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PARMA HEIGHTSRECREATION PROGRAMOnline Registrationwww.parmaheightsoh.gov2017
A message fromMAYORMICHAEL P. BYRNEI am pleased to announce that registration for our recreation programs isnow online through our city website (www.parmaheightsoh.gov), in addition to our traditional in-person registration events. Keep an eye out forother announcements in my Cityview Mayor’s newsletter, on our socialmedia, or on the electronic signboard in front of City Hall.One of the top priorities of my administration is to ensure that our Recreation Department offers a myriad of interesting programs for residentsof all ages.This brochure contains detailed information about the various programsand activities offered through our Recreation Department. The Recreation Department is also committed to exploring new programs and/orclasses. If you have any suggestions or recommendations, please feel freeto contact them at 440.884.9606 or recreation@parmaheightsoh.gov.In addition, we are pleased to have been awarded a 50,000 grant fromthe State of Ohio which will be dedicated to upgrading the floors, ceilings, lights, electrical and décor of the lower level of the Cassidy Theatre/Community Center. The result will be a fresh space available for programs, meetings and special events. The renovated community roomswill be available to residents for rent beginning in April of this year.If you haven’t done so already, I encourage you to take advantage of ourrecreational activities. Even something as simple as taking a walk to oneof our neighborhood parks or nearby Cleveland Metroparks, attending ashow at the Cassidy Theatre, or watching a youth ball game can be a greatway to get out, meet your neighbors and enjoy life in Parma Heights!Michael P. ByrneMayor
A message fromRECREATION DIRECTORTOM MORANMayor Byrne has made recreation programming a focal point of his administration, resulting in a multitude of recreational offerings for the enjoymentof all our residents! As your Recreation Director, it is always my pleasure toannounce new and exciting recreation developments like online registration.This brochure is designed to provide a one-stop source of information aboutall of our recreational offerings; including ongoing programs such as soccer,baseball, yoga classes, tennis lessons, and flag football, which compromisethe core of our available activities. In addition you will find information onactivities at the Brooklyn and Brook Park Recreation Centers, made availableto you through cooperative agreements with these municipal neighbors.The heart of our city, the Greenbrier Commons, is easy to locate on PearlRoad. The Commons and the Gazebo are the hub of activities during thesummer months as we gather as a community for special events and concerts.As temperatures climb, families flock to our waterpark complex to enjoy thelap pool, diving pool, children’s splash/activity pool and dual waterslides.Don’t miss the tennis courts, children’s play area, exercise/fitness trail, andbasketball, sand volleyball, shuffleboard and boccé ball courts.all located inthe Greenbrier Commons!The Cassidy Theatre/Community Center, also located in the Greenbrier Commons, presents live theatre performances, offers youth theatre classes and ishome to the Greenbrier Art League activities throughout the year. Community rooms with kitchen facilities are also available for resident rentals.Our city parks are true treasures and are located within easy walking distancefrom every neighborhood in Parma Heights. A favorite is the walking trail andscenic foot bridge that spans the Big Creek and links the Commons with theCleveland Metroparks walking/bike trail. Please stop by and visit any or all ofour parks throughout the year.I hope to see you there!Thomas I. MoranRecreation Director2
TABLE OF CONTENTSAqua Zumba.14Baseball.15Boccé Ball.15Calendar of Events .8-9Cassidy Theatre/Community Center.20Concerts .20Commons Directory.5Flag Football .16Garden Club .20Greenbrier Art League.20Historical Society.20Library.19Map.5-6Movie in the Commons.20Parks Directory.6Parma Heights-Brooklyn Recreation Partnership.10Parma Heights-Brook Park Recreation Partnership.11Phone Numbers.Inside Back CoverRecreation Department.4Sand Volleyball.15Senior ming Pool & Water Park.12-14Swim Lessons.14Swim Team.14Tennis.16Yoga with Pilates.163
RECREATION DEPARTMENT6281 Pearl armaheightsoh.govTom Moran, DirectorMaggie Hess, SecretaryOffice Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.SPECIAL NOTES:w Information updates are available on our website, Facebook page,digital sign in front of City Hall, Twitter, Sun News, and CoxCable Channel 45 and 74.w There are no refunds for players who withdraw from a team/leagueunless extenuating circumstances prevail. All requests for refundsshould be addressed to Director Moran.w The Recreation Department reserves the right to change program fees,playing dates/times/fields, policies, schedules or rules at any time asdeemed necessary.w Once team rosters are set, they will not be changed unless extenuatingcircumstances exist.POLICIES:Smoking is only allowed in designated areas.No loud or annoying noise that is disruptiveto other park users.No profanity.No rough play on the playground equipment.No intimidating other park users.4
COMMONS DIRECTORYThe Greenbrier Commons6200 Pearl RoadKAPARKINGBLPARKINGPARKINGFGCIJPARKINGPEARLHE DA .CASSIDY THEATRE/COMMUNITY CENTERB .N.E.O. SOCCERC .SWIMMING POOL/WATER PARKD .TENNIS COURTSE .BASKETBALL COURTSF .PLAYGROUNDG .CONCESSIONS AND RESTROOMSH .BOCCÉ BALL, SHUFFLEBOARD &SAND VOLLEYBALLI .LIBRARYJ .GAZEBOK .WALKING TRAIL W/FITNESS STATIONSL .CONNECTOR TRAIL5
PARKS & MUNICIPAL DIRECTORYLOTUSDALE42318RL10KRYOPEA95OLDE YORKACKLEYOAKDALE12COMMONWEALTHPARMA PARK BLVDW. 130HUFFMAN6N. CHURCH117INDEPENDENCE6
PARKS & MUNICIPAL DIRECTORY1 GREENBRIER COMMONS; 6200 PEARL ROAD (see page 5)2 POLICE AND FIRE HEADQUARTERS; 6184 PEARL ROAD3 PARMA HEIGHTS CEMETERY; PEARL ROAD, EAST OF DENISON4 THE RESERVOIR; DEERING & RESERVOIR DRIVEThree (3) softball diamonds, four (4) T-ball diamonds & children’s play area5 RADLICK PARK; ACKLEY & BROOKMERETwo (2) softball diamonds, children’s play area,basketball half court, walking trail, & pavilion6 STROUD PARK; NORTH CHURCH DRIVE7ADJACENT TO PARK CREEK CENTEROne (1) baseball diamond & children’s play areaNATHAN HALE PARK; OAKDALE & PARMA PARK BLVDEight (8) soccer fields, one (1) baseball diamond,children’s play area & pavilion8 KURTZ PARK; WEST 130TH& HUFFMANTwo (2) basketball courts, one (1) baseball diamond, three (3) softballdiamonds (2 are lighted), restroom facilities & children’s play area9 PARMA HEIGHTS CITY HALL; 6281 PEARL ROAD10 COLOMBO PARK; PEARL ROAD WEST OF STUMPH11 VALLEY FORGE HIGH SCHOOL; 9999 INDEPENDENCE BLVDTwo (2) baseball diamonds & all-weather running track12 PARMA PARK ELEMENTARY; 6800 COMMONWEALTHTwo (2) softball diamonds & children’s play area7
2016-17 RECREATION CALENDARFEBRUARY, 2017JUNE, 2017 (cont.)“The Odd Couple”Flag Football RegistrationFebruary 9-26Cassidy TheatreMARCH, 2017March 4 &11Baseball/Softball/T-Ball RegistrationCity Hall, 6281 Pearl Road9:00-11:00 a.m.APRIL, 2017April 7-23June 14 & 21City Hall, 6281 Pearl Road4:30-6:30 p.m.June 17Movie in the CommonsOutdoor by the tennis courts9:00 p.m.JULY, 2017July 6 & 11Full Season Soccer Registration“Titanic, The Musical”City Hall, 6281 Pearl Road6:00-8:00 p.m.MAY, 2017July 15Cassidy TheatreMay 6 & 13Pool Pass/Swim Lesson/SwimTeam/Tennis Lesson RegistrationCity Hall, 6281 Pearl Road10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.May 29Memorial Day ParadeMovie in the CommonsOutdoor by the tennis courts9:00 p.m.July 23Summer Concert“Eddie & the Edsels”6:30 p.m.July 30JUNE, 2017Summer ConcertPool opens for seasonAUGUST, 2017June 9June 9-25“A Funny Thing Happenedon the Way to the Forum”Cassidy Theatre“Steve Myers”6:30 p.m.August 4-27“You Can’t Take It With You”Cassidy Theatre8
2016-17 RECREATION CALENDARAUGUST, 2017 (cont.)OCTOBER, 2017Gazebo Gallop“Pippin”Cassidy TheatreAugust 65K Run & Walk & Kids Dash9:00 a.m.August 6Summer Concert“Frank and Dean”6:30 p.m.August 11October 6-22NOVEMBER, 2017November 26Christmas Tree LightingCeremony @ the Gazebo5:00 p.m.Ohio Flags of HonorDECEMBER, 20177:00 p.m.December 1-17Opening Ceremony at the GazeboAugust 12-13“Nuncrackers”Activities for childrenthroughout the weekendFEBRUARY, 2018Kids in the CommonsAugust 12Cassidy TheatreFebruary 2 & 7Movie in the CommonsSpring Only Soccer RegistrationOutdoor by the tennis courts9:00 p.m.City Hall, 6281 Pearl Road6:00-8:00 p.m.August 13MARCH, 2018Ohio Flags of HonorClosing Ceremony at the Gazebo12:00 p.m.August 13Summer Concert“Wayne Tomsic”6:30 p.m.August 20Summer Concert“Don Disantis”6:30 p.m.March 3 &10Baseball/Softball/T-Ball RegistrationCity Hall, 6281 Pearl Road9:00-11:00 a.m.If you have questions,please call us at 440-884-9606or email us:recreation@parmaheightsoh.gov9
PARMA HEIGHTS-BROOKLYNRECREATION PARTNERSHIP7600 Memphis Avenue216-351-5334www.brooklynohio.govForged on June 1, 2011, between Parma Heights Mayor Michael Byrne and former Brooklyn Mayor Richard Balbier, this communitypartnership allows Parma Heights residents to join the BrooklynRecreation Center at a discounted rate for all amenities not duplicated in the City of Parma Heights.Recreation options range from the use of an indoor pool, whirlpool,steam room, sauna, an ice-skating facility with clubs and competitions, a cardiovascular exercise room, and a variety of classes.The “Buddy Program” is a recreation program for children withspecial needs. Special needs children and their families can participate in baseball, basketball, swimming and ice-skating programs adapted to their needs.Brooklyn Recreation offers a “Silver Sneakers” fitness program forParma Heights residents that are 65 or older. Many health plansinclude this membership as part of their benefit - check yours!Two (2) proofs of residency are required to join and there is a 5.00identification card fee.For more information about monthly and annual rates, visit ourwebsite at www.parmaheightsoh.gov and follow the link to theRecreation Department. On the right side under Program/EventInformation, click the link to Brooklyn Recreation Brochure.10
PARMA HEIGHTS-BROOK PARKRECREATION PARTNERSHIP17400 Holland Road216-433-1545www.cityofbrookpark.comIn 2013, Parma Heights Mayor Michael Byrne and former BrookPark Mayor Mark Elliott formed a community partnership allowing Parma Heights residents to take advantage of the John A.Poloyne Community Center in Brook Park at a discounted rate forall amenities not duplicated in the City of Parma Heights.Amenities include:w Two gymnasiumsw Four lane elevated walk/run track (handicap accessible)w Cybex Weight Circuit & free weightsw Cardiovascular equipmentw Multi-purpose room with stagew Snack barTwo (2) proofs of residency are required to join.The City of Brook Park also offers a “Silver Sneakers” fitness program to help senior citizens achieve their fitness goals. It’s free tojoin if your health care provider participates.For more information about rates, visit our website at www.parmaheightsoh.gov and follow the link to the Recreation Department.On the right side under Program/Event Information, click the linkto Brook Park Recreation Brochure.11
SWIMMING POOL & WATER PARK6200 Pearl Road440.886.2424www.parmaheightsoh.govAllison Symons, Pool ManagerSeason passes are available for purchaseon Saturday, May 6th and May 13th from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.at Parma Heights City Hall; 6281 Pearl Road.Passes will also be sold at the pool beginning June 9, 2017.Photo identification cards are issued at the time of registration andare required for admittance. Replacement Passes are 5.00SCHEDULEThe pool is open daily from June 9th through August 15thweather permitting.SUNDAY-THURSDAYNoon - 7:00 p.m.FRIDAY-SATURDAYNoon - 8:00 p.m.ADULT/SENIOR ONLYSUN, TUES, & THUR7:00 - 8:00 p.m.(see page 18)*Senior Citizens swim FREE during Adult swimming hoursCHILDRENChildren ages 9 and younger must be accompaniedby an adult 18 years or older.Children ages 5 and under will be admitted FREEwhen accompanied by a paying adult.12
SEASON PASSESEARLYBIRD DISCOUNT: Anyone purchasing a pool pass on Saturday, May 6th or 13th will receive a 5 discount for individuals and a 10discount for families.Residents must bring a current utility bill andvalid driver’s license to receive resident ratesResidentsStudents/Seniors. 50Adults. 60Family*. 200Non-ResidentsStudents/Seniors. 90Adults. 110Family*. 350*A “family” is defined as 7 directly related individuals which includes a maximum of2 adults and 5 children or 1 adult and 6 children, stepchildren or foreign exchangestudents under the age of 19 who reside in the same domicile. Each child after the7th family member who is over the age of 5 must pay an additional 20/resident or 30/non-resident. Extended family members such as in-laws and cousins are NOTincluded.DAILY ADMISSIONAvailable for purchase at the pool. Resident rate only available with aone-time purchase of a 5.00 Resident ID, valid for two (2) years.A valid driver’s license or state ID is required for a Resident ID.ResidentsNon-ResidentsStudents 3.00Students 6.00Adults 5.00Adults 8.0013
AQUATIC PROGRAMSSWIM LESSONSRED CROSS (Levels I-VII)Purchase of a season pool pass is required to register for swim lessons.Registration is limited to residents only (non-residents on a spaceavailable basis). Fee: 10/sessionParents or legal guardians can register children on Saturday, May 6th or13th from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at Parma Heights City Hall; 6281 PearlRoad. All lessons are held in the morning.Session I: June 12th - June 29th (Monday-Thursday)Note: Minimum age for beginners is six (6) by 6/1/17Session II: July 10th - July 27th (Monday-Thursday)Note: Minimum age for beginners is six (6) by 7/1/17AQUA ZUMBAParticipants must be 16 years or older. Information about class schedule and cost will be available at the pool.SWIM TEAMFun for swimmers ages 6-18 who will be coached to learn and improveswimming skills, including the butterfly, breaststroke, backstroke andfreestyle swim strokes as well as flip turns.As a member of the Cuyahoga Valley Swim League, the season includesten dual meets and a season championship against teams from Brecksville, Forest Hills, Independence, Parma and Greenwood Village.Practice is available twice a day at the Parma Heights pool for swimmers with a season pool pass. The team fee is 40.14
BOCCÉ BALLSHUFFLEBOARDSAND VOLLEYBALLOpen the same days and hours as the pool, you can bring your ownequipment or use the city’s with a 5.00 refundable deposit and ID.BASEBALL/SOFTBALLRegistration will be held at City Hall, 6281 Pearl Road, on Saturday,March 4th and Saturday, March 11th from 9:00-11:00 a.m. The registration fee is 30 for residents and 50 for non-residents, whichincludes a uniform shirt and baseball cap. A late fee of 10 will beassessed after March 12, 2017. Proof of residency is required at thetime of registration.The ages for the girls league this year are 7-9, 10-12, 13-15 and 16-18.The boys league is for ages 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-15. Co-ed T-Ball isavailable for ages 5-6.TEAM SPONSORSThe Recreation Department welcomes sponsorship of teams bybusinesses and individuals. For more information, please contactthe Recreation Department at 440-884-9606 or recreation@parmaheightsoh.gov.15
TENNISNewly-renovated tennis courts are located in the Greenbrier Commonsat 6200 Pearl Road and are open under the lights until 10:00 p.m.Tennis lessons are available for ages 7-17. There are limited openingsfor the two sessions, each consisting of nine, 1-hour lessons. Registration will be held on Saturday, May 6th and May 13th from 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. at City Hall; 6281 Pearl Road.LEVELBeginnerAdvanced BeginnerJunior DevelopmentAGES7-1011-1512-17RESIDENT FEE NON-RESIDENT FEE 40 40 45 45 45 50Students must provide their own racquets. The city will provide tennisballs. Class will be cancelled if there are not enough participants.FLAG FOOTBALLProgram is for youth who will be ages 5-10 by October 15, 2017 and wholive in Parma Heights, Parma, Seven Hills or Brooklyn. Practice beginsin August and games are played Saturday mornings in September andOctober: 5-7 year olds play at N.E.O. Soccer and 8-10 year olds play atthe Reservoir fields.Registration is Wednesday, June 14th and 21st from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at CityHall; 6281 Pearl Road. The fee is 40 and we accept cash and checkonly. A current utility bill is required at the time of registration.YOGA with PILATESAdult Yoga with Pilates classes are held throughout the year for anhour each week. The 40 session is for six weeks and the 50 sessionis for eight weeks. To register, or for more information, please contact the Recreation Department at 440-884-9606 or email:recreation@parmaheightsoh.gov.16
SOCCERRon Orcutt, DirectorThis program is for boys and girls ages 8-15 who want to play soccer in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. The program seeks toinspire excitement about soccer in an effort to increase the recreational players interest and love for the game.There is also a Munchkin program for 5-7 year olds.Games are played in the fall on Saturdays at Nathan Hale Park.Registration for the 2017-18 season will be Thursday, July 6th andTuesday, July 11th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at City Hall; 6281 Pearl Road.For more information, please call our Recreation Department at440-884-9606 or email recreation@parmaheightsoh.gov.AGE GROUPSU-5 Munchkin.Children must be born in 2013U-6 Munchkin.Children must be born in 2012U-7 Munchkin.Children must be born in 2011U-8.Children must be born in 2010U-9.Children must be born in 2009U-10.Children must be born in 2008U-11.Children must be born in 2007U-12.Children must be born in 2006U-13.Children must be born in 2005U-14.Children must be born in 2004U-15.Children must be born in 2003 17
SENIOR CENTER9275 North Church Drive440.888.4416www.parmaheightsoh.govJudy McLaughlin, DirectorThe Parma Heights Senior Center is located within the EducatorApartment Building on North Church Drive and offers a multitudeof activities and services to meet the needs of senior residents age60 years or older. Please call the above number to be added to ournewsletter mailing list.An affordable noontime congregate meal is available daily at theSenior Center and there are also two homebound meal programs.Transportation is available to area hospitals and medical buildings,grocery, drug and department stores, beauty and barber shops andother miscellaneous destinations.There are various activities that take place at the center: exerciseclasses (jazzercise), movies, bingo, crafts, blood pressure screenings,foot doctor visits, library programs and various speakers.Every month we take special bus trips to restaurants, museums,malls, Akron Rubber Ducks, Cassidy Theatre, library and more.SENIOR SWIMMING (see page 12)FREE swimming at the pool in the Greenbrier Commonsfrom 7:00-8:00 p.m. on Sundays, Tuesdays and ThursdaysSENIOR SOFTBALLHUFF-N-PUFFERS440-572-0028Bob Pine, PresidentFor men born in 1955 or earlierwho wish to join a Men’s Softball Team18
CUYAHOGA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY6206 Pearl Road440.884.2313www.cuyahogalibrary.orgNicholas Cronin, Branch ManagerBRANCH HOURS Monday-Thursday.9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Friday-Saturday.9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sunday.1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.The Parma Heights branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library system has an inspiring and unique history. Parma Heightswas the first city in Ohio to pass a bond issue for the constructionof a library building. In 1960, a 160,000 bond issue made theParma Heights branch possible and in 1997, another bond issuewas passed to remodel, modernize and expand the space including the addition of computers and meeting rooms.In 2016, our branch received a renovation of over 800,000. Thisupgrade included a new children’s room for weekly storytimeprograms for babies, toddlers, and pre-schoolers. Kindergartenreadiness classes are also available and require registration.The library has WiFi, and new computers were added last year.Meeting rooms are available free of charge and are also used eachmonth to host various programs of interest for all ages. A schedule can be found online or at the branch. Please stop in!You can order materials online and pick them up at the ParmaHeights branch. You can borrow books, movies, video games,music, toys and more! Stop in and learn how to download booksonto your mobile device.You can also register to vote or change your voting at this branch.Visit our library - another Parma Heights treasure!19
MOVIE IN THECOMMONSSUMMER BANDCONCERTSMovies will be shown in the Greenbrier Commons on Saturdays, June17th, July 15th and August 12th. Allmovies begin at 9:00 p.m. and theindoor rain location is N.E.O. Soccer. Movie titles will be announcedafter May 15th. For more information, please visit our website, Facebook page or check the Mayor’sCityview newsletter mailed to yourhome.In partnership with the City ofParma and Cox Communications,all concerts will begin promptly at6:30 p.m. on Sundays from June 18ththrough August 21st. The first fiveconcerts are held at RidgewoodLake Park in Parma and the last fiveconcerts are held in Parma Heightsat our Gazebo in the GreenbrierCommons. Bring a lawn chair orblanket!CASSIDY THEATRE &COMMUNITY CENTERGARDEN CLUBLive theatre can be found in theheart of the Greenbrier Commonsat the Cassidy Theatre. For ticketsor to volunteer, please call 440842-4600 or visit their website atwww.cassidytheatre.com.A community room with kitchen facilities is available for rent toParma Heights residents. Call 440884-9606 for more information.GREENBRIERART LEAGUEJoin the Greenbrier Art Leaguewhere “Every Tuesday is Art Day” atthe Cassidy Theatre from 9:00 a.mto 1:00 p.m. There is no charge.you only need to bring your ownart supplies.any medium.frombeginner to advanced. For moreinformation, call Susan Kiedio at440-845-5373.Hundreds of daffodils and mumshave been planted by the GardenClub throughout our city parks andpublic spaces. Club members cultivate the Volunteer CommunityGarden located in the GreenbrierCommons. Fresh vegetables thatare harvested are donated to theParma Heights Food Pantry. Tovolunteer, call Kathy at 440-8889178.HISTORICAL SOCIETYThe Parma Heights Historical Society maintains the historic TollHouse in the Greenbrier Commons. They not only research andpreserve our rich and vibrant history but also collect historic artifacts. To get involved, contactAldo Melaragno at 216-496-7150 oram1952@gmail.com.20
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERSCOURTSParma Heights Mayor’s Court.440-884-9603Parma Municipal Court.440-887-7400Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.216-443-8560HOSPITALSUniversity Hospital - Parma.440-743-3000Southwest General LSParma City School District.440-842-5300Valley Forge High School.440-885-2330Greenbrier Middle School.440-885-2370Parma Park Elementary.440-885-2390Pleasant Valley Elementary.440-885-2380Incarnate Word Academy.440-842-6818Holy Name High School.440-886-0300Parma Community Pearl Road Elementary.440-345-5960SOCIAL SERVICESParma Heights Food Pantry.440-842-6491Parma Area Family Collaborative.440-887-4873CHURCHESDivinity Lutheran.440-842-2060Parma Heights Baptist.440-886-6100Parma-South Presbyterian.440-885-2652St. John Bosco Church.440-886-3500Vineyard Christian Fellowship.440-884-8463ELECTED OFFICIALSCounty Executive Armond Budish.216-443-7178County Councilman Chuck Germana.216-698-2013State Senator Michael Skindell.614-466-5123State Representative Martin Sweeney.614-466-3350Congressman Jim Renacci.440-882-6779OTHEROhio BMV (Parma Heights).440-888-0388Social Security (Middleburg Heights).1-800-772-1213
City of Parma Heights6281 Pearl RoadParma Heights, Ohio 44130
7 PARKS & MUNICIPAL DIRECTORY 1 GREENBRIER COMMONS; 6200 PEARL ROAD (see page 5) 2 POLICE AND FIRE HEADQUARTERS; 6184 PEARL ROAD 3 PARMA HEIGHTS CEMETERY; PEARL ROAD, EAST OF DENISON 4 THE RESERVOIR; DEERING & RESERVOIR DRIVE Three (3) softball diamonds, four (4) T-ball diamonds & children's play area5 RADLICK PARK; ACKLEY & BROOKMERE Two (2) softball diamonds, children's play area,
