2022 Winter Shoreviews

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City Hall

651-490-4600 Community Center 651-490-4700 Parks and Recreation 651-490-4750

Building Permits 651-490-4683 Code Enforcement 651-490-4669 Forestry 651-490-4665 Human Resources 651-490-4619 Planning and Zoning 651-490-4680 Recycling 651-490-4650

Sewer & Water 651-490-4661 Streets 651-490-4671

Utility Billing 651-490-4630

Police & Animal Control

Police protection and animal control are provided by Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office. For non-emergencies 651-767-0640 For emergencies 911

Fire

Fire protection is provided by the Lake Johanna Fire Department. For emergencies 911 Dispatch Non-emergency 651-415-2100

City Officials

Sandy Martin, mayor 651-490-4618 | smartin@shoreviewmn.gov

Sue Denkinger, council member 651-260-1940 | sdenkinger@shoreviewmn.gov

John Doan, council member 763-355-8746 | jdoan@shoreviewmn.gov

Emy Johnson, council member 763-443-5218 | ejohnson@shoreviewmn.gov

Cory Springhorn, council member 651-403-3422 | cspringhorn@shoreviewmn.gov

Brad Martens, city manager 651-490-4611 | bmartens@shoreviewmn.gov

To My Shoreview Family:

As I write my last letter as mayor, I am overcome with appreciation and pride. When I embarked on this journey in the 70’s, I never imagined what the future would hold. My interest at that time was focused on my young family and working towards enhancing all the natural amenities in Shoreview. I certainly didn’t think that I would have the honor of becoming the longest-standing mayor and being reelected 13 times!

One thing that has given me great pride and satisfaction is our strong and active community. At my first meeting as mayor in 1997, I said that leadership is never singular but comes from all those who come to the table and that remains true. Our community has come to the table again and again to work together to create one of the premiere communities in the twin cities. I truly love this job and you have all made it extremely rewarding.

I want to thank everyone who has contributed to our success as a community. I couldn’t have done this for 26 years without the residents, community volunteers, my fellow councilmembers, and the professional staff.

It has been an honor and a privilege to serve you and I will continue to be involved and helpful in the future. I intend to spend the rest of my life right here in the city I love.

Sandy Martin Mayor of Shoreview

2023 Budget Maintains Essential Services

At its September 6, 2022 meeting, the city council adopted a preliminary 2023 tax levy of $15,346,898. This is a 6.90% increase above the 2022 tax levy. The preliminary tax levy and corresponding capital budget are designed to maintain essential services and programs including:

• Public safety (Ramsey County Sheriff and Lake Johanna Fire Department)

Maintaining existing services, programs, and infrastructure

• Park maintenance and improvements

Building inspections

Community and economic development

Community center operations and recreation programs

Some of the reasons for the levy increase include increased police and fire costs, employee wages and benefits, and minor increases in the debt service, economic development authority, and capital asset replacement levies.

2023 Budget Hearing

Monday, December 5 at 7 pm

Rental licenses

All rental licenses in Shoreview expire on December 31. Applications for a new license must be submitted before January 1. Licenses can be renewed if the property is up to code, the utility bill is current, and no conduct issues are not present.

$75 application fee

• $50 inspection fee if needed

• $75 late application fee

Renew online or contact fcupery@shoreviewmn.gov or 651-490-4669.

Winter Weather Guide for homeowners

Snow smart

Ready to shovel? Keep these tips in mind after a snowfall: Clear snow from your driveway, sidewalk and mailbox area

Shovel snow onto your lawn – not into the street Plows work overnight and during the day – don’t park on the street until it’s been cleared from curb to curb

• Shovel around the nearest fire hydrant and storm sewer

• Street parking is not permitted from 2-5 am Limit your use of salt – just a teaspoon of road salt can pollute up to five gallons of water. Use salt sparingly and only when the temperature is above 15 degrees. Sweep up any excess before it’s washed into the storm sewers

Energy efficiency

• Lock windows, keep curtains open during the day and closed at night, and close fireplace dampers to keep warm air in and cold air out

• Set your thermostat lower when you’re not home or invest in a smart thermostat that can be set remotely with a smart phone

Use a roof rake to remove snow from your roof and help prevent ice dams. Ice dams can cause leaks and extensive damage that is expensive to repair

Consider wifi-connected outlets or using timers for lights inside and outside

• Furnace tune-ups can help prevent malfunctions during severely cold weather

Newer windows and doors are more energy efficient than older versions – if you’re considering updating plan ahead for spring or fall installation when temperatures are more moderate.

Green Community Awards

All of the 2022 Green Community Award winners have one thing in common: they want to make a difference. A difference not only for themselves but for their families and for future generations. They want to demonstrate to us the benefits and ease of installing solar power or native habitats.

Youssef Rmayti | Lake Ridge Drive

Youssef says his daughter inspired him to make a difference. And what a difference he made. He added 42 solar panels on his south facing roof. He didn’t stop there. He replaced the washer and dryer with a high efficiency model, added an electric ondemand water heater, and installed a motion sensor light switch that will automatically turn off lights if no one is in the room.

Kate McWilliams | Tanglewood Drive

Kate took a threat and turned it into an opportunity. Oak wilt began taking out towering oak trees in her parent’s forested lot. Invasive species began taking over the newly clear areas. Kate fenced in a 700 square foot portion of the woods with deer fencing. She removed the invasives such as buckthorn and garlic mustard and repopulated the area with native species such as Pennsylvania sedge, Columbine, Serviceberry and Ironwood.

For their commitment environmental benefit and public education, the 2022 Green Community Awards are presented to:

Megan & Adam Millsop | Chandler Road

Megan used to work in the solar industry and knew about the rebate programs that made their installation affordable. They have designed their set up so they can add solar panels and battery storage in the future. Their home is on a corner lot and neighbors noticed when the panels were being installed. Megan saw this as an opportunity to inspire others to add solar panels on their homes too.

Adam Bloemke

Not only did Adam put solar panels on his south facing roof, he added a battery storage system. The panels charge the batteries during the day, and he powers his home, EV, yard and recreational equipment in the evening. As a result, nearly all his electricity needs are met by his solar array.

Each winner has a different set up, but they all have identical advice. Get started now. There are plenty of resources to help. Do a little research and start where you are with what you can do.

Resident Resources

Rain Gardens

The new destination playground at Shoreview Commons Park has attracted visitors since its construction, with most people focused on the eye-catching structures, unique surfaces, and creative ways to play. Some may have noticed flowers blooming throughout the summer in wood chipped areas. These areas situated in the play space aren’t only beautiful landscaping, but do an important job as well. The seven rain gardens in and around the playground capture and filter storm water that falls on the hard play spaces.

Water that falls on hard surfaces quickly rushes off and can easily flood areas where it pools. This water also carries pollutants with it as it washes away. Rain gardens provide both a place for water to collect before it can soak into the ground and a place to filter out pollutants before it flows to other water bodies. Most of the time there won’t be water visible in the rain gardens, but if you happen to be at Shoreview Commons after a heavy rain, you might notice water collecting in them for a short time before it absorbs into the ground.

Look for these rain gardens and others throughout the city that can be found in yards, parks, and next to parking lots and streets!

Are you looking for ways to add water quality and natural resource improvements to your property?

Your local watershed district can help by providing technical and financial assistance.

rwmwd.org/get-involved/stewardship-grants

• www.ricecreek.org/grants

Shoreview is part of two watershed districts - check the websites above to find out which one you're located in.

Winter pruning

Late winter is the best time to prune trees. Pruning during the winter reduces the risk for pests or diseases to enter an open wound and harm a tree. In spring, trees are able to heal pruning wounds when they become active as the weather warms.

Oak trees should not be pruned from April through July. This is the highest risk time for spread of oak wilt among oak trees. Oak wilt is a fungal disease that can spread from beetles moving from tree to tree and from roots that are connected underground.

Ramsey County Yard Waste Hours

December - March

Monday - Friday: closed

Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm

April - November

Monday: 11 am - 7 pm

Tuesday: closed

Wednesday: 11 am - 7 pm

Thursday: closed

Friday: 11 am - 7 pm

Saturday: 9am - 5 pm

Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm

Closed on: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Christmas Day.

Home improvement financing for

Shoreview residents

Loans of up to $50,000 are available through the City of Shoreview to make improvements and repairs to homes, including energy efficiency upgrades. NeighborWorks Home Partners works with the city to administer this loan program.

There are two types of loans. Amortizing loans have monthly payments and a low interest rate. Due-on-sale loans are at 0% interest and are paid back when the home is sold, transferred, or no longer owner-occupied as a primary residence. Which type of loan you may qualify for will depend on your household income.

Amortizing loans: These loans are available to homeowners whose income is at or below 120% of Area Median Income (AMI). The maximum loan amount is $50,000. Due-on-sale loans: These loans are available to homeowners with incomes below 80% of Area Median Income. The maximum due-on-sale loan is $25,000. Visit shoreviewmn.gov/homeloans for more information.

Sustainable Holidays

Are you overwhelmed by shipping boxes, wrapping paper, and leftovers after the holidays are over? Most Americans produce around 8 pounds of trash every day during the holidays. Here are a few tips to keep the slog at bay.

Wrapping

Wrapping paper with glitter, metal, or tissue cannot be recycled. Reusable gift bags, fabric bags, and paper without glitter and metal are better options.

Save gift bags, shirt boxes, and even tissue paper to reuse next year.

Gifts

Consider gifts that offer an experience like gift cards for a day of cross-country skiing or a membership to a local museum.

Check social media for gifts. Not only can you save money, but you might find pre-assembled toys, electronics without a lot of packaging, and vintage items.

Get thrifty. Thrift stores are a great resource beyond clothing - look here for household items, toys, and books.

Find gifts or gift certificates from local businesses. Grab a gift card from your favorite flower shop, coffee shop, bakery, or restaurant.

Cardboard

Cardboard can be placed in your recycling cart for regular pick up. If you have more than can fit in the cart, it can also be dropped off at Advanced Disposal (309 Como Avenue).

Tree recycling

After the holidays bring your live evergreen tree to the maintenance center for recycling.

Evergreen trees only – no wreathes or boughs

4615 Victoria Street N Monday – Friday 7 am – 3 pm

Holiday string lights

From December 1, 2022 - January 20, 2023 all Saint Paul Libaries will take broken or burned out holiday string lights for recycling. Visit bit.ly/3LN3aDE for details and locations.

Holiday lights are accepted at mobile household hazardous waste collection sites, and at the year-round household hazardous waste facility (5 Empire Drive).

Pass it on

If you have more than you need or want in your home, consider donating items. Senior care centers can often use arts and crafts supplies for programs and residents. Buy Nothing groups on social media can help your items find a new home and use.

Resident Resources

Shoreview Northern Lights Variety Band Holiday Concert

This year, the Shoreview Northern Lights Variety Band is celebrating Holiday Traditions at its annual concert. You'll hear favorite seasonal music, experience a few laughs and capture the perfect Instagram moment as you and your family step out of a horse-drawn carriage.

 Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 7 pm  Benson Great Hall, Bethel University  Carriage rides from the parking lot begin at 6:15 pm.  Doors open at 6:30 pm

Tickets are $15 and available at:  box-office@bethel.edu  651-638-6333  Benson Great Hall Box Office  At the door  Shoreview City Hall during regular business hours

The Shoreview Northern Lights Variety Band (SNLVB) is under the musical direction of Dr. Michael Scott. Mr. Kevin Mills is Associate Director. The band's 80 adult volunteer musicians have entertained audiences throughout the region for nearly three decades. The band annually recognizes two Shoreview area young musicians with a cash scholarship award and, for the directors, a band room commemorative plaque.

Visit snlvb.com for more information.

Each November, the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf provides Thanksgiving bags to nearly 800 families in our community who are struggling to make ends meet. With your help, we can ensure that our neighbors in need have enough food to prepare a delicious Thanksgiving meal including a turkey and all of the fixings to share with their loved ones.

You can help make the holidays brighter for a family in need. Here's how:

1. Make a monetary donation online at www.givemn.org/donate/Ralph-Reeder-Food-Shelf

For every dollar donated the food shelf can purchase up to $10 worth of food.

2. Donate holiday food items during the months of November and December– canned corn, canned green beans, canned peas, canned sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie filling, evaporated milk, boxed jello, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy mix, dessert mixes and $20 grocery store gift certificates to purchase a turkey.

Drop off November 1 through December 15, Monday - Friday, 9 am - noon at (back entrance) at the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf2544 Mounds View Blvd. Mounds View, MN 55112.

3. Operation Joy - Donate new unwrapped toys or gifts for children ages birth through age 17 at the Mound View Community Center December 1-13th. 5394 Edgewood Dr. Mounds View, MN 55112

For more information on how you can help, visit www.ralphreederfoodshelf.org or call 651-621-6280. Thank you!

NYFS Open House

You’re invited to attend NYFS Open House to learn more about how the agency is finding creative and safe ways to help youth and families address their mental health needs in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Attendees will learn how play therapy and art therapy are used to help clients process trauma and what NYFS is doing in the community to support mental health. The open houses will be held this fall and through the winter at NYFS’ Shoreview headquarters, 3490 Lexington Ave. N, in Shoreview. Beverages and appetizers will be served. Contact Amelia Maijala at amelia@nyfs.org for information on upcoming dates and to reserve your spot.

Thanksgiving for All Project helps fill empty plates during the holidaysYOU can help!

Shoreview Historical Society

The Children’s Preventorium first came to my attention, by happenstance, many years ago at the Minnesota Historical Society. I saw a photo of three boys, in diapers and wearing goggles, under a sun lamp. “What,” I asked myself, “is that?”

Now, decades later, I am at work answering that question. Thanks to the patient ledger that SHS President Jacci Krebsbach saved from destruction, we have a complete list of the some 950 children who passed through the the preventorium between 1915 and 1953. And thanks to Ancestry.com, it is possible to trace almost all of them to the ends of their lives. I’ve traced hundreds so far.

The story of the preventorium is, on one level, the story of Ramsey County’s response to a bewildering public health threat, tuberculosis. The disease then had no cure, and often spread within families. What to do? Taking children out of their homes into a disease-free environment seemed to make sense. The medical science of the time, 1915, supported this approach. And the results were good – very few of the preventorium kids ever got TB.

On another level the story of the preventorium is one of families fractured by the threat of disease. The average stay at the Preventorium was about two years, a long time for a young child, but hundreds stayed much longer – three, four, five, sometimes six or even seven years. Imagine being removed from your home at age six and returning only at age eleven.

I’m writing an article for Ramsey County History magazine, very tentatively scheduled for publication some time in 2023. It will tell the institutional story and a sampling of the family stories, and there will be lots of photos.

If you have a preventorium story, please contact me at ashland1661@gmail.com.

Meeting broadcast schedule

Channel 16 broadcasts live city council and planning commission meetings every month.

Live Shoreview City

Council Meetings

• First and third Monday every month at 7 pm

Live Shoreview Planning Commission Meetings

Fourth Tuesday of the month at 7 pm

View the full schedule and replay information at shoreviewmn.gov Council and planning commission meetings can be streamed live at shoreviewmn.gov/agendas

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Access Shoreview

Sign up to receive our online newsletter that is sent after each meeting with news and events.

Visit bit.ly/AccessShoreview

Membership Rates and Benefits

Membership Fees

Annual Membership1 (with one year membership agreement)

FAMILY DUAL ADULT YOUTH/SENIOR

Rate* $925 $795 $555 $450

Shoreview resident $725 $645 $425 $360

Military* $885 $755 $525 $430 Military resident* $700 $620 $415 $350

Annual Membership Billed Monthly1 (With one year membership agreement)

FAMILY DUAL ADULT YOUTH/SENIOR

Rate* $84 $72 $51 $45

Shoreview Resident* $70 $62 $41.50 $35

Military* $81 $69 $49 $43 Military Resident* $67 $59 $40 $33

1 $100 early cancellation fee * Sales tax is included in price.

Seasonal Membership (Three month)

FAMILY DUAL ADULT YOUTH/SENIOR

Rate* $345 $330 $235 $182 Shoreview resident* $277 $255 $180 $150

* ID required for military and resident rates. Rates are subject to change.

Military resident not available for senior memberships

Seniors: 65 & older Youth: 17 & younger

• Dual membership is two people living in the same household. Family is two adults plus dependent children under 23 living in same household. Proof of dual and family member qualification is required. Military ID required for military rate.

• Fees are subject to change.

• We accept payment by any major debit/credit card.

Annual membership includes unlimited use of:

• Fitness center (14 years and older. Children 12 and 13 years old must complete a teen equipment orientation to use the fitness center.)

Shoreview waterpark, including tropics and bamboo bay

Indoor playground (Ages 1 - 10)

• Indoor track (14 years and older)

• Basketball courts

• Whirlpool (18 years and older)

• Members registration day and the ShoreViews home mailing.

General Information and Hours

Hours and rates are subject to change. Visit shoreviewmn.gov for the latest information.

Daily Rates:

All guests must pay admission; this includes non-swimming guests and adults in the playground and gymnasium.

DAILY PASS

Adult (18 and older)

RATE SHOREVIEW RESIDENT MILITARY MILITARY RESIDENT

$12 $10.25 $10.75 $9.50

Youth (1 to 17; under) $11 $9 n/a n/a

Family* (2 adults + 4 children living in same household) $45 $37 $43 $35

Seniors (65 and older) $11 $9 $10.25 $8.50

* Family pass is limited to six individuals living in same household.

INDOOR PLAYGROUND ONLY RATE SHOREVIEW RESIDENT

All visitors. $6.75 $6.25

All playground visitors must pay admission; this includes supervising adults.

COUPON BOOKS (10 DAILY PASSES)

RATE SHOREVIEW RESIDENT

Adult $126 $92.25 Youth/Senior $117 $81 Indoor Playground $60.75 $56.25

SENIOR TRACK DISCOUNT (65 & OLDER) RATE SHOREVIEW RESIDENT

Track use only

Per visit $6 $5

Punch card (includes 10 visits) $54 $45

Fees are subject to change. We accept any major debit/credit card. All rates above include sales tax. Visit shoreviewmn.gov for updates.

Hours

Children 12 & under must be supervised by an adult while in the community center.

DAY COMMUNITY CENTER PLAYGROUND

Monday – Friday 5 am – 9 pm 8 am – 8 pm

Saturday 6 am – 8 pm noon – 8 pm

Sunday 6 am – 8 pm noon – 6 pm

Holiday Hours

November 24 5 am – noon 8 am - noon

December 24 6 am - noon 8 am – noon

December 25 Closed Closed

December 30 5 am – 8 pm 8 am – 8 pm

December 31 6 am – 4 pm 8 am – 4 pm

January 1 8 am – 8 pm noon – 6 pm

Pool Hours

The waterparks, lap swim, and open swim are available at various times throughout the week.

See the service desk for a schedule or visit shoreviewmn.gov/ waterpark.

Kids Care

Child care is available for community center customers. See page 25 for details

Drop-in volleyball

Sunday, 8 - 10 am Tuesday & Thursday, noon - 1 pm

For waterpark hours please visit shoreviewmn.gov/waterpark

See page 16 for holiday hours

Shoreview room

Maximum capacity of 300 people

• Includes adjacent fireside lounge

Private outdoor deck

Choose your own licensed caterer

• Alcohol service available with in-house provider

• $500 refundable damage deposit

Days

Rate

Shoreview resident

$950 $825 Fri $1,360 $1,240

Sun – Thurs

Sat $1,650 $1,500

Wedell Community Room

Maximum capacity of 250 people

• Choose your own licensed caterer

Alcohol service available with in-house provider

$500 refundable damage deposit

Days

Sun – Thurs

Rate Shoreview resident

$675 $570

Fri $1,025 $900

Sat $1,250 $1,125

Half Community Room

• Available Sunday – Thursday

Maximum capacity of 100 people

• $100 refundable damage deposit

Days

Rate

Shoreview resident

Sun – Thurs $400 $370

Haffeman pavilion

• Permanent picnic tables seat up to 150 guests

Located in Commons Park, next to the community center Indoor room with air conditioning, restrooms, and fireplace

Garden space

Lawn space with AV capabilities

• Decorative pond with fountain and benches

• Ideal space for ceremonies

• Located next to the pavilion $500 refundable damage deposit Haffeman Pavilion and Garden Space

Park shelters

Small shelters are available at most Shoreview parks. The daily rental fee is $40. Learn more at shoreviewmn.gov

Park shelter Capacity

Bucher

4 tables; up to 24 people Lake Judy 2 tables; up to 15 people McCullough 2 tables; up to 15 people Shamrock 5 tables; up to 40 people Sitzer 4 tables; up to 32 people Commons 3 tables; up to 20 people

The following parks are owned and operated by Ramsey County Parks & Recreation. For more information call 651-748-2500 or visit ramseycounty.us

Island Lake County Park

• Lake Owasso County Park

• Snail Lake County Park

Turtle Lake County Park Contact us Monday – Friday 9 am – 4:30 pm 651-490-4790 rentals@shoreviewmn.gov

Birthday Parties

Poolside cabana

Semi-private space, located in Bamboo Bay waterpark Seating for 16 guests

• Includes 16 admission wristbands (Sat – Sun)

$100 refundable damage deposit

Day Duration Rate Shoreview resident

Sat - Sun 3 hours $375 $350

Poolside party room

Private room, located downstairs

• Seating for 32 guests

Includes 32 admission wristbands

$100 refundable damage deposit

Day Duration Rate Shoreview resident

Fri – Sun 3 hours $525 $475

Activity room

Private room, located upstairs Large windows with natural lighting

• Seating for 24 guests

• Includes 24 admission wristbands (Fri – Sun)

Adjacent rooms available for extra fee

• $100 refundable damage deposit

Day Duration Rate Shoreview resident

Mon – Thurs 2 hours $85 $75

Fri – Sun 3 hours $425 $375

Playground party area

• Semi-private space, located in playground

• Seating for 12 guests

Includes 12 admission wristbands (playground-only)

$100 refundable damage deposit

Day Duration Rate Shoreview resident

Any 3 hours $225 $200

Meeting room

Private room, located upstairs

• Seating for 16 guests

Includes 16 admission wristbands (Fri – Sun)

Adjacent rooms available for extra fee

• $100 refundable damage deposit

Day Duration Rate Shoreview resident

Fri – Sun 3 hours $300 $275

Admission is now included with these party options. Visit shoreviewmn.gov to learn more or call 651-490-4790 to book your party.

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Group Fitness Classes

Call for information: 651-490-4750

• Please check class schedule at the beginning of the month Refunds are issued for medical reasons only

• Membership is not required

• SeniorFIT classes are free to only seniors with an annual senior membership.

• All classes are 50 to 60 minutes unless otherwise noted Classes with three participants or fewer are subject to change or cancellation Group fitness classes are great for all fitness levels

• Find out which classes best suit your needs by calling the fitness coordinator at 651-490-4768

60/40

The first 60% of the class is cardio – either high/ low impact cardio, step, kickboxing, cycling or dance followed by the remaining 40% of class time to execute effective resistance exercises.

Barre principle

In each energizing and targeted workout, you’ll use the barre and exercise equipment such as mini-balls and small hand weights to sculpt, slim, and stretch your entire body.

The resistance workout

Incorporates strength training exercises using various pieces of equipment and/or your own body weight. Class focuses on all major muscle groups with some added attention to form. Progressions can include compound exercises and functional balance exercises.

Step cardio

Warm up with basic step moves and then learn fun choreographed patterns, combinations, and movements on an adjustable step.

Dance jam

Dance your heart out while getting an amazing workout

Fundamental combo

Low impact cardio followed by basic strength training.

H.I.I.T. (High Intensity Interval Training)

Intervals of extreme cardio and / or resistance followed by a short recovery.

The groove

In this choreographed class you will learn one awesome dance routine. You will be amazed at the great workout while you get your “groove” on!

Power pump

Kettlebell training

This class uses kettlebell conditioning drills to provide a total body workout.

Power strength

This weightlifting class uses barbells and dumbbells and is focused on building muscle mass and strength. We’ll use heavier weights with lower reps to focus on technique.

Cycle rave

We pedal to the music and that’s it! Experience a fun, crazy party on your bike! You will be amazed at the workout you get.

Cycle training

Ideal tool to compliment the outdoor cyclist. Doing hills, sprints, flat roads while using time, speed, and distance drills, this workout will help increase your overall performance in speed, power, and endurance.

Total body workout

Incorporates exercises designed to enhance your agility, speed, power, strength, and quickness. Equipment used may include weights, TRX (suspension training), kettlebells, bands, benches, and BOSU® balls. The class will also elevate your heart rate as you are challenged with drills in either circuits and/or a stand-alone station.

• Weight training with free weights and dumbbells.

Build lean muscle with different tempos for reps, higher reps, and supersets.

Cardio kickboxing

A dynamic and energetic class that combines kicks, punches, and blocks. This athletic-based class is easy to follow and provides a challenging workout.

Zumba®

Grooving to the beats of salsa, reggaeton, cumbia, hip hop and merengue, this class feels more like a dance party than a workout, which is exactly what makes Zumba® so popular! The Latininspired dance workout is one of the most popular group exercise classes around.

Mind/Body Classes

Stretch and balance

A beneficial blend of balance exercises and static (holding) and dynamic (moving) stretches.

Yin/restorative yoga

This grounding practice will have fewer postures which you hold for longer periods of time, allowing you to focus on breathing into the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds the joints in the body.

Yoga basics

This class is based on physical postures, deep breathing, mindfulness, and listening to the body. A slower paced class that focuses on fundamental postures. Great class for beginners or for one seeking a modified (gentle) yoga class option.

Hot yoga

Intense practice that will move you through powerful and aggressive postures and/or series. This practice is meant to detoxify the body, build strength, and burn calories through movement, breath, and heat. Designed for intermediate to advanced levels.

Class temp range is 80-90 degrees.

Fitness Pilates

Focus on balancing all muscle groups, strength, and flexibility, with an emphasis on challenging the core muscles with each movement.

Power yoga

Students will focus on linking conscious breath with a vigorous and mindful flow. Participants will build strength, flexibility, and concentration while cleansing the body and calming the mind.

Yoga/Pilates fusion

The perfect combination of Pilates and yoga! Receive the benefits of core training, muscle contraction and lengthening, isometric holds, balance postures, and mind/ body awareness.

Yoga sculpt

Fusion of vinyasa yoga and strength endurance training. This unique and intense workout incorporates hand weights and is designed to tone and shape your body. Build stamina through a series of squats, lunges, crunches, plank holds, cardio work, balancing postures, and stretching.

Water fitness classes

All water classes are held in the pool.

• The pool is between 3 1/2 and 4 1/2 feet deep

• All fitness levels are welcome

The pool temperature is between 83 - 84 degrees

Aqua fit

Enjoy this active water class! You will increase your flexibility, endurance, and overall muscle strength in the water. The water’s resistance provides a whole body workout.

SeniorFIT aqua exercise

Join us for a low-impact water class. You will work on increasing your cardiovascular health, flexibility and overall range of motion. Swimming ability is not required.

Kids Care

Kids Care provides a stimulating and safe environment for children 6 months to 8 years of age. Kids can explore and interact with other children while you enjoy the community center's amenities. First come, first served.

Max 2 hour stay.

Kids Care phone number: 651-490-4763

Closed: November 24, December 24 & 31

Monday - Saturday: 8 am - 12:30 pm Monday - Thursday: 4 - 8:30 pm Friday: 4 - 7 pm

SeniorFIT classes

SeniorFIT classes are free to annual senior members. If you are not an annual senior member, you may purchase a Group X Card or a drop-in pass. See page 22 for Group X Card information. All fitness levels are welcome.

SeniorFIT chair yoga

Experience the benefits of yoga while sitting in a chair. Some standing postures may be included in this class.

SeniorFIT strength training

Resistance exercise executed while sitting in a chair. Come join us for a great strength training workout in a comfortable setting.

SeniorFIT aqua exercise

Join us for a low-impact water class. You will work on increasing your cardiovascular health, flexibility and overall range of motion. Swimming ability is not required.

SeniorFIT let’s move

No chairs needed for this active movement class. Class ends with a 15 minute cool down and extended stretch.

Winter Session

January 3 - March 31

Registration is not required.

CLASS/INSTRUCTOR DAY TIME

Chair yoga: Beth Monday 8:30 am

Aqua exercise: Fran Monday 9 am

Strength training: Nancy or Perry Tuesday 8:30 am

Chair yoga: Gretchen Wednesday 8:30 am

Aqua exercise: Fran Wednesday 9 am

Let’s move: Perry Thursday 8:30 am

Strength training: Denise Friday 8:30 am

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Community Center Member Equipment

Orientation (Individual or Group)

Get introduced to fitness center equipment and learn how to utilize strength and cardio equipment safely. The schedule and sign-up sheet for equipment orientations is located at the fitness center desk. For more information call 651-490-4768.

AGES COST

All members of the community center are encouraged to attend a one-time fitness equipment orientation.

FREE to members

Individual teen equipment orientation

The teen equipment orientation provides 12 and 13-yearolds knowledge of proper form and appropriate use of fitness equipment.

Registration forms are available at the front desk and lower level service desk. The schedule is located at the fitness center desk, or call 651-490-4768 for more information

AGES COST

Required for ages 12 and 13 to use the fitness center

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Certified Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach, Austin Jordi, will be leading you through this elevating journey.

Location: community center - Studio 1 Registration deadline: January 12

Drop-in pickleball

All are welcome! You do not need to be a member of the Shoreview Area Pickleball Club for indoor drop-in play.

Pickleball punch card

Cost $50 (11 visits)

Punch card is good for both drop-in locations. Available for purchase at the parks and recreation office

Office hours: Monday – Friday, 8 am-4:30 pm

AGE

DATE & TIME COST

18+ Mon – Fri, Oct 3 – April 28* 8 – 11 am

18+ Wed, Oct 5 –May 17 5:30 – 9:30 pm

FREE to SCC Members, $5 for non-members

LOCATION

Community Center

$5 per person Island Lake School gym

*No drop-in pickleball: Dec 23 – Jan 2, Jan 16, 26, & 27, Feb 20, March 9 – 17, & April 7 Good sportsmanship is expected; kindness goes a long way. Members are expected to play fairly, respect opponents and be gracious in winning or losing.

Adult Activities Newsletter

Sign up to receive a copy of our quarterly adult activities newsletter. It contains additional program offerings, interesting articles, and more. Call 651-490-4714 to join our mailing.

Friends & co.

Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly is now Friends & Co! The new name expresses all that they do: fostering friendships, connections, companionship and community. Their new name and logo convey their compassionate nature and focus on meaningful connections for older adults. Friendsco.com 612-721-1400

Alzheimer’s Association

Helpline 24/7/365 • 800-272-3900

Dial 711 for a TRS operator

Helpline specialists and clinicians offer confidential support and information to people living with the disease, caregivers, families and the public.

Call: We are available in any language around the clock, at 800-272- 3900. E-Chat: Visit Alz.org, click the green “we’re here to help” button to connect with Helpline staff. Live chat is typically available from 7 am – 7 pm (CST) Monday - Friday. See page 30 for Shoreview group.

Meals On Wheels

The Meals On Wheels program is available to eligible seniors and certified, disabled individuals (regardless of age) who live in Mounds View School District 621. Hot, nutritious noon meals are delivered by volunteers Monday through Friday, except on holidays. For more information, call 651- 621-7950.

Senior LinkAge Line

800-333-2433

A free state-wide resource supporting older Minnesotans and their caregivers. Get connected to local resources, housing, Medicare information, and free classes. Senior LinkAge line is a division of the MN Board on Aging; working to ensure that all Minnesotans can age and live well.

Free ten-minute functional balance screening by OSI Physical Therapy

Make an appointment for an in-person screening to measure your fall risk and identify areas to strengthen. Past participants are fans and recommend the evaluation to their friends. You can re-test to see your progress.

Evaluate:

• Static and dynamic balance systems to establish fall risks Identify any areas that could benefit from focused strength training

• Identify simple assistive devices

Ten minute appointments available from 9 - 10 am. Register online or call 651-490-4714.

AGE DATE

55+ Tues, Jan 3 Tues, Feb 7

Tues, March 7 Tues, April 4

Location: community center Registration deadline: One week before class

Walk with Ease ®

In partnership with Juniper, and Wilder

You should be able to be on your feet for at least ten minutes without increased pain. Walk With Ease® is led by a trained instructor from the Wilder Foundation. It’s evidencebased and developed by the Arthritis Foundation in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The class combines self-paced indoor walks with discussions about health related topics.

• Improve your flexibility, balance, strength and stamina

• Reduce pain and feel great Learn how to walk safely, comfortably and at your own pace

Meet new friends

Location: community center

Registration deadline: December 19

AGE DATE TIME COST

40+ Mon & Thurs, Jan 5 – Feb 16 (no class Jan 16) 9:30 – 10:30 am Free

Adult Programs

Learn to play Mah Jongg

This stimulating game is easy to learn and a challenge to master. It’s a social game of skill, strategy, and luck. Mah Jongg will keep you quick on your toes! Tiles provided. Registration includes a National Mah Jongg League score card. Instructor Tarri Levine is patient and has a great love for teaching the game. She shares her knowledge of the game in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: January 4

AGES DATE TIME COST

18+ Wed, Jan 18 –Feb 15

9 – 11:30 am $88; $80 SV Res

Planning for social security and long term care

with Shoreview resident Johnathan Rice, RICP & CRPC. Johnathan has been educating people about preparing and helping people plan their retirements for over 20 years and he is a partner with Diversified Wealth Management.

Social Security Optimization

There are over 700 different social security filing strategies. Three out of four people unknowingly take a reduction in their SS income. Familiarize yourself with the multiple filing strategies so you make the best decision when filing.

Location: community center Registration deadline: four days before class

AGES DATE

TIME COST

55+ Tues, Dec 6 Tues, Feb 21 noon – 1 pm 6 – 7 pm $4; $3 SV Res

Retirement roadblocks

The road to financial freedom in retirement may have twists and turns get the knowledge now that straightens the path.

What is your financial risk?

• Are you confident that your savings will withstand a 25+ year retirement?

What is your plan to combat inflation?

Is your retirement income dependent on market performance?

• How much of your retirement savings can you withdraw each year without running out of money?

• Are your Social Security benefits optimized for you and your spouse?

Do you have strategies for rising healthcare costs and potential long-term care needs?

• Do you have a tax allocation strategy to help lessen tax impacts during retirement?

Securities offered through Securities America Inc., member FINRA/SIPC and advisory services offered through Securities America Advisors, Inc., Diversified Wealth Management and the Securities America Companies are independently owned.

Location: community center Registration deadline: four days before class

AGES DATE

TIME COST

55+ Thurs, Dec 8 Thurs, Feb 23 6 – 7 pm noon - 1 pm $4; $3 SV Res

Dementia care giver support group with respite care

500 Card Club

Join us for cards and conversations. No partner required.

Location: community center fireside lounge No registration required

AGES DATE TIME COST

21+ Mon 12:30 pm Free

This support group is led by a trained facilitator from Alzheimer's Speaks. In a nearby room your loved one can enjoy activities lead by Brookdale North Oaks. The program is free. Registration requested but drop-ins are welcome if space is available. Location: community center

AGES

18+

DATE

Wed, Dec 28

Wed, Jan 25

TIME

10 – 11:30 am

10 – 11:30 am

Wed, Feb 22 10 – 11:30 am

Wed, March 29

10 – 11:30 am

AARP Foundation Tax Aide

Call the parks & recreation office at 651-490- 4750 on or after December 13 at 9 am to schedule an appointment. You do not need to wait until you have all of your paperwork to schedule your appointment. Book your appointment early –space fills quickly.

AARP Foundation’s Tax Aide volunteers provide free tax assistance to seniors and those with a low income. Trained volunteers complete basic federal, state, and property tax returns.

What to bring:

• Current tax records

• Last year’s tax return Social security card

Photo ID

Income tax appointments are about an hour. Appointments required.

Tax Aide needs volunteers

If you are interested in volunteering as a member of the AARP Tax Team contact District Coordinator, Maggie Bratton: mbtaxes77@gmail. com. No experience necessary, and an extensive IRS approved training program is provided.

Location: Community center Wednesdays Feb 15 - April 12

Adult Programs

AARP Driver Safety Program

Taught by AARP trained instructors, Smart Driver teaches safe driving techniques to help keep you and your loved ones safe on the road. Insurance discounts for those 55+ after completing the eight-hour introductory course. A four-hour refresher course is required every three years.

Have your AARP member number ready when you call for a discounted registration rate. You can pay over the phone with a credit/debit card.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: four days before class

Four hour refresher classes

AGE DATE & TIME

55+ Wed, Dec 7 9 am – 1 pm

COST

$33; $26 AARP member

Wed, Jan 11 9 am – 1 pm $33; $26 AARP member

Thurs, Feb 9 9 am – 1 pm $33; $26 AARP member Thurs, Feb 23 5 – 9 pm $33; $26 AARP member

Mon, March 20 9 am – 1 pm $33; $26 AARP member Thurs, March 30 5 – 9 pm $33; $26 AARP member

Eight hour classes

AGE DATE & TIME

55+ Wed & Thurs

Jan 18 -19

9 am – 1 pm

Mon & Tues Feb 27 – 28 9 am – 1 pm

COST

$33; $26 AARP member

$33; $26 AARP member

Adult Programs

Learn to paint

Learn the basic technique of one-stroke painting using acrylic paints. Class includes step-by-step instruction and painting supplies. Classes are taught by Jill Mason from Painting with Jill. No experience needed.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: five days before class start

AGES DATE TIME CLASS COST

18+ Mon, Jan 23 1 – 4pm Winter Bliss $48; $44 SV Res

Mon, Feb 13 1 – 4pm Roses and Buds $48; $44 SV Res

Mon, Mar 27 1 – 4pm Spring Time $48; $44 SV Res

Mon, April 17 1 – 4pm Garden Flower $48; $44 SV Res

Mixed media art classes

Explore texture, color and creativity as you use epoxy resin, alcohol inks, and other media to create unique pieces of colorful art. No experience needed.

Location: community center Registration deadline: one week before class start

AGES DATE TIME CLASS COST

18+ Thurs, Jan 19 6 - 8 pm Snowman Design –paint, glass and Resin

$63; $58 SV Res

Thurs, Feb 9 6 - 8 pm Alcohol ink jewelry $63; $58 SV Res

Tues, March 21 6 - 8 pm Glass Cross, Painting and Resin $63; $58 SV Res

Thurs, April 13 6 - 8 pm Using Sublimation to paint on special surface

$63; $58 SV Res

Thurs, May 4 6 - 8 pm Tropical Painting, Glass and Resin $63; $58 SV Res

Paint with me!

Grab your favorite adult for a fun morning of painting with Paint by Jill. A young person along with their special adult will create a painting together on one canvas. Registration covers one child and their adult. Additional children require an additional registration.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: five days before class starts

AGES DATE & TIME CLASS COST

Child 5+ Adult 18+

Sat, Jan 14 10 am – noon Winter Fun $40; $36 SV Res

Sat, Feb 4 10 am – noon Heart You $40; $36 SV Res

Sat, March 11 10 am – noon Irish Me $40; $36 SV Res

Sat, April 1 10 am - noon Bunny Love $40; $36 SV Res

International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Why the Jews?

In recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we’ve invited Ken Engel to share the story of his parents who survived the Holocaust. The stories of Holocaust survivors transcend time and remind us of the constant need to be vigilant citizens and to stop injustice, prejudice, and hatred wherever and whenever they occur.

Ken is a member of the Speakers Bureau of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas/Tolerance Minnesota, the JCRC Middle East Speakers Bureau, and other platforms. He has trained thousands of survivors, children/grandchildren of survivors, community activists and lay members on how to effectively and comfortably share their stories.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 18

AGE DATE TIME COST

18+ Fri, Jan 27 1 – 3 pm Free

The first Minnesota Regiment volunteers

Come hear a soldier’s perspective of serving with the hard-fighting Minnesota 1st Volunteers. Called into duty by Gov Ramsey in 1861 they served with honor at the first Bull Run, Antietam, and of course, Gettysburg.

July 2023 marks the 160 anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg where General Hancock rode up to the 1st Minnesota, the only organized Union troops at hand, pointed at the advancing Confederates, and ordered the 1st Minnesota to “Take those colors!” Their sacrificial charge against overwhelming odds halted the Confederate advance. Join us for an exclusive day-trip to see the Battle Flag they captured at Gettysburg; see page 34 for details.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 17

AGE DATE TIME COST

18+ Tues, Jan 24 1 – 2 pm $10; $9 SV Res

The life of George Washington

He was the Commander of the Continental Army, the President of the Constitutional Convention and the first President of the United States. Washington was known as "first in the hearts of his countrymen!" Was he irreplaceable or was he the right person, in the right place at the right time?

Instructor: history buff, David Johnston

Location: community center Registration deadline: March 6

AGE DATE

TIME COST

18+ Mon, March 13 1 – 2 pm $10; $9 SV Res

Adult Programs

Day trip to the Minnesota Orchestra – DVOŘÁK

REGISTER NOW

Join us starting at 9:30 am for donuts and coffee in the fireside lounge before boarding the mini-bus to Orchestra Hall to see your Minnesota Orchestra. Light refreshments after the concert on the way back to the community center.

The 2019 winner of the International Tchaikovsky Competition, Alexandre Kantorow makes his first appearance on the Orchestra Hall stage, performing Tchaikovsky’s Second Piano Concerto.

Japanese conductor Kazuki Yamada makes his debut leading the Orchestra in Takemitsu’s breathtaking piece, How Slow the Wind. He’ll then lead the orchestra in the all-time favorite of classical music, Dvořák’s New World Symphony.

Program estimated run time 2 hours:

TAKEMITSU, How Slow the Wind TCHAIKOVSKY, Piano Concerto No. 2

• Intermission

DVOŘÁK, Symphony No. 9, From the New World

Location: Meet at community center fireside lounge between 9:30 – 10 am. Bus leaves at 10am

Registration deadline: December 16

AGES DATE & TIME COST

18+ Thurs, Feb 16 9:30 am – 2 pm

$86; $76 SV Res

Day trip to Minnesota History Center: Private viewing of the 28th Virginia Battle Flag and self-guided museum tour*

It’s a special trip to the MN History Center to see the 28th Virginia Battle Flag that was captured by the First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment on the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg. In the midst of Pickett's Charge on July 3, 1863, Private Marshall Sherman captured the flag from the 28th Virginia. The flag was turned into the U.S. War Department and cataloged, but by the late 19th century, it was back in Minnesota. Requests from Virginia to have the flag returned have not been successful. This object opens interesting discussions about the ownership of history.

*Make sure you attend the First Minnesota Volunteers History seminar listed on page 33!

Location: Meet at community center fireside lounge between 10 – 10:20 am

Registration deadline: January 12

AGES DATE & TIME COST

18+ Thurs, Feb 2 10:30 am – 2 pm

$37; $34 SV Res

Travel Show with Jeanie’s Journeys

Jeanie from Jeanie’s Journeys will be talking about some amazing upcoming tours for 2023.

Upcoming trips:

• Washington DC and Gettysburg at cherry blossom time

Pella Tulip Festival and the Amana Colonies River cruising Holland in the spring

• Norwegian Fjord Cruise

• Italy and Greece Mediterranean Cruise Little House on the prairie tour Mystery tour

All prices per person double occupancy & include air/motorcoach. Join us for a talk on the highlights. No registration required

AGES DATE & TIME COST

18+ Tues, Jan 17 1 pm Free

Day trip to Mickman Brothers Holiday Tour and Lunch at Carol’s

Get in the holiday spirit! Take a behind the scenes peek at the wreath assembly at Mickman Brothers in Ham Lake and tour the beautiful garden center. Their award winning team makes a large variety of wreaths that are shipped all over the country. You’ll have time to shop after our tour. We’ll head to Carol’s Restaurant for lunch (on your own).

Registration does NOT include lunch or shopping purchases.

Bus Pick Up/Drop Off Location: Shoreview Community Center AGES DATE & TIME

18+ Tues, Dec 6 9 am – 1 pm

Landmark Tours

Shoreview Parks & Recreation is pleased to offer a number of extended tours for 2023 in cooperation with Landmark Tours. A local, family-owned tour operator, Landmark’s inclusive packages feature round-trip airfare, quality accommodations in great locations, many enjoyable meal experiences, admission to all itinerary attractions, deluxe motorcoach transportation, and the services of a professional Tour Manager. Join us to learn more on January 19 at 1 pm

Upcoming travel opportunities include:

Memories of WWII: London, Normandy, Paris Taste of Italy

Best of Norway: Oslo to Bergen Pacific Northwest Wonders

Alaska: Glaciers & Trains or Land & Sea Nova Scotia & the Islands of Eastern Canada Historic Trains of Colorado Germany, Austria & Switzerland

Tuscany: Culture & Cuisine

Shoreview Parks & Recreation swim lessons

Our mission is to provide inclusive swim lessons for everyone. Our fun and imaginative approach to lessons will help you create a lifelong love of swimming. Pick your best learning environment - group lessons or private lessons. Parent-toinstructor communication is key to successful lessons. Our instructors love to teach and receive ongoing training.

Swim lesson policies

We do not provide make-up swim lessons for any classes.

• Participants will be emailed specific programs policies before the class starts.

Cancellation policies & fees

$5 if you cancel at least one week before the class start date.

$10 if you cancel within one week of the class start date.

No refunds on or after the class start date.

A note about swim lessons

Due to high demand, private lessons are limited to 2 sessions per participant, per session.

Swim lessons are not canceled if Mounds View School District cancels after school activities due to weather.

• Group classes with fewer than three registered participants will be canceled.

• Students are not allowed to swim before or after lessons. Students should use the bathroom and shower before entering the pool area.

• Staff aren’t allowed to take students to the bathroom.

If your child needs a quieter environment to learn, look at our Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday lessons.

• Children ages 4 and under may use any locker room. Children ages 5 and older must use the same sex locker room or family locker room. The pool water temperature is kept at 85 degrees.

Free swim lesson checks

Not sure of what level to register your child for? Reserve your time at shoreviewmn.gov

If your child has been away for more than three months we recommend repeating the previous level.

Sunday, December 11, 10 – 11 am

Thursday, January 5, 5:30 – 6:30 pm

Sunday, February 12, 6:30 – 7:30 pm

Wednesday, March 1, 5:30 – 6:30 pm

Private lessons (PR)

Ages 3 - Adult

Private and semi-private lessons offer one-on-one training so you’re able to learn at your own pace. Lessons are 30 minutes and available at set times.

NUMBER OF LESSONS COST COST SV RES 6 $152 $138

Semi-private lessons

You must have two people at the same ability for a semi-private lesson

Register one child for a regular private lesson then visit or call Parks & Rec 651-490-4750 to have the lesson switched to semi-private

Rate listed per person

NUMBER OF LESSONS COST COST SV RES 6 $113 $103

Custom private instruction

Flexible scheduling with three months to complete after first lesson starts Option to reschedule with advance notification

For more information contact the aquatic coordinator at 651-490-4766.

Rate listed per person NUMBER OF LESSONS COST COST SV RES

Custom Semi-private lessons:

Group lessons

• Group lessons will have one instructor to a maximum of four students.

• Group lessons are 40 minutes unless noted.

• Parent/child lessons are 30 minutes.

NUMBER OF LESSONS COST COST SV RES

6 lessons $90 $82

Parent/child Lessons

Parent/child (PC 1)

Ages 9 months – 2½ years

Enter/exit water with assistance

Blow bubbles & submerge head

• Front/back float with guardian & instructor

• One adult must accompany each child in the water.

Parent/child 2 (PC 2)

Ages 2 - 3½

A parent accompanies their child in the water for the first few weeks and gradually reduces participation

• Enter/exit water independently

• Blow bubbles & submerge head

Front/back float with instructor

• Front/back glides with assistance

Front/back flutter kicking with instructor

Beginner lessons

Beginner 1 (B1)

Ages 2 ½ - 4

• Independent entry/exit Front/back floats with assistance – 3 seconds Front/back glides with assistance

Front/back flutter kicking with support

Front crawl arms with face in the water

Beginner 2 (B2)

Ages 3 5 or passed B1

Independent front/back floats - 5 seconds

Front/back glides Front/back flutter kicking

• Front crawl arms with flutter kick

• Rhythmic breathing

Beginner 3 (B3)

Ages 3 - 5 or passed B2

Independent front/back floats - 8 seconds

Independent front/back glides with flutter kicking

Front/back flutter kicking8 yards

• Front crawl with rhythmic breathing with assistance

Beginner 4 (B4)

Ages 4 6

Independent front/back floats – 10 seconds

Independent front glide into front crawl

• Front/back flutter kicking –½ length

• Front crawl with rhythmic breathing with assistance –8 yards

Youth beginner (YB)

Ages 6 - 12

New to swim lessons or haven’t been in lessons for several years

• Independent front/back floats – 10 seconds

Independent front/back glides with flutter kick Front/back flutter kicking –½ length

Front crawl arms with rhythmic breathing

Intermediate Lessons

Intermediate 1 (I1)

Ages 5 - 7

Front/back flutter kicking – ½ length

• Independent back glide with flutter kicking

• Flutter kick with rhythmic breathing ½ length

Front crawl with rhythmic breathing ½ length

Intermediate 2 (I2)

Ages 5 - 13

Front glide into front crawl – 8 yards

• Back glide into back crawl – 8 yards

• Front/back flutter kicking – 25 yards

• Back crawl with assistance – 8 yards

Elementary backstroke kick ½ length

Tread water

Intermediate 3 (I3)

Ages 5½ - 13

• Front crawl with rhythmic breathing – 25 yards

Back crawl – ½ length

Elementary backstroke – ½ length

• Tread water

Intermediate 4 (I4)

Ages 5½ - 13

• Front crawl with open turn – 50 yards

• Back crawl – 25 yards

Elementary backstroke – 25 yards

Open turn – front

• Whip kick – 25 yards

Advanced Lessons

Advanced 1 (A1)

Ages 6 - 13

• Front crawl with flip turns – 75 yards

• Back crawl with open turns – 50 yards

Elementary backstroke – 25 yards

Breaststroke – 25 yards

Breaststroke whip kick Flip turns

Advanced 2 (A2)

Ages 6 - 13

Front crawl with flip turns – 100 yards

Back crawl w/open turns – 75 yards

• Breaststroke w/underwater pull out – 50 yards

• Breaststroke underwater pull out Dolphin kick – 25 yards

• Scissors kick – 25 yards

Advanced 3 (A3)

Ages 6 - 13

Front crawl with flip turns – 150 yards

Back crawl with open turns – 100 yards

• Breaststroke with underwater pull out – 75 yards Butterfly – ½ length Sidestroke – 25 yards

Wednesday Jan 11 - Feb 15 5 - 8 pm

Thursday Jan 12 - Feb 16 5 - 8 pm

Saturday Jan 7 - Feb 11 8:30 - 11:40 am Sunday: session 1 Jan 8 - Feb 12 8:30 - 11:40 am 6:15 - 7:45 pm Sunday: session 2 Feb 19 - Mar 26 8:30 - 11:40 am

SNORKELING

Learn the basics of snorkeling while discovering the underwater world. A variety of swimming abilities are encouraged to join us, but basic swimming skills are needed. Equipment provided. Location: community center

Mermaid adventures: introduction

Key Log Rolling

Join our six-week course or our single day sessions to learn the basics of log rolling from one of our trained Key Log Rolling instructors! Classes will focus on building and improving skills while helping beginners learn new skills.

Aquatic

Kids Corner Preschool

September 11, 2023 - May 24, 2024

A $75 non-refundable fee is required at the time of registration.

Kids Corner Preschool

A to Z: Full Day Preschool Program:

Structured learning 9:30 am - 3:30 pm

Skill work: letters, numbers, colors, shapes, printing, counting, beginning math, and more

• Weekly nature based play, music, Spanish, physical education, swimming and library visits

• Lunch not provided - students need a bag lunch and drink

• Must be toilet-trained

Must be age 3 by June 1, 2023

AGES DATE & TIME

3 – 5 Mon – Fri, 7 am – 5:30 pm

WEEKLY FEE

$288; $263 SV Res

3 – 5 Mon, Wed, Fri, 7 am – 5:30 pm $200; $181 SV Res

3 – 5 Tues & Thurs, 7 am – 5:30 pm $159; $144 SV Res

Kids Corner offers students fun and educational experiences that help get them ready for kindergarten.

Located inside the community center, students have an opportunity to play and explore indoor and outdoor playgrounds, the gymnasium, and outdoor nature areas. 0utdoor nature and science programming provides a unique learning experience you won't find at most preschools.

Daily snack included.

Calendar follows Mounds View School District 621 non-school days.

2½ - 3 years old

• Early learning: colors, shapes, patterns, days of the week and more

• Great first-time classroom experience Socialization skills in large group

• Monday & Friday curriculum varies

• Must be 3 by May 31, 2024

CLASS DATE & TIME MONTHLY FEE

Monday Funday Mon: 9:30 – 11 am $90; $81 SV Res

Wednesday Funday Wed: 9:30 - 11 am $96; $88 SV Res

Friday Funday Fri: 9:30 – 11 am $78; 72 SV Res

3 - 4 years old

• Early learning: letters, numbers, colors, shapes, writing skills, social skills

Weekly large motor skills/physical education time included

Must be 3 by September 1, 2023

CLASS DATE & TIME MONTHLY FEE

ABCs & 123s Tues & Thurs 9:30 am - noon $175; $160 SV Res

3 - 5 years old

• Skill work: letters, numbers, colors, shapes, printing, counting, beginning math, and more.

Weekly large motor skills/physical education time included.

Must be 3 by September 1, 2023

CLASS DATE & TIME MONTHLY FEE

Stepping Stones Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30 am – noon $246; $225 SV Res

4 - 5 years old

• Kindergarten readiness

Skill work: letter recognition, printing, counting, early math, cutting and scissors

Weekly large motor skills/physical education time included

• Must be 4 by September 1, 2023

CLASS DATE & TIME MONTHLY FEE

Alpha Kids Tues & Thurs 9:30 am –12:30 pm $194; $175 SV Res

Santa’s Workshop

Kids’ Secret Holiday Shopping Spree

Saturday, December 17

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Sweetheart dance

Youth Programs

Music Together

Sing, laugh, move and learn along with your baby, toddler or preschooler in these award-winning classes. The little ones love the delightful, engaging classes and the caregivers love helping their children grow into confident, life-long music makers. Infants under eight months on the first day of the fall session attend free with a paid sibling. Participants receive a CD, a code to download the music using our free ‘Hello Everybody’ app, an illustrated songbook and parent education materials. Try a free demo class to see if this program is a good fit for your family. Infants (born after January 26, 2022) under 8 months attend at no cost with a paid sibling.

Free demo classes

Location: community center

Registration deadline: December 31

AGES DATE TIME COST

0 - 5 Mon, Jan 2 9:30-10:15 am Free

0 - 5 Tues, Jan 3 10:30 – 11:15 am Free

0 - 5 Sun, Jan 8 4:30 – 5:15 pm Free

Registration deadline: January 8

AGES DATE & TIME COST

0 - 5 Mon, Jan 9 – March 13 10 – 10:45 am $195; $109 additional sibling

0 - 5 Tues, Jan 10 – March 14 9:30 – 10:15 am $195; $109 additional sibling

0 - 5 Tues, Jan 10 - March 14 10:30 – 11:15 am $195; $109 additional sibling

0 - 5 Sun, Jan 15 – March 19 4:30 – 5:15 pm $195; $109 additional sibling

Wish Upon a Ballet

This program incorporates popular children’s stories as well as ballet stories to create a dance class that is more than ballet steps. Come join the fun! Students will need ballet shoes and comfortable clothes they can move around in.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 1

AGES DATE & TIME COST

3 - 6 Sun, Jan 15 – March 5 2 – 2:45 pm

Wish Upon a Ballet and Tap

$98; $91 SV Res

This class includes the Wish Upon a Ballet curriculum with the added fun of tap! Proper terms for dance steps will be taught as well as body awareness to improve posture, strength and flexibility. Students will gain poise and confidence as they leap and spin! Ballet and tap shoes are required.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 1

AGES DATE & TIME COST

4 - 7 Sun, Jan 15 – March 5 2:45 – 3:30 pm

Hip Hop Dance Party

$98; $91 SV Res

This program is sure to keep students active! Learn upbeat styles such as jazz and hip hop and move to your favorite songs. The students will also learn warmups such as stretching, isolations and across the floor exercises! Dance shoes or indoor sneakers are preferred.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 1

AGES DATE & TIME COST

5 - 10 Sun, Jan 15 – March 5 3:30 – 4:15 pm

$98; $91 SV Res

Youth Programs

Beauty and the Beast musical theater class

Tale as old as Time! We will learn music and choreography from Beauty and the Beast and put together our own musical! Everyone will learn how to put together a professional show from start to finish. Learn how to properly speak your lines, block a scene, develop your character and much more! We will also play fun creative games! No experience necessary. All that is needed are comfortable clothing and lightweight tennis shoes or dance shoes. Friends and family are invited to a special performance beginning the final 30 minutes of the final class.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: January 7

AGES DATE TIME COST

4 – 8 Sat, Jan 14 – March 4 1:30 – 2:30 pm $98; $91 SV Res

High School Musical theater class

Learn lines, songs and dances from High School Musical and put on a show! Everyone will learn how to put together a professional show from start to finish. Learn how to properly speak your lines, block a scene, develop your character and much more! No experience necessary. All that is needed are comfortable clothing and lightweight sneakers or dance shoes. Friends and family are invited to a special performance beginning the final 30 minutes of the final class.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 7

AGES DATE TIME COST

7 – 12 Sat, Jan 14 – March 4 2:30 – 3:30 pm $98; $91 SV Res

Our littlest fan’s favorite art class

This class is packed full of fan favorites! From paper mache bowls, projects that glow-in-thedark, and messy clay masterpieces, these are the Kidcreate projects our littlest students love the most! All of them are put together in one very popular class. This is the stuff the kids can’t get enough of and is guaranteed to be an artsy good time! Come ready to get messy while you play right along with your child. Children must be accompanied by a caregiver.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: January 1

AGES DATE

18 mo – 6 years Tues, Jan 10 – 31

Canvas & clay

TIME COST

9:30 – 10:30 am $89; $80 SV Res

Creating with clay and painting on canvas- it just doesn’t get any better than that! In this camp, your child will get to experiment with many different types of art while learning simple step-by-step painting and clay techniques. They will make 3D bears, owls that glow-in-thedark, a scratch board painting of a cat and so much more! What a great way for your child to explore the incredible world of art! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Location: community center

Registration deadline: February 1

AGES DATE

TIME COST

5 – 12 Sat, Feb 11 9 am – 3 pm $115; $110 SV Res

Elementary Spanish

Come learn Spanish with Language Sprout. This elementary-focused, immersive program will get your child speaking fast. Our classes combine theme based and grammar lessons with hands-on learning to meet your child at their right level. Class includes a parent portal for continued learning at home.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 1

AGES DATE TIME COST

6 – 12 Sat

Jan 7 – March 4 9:30 – 10:15 am $210

Young learners Spanish

Come sing, dance and play as we learn Spanish! Our young learners program blends real world play with language immersion to have your child on a fast track to bilingualism. Join us as we learn colors, shapes, numbers, feelings, pets, vegetables and more in this uniquely fun language program.

A parent/guardian must attend class with child.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 1

AGES DATE TIME COST

2 – 5 Sat

Jan 7 – March 4 10:30 – 11:15 am $210

Chess school

Twin Cities Chess club provides an environment for children of all skill levels to learn and enjoy the game of chess. Students are grouped together according to their age and ability with an optional tournament. Classes will be taught by Igor Rybakov, the USCF-rated tournament chess player, named best chess coach in Minnesota.

Location: community center Registration deadline: one week before class

AGES DATE TIME COST

5 – 15 Sat

Jan 7 – Feb 25

5 – 15 Sat March 4 – April 22

10 – 11:15 am $119

10 – 11:15 am $119

Babysitting 101

This class will cover:

First Aid

• Sitter Safety

Crafts, toys & childproofing

• Nutrition

Location: community center

Registration deadline: four days before class

AGES DATE TIME COST

10 – 13 Sat, Jan. 14 8 am - noon $69; $63 SV Res

10 – 13 Sat, Feb. 25 8 am – noon $69; $63 SV Res

Babysitting First Aid

Students interested in continuing their babysitting skills will learn about:

• Recognizing an emergency

• When to call for help Care for injuries and allergic reactions

• How to help a choking child/infant

• Students will also put together a small first aid kit

Location: community center

Registration deadline: four days before class

AGES DATE TIME COST

10 – 13 Sat, Jan 28 8:30 – 11:30 am $47; $43 SV Res

Youth Cricket

NEW!

Cricket is the second most popular sport in the world and one of the fastest growing in the USA! Participants learn the basics of Cricket batting, bowling (pitching), and catching in a safe, friendly environment. No prior experience needed. Participants should wear clothes and shoes they can be active in and bring a water bottle. Classes are taught by MVP Cricket Academy.

Location: Island Lake Elementary Registration deadline: One week before class starts

Esports Register and compete against other gamers in your community!

• All ages and all skill levels welcome

• Players only need to purchase one season pass to unlock all of the games

• If the game is team based, all players on the team must purchase a season pass

• Once a player has registered, an activation code will be sent

• Online capabilities and designated console/games are required for participation Registration

Lil Ninjas and Tae Kwon Do classes are taught by Master Pam Meyers of Sun Yi’s Academy of

Questions about her program? Send Pam an email at pmeyerstkd@gmail.com

Lil Ninjas

Lil' Ninjas is specifically designed to enhance your child's development in a fun and motivating way. Class focuses on improving basic listening, social, and motor skills. Our instructors work on focus, team work, control, balance, memory, discipline, fitness, coordination, and respect.

Class is limited to 8 students. Sun Yi Academy uniforms are required. Uniforms can be purchased for an additional fee (cash or check) with the instructor the first night of class.

Location: community center - studio 3 Registration deadline: December 29

CLASS DATE TIME COST

4 – 6 Wed, Jan 4 –March 22 5:15 – 5:45 pm $108; $96 SV Res

4 – 6 Wed, Jan 4 –March 22 5:45 – 6:15 pm $108; $96 SV Res

4 - 6 Fri, Jan 6 –March 24 5:15 – 5:45 pm $108; $96 SV Res

4 – 6 Fri, Jan 6 –March 24 5:45 – 6:15 pm $108; $96 SV Res

Introduction to Tae Kwon Do

This class is for students new to Sun Yi's Academy of Tae Kwon Do. Students will learn the fundamental skills of Tae Kwon Do. No uniform is needed for this class. Wear comfortable clothing.

Location: community center- studio 3 Registration deadline: January 2

CLASS DATE TIME COST

7+ Fri, Jan 6 –March 24 6:30 – 7 pm $108; $96 SV Res

7+ Fri, Jan 6 –March 24 7:15 – 7:45 pm $108; $96 SV Res

Tae Kwon Do

New students must take Introduction to Tae Kwon Do before taking a ranked class.

Tae Kwon Do is unlike other martial arts programs, incorporating physical and mental elements into each class. Classes teach kicking, punching, striking, and blocking techniques through traditional Tae Kwon Do. Students will improve stamina, strength, speed, agility, coordination, balance, reflexes, concentration and confidence.

If your child has taken Tae Kwon Do at another location, please email Pam at pmeyerstkd@gmail.com to verify their rank before you sign them up for class.

Location: community center - studio 3

Registration deadline: December 29

Pre-requisite: Introduction to Tae Kwon Do CLASS

March 23 5:30 – 6:15 pm

Jan 3 – March 23 6:15 – 7:15 pm

March

Traditional Tae Kwon Do.

Tumbling

Discover the sport of tumbling in a positive, educational atmosphere. Participants will learn basic skills on floor, balance beam, bars, and vault. Due to space limitations there is no observation area for parents; parents are invited to observe the final class.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 2

AGES CLASS TIME COST

2 – 3 Toddler & parent* Sat, Jan 7 – Feb 25 9:45 – 10:30 am $100; $90 SV Res

3 – 5 Beginner Sat, Jan 7 – Feb 25 10:45 – 11:30 am $100; $90 SV Res

5 – 7 Intermediate Sat, Jan 7 – Feb 25 11:45 am – 12:30 pm $100; $90 SV Res

*One parent/guardian must attend class with child.

After-school sports

Instructors provide the opportunity for participants to try a new sport each week! Sports include basketball, soccer, kickball, pickleball, and more! Class meets inside the gym.

Location: Island Lake Elementary gym

Registration deadline: January 6

GRADE CLASS TIME COST

1 – 5 Tues & Thurs

Jan 10 – Feb 16 (no class Jan 26)

4:05 – 5:05 pm $110

Girls volleyball skills

Participants will develop skills and learn the rules and strategy of volleyball in a team setting.

Location: Mounds View Community Center Registration deadline: December 27

GRADES CLASS TIME COST

4 – 5 Tues, Jan 3 –Feb 28 6 – 7 pm $65

6 – 8 Tues, Jan 3 –Feb 28 7 – 8 pm $65

TGA Golf

TGA Golf brings the golf course to your student, making it easy to learn and play golf in a fun and safe environment. Instructors help students develop golf skills and knowledge, while teaching valuable life lessons like honesty and sportsmanship.

Location: Island Lake Elementary gym

Registration deadline: January 20

GRADE CLASS TIME COST

1 – 5 Mon

Jan 23 – March 6 (no class Feb 20)

4:05 – 5:05 pm $120

Mini kickers soccer

This is a great class for learning the basic skills and sportsmanship of soccer. John Swallen, former goalkeeper for the Minnesota Thunder, will teach youth through a variety of fun soccer games.

Location: community center Registration deadline: January 14

AGES DATE TIME COST

3 – 5 Sat, Jan 21 – Feb 25 9 – 9:30 am $83; $76 SV Res

3 – 5 Sat, Jan 21 – Feb 25 9:35 – 10:05 am $83; $76 SV Res

3 – 5 Sat, Jan 21 – Feb 25 10:10 – 10:40 am $83; $76 SV Res

RevSports Basketball

This is a fun and active basketball class that focuses on individual player development. Each day will focus on a topic building on the previous week, including dribbling, shooting, passing, defense, and more.

Location: community center Registration deadline: Friday before class

Saturday, January 7February 18

Location: The Shoreview Arena Hwy 96 and Victoria

Registration deadline: January 4

PRE-SNOWPLOW

Ages 4 - 8

With a mix of fun games and drills, this class will help participants gain the strength and confidence to stand on their own while introducing preliminary skating moves and techniques.

SNOWPLOW SAM

Ages 4 - 10

Participants will learn to skate in a safe and fun environment. This class introduces preliminary moves that will help develop the familiarity, coordination and strength needed to maneuver on skates.

LEVELS 1 - 2

Ages 6+

Our leveled classes encourage participants to trade in hesitation for excitement as their confidence grows with each stride. Participants will focus on skills that build their agility, balance, coordination and speed.

LEVEL TIME COST

Snowplow 8 - 8:30 am $108; $93 SV Res

Level 1 8 - 8:30 am $108; $93 SV Res

Level 2 8 - 8:30 am $108; $93 SV Res

Snowplow 8:35 - 9:05 am $108; $93 SV Res

Level 1 8:35 - 9:05 am $108; $93 SV Res

Level 2 8:35 - 9:05 am $108; $93 SV Res

Snowplow 9:10 - 9:40 am $108; $93 SV Res

Level 1 9:10 - 9:40 am $108; $93 SV Res

Level 2 9:10 - 9:40 am $108; $93 SV Res

Pre-Snowplow 9:40 - 10:10 am $161; $147 SV Res

Helpful Tips For Skaters

• Lace skates more snugly in the middle of the shoe than at the top or bottom for best support

Skates should fit correctly – don’t use skates that are too big

• Keep the blades sharp Wear one pair of lightweight wool or synthetic socks; cotton socks are not suitable for skating

• If a child does not meet the basic requirements of the level registered for, the instructor will adjust the child’s level

Helmets And Skates

For safety, all participants are required to wear helmets. Bike helmets are acceptable.

Helmets and skate rental are NOT available at the rink.

Youth Sports

Rinks

Shoreview has seven outdoor skating rinks with staffed warming houses. All of the locations below have lighted hockey* and general skating rinks (*hockey rink not available at Commons Park).

Public skating

December 26 – February 24 (depending on weather & ice conditions)

Bobby Theisen Park 3575 Vivian Street 651

Bucher Park 5900 Mackubin Street

Commons Park Skating pond 4580 Victoria Street N No hockey

McCullough Park 955 County Road I

Sitzer Park 4344 Hodgson Road

Shamrock Park 5623 Snelling Avenue

Wilson Park 815 County Road F

Warming house hours

December 26 – February 24

Monday – Friday

4:30 – 8:30 pm

Saturday noon – 8 pm

Sunday noon – 6 pm

District 621 school’s out days noon – 9 pm

New Year’s Eve noon – 6 pm

New Year’s Day noon – 9 pm

It takes 7 – 10 consecutive days of below-freezing temperatures to make a safe ice surface.

Warming houses will be closed when it is in the best interest and safety of the community. Warming houses will be closed if: warm temps have softened the ice

• temps are below -10 degrees

• windchills are below -20 degrees

• we have substantial snowfall

Weather updates

Call the weather line at 651-490-4765 for updates

Trails for cross country skiing

Ramsey County Parks & Recreation offers marked and groomed cross-country ski trails at county parks. All trails are open daily from sunrise to sunset. Trail maps and grooming patterns for each park are available; please visit ramseycounty.us

CHILD CARE ATTENDANT

$10.50-13/hour

Provide care for children 6 months to 8 years in our drop-off center. Exp. with preschoolers preferred.

GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR

$16-25/hour

Seeking certified instructors to teach cardio and strength, kettlebell.

GUEST SERVICES/MEMBERSHIPS

$12.25-16/hour

Answer questions, give tours, room set-up, address guest issues, provide backup at desk and cafe.

GYMNASTICS/TUMBLING INSTRUCTOR

$11-15/hour

Teach beginning to intermediate level gymnastics to kids ages 3 through 8. No experience required.

ICE SKATING INSTRUCTOR

$12-16/hour October - February

Instruct youth in ice skating. Skating knowledge & experience required. 2-4 hours on Saturday mornings.

LIFEGUARD

$12.50-15/hour

(Up to $20/hr for certain shifts)

No experience required. Free training is provided through Ellis Certification. Must be at least 15 years old.

JOIN OUR TEAM

JOIN OUR TEAM

Part-time,

MANAGER ON DUTY $16.25-22/hour

Coordinate daily activities, supervise staff, assist guests, follow safety/ security procedures.

MANAGER ON DUTY - EVENING EVENTS

$16.25-22/hour

Assist guests, complete room set-ups, follow safety/security procedures.

Limited Friday & Saturday evenings depending on facility rentals.

PERSONAL TRAINER

$19-25/hour

Nationally certified trainers provide personalized workouts for general fitness & sport-specific conditioning.

POOL COORDINATOR

$15-17/hour

Coordinate activities/operations, supervise/train staff, schedule shifts, carry out policies, maintain systems.

SERVICE DESK

$11.25-14.50/hour

Help guests on the phone and in-person, operate cash register, log membership information, assist cafe staff.

SPECIAL EVENT STAFF

$10.50-13/hour

Help host our Egg Hunt, Kids Garage Sale, Halloween Hoopla, etc. Duties include decorating & clean up.

SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR (WE WILL TRAIN) $14-17/hour

No experience required, free training provided. Morning/early evening classes held at the community center.

SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR PRIVATE LESSONS $27-28/hour

Develop customized swim lessons to fit each individual based on their skill level.

WATERSLIDE ATTENDANT

$10.75-12.25/hour (Up to $20/hr for certain shifts)

Control access to water slide entrance, supervise guests and ensure guest safety.

WAVE CAFE ATTENDANT $10.75-13/hour

Prepare food, operate cash register, maintain a clean work area and lobby/ tables, stock supplies.

City Meetings

Meetings

7 pm, LC: Bikeways and trails committee

5 pm, CC: Economic development authority

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

City offices closed Veteran's Day

7:30 am, CC: Economic development commission

7 pm, CC: Human rights commission

5 pm, CC: City council workshop

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

6:30 pm: Planning commission

City offices closed Thanksgiving

6:30 pm, CC: Environmental quality committee

7 pm, CC: Parks and recreation commission

December 2022

7 pm, LC: Bikeways and trails committee

5 pm, CC: Economic development authority

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

5 pm, CC: City council workshop

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

7:30 am, CC: Economic development commission

7 pm, CC: Human rights commission

City offices closed Christmas

7 pm, CC: Planning commission

January 2023

City offices closed New Years Day

5 pm, CC: Economic development authority

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

7 pm, LC: Bikeways and trails committee

City offices closed MLK Day

7:30 am, CC: Economic development commission

5 pm, CC: City council workshop

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

7 pm, CC: Public safety meeting

6:30 pm: Environmental quality committee

7 pm, CC: Parks and recreation commission

7 pm, CC: Planning commission

7 pm, CC: Human rights commission

February 2023

2

7 pm, LC: Bikeways and trails committee

5 pm, CC: Economic development authority

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

City offices closed Presidents Day

5 pm, CC: City council workshop

7 pm, CC: City council meeting

7 pm: Economic development commission

7 pm, CC: Human rights commission

6:30 pm, CC: Environmental quality committee

7 pm, CC: Parks and recreation commission

7 pm, CC: Planning commission

Outdoor Recreation Areas

Bobby Theisen Park 3575 Vivian Avenue 15 1 √ √ √ 6 2 1 √

Bucher Park 5900 Mackubin Street 25 2 1 √ √ √ 2 √ √ 1 √ √

Heritage Park 1170 Lepak Court 3

Lake Judy Park 900 Tiller Lane 5 ½ √ √ √

McCullough Park 955 County Rd I 75 2 1 √ √ √ 2 √ √ 1 √

Ponds Park 190 Sherwood Road 1 √ √ √

Rice Creek Fields 5880 Rice Creek Pkwy 10 4 √ √ √

Shamrock Park 5623 Snelling Avenue 23 2 1 √ √ √ 2 √ √ 1 √

Shoreview Commons 4580 North Victoria 40 1 √ √ √ 2 2 √ √ 1 √

Sitzer Park 4344 Hodgson Road 8 2 1 √ √ 2 √ √ 1

Wilson Park 815 County Road F 13 2 1 √ √ √ √

The following are operated by Ramsey County Parks & Recreation. 651.748.2500 ramseycounty.us/parks

Acres Boat Ramp X-Country Skiing

Island Lake Cty Park 3611 Victoria Street 167 √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Lake Owasso Cty Park 370 N. Owasso Blvd. 9 √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Shoreview Ice Arena 877 Highway 96 √

Snail Lake Regional Park 580 Lake Blvd. 400 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Turtle Lake Cty Park 4979 Hodgson Road 9 √ √ √ √ √ √

City of Shoreview 4600 Victoria Street North Shoreview MN 55126