have no referees/officials and will not keep scores. Includes sand volleyball, basketball and ultimate frisbee. Ages 18+.

Adult Fall Volleyball- Coed and women’s league games begin in October. Games will be at Harris Park Community Center. Coed league games are Tuesday nights. Women’s league games are Thursday nights.

Adult Winter Volleyball- Coed and women’s league games will begin in January 2023. Games will be held at Harris Park Community Center. Coed League games are Tuesday evenings. Women’s League games are Thursday nights.

RevUp- Ages 10+. RevUp is a premier wellness program designed to help you achieve your health goals. This class offers detailed fitness assessments, small group personal training, and effective nutrition guidance. Classes are located at Longview and Lovell Community Centers.

Adult Fall Softball- Coed and men’s recreational and competitive leagues will begin late September. Games will be at Hartman Park. Coed games take place on Sundays. Men’s games will be Thursday evenings and Sundays.

8 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET ACTIVITY GUIDE For all activities and classes, please visit LSParks.net for more information and to register online!Adult Athletics Questions? Contact Paul Arndorfer - (816) 969-1542 paul.arndorfer@cityofls.net

Men’s Winter Basketball- Men’s league, both recreational and competitive will begin in December. Games will be at Harris Park Community center on Wednesday evenings. Contact Megan Crews - (816) 969-1581 megan.crews@cityofls.net

Artistic Enrichment- Learn art terms and new techniques. Using a variety of media each session to include acrylics, water colors, oil pastels, chalks and much more. Each session focuses on a different artist & projects based off their style. Early Childhood Art Classes- For ages 3-5. Activities are designed to engage young creatives. Parents are invited to assist younger participants during these events but are also provided the option to check in for drop off.

Holiday Art Classes- Make the most of the holidays with these mini-camps featuring Halloween and Christmas Makers. There will be a variety of holiday projects!

Triathlon Training: Swim- Need extra help with the swimming aspect of triathlons? Join this six-week program to improve your swimming techniques. At Longview Community Center. Outdoor Bootcamp- For ages 13+. Join our trainers for a challenging 60-minute cardio and sculpt class focusing on sports conditioning. Classes will be at Lowenstein Park.

Youth Dance Questions? Contact Sean Dorrance - (816) 969-1544 sean.dorrance@cityofls.net

Adult Dance Questions? Contact Megan Crews - (816) 969-1581 megan.crews@cityofls.net

Youth Dance- Beginner Dance classes for ages 6 months and up now available. Dance classes will be held in partnership with J31 Dance Studio. Multiple sessions for all age groups that will teach basic dance skills.

Tiny Tots- Ages 1+.

Open Play Sports

Art Classes Questions?

Questions? Contact Paul Arndorfer - (816) 969-1542 paul.arndorfer@cityofls.net

Ballroom & Latin Dance- For ages 16+. Progress from basic to advanced in the wide varieties of Ballroom and Latin American dance. The dances that are included in this class are East and West Coast Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz Rumba, Mambo, Cha Cha and Tango. Both couples and individuals are welcome to the dance floor. Classes will be at the Longview Community Center. Does your kiddo have a passion for art? Classes will be held at the Gamber Community Center.

ReLoad- For ages 10+. For RevUp Graduates! A 6-week program designed as a continuation of RevUp. Take part in comprehensive fitness assessments and small group personal training as you continue to progress towards your health and wellness goals. Classes are located at Longview and Lovell Community Centers. Triathlon Training: Tri All- Join this six-week program to train for all aspects of triathlons. Whether it’s your first time or you’re an avid racer, we have a class for you. At Longview Community Center.

Itty Bitty/Pee Wee Flag Football- For ages 3-4/4-5. We will work on skills such as hiking, passing, catching, and flag pulling over 5-weeks. In the end, we will hold a scrimmage. Coach lead, parents encouraged to participate. Sessions are Sept 24-Oct 22 & Sept 28- Oct 26 at Miller J. Fields Park.

Tennis Questions? Contact Sean Dorrance - (816) 969-1544 sean.dorrance@cityofls.net

Kids Night Out- Parents ready for a night out? We’ll make it easy by taking care of your kids for a few hours. The night will consist of fun, and games with food and drink included. Ages 5 to 12 welcome!

Questions? Contact Ryan Gibson - (816) 969-1556 ryan.gibson@cityofls.net

Moonlight Yoga- Enjoy a relaxing 60-minute Yoga session under the full moon at Legacy Park Amphitheater this summer. All ages and abilities are welcomed. August 12 and September 10 at Legacy Park Amphitheater.

Questions? Contact Grace Carson - (816) 969-1546

Swim Lessons

Tennis Lessons- LSPR offers tennis lessons for a wide range of ages, which includes both youth and adults. All tennis lessons take place at Summit Park.

Questions? Contact Sean Dorrance - (816) 969-1544 sean.dorrance@cityofls.net

eSports /Table Top Games Questions? Contact

Youth Athletics

Learn to Ice Skate

Learn to Skate Lessons- Starting in the fall, LSPR offers multiple learn to skate lessons for ages 3 up to 18+. All learn to skate lessons take place at Summit Ice.

Itty Bitty & Pee Wee

Group Exercise Fitness Questions?

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grace.carson@cityofls.net

Indoor Swim Lessons- For ages 6mo - 9yrs. For class descriptions, please visit our website, LS Parks.net, and check out youth activities under the “Recreation” tab. Classes will be at the Lovell or Longview Community Centers.

eSports Leagues- LSPR will ofer multiple eSport tournaments and leagues, at both a local and regional level through a partnership with GGLeagues eSports. Events will be offered in a wide variety of games with all skill levels. Table Top Games- Featuring popular games such as Dungeons & Dragons to foster creativity and socialize. Ages 10+.

Sunset Yoga- Sunset Yoga classes will take place every other Wednesday in August and September located at LCC’s pool deck. All ages and abiities are welcomed.

Questions? Contact Paul Arndorfer - (816) 969-1542 paul.arndorfer@cityofls.net Fall Girls Youth Volleyball- For grades 4th through 8th. Games will be at Harris Park Community Center on Saturdays. Fall Youth Girls Basketball- For grades 1st through 8th. Games will be at Harris Park Community Center on Friday or Saturday.

Itty Bitty/Pee Wee Indoor Sports- For ages 3-4/4-5. Four-week indoor sports classes offered around a wide variety of different sports. These include T-ball, soccer, kickball, and a recess-style class. These classes will teach the basic skills of the sports and end in full games. Classes will be at Harris Park Community Center.

Glow Zumba- Do you enjoy Zumba? Join LSPR fitness instructors for an after hours dance party with laser lights, loud music, and moves to get your sweat on! August 31. Halloween Zumba Party- Join our team of Zumba in structors for a ghostly good time dancing to your favorite Halloween hits! Come dressed in costume or not! There will be a total of three Halloween Zumba parties. Oct, 28 at Gamber Community Center. Oct, 29 at Longview Community Center, and Oct. 30 at Lovell Community Center. Turkey Burn- LSPR has cooked up a little bonus for you this Thanksgiving! Lovell Community Center is serving up a “full course” containing 100 minutes of group fitness classes back-to-back. All fitness levels are welcomed.

Skateboarding 101- When done safely, skateboarding can be a great outlet for our youth. Parents must be present for the duration of each session. Sean Dorrance - (816) 969-1544 sean.dorrance @cityofls.net 101 Questions? Contact Sean Dorrance - (816) 969-1544 sean.dorrance @cityofls.net Sean Dorrance - (816) 969-1544 sean.dorrance @cityofls.net

Sunrise Yoga- Start your morning right by enjoying a refreshing Yoga session as the sun rises. Sunrise Yoga takes place on August 21 at Legacy Park Amphitheater and all ages and abilities are welcomed.

Contact Nate Thomas - (816) 969-1513 nate.thomas@cityofls.net

Kids Night Out Questions? Contact

Skateboarding

10 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET RECYCLE WITH US! bret@cityscrapmetal.com816-525-43221638SEDeckerSt.Lee’sSummit,MO64081 YOUR HOMETOWN MUSIC STORE INSTRUMENT REPAIR SERVICES INSTRUMENT RENTALS DIGITAL PIANOS & KEYBOARDS GUITARS & FOLK INSTRUMENTS &Games,Fun,Friends For more information or to volunteer, contact Raegan Schurr at 816.300.0531 or RaeganSchurr@KansasCityYMCA.org. Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation is proud to partner with the YMCA Challenger Program for children with special needs. FlagKansasCityYMCA.orgFootball–Hartman Park, August Sept. Mondays, 6 7pm Basketball– Harris Park, October– Nov. Sundays, 3:30 4:30pm Bowling– Premier Bowl, January-Feb. TBD The YMCA Challenger program is for athletes with disabilities. Volunteer Buddies assist the athletes while they play.

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Summer/Fall 2022 11 Hours of Operation: Mon - Fri: 12 - 7pm and Sat & Sun: 11am-7pm Season pass holders may enter 15 min early. Single Visit: Regular Rate, $12 Discounted Rate, $9 Twilight (Mon - Fri) 5 - 7pm Twilight: Regular Rate, $9 Discounted Rate, $6 LAST DAY: AUGUST 23, 2022 *hours will be 3pm - 7pm on the last day Games, giveaways, DJ, concessions! Discounted rate: $6 | Regular rate: $7 Monday, August 8 FAMILY FUN NIGHT *Season Passes holders get in FREE. Children must be accompanied by an adult (18+). 8:30-10:30PM 120 SW Blue Pkwy Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 (816) 969-1545 120 SW Blue Pkwy Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 (816) 969-1545 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 2022 Small Dogs (25 lbs and under) – 5:00-5:30 P.M. Big Dogs (over 25 lbs) – 6:00-7:00 P.M. $5 per dog - cash only SummitWaves.net *Dogs must be licensed with Lee’s Summit At Dog Training Elite, our dog training method is different. We focus on positive reinforcement paired with a personalized, in-home approach. This will empower you as the owner to be an integral part of the process for sustained dog obedience training. Our Positive Training Method DOGTRAININGELITE.COM/KANSAS-CITY816-308-6985

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE In order for LSPR to ensure all residents have an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of the many programs offered, a special work program has been developed. The Work Program offers a trade in service hours to the department for financial assistance to participate in programs and activities. If circumstances prevent a patron from participating in the Work Program, a request can be made to utilize funding from the Angel Program, which is made possible through private donations and grants. Call 816-969-1500 or visit any of our locations for more information.

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Assistant Superintendents Steve Thomas Andy Carr Park Maint. Supervisor Michael Cox Park Specialists Keith Schloman, Kevin Brackman, Rob Hemme, Stormy Dale, Elizabeth Drentlaw, Steve Bonner, Tyler Smith, Bryan Bair, Jared Greene, Travis Shaffer, Nick Shipley, David Lapham II

LSPR PROGRAM REFUND POLICY Satisfaction Guaranteed* In the case of a schedule conflict or inability to attend a program, a refund will be issued to the participant in the amount based on the following parameters: Prior to the deadline of the program a 100% refund of the fees will be returned. After the registration deadline, 90% of the fee paid will be returned. After the start of the program, 75% of the fees paid will be returned. Administrative fees withheld from team leagues may vary depending on time of withdrawal and schedule release. The amount withheld will be approved by LSPR’s Administrator. As per LSPR’s 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed practice, if a participant is not satisfied with the services provided by LSPR, the following options may be followed: 1. Receive a full refund. 2. Repeat the activity at no charge. 3. Receive a full credit that may be applied to any departmental activity. In order to receive a full refund, the participant may need to meet with the program supervisor. Refund checks or credits to credit cards will be processed within 14 business days. We are unable to refund Camp Summit enrollment fees, and activities/tickets that are provided by another organization or business. *We are unable to refund activities provided by other organizations or businesses (i e , theme park tickets, etc )

INCLUSIVE STATEMENT

IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER Call 816-969-1516 a half hour or less before your scheduled activity to see if it has been canceled. If the activity is scheduled at an R-7 school and school was canceled during the day, so are the activities for that evening.

LSPR provides recreation programs which are open to all residents in the city and seeks and supports participation by all citizens with a variety of interests and abilities. If you or a family member needs accommodations or support to participate in LSPR programs, please contact us during the enrollment process.

SAY “CHEESE!”

Our Mission Statement and Affirmation To provide our community with outstanding recreational services, facilities, and parks.

RECREATION Superintendents

LSPR staff may take photos of activities. These photos may be used in future issues of Illustrated, on the website, social media pages, brochures, articles, ads, etc. Thanks for saying cheese! Camera Policy: No person shall use a camera, cell phone, or PDA in any changing room or washroom in LSPR facilities. Please report any actions to the contrary.

ADMIN Administrator Joe Snook Superintendent Tede Price Management Analyst Devin Blazek Administration Analyst Dana Thurber Marketing Coordinator Melissa Pfannenstiel

24 HOUR CANCELLATION POLICY

General Info & FAQ's LSPR Staff

Steve BrookeCaseyChestnut

USE OF DRONES IN PARKS

PARKS Superintendents

WHY KEY FOBS? For your convenience! The Key FOB is easy to carry with you, as it slides onto your key ring. In addition, the Key FOB allows LSPR to better track attendance, to know who is using the facilities and saves time when registering for programs or swiping in at facilities. Stop by anytime to pick up your free Key FOB at any of our facilities so you can start carrying your Key to Fun! Replacement FOBs are $1.

David Dean Jodi Jordan Assistant Superintendent Ryan Gibson Facility Managers Megan Crews (GCC) Rachel Smith (LCC) Heath Harris (LVCC) Service Representative Debbie DuChaine (LCC) Elizabeth Denton (LCC) Micalah Lilly (LVCC)

Facility Maint. Manager Eric Schooley Facility Maint. Supervisor Grant Campbell (LCC) Maint. Specialists Kalaen Wheeler (HPCC & SW) Stephen Hayde (GCC & LMN) Jim Cox (LVCC) Wendall Sexton (LCC) Aquatics Manager Grace Carson (LVCC/LCC/SW) Recreation Supervisors Paul Arndorfer (Athletics/Hartman Park) Sean Dorrance (Amphitheater/Instructional) Erin Keeney (Fitness/Massage) Nate Thomas (Group Exercise)

A 24 hour notice of cancellation or change in contracted services, like massage therapy, personal training and private swim lessons, is required. If an appointment is canceled or changed within less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, a refund will NOT be processed. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor prior to the 24 hour notice, the appointment may be rescheduled or refunded. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, you may reschedule your appointment and will receive an additional 15 minutes of service at no charge.

The operation of radio-controlled motorized aircraft in a park within LSPR jurisdiction is not permitted without prior approval from the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Department. Permission to use a radio controlled motorized aircraft may be granted on a case by case basis if request demonstrates a specific public need for the radio controlled motorized aircraft usage and does not constitute an infringement on the public’s use of the parks, a danger to patrons within the parks, or violates park user privacy. The operator of the aircraft will be expected to follow all FAA guidelines including contacting the Lee’s Summit airport. LSPR is committed to providing a safe environment for patrons who choose to enjoy the park system.

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

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

NRPA Gold Medal

PROGRAM DISCLAIMER LSPR reserves the right to cancel, combine or divide classes. There may be a need to change dates, times, locations, instructors, fees or program outline revisions of any program offerings. We will give as much notice as possible for changes made.

CAPRA Accredited The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) administers a rigorous program based on self-assessment and peer review using national standards of best practice to better promote the quality of agency services and delivery systems. LSPR was initially accredited in 2003, re-accredited in 2008, again in 2013, and in 2018. Only five Missouri agencies have achieved this standard of compliance (Chesterfield, Clayton, Kansas City, Lee's Summit, and Springfield-Green County), and 192 nationally.

Questions or concerns should be directed to the Administrative Offices of LSPR.

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Past Parks & Recreation Board Honor Roll Since 1968

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

President Lawrence Bivins

Dog Park Rules

Mayor Bill Lovell

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

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

The Parks and Recreation Board strives to ensure all interested parties are afforded the opportunity to make comments in Board meetings.

Vice President James Huser

Public Participation

In order to efficiently manage Agendas and allow for sufficient time to address all business items as well as public comments, a “Comments from the Public” agenda item is included for each meeting. Members of the public who wish to speak during this portion of the meeting shall follow the procedure below to be included on the agenda:

Park Board meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month, 6:00pm, in the Strother Conference Room at City Hall, 220 SE Green Street, Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64063. These meetings are open to the public; all citizens and interested parties are encouraged to attend.

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Phyllis Q. Ph.D.Edson, Fred DeMoro Faith Hodges Parks Liaison Andrew S. Felker park� Dogs must be removed immediately from the off-leash dog area at the first sign of aggression Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by dog(s) under their control Park users and dog owners assume all risk related to this use of the dog park� LSPR shall not be liable for any injury or damage caused by dogs or handlers in the off-leash area All animal-to-human bites must be reported to the City of Lee’s Summit Animal Control Department immediately� City of Lee’s Summit Ordinance # 5�53� All users of the park shall obtain and display a City of Lee's Summit dog license Dog license and vaccination tag shall be on a collar or harness City of Lee’s Summit Ordinance # 5 82 9� No dogs under 4 months of age are allowed� All dogs visiting the park must be spayed or neutered Female dogs in heat and dogs with fresh wounds are not allowed in the Park Dogs must be under voice control of their handler and in view of their handler at all times� Dogs must be on leash, a maximum length of 6 ft , when entering and exiting the off-leash dog area No dogs are allowed within the off-leash area while restrained by a leash Spiked collars are not allowed� Children under the age of 5 are not allowed in the off-leash area Children between ages 5-8 must be supervised by an adult Handlers must be a minimum of 16 years old Handlers must have possession of the dog leash at all times� Only two dogs are allowed per handler Handlers must “scoop the poop” and dispose of waste in designated park provided container Handlers must repair all holes and damage done by their dog under their control No animals other than dogs shall be permitted in the area Dog Park Hours of Operation 5 AM to 9 PM (or sunset, whichever occurs first)

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Membersorder.of the public who follow the procedures outlined above will be placed on the Agenda in the Public Comments portion of the applicable meeting and will be allotted five (5) minutes to speak.

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1� The off-leash dog area is for dogs and their handlers� No other use is permitted (including skateboard, bicycles, scooters, and rollerblades) 2 To create a positive experience for you and your dog, make sure your dog knows how to appropriately socialize with other dogs before using the park 3� Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior are not allowed in the

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Tyler Morehead Treasurer Samantha Shepard Jon Ellis

• LITTERING. Ord. 17-89 Tobacco Policy In an effort to reduce the negative impact of tobacco use on parks and recreation patrons, the use of all tobacco products

14 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET ArborWalk 1301SWArborParkDr SylviaBailey 1800SERansonRd Banner (Lower) 601NEPark Banner (Upper) 520NENoeleen Canterbury 501SEBlackwellRd Deer Valley 1400NENeawannaDr Dogwood (Dog Park) 51NWVictoriaDr Eagle Creek 2561SWGoldenEagleDr Happy Tails (Dog Park) 1251SERansonRd Harris 601SWJefferson Hartman, Charles David 700SWOldPryorRd Howard 3498NEIndependence Howard Station, William B. 228SEMainSt Kensington Farms Tract 1801SWBlackpoolDr Langsford 1709SELangsfordRd Lea McKeighan North† 120NEChipmanRd Lea McKeighan South‡ 125NEChipmanRd LS Historical Cemetery 806SE3rd Legacy Shelter #1 ConeflowerDr Legacy Shelter #2 ConeflowerDr Legacy Shelter #3 LegacyParkDr Lowenstein Shelter #1 1901NWLowensteinDr McKee 601NEToddGeorge Miller J. Fields Shelter #1 1301SE3rdTerr(2Shelters) Osage Trails 4201 SW Pryor Rd Pleasant Lea 1100 SW Walnut St Park West 2301 SW Sampson Dr Pottberg 5200 Campground Rd South Lea 819 SW Lea Dr Summit Shelter #1 451 NW Blue Parkway Velie 2 NW Anderson Dr Wadsworth 1010 NE Chestnut Williams-Grant 401 SE Howard St Winterset Nature Area 700 SW Pryor Rd Woods Playground 615 NW Little Ave FeeRentalShelter Capacity Parking $25Permit*,Alcohol $25House**,Bounce GardensCommunity Electricity GrillMounted TablesPicnic StationRestroom/Comfort DiamondsBall BallBocce GoalsBasketball GolfDisc EquipmentFitnessOutdoor FieldsMultipurpose AreaDogLeashOff Playground CourtsPickleball VolleyballSand FeaturesSkate Splashpad CourtsTennis Acreage (mile)Trail ● 0.510.2 0.95 3 ● ● 4 0.25 10 ● ● 31.6 1.3 $80 54 90 ● ● 1 7 R 2 ● 3 6.5 0.5 1 1 ● 1.1 0.1 $40 24 19 1 4 C ● 25 0.2 5018.310 1 ● 2 16.4 0.8 $40 24 35 ● 1 4 C ● ● 20 0.68 18.9 0.68 $80 38 124 ● 5 R 1 ● ● ● 17.7 0.98 $80 32 24 ● 1 4 R ● 692 5 $80 48 90 ● ● 1 6 R ● ● 692 5 $150 96 90 ● ● 2 12 R ● ● 692 5 36 100 ● 1 6 R ● ● 11 0.6 $100 36 180 ● 5 R ● 3 4 ● ● 10 0.5 ● 200.90.3 $5$100*0 14 42 ● 1 2 R ● ● ● ● 20 0.58 246 R 3 ● 20.1 0.63 $60 24 20 1 4 R ● 17.9 0.35 25 C ● ● 4 0.3 36 C ● 5.4 0.3 10 C ● ● 26.7 0.8 4.4 0.72 $40 18 20 1 3 C ● ● 4 4 26.7 0.8 2 ● 5.6 ● 49.6 ● ● 17.2 0.8 ● 0.5 $80$200* 36 30 ● 1 6 R 3 ● ● ● 18.7 0.63 6 2 1 ● 1.93020202010864321579111213141516171819212223242526272829313233 PARK FINDER RESERVATIONS & RULES • Shelter Reservations can be made in person at the Main Office in LS City Hall, M-F. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., or online at •LSParks.netReserving a shelter does not give exclusive use to playgrounds or other amenities, only the shelter. • Garage sales are not permitted in the parks. • Petting Zoos, Horses, Carnivals, Personal Water Slide, Pools, and Music Concerts are NOT allowed. • Electrically amplified music is not allowed. • Motorized vehicles are allowed in designated parking areas only. The following are NOT allowed in parks: • DAMAGE of park property. Ord. 17-85 • USE of parks from 11pm untill 5am. Ord. 19 Art III • COURT PLAY over one hour when others are •waiting.ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. Ord. 19 Art III • Motorized VEHICLES on park grounds. Ord. 19 Art III • SKATES, BICYCLES or SKATEBOARDS interfering with intended use of sidewalks, parking lots, or court area. Ord. 29-11

is prohibited in parks and facilities maintained, owned, and/or operated by the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Department. *Alcohol is allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Gamber Park Shelter, Legacy Park Shelter 1 & 2, and Summit Park Shelters for $25. City ordinance prohibits the sale of alcohol on park property. Consumption of alcohol is also prohibited without a special permit from LSPR. Permit must be completed at least 5 business days before shelter rental date. **Bounce Houses are allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Gamber Park, Howard Park & Osage Trails Park for $25. Renter provides all necessary equipment. Additional Information: Your fee covers any number of hours required for your reservation for the day of your rental. *Fees Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day † Lea McKeighan North Rental Hours: 10AM - 12PM; 1 - 3PM; 4 - 6PM ‡ Lea McKeighan South Shelter is First Come, First Serve Unity Property 851 NW Colbern Road 34 29 5424383248963636142418 $80 54 90 ● ● 1 7 R 2 ● 3 6.5 0.5Summit Shelter #2 451 NW Blue Parkway 29 Lowenstein Shelter #2 1901NWLowensteinDr 21 $80 38 124 ● 5 R 1 ● ● ● 17.7 0.98 Miller J. Fields Shelter #2 1301SE3rdTerr(2Shelters) $80$200* 36 30 ● 6 R 3 ● ● ● 18.7 0.63 23 UNDEVELOPED UNDEVELOPED UNDEVELOPED 35 Gamber Park 4 SE Independence Ave $100 50 120 ● ● ● 3 ● 0.3$80$40$40$80$80$80$150$100$100*$50$60$40$200*$80$80$80$200*$80$10021Lowenstein Shelter #3 1901NWLowensteinDr $60 22 124 ● 1 3 R 1 ● ● ● 17.7 0.98

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Summer/Fall 2022 15 3534 33 32 31 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 2221 20 19 1817 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 8 7 6 5 3 4 2 1 OUTCHECK LSParks.net and click on “Parks” for a digital listing of the amenities and offerings at all of our parks and other facilities. 30 Map Updated: October 2021 9

16 Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • LSPARKS.NET PRSRT MOLee’sPermitPostageSTDPaid79Summit64063 RESIDENTIALECRWSS CUSTOMER LEE’S SUMMIT MO 220 SE Green Street Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 www.lsparks.net For updates and more information, go to SummitIce.net Season begins November 18, 2022 and runs through February 26, 2023 * Dates are subject to changes pending weather Activities to Look Forward to: Public Skate • Pond Hockey • Learn to Skate • Skate with Santa Open Skate Pricing: $7 Residents • $9 for Non-Residents $3 Skate Rentals *Early Bird Open Skate Pricing: (Monday -Friday 3-5PM) $4 Residents • $6 for Non-Residents $3 Skate Rentals *Early bird ONLY when LSR-7 is in Session. Rink rentals available during select times of the season Scan with your phone’s camera to go directly to Summit Ice’s web page.