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March STAR & City News

• City of Brisbane • 50 Park Place • www.brisbaneca.org • 415-508-2100 •

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STACity o f Br i sbane News le t t e r and Recrea t ion Guide50 Park P lace , Br i sbane , CA 94005 Spr ing Summer 2013

Feral cats migrate to areas that contain food, and residential areas like Brisbane have many food sources. Feral cats in our area eat household food, garbage, rats, mice, birds, and smaller numbers of lizards, amphibians and insects. Feral cats kill rodents at about 2-3 times the rate that they kill birds.

Removing all feral cats in residential Brisbane is not feasible. Poisoning cats would poison the food chain, and risk poisoning domesticated animals. Trapping and euthanizing cats would be expensive, and even if all cats were eliminated, cats from outside of Bris-bane would immigrate and repopulate the town.

At this time there is no Brisbane pro-gram to remove diseased or unaltered cats from the local population, and thus the cat population may be unhealthy and growing in size.

Councilmember Sepi Richardson announced her retirement ef-fective December 29, 2013. At the City Council meeting on Feb-ruary 19th, she was honored for her 15 years of extraordinary service to the City, County, Region, and State. Congratulations, Sepi, on your retirement!

Due to this impasse, the Council decided to call an election for November 2013. This election will be held to fill three Council seats. All three of those seats will be for a term of four years ending in November, 2017.

Citizens interested in running for City Council at this election will be able to take out nomination papers on July 15, 2013. If you have questions about the nomination process, please contact City Clerk Sheri Spediacci at 415-508-2113.

Feral Cats

CounCil open position

It's not too late to join the Baylands Citizens Committee to review and comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Baylands.

The Council has decided to extend the deadline to appoint additional members. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please e-mail the City Clerk at [email protected] or call at 415-508-2113.

Baylands Citizens Committee

Trap, Test, Vaccinate, Alter and Release (TTVAR) programs re-duce the number of unhealthy feral cats, and in some cases have reduced the overall number of feral cats in a colony. A speaker will address this program at the March 18th City Council Meet-ing. The City Council Meeting begins at 7:30 pm and is held in

the Community Meeting Room at City Hall.

A Brisbane TTVAR program that uses com-munity volunteers to trap, transport and release cats after they have been altered may improve the local ecosystem, and will remove sick and diseased cats from the population. The City of Brisbane is looking for volunteers to manage cages and train community members how to trap and transport feral cats. If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity and have experience with feral cats, please call Stuart Schillinger at 508-2151.

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Saturday, April 6, 2013Concert 8:00 pm Artist Interview 7:30 pmLes Grâces presents an exciting program that explores Italian musical influences in Paris,

Amsterdam and London at the beginning of the 18th century. From imported Italian works by Alessandro Scarlatti and Anto-nio Cesti, to cantatas by resident German composers such as Handel, the Italian musical style captivated the imagination of audiences throughout Europe.

TICKETSTickets are available online at www.LiveAtMissionBlue.com, in the City Manager’s Office at City Hall, 50 Park Place, Brisbane, or at the door.

Ticket Prices are $20 for Adults & $15 for Students and SeniorsRebekah Ahrendt, viola da gamba. Jennifer Paulino, soprano Annette Bauer, recorder, Jonathan Rhodes Lee, harpsichord

Live At Mission Blue

Les Grâces: Italianisme!

www.LiveatMissionBlue.com

March and BeyondArt Expert Lecture: Lords of the Samurai traced 500 years of the art and history of the Samurai warrior class, preserved by one of the leading families of Japan. This unrivaled collection was on exhibit at the Asian Art Museum in 2009. Currently, it can only be seen in a small family museum in Tokyo, but it will be on display on Saturday, March 23 at 2 PM in the Library.

On the final Wednesday of March we are thrilled to host Vered, a musician with a background in musical therapy and clinical psychology, and winner of the Parents’ Choice Gold Award, perform a special concert for parents, caregivers, and their 0-4 year olds. You won’t want to miss this special event at 11:30 am on Wednesday the 27th! Laurie Berkner named Vered’s CD Good Morning My Love as one of her favorites in USA Today! Vered focuses on strategies for parents and children to bond through music, and her enjoyable, warm performances integrate the benefits

of music and psychological theory regarding early infancy. Her songs eloquently express the changes both parents and young children experience together.

April 29th-May 5thDitch Your Device week is just around the corner and the Brisbane Library will be hosting a week’s worth of exciting programming. Are you up to the challenge? Willing to reduce or give up your smart-phone time, computer time, and television time, and instead focus on less techie but no less complex or rewarding experiences? We invite you to make an effort to unplug and explore the joy of making a craft, having an uninterrupted conversation, playing with your child, or reading a favorite story aloud. Scheduled programs include a special Kindie Rock Continued to Page 19

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3City of Brisbane Parks and Recreation

Activity Guide

Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department, 50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005

Register On-Line www.brisbaneca.org or at City Hall • 415-508-2140

Spring/Summer 2013

NEW PLAYGROUND!Every day, no matter what the weather’s like, you’re bound to see kids swinging, jumping, crawling, climbing, and just hav-ing a grand ‘ol time at the new Community Park Playground! Visit on a Farmers’ Market Thursday between 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm and it is surely the most popular and safe place for kids to exercise and play in town…while parents shop nearby for local produce, honey, baked goods, fresh fish, and table-ready dinner items. Come and visit!

Brisbane’s Got talent!We know that Brisbane is full of people with special talents and skills. The Parks and Recreation Department is looking for people to share their expertise by teaching a class. Are you an expert in Photoshop, ukulele, volleyball, bird watching, or just about anything? And would you like to teach a class? Then please contact the Parks & Recre-ation Department at 508-2143 or email us at [email protected] for more information.

Brisbane parks & recreation teen programs & skate park surveyPlease help the Recreation Department gather information to help guide us in the programs we offer to youth ages 10 -17. We are also gathering information about the skate park and other youth and teen related facilities. Visit www.brisbaneca.org and click on the “Take the Parks & Recre-ation Survey” button to access the online survey.



Spring/Summer Calendar Brisbane Parks and Recreation

• Registration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place • 415-508-2140

Activity Guide

PARkS And ReCReAtion (415) 508-2140MAin offiCe: 50 PARk PlACe, BRiSBAne, CA 94005

Stuart Schillinger, Deputy City Manager . .. . .508-2151 Steve Beaty, Supervisor . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .508-2144 (Youth Sports, Teen Services, Aquatics) Russ Carmick, Supervisor . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .508-2143 (Facilities, Youth Services, Events, Seniors, Classes) Nancy Carpenter, Administrative Assistant 508-2140 Fax .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .467-4989

Brisbane Community Pool . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .657-4321 2 Solano Street Steve Beaty. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .508-2144 Supervisor of Aquatic Services

fACilitieSCommunity Center - Pay Phone .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .467-9830 250 Visitacion AvenueCommunity Park Old County Road & San Francisco StreetLipman Gym/Field 1 Solano StreetMarina .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .508-2191 400 Sierra Point ParkwayMission Blue Center/Ball Field . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .508-0859 475 Mission Blue DriveRecreation Activity Room . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .467-6393 500 San Bruno AvenueSenior Sunrise Room . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .508-0230 2 Visitacion AvenueTeen Center . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .468-6467 22 San Bruno Avenue

Activity Ages Dates Time Location Page

Sammer Camp Registration, Residents Only K - 6th grades 3/12 9:00 am Parks and Recreation Office or

online at www.brisbaneca.org 6

Recreation Dance 6th-8th 3/15 7:00 - 9:30 pm Lipman Gym 10

Teen Center Spring Break Hours Teens 3/18-4/8 M-F1:00 - 7:00 pm Teen Center 10

Spring Camp K-6th 3/25-4/5 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Recreation Activity Room 6

Spring Break Trip: K1 Speed-Go Cart Racing Teens 3/26 4:00 pm Meet at Teen Center

Community Pool Spring Hours All Ages 4/1-6/23 various Community Pool 13

Pre-School Lottery Opens, Residents Only 3-5 yrs old 5/1 9:00 am Parks and Recreation Office 8

Recreation Dance 6th-8th 5/3 7:00 - 9:30 pm Mission Blue Center 10

Summer Camp K-6th 6/24 - 8/9 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Recreation Activity Room 6

Teen Center Summer Hours Teens 6/24 - 8/16 M-F1:00 - 7:00 pm Teen Center 10

Community Pool Summer Hours All Ages 6/24-8/25 Various Community Pool 6



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Brisbane Marina 400 Sierra Point ParkwayReservations for the picnic tables and grassy areas are available for you or your organization’s next event. For more details, contact the Marina Staff at 508-2191.

Brisbane Athletic FieldsThe beautiful Mission Blue Field, the Lipman Middle School Field, and both fields at Brisbane Elementary School are available on a limited basis for community use. Call Recreation Supervisor Steve Beaty at 508-2144 for reservations.

Tennis CourtsBrisbane has three outdoor tennis courts. All operate at a first-come first-served basis. Two courts are located at Lipman Middle School, 1 Solano Street. The other is located at Mission Blue Center, 475 Mission Blue Drive.

Other Parks and FacilitiesNo reservations are needed at the other parks and facilities in Brisbane, and they are open to the general public on a first-come first-served basis.

Firth Park & Firth CanyonGlen Park Way

Parks and Recreation - Identifying with your community!Activity Guide

facilities Reservations

Mojo and MinaLoved and Cared for by the

Bouchard Family`

Quarry Road ParkSan Francisco and Inyo

Crocker Park RecreationalTrail - Across from Park

Lane entrance to Dog Park

Community ParkOld County Road and San Francisco AvenueReservations for the picnic tables, grassy areas and the gazebo at the Community Park are available for you or your organization’s next event. For more details, contact Nancy Carpenter at 508-2140.

Community Center250 Visitacion Avenue (Below the Brisbane Library)The Brisbane Community Center is available for community and private use. For more details, contact Russ Carmick at 508-2143.

Mission Blue Center 475 Mission Blue Drive The Mission Blue Center is available for community organizations and private rentals. This stunning facility offers panoramic views of San Bruno Mountain and the San Francisco Bay, seating for over 200, and a truly elegant ambiance. For more details, contact Russ Carmick at 508-2143.

Dog Park, 50 Park Place

Brisbane Marina



Activity Guide

Call Recreation Supervisor Russ Carmick - 508-2143 for more information about Day In the Park.

Registration Location - Parks & Recreation Office City Hall, 50 Park Place or online:www.brisbaneca.org - No Phone Registration

Registration Deadline: For weekly sign up: 9:00 am Wednesday prior to the weekly start date or Friday field trip.

Current emergency card must be on file at the Parks & Recreation Office prior to the start of Camp.

For additional registration information call Nancy Carpenter at 415-508-2140.

For additional program information call Russ Carmick at 415-508-2143.

Weekly Fee

$126 resident

$151 non-resident

Friday Field Trip

$29 per trip - resident

$35 per trip non-resident

*Additional Fee

for Swim Program

2013 Brisbane Summer CampJune 24 - August 9

For Grades K - 6th (completed) Recreation Activity Room, 500 San Bruno Avenue

8:00 am- 6:00 pm ~ Monday - Friday

Weekly Theme Friday Field Trip

Week 1 June 24 - 28 Welcome Week Rock ‘N’ Jump

Week 2 July 1 - 5 Carnival Days (Closed July 4th) Oakland Zoo

Week 3 July 8-12 International Days Lake Don Castro

Week 4 July 15 - 19 Fantasy & Sci-Fi Days Roaring Camp

Week 5 July 22- 26 Rec Wear Week Great America

Week 6 July 29 - Aug 2 Grab Bag Art Days Rollerskating

Week 7 Aug - 5 - 9 Entertaiment Days Blackberry Farm

Week 8 TBD - Depending on Brisbane School District Schedule

Summer Hiking Camp July 22 - 25

Spring Camp 2013Grades K-6thMonday-Friday

March 25 – March 29 & April 1- April 5

Time: 8:00 am – 6:00 pmFee: $25.00/day; $30.00/day non-resident

March 25 Bird Feeders/Dodge BallMarch 26 Sports/Spring Baskets & Egg HuntMarch 27 Movie DayMarch 28 Free Art/SwimmingMarch 29 All Fired Up (Burlingame)April 1 Golden Gate Park PlaygroundApril 2 Light Drawing/SportsApril 3 Nature Art/Kickball GameApril 4 Free Art/SwimmingApril 5 Rollerskating

*Schedule subject to changeRegistration: www.Brisbaneca.org or

Recreation Office, 50 Park Place

Pre-engineering with leGoLet your imagination run wild with over 100,000 pieces of LEGO®! Build engi-neer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes, and motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own unique designs. Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of Engineering FUNda-mentalsDays: Monday –FridayDates: July 15 – July 19Times: 9 am – NoonLocation: Brisbane Elementary SchoolAge: 5 – 6 yearsFee: $170.00/resident $200.00/non-resident

Registration: www.Brisbaneca.org or Recreation Office, 50 Park Place

Registration Opens: March 12 - residents

March 26 - non-residents

engineering fUndamentals

Power-up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and over 100,000 pieces of LEGO®! Kids apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through projects designed by engineers. Instructors provide inspiration for students to take their creations further, and each day’s projects are geared uniquely to challenge each student’s abilities. We will explore mo-torized, mechanized, and architectural projects in a fun way

Days: Monday –FridayDates: July 15 – July 19Times: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmLocation: Brisbane Elementary SchoolAge: 7 - 10 yearsFee: $170/resident $200/non-resident

Registration: www.Brisbaneca.org or Recreation Office, 50 Park Place

Summer Time Fun!



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Mendocino family Camp

Activity Guide

Using inspiration, motivation and perspiration, our amazing coaches are selected for their ability to work with young athletes and their number one goal is to bring out a positive change in every camper! Campers have a great time as they gain new sports skills, life skills and make lasting friendships. Our programs are perfect for boys and girls ages 6 - 13.

TUITION FOR ALL NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS CAMPS9:00 am to 12:00 pm tuition: Residents $149 / non-resident $175 9:00 am - 3:00 pm tuition: Residents $189 / non-residents $223

All Sports Camp Session 1. June 17 - 21 at Mission Blue Field & Lipman GymSession 2. July 22 - July 26 at Mission Blue Field & Lipman GymSession 3. August 12 - Aug. 16 at Mission Blue Field & Lipman GymBoys & Girls Ages 6-12 Campers are grouped by age and ability.A great way to introduce your youngsters to the world of sports, teamwork and athletics! This camp will help to build your child’s motor control, hand-eye coordination, agility and many other sports related skills.Your child will have a blast playing games like : T-ball, basketball, soccer, flag football, capture the flag, relay & obstacle races and a whole lot more. This camp will feature different activities so that by the end of the week your child will be familiar with a variety of athletic activities!

Baseball/Softball Camp June 24-28 at Mission Blue FieldBoys & Girls Ages 6-12 Campers are grouped by age and ability.Players love these camps because each day is filled with fundamental skill progression drills, easy to understand instruction, as well as games & competition. Boys & Girls receive positive reinforcement throughout the day, to help build their confidence. This is a great place to develop their individual skills in a fun and positive environment.

Cheerleading Camp July 15 -19 at Mission Blue FieldBoys & Girls ages 6-13. Campers are grouped by age and ability.Our HIGH SPIRIT Cheerleading camp is designed to help participants learn the individual skills to prepare for the upcoming football- cheerleading season. This pre-season cheerleading camp packs a ton of cheer fundamentals as well as smple fun, routines, and lessons. The staff guides participants through the process of improving their individual skills, while developing their confidence and understanding of basic cheer concepts and skills.

Flag Football Camp July 15 -19 at Mission Blue FieldBoys & Girls ages 6-13. Campers are grouped by age and ability.Air Attack Flag Football Camps (non contact)Ready to play some football? Our non-contact camps are the perfect introduction to football. Emphasis will be on proper conditioning and warm-ups, footwork drills, agility, passing, receiving, and game strategies. Feel good sending your kids to a football camp that’s in a fun and safe environment with a motivating and positive coaching staff.

Basketball Camp August 5 - 9 at Lipman Middle School GymBoys & Girls ages 6-13. Campers are grouped by age and ability.If you like basketball then you will love our HOOP IT UP Camps! Whether you are a beginner or advanced player, the drills taught at this camp will help you improve your game. Come work on all the fundamentals of your game; footwork, passing, ball-handling and defense. Fun challenges, games and daily competitions in a positive and energetic environment. Our camps offer small group and individual instruction in order to help the players learn to be more confident with their skills both on and off the court. Sign-up early, because every year this camp is a slam dunk!

The Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department is working to-gether with the San Francisco Boys and Girls Club to offer an overnight camping experience to the Brisbane children, 8 – 18 years old. Camp Mendocino is managed by the San Francisco Boys and Girls Club and is located in Fort Bragg, CA. Campers will be given the opportunity to enjoy the activities and experi-ences that can only be had at an over-night camp. For more information go to www.campmendocino.org.

Camp Mendocino Family Camp Coming in September-

Please watch the next issue of the Brisbane Star for information on the Brisbane Family Camp weekend at Camp Mendocino. For more nofrmation, please contact Recreation Supervisor Russ Carmick at (415) 508-2143

Summer Time Fun!

national Academy of Athletics Sport CampsRegistration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place



Activity Guide Parks & Recreation teaches us vital life skills.

Summer Concert SeriesThe Parks and Recreation Concerts in the Park Subcommittee is currently gearing up for the 2013 Concert Series! Last year, Stompy Jones, The California Cowboys, The Cocktail Monkeys, The Houserockers, The Hot Rods, The Sun Kings, and The Al Molina Sextet graced the Community Park with their abounding talent as they entertained hundreds from underneath the Gazebo. Help to bring more of these quality bands back to Brisbane in 2013 by being a Sponsor! For any inquiries, please contact Caroline Cheung at (415) 508-2157 or [email protected].

Due to the extreme popularity of the Pre-School program, the Parks and Recreation Department will be holding a lottery for the open spaces in this program. Classes for the fall session of Pre-school start on Sept. 10th. Parents wishing to register their child for this two year program should review the dates below to ensure they make their assigned deadline. All students participating in the Pre-School program must be a minimum of three years old and fully potty trained at the start of classes (no exceptions). For ques-tions or more information, please contact Recreation Supervisor Russ Carmick at 415.508.2143 or at [email protected]

Returning Student Registration period: April 15 – April 19

Resident Alumni Family Registration (2006/2007-2011/2012): April 22 - April 26

Deadline Alumni/Returning Students: April 26 - 12:00 pm

Resident Lottery Opens May 1, 9:00 am

Resident Lottery Closes May 21, 5:00 pm (no entries will be accepted after this date/time)

Resident Lottery Drawing May 22, 6:00 pm @ City Hall

(All names entered will be drawn until all open spaces filled. Remaining names will be used to form waiting list w/priority on list based on lottery ranking).

Non-Resident: Please contact the Parks and Recreation Office at (415) 508-2140 after May 22 to see if there are any spaces available.

Pre-School Registration

Brisbane Chamber of Commerce Brisbane Hardware & Supply CSG Consultants Dan & Kelly Carter Dettmer Associates Dettmer Construction Co. Garden Chapel Glazman-Schillinger Family Golden State Lumber Integrated Resources

John Nava Insurance Company Julie’s Brisbane Liquor & Deli Loral Landscaping, Inc. Lori & Ray Liu Louis Raphael, A Division of Kizan Int’l, Inc. Ron Davis and Co. Real Estate Sheng Kee of California, Inc. South San Francisco Scavenger Co., Inc. Sue Cochran Construction Tim Chang & Sons- Humboldt Tree Service

Here’s our proud sponsors from last year!



9Activity GuideRemember, walking is one of the best activities you can do.

Registration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place

Pre School Age & Youth ProgramsRegistration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place

YoUtH ARt ClASSHave some fun learning how to paint with watercolor. Children will learn to discover shapes from their subjects and apply these shapes into pencil layouts before they start painting with watercolor. Our watercolor classes are not only about learning techniques, they are also about seeing and thinking. Day: ThursdayTimes: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Dates: #1 3/7-4/11 (6 classes) #2 4/25-5/30 (6 classes)Location: Mission Blue CenterAge: 6 years to 13 yearsFee: $85 Resident $100 Non-ResidentRegistration: Now OpenMaterials Fee: $10.00 payable to instructor at first class.

Instructor: Shirley LimFor more information contact

Russ Carmick at 508-2143.

tinY totS PlAYGYMCo-sponsored by Mothers of Brisbane (M.O.B.)

For indoor fun with your little one, check out the Tiny Tots Playgym. It’s the perfect way for children 4 years and younger to get to know other children in a fun and friendly setting.Date: OngoingDay: FridayTime: 10:00 am – 12:00 pmLocation: Community Center Ages: Infants - 4 years(Parent or caregiver must be present.)

Fee for six class payment card:$21 resident / $25 non-residentDrop-In:$5 resident / $6 non-residentAdditional children in family half price.

Infants under 6 months FREE.

More Info: Call 415-508-2143 or visit

www.mothersofbrisbane.com

MOB contact:

Michelle Woodruff, 617-699-2402

MUSiC toGetHeRMusic Together is a weekly 45 minute class for parents and their children ages 0-5. You will sing, dance, laugh and play with your child while you encourage his/her natural musical ability. For more information, feel free to call instructor Sandra Aran directly at (415) 799-6588.

Day: WednesdaysDate: 4/10-6/12 (10 classes)Times: 10:00 - 10:45 am OR 11:00 – 11:45 amLocation: Mission Blue CenterAge: 5 years & under

Fee: $155 first child $182 non-res $110 sibling fee $132 non-res

Infant siblings attending- no extra charge

Materials Fee: $42.00 payable to instructor at first class.

ClUB ReC AfteR-SCHoolSenior Recreation Leader Joe Medina and his staff will lead the Club REC kids in various programs such as games, sports, arts and crafts. We’re also taking time out every day to make sure that homework is done in a quiet and comfortable setting.

Days: Monday - FridayDates: Days Brisbane School District is in sessionTime: 2:30 pm – 6:00 pmLocation: Recreation Activity Room Age: K-6th GradeFee: $8.00/day $108/month Resident $9.50/day $130/month Non-resident

Registration Opens:July 16 residents

July 30 non-residents

kindeR-CAReThe Kinder-care program is a great place for your kindergarten student to go after class lets out. Participants will be picked up by Parks and Recreation Department staff at their classroom, and will be lead in arts and crafts, storytelling and games. Participants are welcome to join the Club REC program at the end of Kinder-care for an additional fee.

Day: Monday - FridayDates: Days Brisbane School District is in session Time: 1:30 - 2:30 pmLocation: Recreation Activity RoomFee: $45 resident $54 non-resident No Drop-Ins Instructor: Linda Gallegos

Registration Opens:July 16 residents

July 30 non-residents

SUMMeR PRe-SCHoolCome join us at Brisbane Preschool Summer Camp! We provide a safe, nurturing and fun environment in which children can make new friends and learn new things. Campers will enjoy arts and crafts, singing and dancing, games, stories and outdoor playtime.

Days: Tuesday and ThursdayDates: July 2 – July 25 Time: 9:00 am – NoonLocation: Brisbane Community Center Age: 3 – 5 yearsFee: $118 Resident $142 Non-residentRegistration: May 7 Residents May 14 Non-ResidentsTeacher: Diana JiNote: Students must be potty trained.



Youth and teens ProgramsRegistration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place

Negative behaviors are decreased because of youth participation in recreation activities.

teen Center news The Brisbane Teen Center is an after school center open to middle school and high school students. The teen center has many different options for entertainment & recreation: com-puters, X-Box 360, a ping pong table, a pool table, and a basketball hoop in the back yard.

TEEN CENTER HOURSMonday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 3:00 pm - 7:00 pmWednesday - 2:00 - 7:00 pm

SPRING BREAK HOURSMarch 18 to April 8, Monday - Friday 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm

SUMMER HOURSJune 24 - August 16, Monday - Friday 1:00 - 7:00 pm

RECREATION DANCEFriday, March 15 and Friday, May 37:00 - 9:30 pm 7:00 - 9:30Lipman Gym Mission Blue CenterAdmission $5 at the door

6th - 8th grade students only. No in and out privileges. If a participant wants to leave the dance early, a parent must come and pick them up. No admissions after 8:00 pm.

Activity Guide


tRACk teAM6th - 8th Grade Boys & Girls

Running Events: 75m, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m

Field Events: Long Jump & High Jump.

Each participant must enter 2 running events and 2 field events at each meet.

Practices: TBD starting week of April 9thMeets: Thursdays, May 2-30 4:00-6:00 pmLocation: Terra Nova High SchoolFee: $68.00 includes track shirt/uniform

Registration Deadline: April 25

Questions or concerns, call steve Beaty, 508-2144

Golf teAM6th - 8th Grade Boys & Girls

A new sport for Brisbane youth and teens. We will practice at Colma Golf Center a few times, and then play 4 rounds of golf at Mariner’s Point Golf Course in Foster City. Finalist advance to championship round vs. other players from the N.C.R.L. Beginner’s welcome. Clubs not needed, some equipment will be provided.

Dates: April 10 - May 29Times 4:00 - 5:30 pmLocation: Practice - Colma Meets - Foster CenterFee: $68.00

Questions or concerns, call steve Beaty, 508-2144

YoUtH tenniSInstructor Joe Guglielmi skillfully teaches young learners ages 5-13 in the Munchkins and Junior Beginners age group. Learning tennis skills early can only enhance a player’s skills throughout his or her lifetime.Location: Tennis Courts (at Lipman Field) 1 Solano Street

Munchkins • 5-7 years Saturday, April 6 - May 4 May 18 - June 15Time: 11:30 am – 12:30 pm

Junior Beginners • 8-13 years Days: Tuesday & ThursdayDates: April 2 - April 16 April 23-May 7 May 14 - May 28 June 4 - June 18Time: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Fee: $79 Resident $93 non-res (5 classes)

Loaner racquets availableupon request

YoUtH tAe kWon doDays: Mondays and FridaysTimes: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Dates: OngoingLocation: Community Center Age: 6 years to 13 yearsFee: $82 res per 8 visit punchcard $96 non-res per 8 visit punchcard - (Effective April 2013)

Pay instructor for uniform & required $12 AAU membership

Instructor: Ron Atwood Master Tae Kwon Do Instructor

For more information contact Russ Carmick, 508-2143.



11Being physically active makes you feel energetic.

AdUlt tAe kWon do ClASSeS

Days: Mondays and FridaysTimes: 6:30 - 7:30 pm Location: Community CenterAge: 14 years and overFee: $82 res per 8 visit punchcard$96 non-res per 8 visit punchcard

Yearly AAU membership $22.00; Uniforms $25.00 (not required) Instructor: Ron Atwood, Master Tae Kwon Do Instructor

For more information contact Russ Carmick at 508-2143.

Days: SundaysDates: OngoingTimes: 8:55 - 9:55 am Location: Community Center Ages: 18 years and olderFee for five class payment card: $45 res/$53 non-resDrop-In: $11 res/$13 non-resInstructor: Isa Hershoff-Looper


Activity Guide

SUndAY StRetCH-YoGA Day: SundaysDates: OngoingTimes: 8:30 - 10:00 amLocation: Mission Blue CenterFee for five class payment card: $55 res/ $65 non-resDrop Ins: $13 res/ $15 non-res Instructor: Megan Keane


CoUntRY line dAnCeDay: ThursdayDates: OngoingTime: 7:30 – 9:30 pmLocation: Mission Blue CenterAge: 18 years & olderFee: $8 res/$9 non-res Instructor: Diane Ward


HAtHA YoGA All leVelS

Day: Wednesday NightTime: 5:30-7:00 pmLocation: Mission Blue CenterAge: 18 years and overFee for five class payment card: $55 res/ $65 non-resDrop Ins: $13 resident / $15 non-residentInstructor: Laura Hahn-AtwoodYin Yoga taught on last Wednesday of each month.


BeGinninG CHen-StYle tAiJi (tAi CHi) And QiGonG Day: MondayDates: 3/11-4/29 (8 classes) 5/6-7/1 - No class 5/13Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pmLocation: Mission Blue CenterAge: 18 years and olderFee: $65 Residents $76/Non-Residents

Instructors: Anthony and Stella Cheung


Adult Programs and ClassesRegistration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place

Registration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks

Spring Adult Softball leagueStart getting your team roster together now for Spring Softball in Brisbane. Don’t wait, space is limited and you don’t want to miss out on all the fun.Co-Ed League Men’s LeagueDays: Tuesday Nights starting April 2 Days: Wednesday Nights Times: 6:30, 7:45 and 9:00 pm staring April 3Times: 6:30, 7:45, & 9:00 pm Location: Mission Blue FieldLocation: Mission Blue Field Age: 18 years and older Age: 18 years and older Fee: $628.00Fee: $628.00 Registration Deadline: Monday, March 18, 5:00 pmMandatory Coaches Mtg: Monday, March 25, 6:00 pm at City Hall

For more information call Recreation Supervisor Russ Carmick @ 508-2143

AdUlt tenniSWhether you want to improve your serve, forehand or backhand, you’ll have fun learning new skills and making friends by joining our tennis program.

Days: Tuesdays and ThursdaysDates: April 2 - April 16 April 23-May 7 May 14 - May 28 June 4 - June 18Location: Tennis Courts (at Lipman Field) 1 Solano Street

Adult Beginners • 13 yrs & Up Time: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Adult Intermediates • 13 yrs & UpTime: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pmFee: $79 resident $93 non-resident (5 classes)Instructor: Joe Guglielmi

Loaner racquets available upon request




2 Visitacion Avenue • Hours: Monday–Friday 11 am to 4 pm • Questions or information, call 508-0230 •Open to ALL Brisbane Seniors 60 Years or Older • Staff: Teresa Madrigal, Senior Recreation Leader

Senior Sunrise Room Activities

tHURSdAY dRAWinG & PAintinGTime: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmInstructor: Sean Yore

tUeSdAYAGile AGinG ClASSDates: October 2 to June 11Time: 10:30 am Instructor: Valerie Baadh Garrett

SAtURdAYCoMPUteR ClASSMeets the first, second and third Saturday of every month.Time: 10:30 am - 12:30 pmInstructor: Linda HagenLocation: Brisbane Elem. SchoolSpace limited call for availability

fRidAY knit oR CRoCHetClass meets the first and third Friday of every month.Dates: Sept. 23 - end of DecemberTime: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pmInstructor: Carol GeeFee: Cost of needles and yarn

Socially involved people are 2 to 5 times less likely to suffer heart disease.Activity Guide

MondAY BinGoTime: 12:00 noon – 1:00 pm

WedneSdAYoPen diSCUSSion dAY Time: 2:30 - 4:00 pm

tUeSdAY & tHURSdAYMoVie & diSCUSSion GRoUPTime: 1:00 pm

Brisbane Senior ClubOn the Move and Having Fun

The Brisbane Senior Club is a great place for Brisbane seniors (60 years and up) to get the most out of life. Whether we’re on a trip to a new and exciting place or simply enjoying each other’s company, Brisbane Senior Club members are active and always doing something fun. The Club is currently accepting new members. We meet ev-ery Wednesday at the Com-munity Center for lunch or a trip and with the monthly dues being a low $10.00 with first-time visits at no charge, you have no reason not to join in. For more information, call Club Coordinator Bonnie Bologoff at (415) 467-8071 or Recreation Supervisor Russ Carmick at (415) 508-2143. Look forward to seeing you there.

ALL PROGRAMS ARE FREE FOR

SENIORS

Jacqueline Wong

Frances Harrison



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Purchase Swim Passes at the Brisbane Community Pool. For more information call 657-4320.

Aquatic Programs

POOL FACILITIES• Professional and trained aquatic staff are lifeguards

certified by the American Red Cross

• Zero depth entry pool for disability access

• Lap Pool, locker rooms

• showers, and changing rooms

• Heated men’s and women’s locker rooms

• Water heated to a comfortable 79-81 degrees

• Vending machines available

• Grass area with leisure seating

• Shade structure with picnic tables

• Private facility rentals for corporate events, end-of-year school parties, and special events

Brisbane Community Pool, 2 Solano Street, For questions call (415) 657-4321

Everyone Must Pay Entry Fee Swimsuit diaper required for all children 3 years

and younger Youth - up to 17 years (6 and under must be

with an adult and within arm's reach at all times) Adult - 18 years and older Senior - 60 years and older No inflatables We welcome breastfeeding mothers Patrons allowed an additional 15 minutes in the

locker rooms after the facility is closed.

If you swim laps, do the last two as fast as you can.

Swim Passes are purchased at the Brisbane Community Pool. For more information call 657-4321.

Spring 2013 Program HoursMarch 25 - June 23, 2013

Adult Lap Swim (18 years and older only)Monday-Thursday 6:30 am - 9:30 am 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Friday and Wednesday 6:30 am - 9:30 am 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 5:15 pm - 7:00 pmSaturday & Sunday 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Recreation Swim (all ages welcome- 6 years and under must be accompanied by an adult and within arm’s reach at all times)Monday-Friday 4:00 pm - 7:00 pmSaturday and Sunday 12:00 am - 5:00 pm

Summer 2013 Program HoursJune 24 - August 25, 2013

Adult Lap Swim (18 years and older only)Monday, Wednesday 6:30 am - 8:00 am

9:00 am - 1:00 pm 4:30 pm - 7:30 pmTuesday, Thursday 6:30 am - 8:00 am 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 4:30 pm - 8:00 pmFriday 6:30 am - 1:00 pm 4:30 pm - 7:00 pmSaturday & Sunday 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Recreation Swim (all ages welcome - 6 years and under must be accompanied by

an adult and within arms reach at all times)

Monday-Friday 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm 5:30 pm - 7:00 pmSaturday & Sunday 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Spring and Summer Swim Program FeesAdult Lap and Recreation Swim Fees:Daily Admission $5 Resident $7 Non Resident*AM Daily Admission $6 Resident $8 Non-ResidentMonthly Pass $49 Resident $65 Non Resident*AM Monthly Pass $54 Resident $70 Non Resident15 Swim Pass $55 Resident $70 Non Resident*AM 15 Swim Pass $60 Resident $75 Non-Resident (good for one year)

Senior Lap & Youth Recreation Swim Fees:Daily Admission $3 Resident $5 Non Resident*AM Daily Admission $4 Resident $6 Non-ResidentMonthly Pass $40 Resident $60 Non Resident*AM Monthly Pass $45 Resident $65 Non Resident15 Swim Pass $35 Resident $50 Non Resident*AM 15 Swim Pass $40 Resident $55 Non-Resident (good for one year)

Summer Weekend Program Fees for non-residents will in-crease to $10 for adults and $5 for children effective Memorial Day May 27th - Labor Day September 2nd.

* Please Note: Beginning April 1, 2013, Morning Swim prices are increasing (6:30 am - 9:30 am Spring,

6:30 am - 8:00 am Summer)• An Additional $1 for Daily Drop In Fee• An additional $5 for all Passes if planning to be used during

the morning shift.



BRISBANE SWIM TEAM PROGRAMTryoutsTryouts will be April 24 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm at the Brisbane Community Pool. Bring swim suits, cap and goggles and meet at the back gazebo. Even if you were on the team in previous years, please show up to meet the coaches and new members! Swim suit order information will be available.

Spring Practice Summer PracticeMay 1 - June 22 June 24 - August 9Wednesdays and Fridays Monday - Thursday4:00 pm - 5:30 pm All Ages 8:00 am - 9:00 am All Ages

CostSpring: Residents $85; Non-Residents $100 Summer: Resident $180; Non-Resident $212The price includes a swim pass for the participant valid from May 1 through August 9 during recreation swim hours. Cap and t-shirt are provided. USA Swimming Fees are separate. USA Swimming Regulations required to particpate in meets.

Please sign up today directly on-line at www.brisbaneca.org. Space limited to 25.

Registration Opens: March 12 Residents

March 19 Non-Residents

Activity Guide


Aquatic Programs

Being physically active builds strength and endurance.


Birthday Party PackagesHave the Brisbane Community Pool arrange your next birthday party! Includes private use of the gazebo area, swimming for the entire day, twenty minutes of games led by the aquatic staff, and use of the locker rooms, big pool and baby pool. Please contact (415) 657-4321 for more information.

Gold Package:Includes pool admission for a maximum of 40 adults and children admission into the pool, private rental of the gazebo area for 5 hours during recreation swim times, private use of 4 king-sized picnic tables in the gazebo area, 20 minutes of games led by aquatic staff and extra time (15 minutes prior and 15 minutes after) for set-up and take down of birthday decorations.

Days: Saturday/Sunday Time: 12:00 - 5:00 pm Fee: $248 resident/$292 non-resident

Silver Package:Includes pool admission for a maximum of 20 adults and children, private rental of the gazebo area for 2.25 hours during recreation swim times, private use of 4 king-sized picnic tables in the gazebo area, twenty minutes of games led by aquatic staff.

Days: Saturday/Sunday Time: 12:00 - 2:15 pm or 2:30 - 4:45 pm Fee: $111 resident/$133 non-resident

Weekday Package (For Summer Only)Includes pool admission for a maximum of 40 adults and children, private rental of the gazebo area for 3.5 hours during recreation swim times, private use of 4 king-sized picnic tables in the gazebo area, 20 minutes of games led by aquatic staff and extra time (15 minutes prior and 15 minutes after) for set-up and take down of birthday decorations.Days: Monday - Friday Time: 1:00 - 4:30 pm Fee: $108 resident/$128 non-resident

Naui Scuba Diving Classes Cancelled for 2013. Will resume January 2014



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WATER AEROBICSShape up and slim down with invigorating water

exercise! This class is designed to use the water’s natural buoyancy and resistance. This is a fun way to get fit!

Monday/Wednesday/FridaySpring- March 4 through June 21

11:15 am-12:15 pm

Monday/Wednesday/FridaySummer - June 24 through August 23

9:15 am-10:15 am

Tuesday/ThursdayStarting in May6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Tuesday/ThursdayJune 25- August 22

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

SaturdayBeginning April 20

9:30 - 10:30 am

$7.00 drop in fee Resident$8.00 drop in fee non-Res

Summer Family Swim Passes

*Early Bird Special*

Buy your Summer Family Pass prior to May 14th and receive the Early Bird discount.

Family passes include swimming during summer recreation swim times (does not include lap swim times). Passes are good Memorial Day through Labor Day weekends.Families include up to 5 family members who live in your immediate household. $15 for each additional member.

Fees:Early Bird $178 resident $200 non-residentRegular Fee (after 5/15) $209 resident $225 non-resident

Private Pool Rentals

Enjoy the use of the entire Brisbane Community Pool for your end of the year school parties, birthdays, and graduation parties. The pool provides seven king-size picnic tables, gazebo area, PA system for music, and professionally trained aquatic staff. Private rentals are available for your group during the spring and summer months.

Spring Season: March 25, 2013 - June 23, 2013Days and Times: Monday – Friday 1:30 pm - 3:30 pmSaturday and Sunday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Summer Season: June 24, 2013 to August 25, 2013Days and Times: Saturday and Sunday 5:00 pm-11:00 pm

Rates:Up to 50 participants: Residents $90 hourNon-Residents $108 hourUp to 100 participants: Residents $117 hourNon-Residents $140 hourUp to 200 participants: Residents $138 hour Non-Residents $165 hour

Aquatic Programs



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Recreation Dance 6th-8th grades

Friday, October 26, 7:00-9:00

Admission: $5.00 at the door. Mission Blue Center, 475 Mission Blue Drive

Red Cross Swim ProgramsSPRING AND SUMMER PROGRAM REGISTRATION

RESIDENT: Tuesday, March 12 NON-RESIDENT: Tuesday, March 19

Registration Deadline: Noon on Friday prior to session dates.

Children will be taught basic swim and safety skills in this Red Cross Learn-To-Swim program. This progressive program instructs pre-school up through novice swim team.

Spring ScheduleSATURDAY LESSONSFees: $49 Resident and $57 Non ResidentApril 27 - June 1 9:55 - 10:25 am Starfish 10:30 - 11:00 am Seal 9:55 - 10:25 am Seahorse 11:05 - 11:35am Lobster10:30 - 11:00 am Seahorse 11:05 - 11:35am Guppy

Summer ScheduleMONDAY - THURSDAY LESSONSFees: $63 resident and $75 non-residentSession 1 June 24 - July 3 ($56 resident; $66 non-resident)Session 2 July 8 - July 18Session 3 July 22 - August 1Session 4 August 5 - August 15Session 5 August 19 - August 22 ($34 resident; $40 non-resident)

SATURDAY LESSONS ($41 resident; $48 non-resident) Session 1 June 22 - July 20Session 2 July 27 - August 24

CLASSES: MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:45 am - 10:15 am . . Starfish 9:45 am - 10:15 am . . Lobster 10:20 am - 10:50 am . . Starfish 10:20 am - 10:50 am . . Seahorse10:55 am - 11:25 am . . Seahorse10:55 am - 11:25 am . . Lobster 10:55 am - 11:25 am . . Seal10:55 am - 11:25 am . . Shark11:30 am - 12:00 pm . . Starfish 11:30 am - 12:00 pm . . Seahorse11:30 am - 12:00 pm . . Lobster11:30 am - 12:00 pm . . Dolphin12:05 pm - 12:35 pm . .Guppy12:05 pm - 12:35 pm . . .Seal

SATURDAY CLASSES PRIVATE LESSONS 9:55 am - 10:25 am . . . Lobster $140 residents; $164 non-residents 9:55 am - 10:25 am . . . Seal Session 1 June 24 - June 27 10:30 am - 11:00 am . . . Seahorse Session 2 July 1- July 3 ($35 res; $39 non-res) 10:30 am - 11:00 am . . . Dolphin Session 3 July 8 - July 1111:05 am -11:35 am . . . Guppy Session 4 July 15- July 1811:05 am -11:35 am . . . Starfish Session 5 July 22- July 25 Session 6 July 29 - August 1 Session 7 August 5- August 8 Session 8 August 12 - August 15 Session 9 August 19 - August 22

PRIVATE LESSONS TIMES 12:05 pm – 12:35 pm Private (a) 12:05 pm –12:35 pm Private (b) 4:30 pm – 5:00 pm Private

Guppy/Toddler: Ages 6 months to 3 years oldParent or guardian participates with the child in the water. This course focuses on water adjustment skills. More advanced students will work on floating, movement of the arms and legs, and breath control.

Starfish:The objective of this class is to help students feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. Students will learn elementary aquatic skills that they will build on as they progress through the learn-to-swim program. Those who feel comfortable in the water may complete this level quickly. Ages 3 and up

Seahorse:The objective of this class is fundamental skill building. Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. They will also begin to work on their arm stroke. Pre-requisite: Starfish skills

Lobster:Students in this class will begin to coordinate the front and back crawl strokes. Participants will be introduced to the basics of elementary backstroke, diving from the side of the pool and treading water. Pre-requisite: Seahorse skills

Seal:Students will increase their endurance by swimming front and back crawl for greater distances. They will also be introduced to breaststroke, sidestroke, and turning at the wall. Pre-requisite: Lobster skills

Dolphin:The objective of this class is coordination and refinement of key strokes. Students will be introduced to butterfly, open turns, and diving. Pre-requisite: Seal skills

Shark:Participants will polish all strokes so that they may swim with more ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness over greater distances. Students will develop considerable endurance by the end of this course. Pre-requisite: Dolphin skills

Adults:Designed to provide adults and teens individual instruction from basic skills such as floating, kicking and breath control through all basic strokes.

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm . . Guppy 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm . . Starfish 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm . . Seal 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm . . Starfish 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm . . Seahorse 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm . . Lobster 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm . . Dolphin 5:35 pm - 6:05 pm . . Seahorse 5:35 pm - 6:05 pm . . Lobster 6:10 pm - 6:40 pm . . Seal 6:10 pm - 6:40 pm . . .Shark 6:45 pm - 7:15 pm . . Adult

REGISTRATION INFORMATION - Recreation Office, 50 Park Place or online at

www.brisbaneca.org



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Recreation Dance 6th-8th grades

Friday, October 26, 7:00-9:00

Admission: $5.00 at the door. Mission Blue Center, 475 Mission Blue Drive

REGISTRATION INFORMATION & POLICIESAll activities require registration before attending. Activities may be cancelled due to lack of enrollment. Please register early so an activity will not be cancelled unnecessarily. Brisbane residents pay a reduced fee. Resident fee eligibility is for all individuals who reside or work in Brisbane. Proof of residency may be required, e.g., drivers license, PG&E bill, or pay stub from a Brisbane employer. (P.O. Boxes do not establish residency.)

TRANSACTION FEEA non-refundable transaction fee is added to some youth and adult classes or sports.

REFUNDS AND CREDITS

Participant WithdrawalsA refund or credit will only be given if the participant contacts the recreation office prior to the deadlines detailed below.

For all classes, sports, and activities: Participant must notify recreation office three working days prior to the first meeting of the class/program/activity (by 9 am).Summer Camp Only: One week notice prior to the start of a Summer Camp session (by 9 am).Credit: Full credit less transaction fee if applicable. No processing fee deducted.Check or Credit Card Refund: Full refund less $8 processing fee and less transaction fee if applicable; check refunds take approximately 3-4 weeks.Credit Card Refund (on-line registrations only): Full refund less online convenience fee and less transaction fee if applicable; refund must be credited to the card used for the registration.

Activity & Class CancellationsIf a class, program, or activity is cancelled by the instructor or the Recreation Department, a refund will be made to the participants. Credit: Full credit of all fees to your account. Check Refund: Full refund of all fees; refunds take approximately 3-4 weeksCredit Card Refund (on-line registration only): full refund less online convenience fee; refund must be credited to the card used for the registration.

Satisfaction GuaranteeFull refunds will be given (less processing fee and applicable registration fee) if after one meeting participant is not satisfied.

ATTENDANCEAttendance is limited to registered participants only. Participants may not make up classes which they have missed. Fees will not be prorated for missed classes.

WAITING LISTSParticipants will be placed on a waiting list once the activity reaches maximum enrollment. If a space becomes available, we will notify waitlisted registrants by phone.

EMERGENCY CONTACT CARDAll participants under the age of 18 must have a current emergency contact card on file in the recreation office.

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER• Register online with 24 hours a day at

www.brisbaneca.org Click on “Class Sign Up” link. A credit card is required for online transactions.

• Walk-in office registration. Come to the Recreation office at Brisbane City Hall, 50 Park Place. We are located on the second floor.

City Hall HoursMondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays

8:00 am to 5:00 pmWednesdays 8:00 am to 8:00 pm

Fridays 8:00 am to 1:00 pm

• Mail in registration. Mail a completed registration form and a check made payble to City of Brisbane to:

Parks & Recreation Office 50 Park Place

Brisbane CA 94005

For more information call (415) 508-2140Or email us: [email protected]

Registration information and Policies

• Registration on-line www.brisbaneca.org or Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department • 50 Park Place • 415-508-2140 •

Parks & Recreation - the benefits are endless! Activity Guide



Activity Guide

PARTICIPANT’S NAME: _____________________________________________________________________

DATE OF BIRTH: _____________________________ AGE: _______ GRADE:_________________

PARENT / GUARDIAN NAME: ________________________________________________________________

PRIMARY PHONE: (______)_________________________________________________ (HOME/CELL/WORK)

SECONDARY PHONE): (______)_____________________________________________ (HOME/CELL/WORK)

ADDRESS: _________________________________________ CITY:_________________ ZIP: ________

PARENT’S E-MAIL: ___________________________________________________(for program updates only)

ACtiVitY nAMe SeSSion# dAte tiMe fee

TOTAL $ _____________I fully understand the nature of the program or activity in with my child will participate. I further understand that the Recreation Depart-ment does not assume any responsibility to participants in such a program(s) and the undersigned does hereby agree to release the City of Brisbane and its Department of Recreation from any liability in connection with the participation of my child in said activities and does further agree to hold the City of Brisbane harmless from any and all liability in connection therewith. This release applies to any program or activity sponsored by the Recreation Department in which my child may participate. With these facts in mind, I accept the responsibility for my child’s participation in such activity. I further understand that the City is not responsible for lost or stolen acticles.

Signature: Date:

Parent or Authorized Guardian

Brisbane Parks & Recreation Registration form

• On-Line Registration • www.brisbaneca.org To register by credit card using our on-line system, visit the City of Brisbane online at www.brisbaneca.org

and click on the “Class Sign Up” link at bottom of the page, and follow the instructions.

• Walk-In Registration • City Hall 50 Park Place Register in person at the Parks & Recreation Administrative Office at City Hall 50 Park Place. Please complete the

registration form below or obtain one from the Parks & Recreation Office.

• Mail-In Registration • 50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005 To register by mail, please complete the registration form below or download a form from the City of Brisbane website

www.brisbaneca.org. Mail the form and your check made payable to the City of Brisbane to: Parks & Recreation Office, 50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005.

• Please Note:• All participants under 18 years of age must have a current emergency card on file at the Parks & Recreation Office.• Resident fee applies if you Live Or Work in Brisbane.• For more information, please call (415) 508-2140.

Brisbane Parks & Recreation Registration informationRegistRation foRm (please pRint cleaRly)

City of Brisbane Parks and Recreation Department50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005 • (415) 508-2140On-Line Registration: http://www.brisbaneca.org | E-mail [email protected]



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MARCH CAlendAR Meetings could be canceled or changed, Call 508-2113 to verify.

4 Monday, 7:30 pmCity Council Meeting, T

11 Monday, RESIDENTIAL STREET SWEEPING2nd Monday of Every Month

13 Wednesday, BUSINESS STREET SWEEPING2nd Wednesday of every Month

13 Wednesday, 6:30 pmOpen Space & Ecology Committee, City Hall, Community Meeting Room, T

14 Thursday, 7:30 pmPlanning Commission Meeting, City Hall, Community Meeting Room, T

16 Saturday, 2:30 - 3:00 pm, Brisbane Library EventCalFresh Clinic: every third Saturday 12:30-3:30. The CalFresh program, federally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) can augment your food budget and help you put healthy, nutritious food on the table. A representative will be in the branch once a month to enroll qualified individuals.

18 Monday, 7:30 pmCity Councili Meeting, T

23 Saturday, 1:00 pm, Brisbane Library EventArt Lecture Art of the Samurai

27 Wednesday,BUSINESS STREET SWEEPING4th Wednesday Monthly

27 Wednesday, 11:30 am, Brisbane Library EventBonding thru Music concert for 0-4s and their Parents/Caregivers

27 Wednesday, 7:00 pmParks and Recreation Commission MeetingCity Hall, Community Meeting Room, T

28 Thursday, 7:30 pmPlanning Commission Meeting. City Hall, Community Meeting Room, T

T - Meeting televised on Channel 27

City Hall - Hours of OperationMonday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 - 5:00 pmWednesday, 8:00 - 8:00 pm, Friday, 8:00 - 1:00 pm

For questions or comments about CITY NEWS or the STAR please call the City Manager’s Office at 508-2110 or email [email protected].

RECURRING PROGRAMS AT THE LIBRARY!

Preschool Storytime - Monday, 1:00 pm

Toddler Storytime - Wednesday, 12:30 pm

Baby Bounce - Thursdays, 1:15 pmAttend our program for children newborn up to 18 months old and receive a new parent kit valued at $75.

Knitting - Thursday, March 14 and March 28. The program begins at 6:30.

Lawyers in the Library - On Hiatus, Returns in January on a new day/time Every Third Saturday of the Month 1pm-3pm

Paws for Tales - On location at the Brisbane Elementary School, alternating Tuesdays.

performance on Thursday, May 2nd at 4:30 with cult favorite

Randy Kaplan. Randy’s latest album, the NAPPA Gold Award winning Country Blues & Ragtime CD for Kids, “Mr. Diddie Wah Diddie,” has been released to much acclaim, and his music is described as “offbeat, smart and funny, funny, funny!” His performances are targeted for the 3-8-year-old set and their families. Another special Ditch Your Device event will be the parenting workshop “Media, Technology and Early Childhood Development: What Parents Need to Know,” led by Ph.D. Holly Pedersen at 7:30pm Tuesday April 30th. Holly will address all your questions about how apps and screentime can affect the development of your baby, toddler, or preschooler.



Community resources GuideCity of Brisbane - City Hall Community Services

Council, Commissions, and CommitteesCity Council Meetings

1st and 3rd Monday7:30 pm • City Hall

For more information, or to receiveCity Council Meeting Agendas & Minutes

via e-mail, send a request [email protected]

or call 508-2113

Council MembersRay Miller, Mayor

W. Clarke Conway, Mayor Pro TemCliff R. Lentz,

Terry O’Connell,

(415 Area Code Unless Stated Otherwise)

Planning Commission2nd and 4th Thursday

7:30 pm • City Hall

For more information contact

Planning Department at 508-2120

Members: Jameel Munir, Chair,

Carolyn Parker, Vice Chair,

Karen Evans Cunningham, Dave Reinhardt

Tuong Van Do

Traffic Advisory CommitteeEvery three months

For more information, contact 508-2130

Members:

Bill Dettmer, Peter Grace,

Mark O’Malley, Jerry Salvador,

Open Space and Ecology Committee2nd Wednesday


For more information, contact

City Manager’s Office at 508-2110

Members: Glenn Fieldman, Chair, Barbara Ebel,

Mary Gutekanst, Yakim Hayuk

Michele Salmon, Sean Sweeney

Parks and Recreation Commission4th Wednesday


For more information, contact

Recreation Department at 508-2140

Members: Bonnie Bologoff, Chair,

Dawn Cutler, Cris Hart, Jamesanne Dunn, Vice Chair,

Kevin Fryer, Karen Akiko Lentz, Renee Marmion

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Brisbane, CA 94005Providing Quality Services

Airport Noise Complaints ................................................................... 650-821-4736Animal Control (Stray or injured animals) ....................................... 650-340-7022To locate Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings CallSan Francisco Central Office ........................................................................674-1821San Mateo Fellowship Office ............................................................... 650-577-1310Bay Area Air Quality Management Dst. (BAAQMD) .................800-334-ODORQuarry Dust Complaints (San Mateo County) ............................. 650-363-1849Brisbane Chamber of Commerce ...............................................................467-7283Brisbane Library ..............................................................................................467-2060Brisbane School District ................................................................................467-0550 Panorama School ..................................................................................586-6595 Brisbane Elementary School ...............................................................467-0120 Lipman Middle School ..........................................................................467-9541Comcast Cable Television..................................................................... 800-945-2288Jefferson High School District Office ................................................ 650-550-7900 Jefferson High School .................................................................. 650-550-7700 Oceana High School .................................................................... 650-550-7300 Terra Nova High School ............................................................. 650-550-7600 Westmoor High School .............................................................. 650-550-7400Household Hazardous Waste Disposal ............................................. 650-363-4718Legal Aid Society for Tenant Rights .................................................... 800-381-8898Para Investigaciones de vivienda justa llame ProjectSentinel, llamades compeletamente gratis . .. . . 888-324-7468Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center ............................................... 650-513-0330(Confidential mediation for Neighbor, Landlord, Tenant, and Small Business disputes/problems)SamTrans (Bus routes, scheduling info) ............................................. 800-660-4287San Mateo County Housing ................................................................. 650-802-5050 & Community Development (Low income Home Rehab loans)San Mateo County Environmental Health ........................................ 650-363-4305South San Francisco Scavenger Co. .................................................... 650-589-4020 (Garbage service, debris boxes)Veteran’s Emotional Crisis Line .......................................................1-800-273-8255 OR www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

50 Park Place, Brisbane 94005

Hours of Operation Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 - 5:00 pm

Wednesday 8:00 - 8:00 pm, Friday 8:00 - 1:00 pm EMERGENCY - Fire, Police, Medical Ambulance .............................................. 911 From cell phone .............................................................. 467-1212Dispatch Non Emergency .............................................................................467-1212City General Information ..............................................................................508-2100FAX Line ...........................................................................................................467-4989E-Mail ................................................................................... [email protected] ......................................................................................www.ci.brisbane.ca.usBuilding & Planning ..........................................................................................508-2120(Building permits, zoning info, remodeling and room additions)City Clerk (Elections, campaigns, city council meetings) .....................508-2113City Manager ....................................................................................................508-2110Finance (Water bills, business licenses) ..................................................508-2150 Fire Chief ..........................................................................................................467-4181Fire Non-Emergency ......................................................................................657-4300Fire Prevention (Weed Abatement, smoke alarm testing) .....................467-8617Job Hotline ........................................................................................................467-2065Marina ....................................................................................................... 650-583-6975Mission Blue/Community Center Rental ...................... 508-2143Police Chief.......................................................................................................508-2170Police Non-Emergency ..................................................................................508-2181(Parking/Abandoned Vehicle Complaints, Crime Prevention Assistance)Police Officer Voice Mail ................................................................................508-2188Public Works ....................................................................................................508-2130(Streets, sidewalks, service requests, public right of way)Recreation Programs/Class Registration/Park Rentals ...........................508-2140Swimming Pool ................................................................................................657-4321Teen Center .....................................................................................................468-6467

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