Our Vista News & Recreational Guide | City of Vista

WINTER 2021

SHOP VISTA FOR THE HOLIDAYS Connecting You to the City of Vista

NEWS

Mapping Voting Districts Supporting Small Businesses

RECREATION

Recreation Youth Scholarships Bub Williamson Park

COMMUNITY Jingle Terrace Park & Holiday Food Drive

PRESENTS

NOVEMBER 26 – DECEMBER 23, 2021 NIGHTLY • 5:30 PM – 9 PM Brengle Terrace Park • 1200 Vale Terrace Drive The City's annual drive-thru event features holiday-themed light displays along the driving loop in Brengle Terrace Park.

Enjoy displays of holiday lights depicting many of Vista’s special and unique amenities.

Bring a Food Donation in Support of the North County Food Bank and/or a toy donation for the children of HMLA, the City of Vista's adopted Marine unit at Camp Pendleton.

We're offering a safe way to donate food this holiday season. Volunteers will accept donations right from your vehicle. Visit our website for a list of the most needed food items.

We're also accepting donations of unwrapped toys for the children of HMLA-369, a Marine Aircraft Group at Camp Pendleton.

For More Information cityofvista.com/jingleterracepark Additional support

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Table of Contents CityNews Mapping Out Voting Districts .............................................. 3 City Deploys Funds for Local Businesses, Employees ....... 4 Extra Cannabis Revenues Fund Key Projects ..................... 5 Supporting Local Businesses ............................................. 6 Connecting Seniors to Housing ..........................................7 Bub Williamson Park Project Nears Completion ..............8

RecGuide Holiday Fun ............................................................................ 9 Youth Sports ........................................................................ 10 Adult Sports ....................................................................... 12 Early Childhood Education ............................................... 15 Senior Services .................................................................. 16

Abandoned Vehicles Affordable Housing Building Permits Building Inspections Business License City Clerk City Elections City Council/Mayor City Manager Code Enforcement Economic Development Engineering Facility Rental Finance Fire Department Administration General Information Housing Human Resources Illegal Dumping Jim Porter Rec Center Job Hotline Library (County’s Vista branch) Parks & Recreation Park Maintenance Parking Tickets/Citations Planning Public Works Rancho Buena Vista Adobe Report A Problem Recreation Classes & Programs Senior Center (Gloria E. McClellan) Sewer Billing Sheriff (Non-emergency) Street Lights Street Sweeping Street/Road Construction Traffic Issues VisTix Ticket Office Wave Waterpark

760-639-6141 760-639-6191 760-639-6105 760-639-6106 760-639-6174 760-639-6125 760-639-6125 760-639-6130 760-639-6131 760-639-6141 760-639-6165 760-639-6111 760-643-5268 760-639-6170 760-643-2801 760-726-1340 760-639-6191 760-639-6145 760-639-6141 760-639-6156 760-639-6147 760-643-5100 760-639-6151 760-639-6177 760-639-6141 760-639-6100 760-639-6176 760-639-6164 760-639-6177 760-639-6151 760-643-5288 760-639-6139 760-940-4551 760-639-6177 760-639-6177 760-639-6111 760-639-6116 760-724-2110 760-940-9283

Cultural Arts ........................................................................ 17 City of Vista Parks & Recreation Facilities Map ............. 18 Our Vista is published by the City of Vista three times a year.

Editor: Andrea McCullough Recreation Editor: Fred Tracey Design: Nicole Jasso Front Cover Photo Credit: Moonry Collective Owner Christine Alvarado, Downtown Vista. Photo by Bill Wechter.

Back Cover Photo Credit: Alicia Jeanne Photography Vista Civic Center: 200 Civic Center Drive, Vista CA 92084 This publication is available in an alternate format.

Please contact the ADA Coordinator at 760.639.6145.

Vista City Council: Judy Ritter, Mayor Joe Green, Deputy Mayor John B. Franklin, City Council Member Corinna Contreras, City Council Member Katie Melendez, City Council Member City Council Meetings: Second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm in the Vista Civic Center Council Chambers.

Meetings are broadcast live on the City of Vista YouTube channel and archives are also available.

OTHER LOCAL SERVICES Alta Vista Botanical Gardens Animal Control (Humane Society) Boys & Girls Club Certificates (Birth, Death, Marriage) Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Lifeline Community Services North County Health Services Public Transportation (Sprinter, Breeze) Trash/Recycling (EDCO) Vista Community Clinic Vista Unified School District Vista Historical Society Museum Water Service (Vista Irrigation District)

760-945-3954 760-757-4357 760-724-6606 760-940-6868 760-726-1122 760-945-7425 800-714-1195 760-726-4900 760-757-4566 760-966-6500 760-727-1600 760-631-5000 760-726-2170 760-630-0444 760-597-3100

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Mapping Vista’s Voting Districts In June 2017, the Vista City Council voted to change the way city council members are elected, creating four districts within Vista and adopting a district boundary map. The district maps are required to be reviewed every 10 years based on the latest federal census data. This is to reflect how local populations have changed and to ensure all districts have approximately the same number of residents of voting age.

The City of Vista is beginning its redistricting process using the 2020 federal census data. Several public hearings will be held from mid-December through early 2022. The final map will incorporate the public’s input and will define the four city district boundaries. The new district boundary lines will impact how residents elect their council members for the next 10 years.

Why does redistricting matter to me? Redistricting determines which neighborhoods and communities are grouped together into a district for purposes of electing city council members. The map on this page reflects the current City Council districts.

How do I get involved? Share your thoughts, draw a map, attend an upcoming workshop or public hearing to get involved, or submit written testimony about the process. Go to CityofVista.com/districts for the calendar of meetings, information on submitting a map, and/or, submitting written testimony about the process.

What is the process? The City of Vista has hired a demographic consultant from National Demographics Corporation to draw the district maps based on the community’s input for consideration according to the requirements of the Federal Voting Rights Act and California Voting Rights Act. In spring 2022, the final district boundary map will be presented to the City Council for adoption. i

CityofVista.com/districts | 760.639.6125 Para obtener más información, visite CityofVista.com/district-espanol

CURRENT DISTRICT MAP MAPA ACTUAL DEL DISTRITO

First Redistricting Public Hearing Tuesday, Dec 14, 2021 at 6:00 PM Vista Civic Center, 200 Civic Center Drive

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Funds Deployed to Assist Local Businesses, Employees Despite the challenges with being a small business owner, particularly during the time of COVID-19, Traci Lawson of Public Lemon said she’s honored to be a part of the Vista business community. Lawson, and other Vista business owners, can anticipate more support in the coming months after the City of Vista received $26 million in funds from the American Rescue Plan Act Coronavirus Fiscal Recovery Funding with several million allocated to providing grants and other support to local businesses. The Small Business Grant program launched in November and is being administered through the Vista Chamber of Commerce.

These funds will support the local economy in a variety of ways, including promoting local businesses; waiving fees for activities that support the economy; funding cybersecurity efforts of small businesses; training new entrepreneurs; implementing a paid internship program and a training program for established businesses; and funding a clean and safe program in downtown Vista. Lawson said she’s thrilled to learn about the additional funds the City of Vista will have to support local businesses. “This proves that the City of Vista supports businesses and economy by allowing small businesses to get additional support to help get them through the year and have continued success in the future.” Additionally, a community grant program for Vista non-profits disproportionately affected by the pandemic is being launched by the City of Vista in early 2022 (see page 7). i

Vista Chamber | VistaChamber.org | 760.726.1122

Business Resource & Reference Guide to Homelessness North County San Diego, like all of California, is experiencing a housing crisis. The City of Vista is aware that this issue prompts many questions and concerns, and is working to move unsheltered persons into safer, healthier places, including permanent housing. The City of Vista recently hired a housing navigator to work alongside its Homeless Outreach Team. The outreach team includes a social worker and is making progress by deploying resources in coordination with local and regional partners. Additionally, the County is expanding homeless outreach services by forming a North Region team to address the unsheltered in North County, including in Vista. The County’s new additional resources will double the City of Vista’s ongoing efforts to assist the unhoused population.

To assist the business community with what to do and who to contact to help the unsheltered in Vista, a guide was developed and distributed to local downtown businesses and posted online at CityofVista.com/HomelessBusinessGuide. i

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Extra Cannabis Revenues Fund Key Projects To positively impact the community and businesses, the City of Vista will be using the excess revenues generated from local cannabis sales from the Fiscal Year 2020/21 for new special projects. In April, the City Council decided to cap cannabis sales tax revenues at $4 million and use any revenue in excess of that amount to fund special projects. This past fiscal year, the cannabis businesses generated $5.1 million, which meant $1.1 million was available for new special projects. These projects will be used to ensure the health of Vista youth and for other community projects that will directly impact residents and neighborhoods.

The Special Projects include: • Cannabis decoy and enforcement operations: $20,000 • Youth cannabis prevention and early intervention: $100,000 • Youth scholarship program: $140,000 • Increased lighting in neighborhoods: $270,000 • Park restroom maintenance: $31,000 • New Sheriff’s Deputy: $275,000 • Park Director Rangers, equipment, vehicles (2): $277,000

Economic Development Director Retires After Two Decades After 21 years of service, the City of Vista’s Economic Development Director, Kevin Ham, announced his retirement and shared his optimistic outlook for the city’s future. When he reflected on his time in Vista, he expressed pride in how the city’s business park has grown from seven million square feet of occupied space to 14 million square feet. He also noted how important community-based planning has been for the city’s long-term success.

“Vista’s growth and economic development successes are not about me,” said Ham. “It’s about the team we have here, our leadership, the Vista community, and of course, the amazing businesses we’ve been able to attract and support over the years.”

“Economic development is about bridging partnerships and being creative," City Manager Patrick Johnson said.

"As the City of Vista Liaison and Business Ombudsman, Kevin has worked and succeeded in creating economic and employment opportunities for Vista and in creating innovative solutions that businesses need."

Over the past two decades, Kevin Ham has been instrumental in attracting new tech companies, craft breweries, and other industries to Vista to expand the city’s economic diversity. “His impact has been significant, not just to Vista, but regionally and at the state level,” Johnson said. “We have been fortunate to have Kevin serve Vista for over two decades. He will be missed and we wish him well.” A replacement will be announced after the City of Vista completes the hiring process.

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Supporting Vista’s Businesses

by Shopping Local The Moonry Collective on Main Street and its team of eight women have recharted their professional paths by investing in themselves, each other, and their hometown of Vista. Christine Alvarado, owner and buyer of Moonry Collective, explained that after most were forced to look for new jobs when their previous spa closed in response to COVID-19, they were inspired to come together and find a new way forward.

“We love our downtown Vista location,” said Alvarado. “Our clients tell me how much they love this location. I encourage everyone who comes in to ‘make the loop’ and see all of the other great businesses that are around us downtown. All of the businesses here seem to really complement one another.”

One way to help Vista businesses is to shop local and visit the places and people that make Vista unique. “We are all so Moonry Collective, Christine Alvarado excited and proud to be part of the Vista business community,” Alvarado said. “As we celebrate our one-year anniversary and look ahead to the holiday season, we are doing all we can to make folks feel completely comfortable to shop with us and to make downtown Vista part of their holiday outings. There is lots to do here.”

Shopping local keeps tax dollars in Vista to help fund park and street maintenance, youth and senior activities, and public safety. i

CityofVista.com | Economic Development | 760.643.5243

City Launches Updated New Website

Support Local Businesses

The City of Vista is constantly seeking to improve the delivery of services to residents and customers and recently launched a new website.

The site offers better mobile viewing, an online service finder, and other accessibility features. The website address CityofVista.com remains the same. i

CityofVista.com

Shop local for the holidays!

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When Rent is More than a Transaction

By Keegan Cheleden of Elderhelp of San Diego What if rent was more than a payment and allowed older adults to age in place without isolation? What if rent allowed someone on the brink of homelessness to have stable housing for years? What would happen if rent was more than a transaction and actually became a transformation?

Elderhelp is connecting residents in Vista and helping seniors remain independent and live with dignity in their own homes. One way is through the HomeShare program, which is a roommate matching service with each match having at least one person over the age of 60. Elderhelp enrolls those looking for housing and those with a room to share.

Both parties are fully vetted and candidates are interviewed to create a potential match based on their preferences. For seniors, far beyond fiscal benefits and financial security is knowing the security of their lives is improved with stable housing and that they will remain independent longer and age with dignity – and this transforms lives. i

ElderHelpofSanDiego.org City of Vista Housing 760.639.6191

City Introduces COVID-19 Programs The City is launching two new grant programs, one targeting non-profit organizations and another for Vista families A community grant program for Vista-serving, non-profit, 501 C-3 organizations is being launched to offer assistance to nonprofits serving Vista residents and who have been impacted by the pandemic. The one-time grants will be awarded to organizations assisting youth, low-income individuals and families, seniors, and active military and veteran families in Vista. Priority will be given to small and grassroots organizations demonstrating they have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Grant applications will be available on the City of Vista website in January, 2022.

Another grant program will provide scholarships for income qualifying Vista families registering children for the City of Vista’s recreation programs, including youth classes, recreational sports, early education and summer camp. Applications and detailed information are available on the City of Vista website (see page 10). i

CityofVista.com/nonprofitgrants | CityofVista.com/youthscholarships

Explore Vista’s Hiking Trails Take advantage of Southern California’s mild winter weather and get active. Walking or hiking along Vista’s five trails provides health and wellness for residents and visitors alike. i

CityofVista.com/trails or scan the QR code

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Putting Finishing Touches to Bub Williamson Park Crews are putting the finishing touches to the construction improvements at Bub Williamson Park.

The renovation is nearing completion and is slated to reopen to the public in December. The new park includes a children's playground, picnic areas, remodeled restrooms, and a loop trail with fitness stations.

The improvement project is being partially funded with Community Development Block Grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development. The park sits in northwest Vista at 530 Grapevine Lane.

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RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES FIND PROGRAM INFORMATION ONLINE Recreation: vistarecreation.com Moonlight Amphitheatre: moonlightstage.com Wave Waterpark: thewavewaterpark.com Senior Services: gmacvista.com Public Art: vistapublicart.com OUR SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS

Holiday Fun Visit Jingle Terrace Park, Vista’s drive thru holiday light experience at Brengle Terrace Park. Nightly, 5:30 – 9 pm, Brengle Terrace Park, cityofvista.com/jingleterracepark Moonlight Stage Productions, the City’s resident theatre company, presents its first-ever holiday show, “Miracle on 34th Street: A Musical Radio Play,” at the AVO Playhouse. Performances through December 23, moonlightstage.com.

cityofvistaca • moonlightstage • thewavewaterpark

Spring Sports Registration

cityofvistagov • moonlightstage • thewavewaterpark

Spring Adult Basketball and Adult Softball registration begins Monday, January 3. See page 11.

cityofvista • moonlightstage • wavewaterpark

New Class

DIRECTORY

Line Dancing has been added to our class offerings and classes begin January 6. See page 12.

Administration 200 Civic Center Drive 760.639.6151

Parents Night Out

Recreation & Sports Office 760.643.5273 Facility Rentals 760.643.5268 AVO Playhouse & Moonlight Rentals 760.643.5304 VisTix Ticket Office 760.724.2110 Wave Waterpark 760.940.9283 Park Directors 760.277.8108 Gloria McClellan Center 760.643.5288

PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION Leana Bulay Philip Church Benita Cooper, Vice Chair Norman Halus Olivia Hildreth Rudy Moreno, Chair Debbie Piper John Wathen Jade Wrege

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Each month, Recreation offers Parents Night Out, an opportunity for parents to take the night for themselves by registering their kids for four hours of age-appropriate activities at the Jim Porter Recreation Center. Activities are for ages 5 – 12 and are offered between 5 pm and 9 pm on December 11, January 15, February 19, March 12, and April 16. Cost per child is $10. cityofvista.com/pno

Wave Waterpark Hiring Mark your calendars for February 7 when the Wave Waterpark begins to accept applications for its 2022 summer season.

The Wave offers employment for high school and college students or those looking to pursue a career in health care or hospitality. No previous experience is needed, all job training is provided at The Wave. Requirements: must be at least 16 years of age by hire date. Lifeguards will need to complete a 24-hour training course and swim test. thewavewaterpark.com

CDBG Youth Scholarships for City of Vista Recreation Programs The City of Vista is offering scholarships for income qualifying Vista families interested in registering their child in a City of Vista recreation program. Parents or guardians must submit documentation with proof of City of Vista address, income, and certify your COVID-19 financial hardship.

To apply for a scholarship, the parent or guardian must submit: 1). recreation program registration form (available online below); 2). proof of Vista residency; and 3). proof of income. All documents must be submitted in person Monday - Friday between 10:30 am – 5 pm at the Recreation Office at the Civic Center, 200 Civic Center Drive. Qualifying income limits must fall within the chart below. Families must sign a self-certification form indicating COVID-19 financial impact.

FY 2021 HUD Income Guidelines Family of 1

Family of 2

Family of 3

Family of 4

Family of 5

Family of 6

Family of 7

Family of 8

Extremely Low (0-30%)

$25,450

$29,100

$32,750

$36,350

$39,300

$42,200

$45,100

$48,000

Very Low (31-50%)

$42,450

$48,500

$54,550

$60,600

$65,450

$70,300

$75,150

$80,000

Low (51-80%)

$67,900

$77,600

$87,300

$97,000

$104,800 $112,550 $120,300 $128,050

To learn more about the grant program visit cityofvista.com/youthscholarships.

Para obtener más información sobre el programa de becas para jóvenes, visite cityofvista.com/youthscholarships.

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YOUTH BASKETBALL | Grades K – 12 League games begin in December. Registrations are still being accepted.

Fee: Location:

$95 – $135 per person, depending on year born and residency Games at Brengle Terrace Park and Vista school gyms.

Practices at Vista parks

BIDDY BALL (BASKETBALL) | Grades K - 2 Session

Dates

Days

Times

Ages

“A”

11/19 - 1/23

Tues/Thurs

4 pm - 5 pm

Year Born 2014-16

“B”

11/19 - 1/23

Tues/Thurs

5:10 pm - 6:10 pm

Year Born 2014-16

“C” 1/4 - 2/24 Mon/Sat

Mon 4 pm - 5 pm Sat 8:30 am - 9:30 am

Year Born 2014-16

“D” 1/4 - 2/24 Mon/Sat

Mon 5:10 pm - 6:10 pm Sat 9:40 am - 10:40 am

Year Born 2014-16

Fees: Location:

$95 resident / $115 non-resident Jim Porter Recreation Center

VISTA KENPO KARATE | 6 – 17 years Learn self-defense skills from basic to advanced.

Dates:

1/10/22 – 3/23/22 • 4/4/22 – 6/15/22

Times:

6 – 16 years: 5 pm - 5:50 pm • 17 years: 6 pm - 6:55 pm

Fee:

$140 Vista resident / $168 non-resident; Materials fee $30 for a Black Karate Gi Uniform

Location: Instructor:

Jim Porter Recreation Center Sifu Ronald Jimenez

PEE WEE & INTERMEDIATE TENNIS | 5-12 years Participants learn basic strokes in a fun and supportive group lesson.

Classes are aged based not by ability.

Days:

Mondays & Wednesdays

Times:

Pee Wee Tennis, 5 - 7 years: 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Intermediate Tennis, 8 - 12 years: 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Punch Cards: 5 Classes: $51 Vista resident / $61 non-resident

7 Classes: $71 Vista resident / $85 non-resident Location: Instructor: 11 | RE C GUIDE

Brengle Terrace Park Tennis Courts Heide Clay

REGISTRATION Youth Basketball registration only available in-person.

In-person: Civic Center Recreation Office, 200 Civic Center Drive, weekdays, 10:30 am – 5 pm.

Online: vistarecreation.com

& ACTIVITIES 5-PERSON BASKETBALL Adult basketball is back in Vista! Come play some hoops in one of our divisions: Men’s Beginner; Intermediate and Advanced open leagues; Women’s Leagues; and Men’s 35 & Older Leagues. Individual players call 760.643.5273 for a possible “Individual Players” league. Registration begins Monday, Jan. 3, 2022.

Who:

All Adult Men’s & Women’s Basketball Teams

When:

Monday – Friday evenings. Placement Games begin the week of March 21, 2022

Where:

Jim Porter Recreation Center Gym located at Brengle Terrace Park

Fees:

$340 – Resident Team (two or less non-residents on roster) $400 – Non-Resident Team (three or more non-residents on roster) $30 officials fee per game payable to official at game time.

SOFTBALL Registration for Adult Coed, Men’s and Women’s softball leagues begins Monday, Jan. 3, 2022. Games will be played Sunday through Friday evenings at Brengle Terrace & Breeze Hill parks. Registration is limited to teams. Individual players may call 760.643.5273 to be added to the free agent list which is made available to teams in need of a player. Teams may also sign up for half the season for a reduced rate!

Who:

Adult Men’s, Women’s & Coed Softball Teams

Dates:

Sunday – Friday evenings. Placement Games begin March 7, 2022

Location:

Brengle Terrace, Breeze Hill & Buena Vista ball fields

Fees:

$484 – Resident Team (two or less non-residents on roster) $580 – Non-Resident Team (three or more non-residents on the roster) $16 umpire fee per game payable to umpire at game

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LINE DANCING | 16 & Up Line dancing is an easy, no pressure dance in which a group of people dance along to a repeating choreographed sequence of steps. This is a fun and upbeat way to come together with friends and make new ones. Line Dancing requires no partner. A variety of music will be introduced.

Days/Dates/Time:

Classes begin January 6, 2022 Thursdays, 6 pm – 7 pm

Location:

Jim Porter Recreation Center

Fees:

1 Class: $10 Vista resident / $12 non-resident 6 Classes: $60 Vista resident / $72 non-resident

Instructor:

Christine Alesiani

TENNIS | 13 years & Up For teens and adults who already love the game, know some strokes, and have some knowledge of tennis.

Come and enjoy further instruction including pointers on your swing and increasing your knowledge of the game.

Days & Times:

Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Punch Cards Fees:

5 Classes: $51 Vista resident / $61 non-resident 7 Classes: $71 Vista resident / $85 non-resident

Instructor:

Heide Clay

WOMENS’ TENNIS CLUB | 18 & Up The Women’s Tennis Club invites new players to experience doubles play at Brengle Terrace Park on weekday mornings.

When:

Weekday mornings

Where:

Brengle Terrace Park

Fees:

Varies by member vs. substitute and by residency

Registration: 760.643.5272

VISTA KENPO KARATE | 17 & Up Learn basic self-defense skills from basic to advanced.

Dates/Dates/Time:

Mondays & Wednesdays • January 10 – March 23 and April 4 – June 15 • 6 pm - 6:55 pm

Location:

Jim Porter Recreation Center

Fees:

$140 Vista resident / $168 non-resident; Materials fee $30 for a Black Karate Gi Uniform

Instructor:

Sifu Ronald Jimenez

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TENNIS & PICKLEBALL DROP-IN PLAY When:

7 Days a Week, 7:00 am – 9:30 pm

Fees:

Free

Location: Brengle Terrace Park Thibodo Park Registration: No registration required

ZUMBA | 15 & Up ZUMBA offers easy-to-follow dance moves and motivating Latin rhythms such as Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton, and hip hop. U-JAM is an athletic cardio dance fitness program that combines today’s hits with dance. You don’t need to be a dancer you just need to be ready to have a great time.

Days & Times: Mondays, 6 pm – 7 pm; Saturdays, 9 am – 10 am Fees:

Drop-In: $8 Vista resident / $10 non-resident 10 Pack of Classes $70 Vista resident / $90 non-resident

Location:

Jim Porter Recreation Center Dance Studio

Instructor:

Jim Uy

PICKLEBALL Novice and intermediate level classes are offered for players looking to improve their shot selection, game strategy and to reduce unforced errors. Instructed by Pat Carroll, eight-time national champion.

Days & Times:

Sundays

Novices:

8 am / Intermediate Plays: 9:30 am

Dates:

December 5, 12, 19, 26; January 9, 16, 23, 30; February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 6, 13, 20, 27; April 3, 10, 17, 24; May 1, 8, 15, 22; and June 5, 12, 19, 26.

Location:

Thibodo Park

Fees:

$80 Vista residents / $95 Non-residents

OPEN PLAY AT LUZ DURAN PARK AND VISTA SPORTS PARK All open play activities are subject to change and/or cancellation due to field reservations or field renovations.

Free admission, days and times may vary pending youth league activities. No registration required.

Soccer at Luz Duran Park, weekdays, 8 am – 4 pm Soccer, Baseball, & Football, weekdays, 8 am – 4 pm

REGISTRATION Online: vistarecreation.com In person: Recreation Office at the Civic Center, 200 Civic Center Drive.

By phone: 760.643.5272

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SMART START | 3 – 4 years Our program focuses on readiness skills as an introduction to several concepts such as letter/name recognition, socialization/ interaction, listening and following instructions and fine motor skills. Our classes provide the basic skills and information to prepare the child for the Ready, Set, Learn program.

Class Choices: Monday/Wednesday/Friday or Tuesday/Thursday. Fee based on number of classes per session and morning vs. afternoon.

AM Classes: 8:30 am – 11:30 am Dates Day Fee Nov. 29 - Dec. 22 Nov. 30 - Dec. 21 Jan. 10 - Feb. 18 Jan. 11 - Feb. 17 Feb. 23 - Mar. 25 Feb. 22 - Mar. 24 Apr. 4 - May 13 Apr. 5 - May 12

Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs

$165 resident / $209 non-resident $105 resident / $133 non-resident $255 resident / $323 non-resident $180 resident / $228 non-resident $210 resident / $266 non-resident $150 resident / $190 non-resident $270 resident / $342 non-resident $180 resident / $228 non-resident

PM Classes: 12:15 pm – 3:15 pm Dates Day Fee Nov. 29 - Dec. 22 Nov 30 - Dec. 21 Jan. 10 - Feb. 18 Jan. 11 - Feb. 17 Feb. 23 - Mar. 25 Feb. 22 - Mar. 24 Apr. 4 - May 13 Apr. 5 - May 12

Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs

$154 resident / $198 non-resident $98 resident / $126 non-resident $238 resident / $306 non-resident $168 resident / $216 non-resident $196 resident / $252 non-resident $140 resident / $180 non-resident $252 resident / $324 non-resident $168 resident / $216 non-resident

Instructor: Susanna LaBelle / Jailene Ramirez / Jennifer Lenardic

READY SET LEARN

MOMMY'S LITTLE LEARNER!

4 – 5 years

12 months – 3 years

Our program focuses on language, math, reading, writing, and science to establish a solid educational foundation before your child enters kindergarten. This academic based program emphasizes core curriculum while inspiring learning and acquisition of required knowledge prior to entering kindergarten.

Join us for circle time, arts & crafts, story books, and musical fun Wednesdays 9 – 10 am. Our staff provides you and your child some unique personal time creating special memories you will treasure for a lifetime. All project supplies provided.

Open to moms, dads, grandma, and grandpas with little ones!

Class Choices: Mon/Wed/Fri program or Monday – Friday program Fee based on number of classes per session and morning vs. afternoon Mon./Wed./Fri.

Ages: 12 months – 3 years • Days & Time: Wednesdays, 9 – 10 am

Classes: Dates Times Fees Nov. 29 - Dec. 22 Nov. 29 - Dec. 22 Jan. 10 - Feb. 18 Jan. 10 - Feb. 18 Feb. 23 - Mar. 25 Feb. 23 - Mar. 25 Apr. 4 - May 13 Apr. 4 - May 13

Mon/Wed/Fri AM Mon/Wed/Fri PM Mon/Wed/Fri AM Mon/Wed/Fri PM Mon/Wed/Fri AM Mon/Wed/Fri PM Mon/Wed/Fri AM Mon/Wed/Fri PM

$165 resident / $209 non-resident $154 resident / $198 non-resident $255 resident / $323 non-resident $238 resident / $306 non-resident $210 resident / $266non-resident $196 resident / $252 non-resident $270 resident / $342 non-resident $252 resident / $324 non-resident

Monday - Friday Classes: Dates Times Fees Jan. 10 - Feb. 18 Mon - Fri AM $435 resident / $551 non-resident Jan. 10 - Feb. 18 Mon - Fri PM $406 resident / $522 non-resident Feb. 22 - Mar. 25 Mon - Fri AM $360 resident / $456 non-resident Feb. 22 - Mar. 25 Mon - Fri PM $336 resident / $432 non-resident Apr. 4 - May 13 Mon - Fri AM $450 resident / $570 non-resident Apr. 4 - May 13 Mon - Fri PM $420 resident / $540 non-resident Instructor: Daniela Juarez 1 5 | RE C GUIDE

Session Dates & Themes: Dec. 1 - Dec. 22: Elves at Work Jan. 12 - Jan. 26*: 2022 - Time to Celebrate!

Feb. 2 - Feb. 23: Hearts and Presidents Mar. 2 - Mar. 23: Mother Earth’s Gifts Apr. 6 - Apr. 27: April Showers May 4 - May 25: Mom is the Bomb!

Fees: $60 resident / $60 non-resident (4 Weeks) $45 resident / $45 non-resident (*3 Weeks)

REGISTRATION & INFORMATION Register at the Jim Porter Recreation Center, online at vistarecreation. com, or by phone at 760.643.5272. Programs conducted at the Jim Porter Recreation Center.

For Smart Start & Ready Set Learn Children must be fully potty trained without pull-ups. First session must be paid in full. $10 non-refundable deposits may be placed on subsequent sessions to secure the child’s spot for the school year.

Fees are based on the number of classes per school year.

No Classes: Dec. 23 – Jan. 10 / Jan. 17 / Feb. 21 / Mar. 28 - Apr. 1.

WEEKDAY NUTRITION PROGRAM The Center offers nutritional lunches for adults aged 60 and above weekdays from noon until 12:30 pm.

Reservations required by 1 pm one day prior by calling 760.643.5288. Suggested contribution for lunch is $4 for ages 60 and above and $8 for those under age 60. Lunch menu available at gmacvista.com.

Transportation to The Center for lunch is available to Vista residents aged 60 and above. Call 760.643.5288 by 1 pm the day prior. Suggested contribution for roundtrip service is $1.

WEEKEND MEAL BAG Free to seniors aged 65 and above and includes fresh produce, two light lunches, and milk. Available for pickup on Fridays between 11 am and noon. Reservation required by the previous Friday by calling 760.643.5288.

HOME DELIVERED MEALS Home bound seniors in Vista who are aged 60 and above and meet qualifications are provided a healthy meal delivered to their home weekdays. For more information, call 760.643.5288.

OUT & ABOUT SENIOR TRANSPORTATION The Center offers Vista residents aged 60 and above with these transportation options: • Van service for grocery shopping and medical appointments in Vista.

• Driver service provided by volunteer drivers.

• Discounted taxi scrip – receive $20 booklet for $8. Four booklets per month.

Days of service: Tuesdays and Thursdays for grocery shopping and medical appointments, and Fridays for medical appointments.

Advanced reservations are required. To reserve or get more information, call 760.643.5288.

CENTER ACTIVITIES Some activities are returning to The Center! Visit gmacvista.com for the monthly schedule of activities including our Knitting Group, Music Appreciation, Bingo and Craft Classes.

HOMESHARE RESOURCE The City of Vista has partnered with Elderhelp to help match seniors with those who have a spare room available to rent allowing seniors to remain independent. For more information, call 858.748.9675.

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