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1 Parks & Recreation Programs & Events Guide Join us on March 19th for the annual EGGstravaganza Event! Spring 2016

2 4 6 Contact Information Parks & Facilities Signature Events Cultural Events Get Involved Teen Programming Youth Programming Fitness Programming Park Walking Maps Tennis Programming Silver Club (55+) Youth & Adult Sports Special Needs Programs Park Project Update Celebrate With Us! Refund Policy TABLE OF CONTENTS 30 Park & Class Policies 2 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

3 THE MISSION OF THE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT IS TO PROVIDE WORLD CLASS PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES, PROGRAMS & EVENTS FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES & ABILITIES. Downtown Doral Park

4 AYOR & C MAYOR & COUNCILMEMBERS Mayor Luigi Boria Vice Mayor Councilwoman Councilman Councilwoman Christi Fraga Sandra Ruiz Pete Cabrera Ana Maria Rodriguez Edward Rojas City Manager Albert Childress Assistant City SOCIAL MEDIA IS THE ULTIMATE EQUALIZER. IT GIVES A VOICE AND A PLATFORM TO ANYONE WILLING TO ENGAGE. AMY JO MARTIN 4 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

5 Parks & Recreation Team Barbara Hernandez Parks & Recreation Director Lazaro Quintero Assistant Parks & Recreation Director Ashley Barcena Administrative Assistant Brittney Hatem Sponsorship & Recreation Coordinator Steven Diaz Recreation Programs Coordinator Jessica Roth Special Events Coordinator Michael Festa Parks Maintenance Supervisor Erin Weislow Recreation Administrator Meaghan Garcia Accounting Clerk Jeorge Vega Recreation Programs Coordinator Anna-Marie Martinez Special Needs Programs Specialist Amy Miller Events Specialist Mauricio Narvaez Recreation Facility Supervisor PHONE FAX WEBSITE PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

6 PARKS & FACILITIES F PARK HOLIDAY HOURS New Year s Day Parks Closed* MLK Day 8:00am 8:00pm President s Day 8:00am 8:00pm Memorial Day 8:00am 8:00pm Independence Day 8:00am 6:00pm Labor Day 8:00am 8:00pm Columbus Day 8:00am 8:00pm Veteran s Day 8:00am 8:00pm Thanksgiving Day 8:00am 2:30pm Day after Thanksgiving 8:00am 6:30pm Christmas Eve 8:00am 4:30pm Christmas Day Parks Closed New Year s Eve 8:00am 6:30pm *Downtown Doral Park & Trails & Tails will remain open New Year s Day HOURS OF OPERATION Park Hours For the full list of park hours, please visit our website: Morgan Levy Park Community Center Hours Monday-Friday Saturday Sunday 9:00am - 9:00pm 9:00am - 4:00pm Closed Morgan Levy Park Community Center: Phone: Fax: doralparksinfo@cityofdoral.com

7 P ARK A M E N I T I E S Doral Meadow Park (14 acres) Morgan Levy Park (14 acres) Veterans Park (1.3 acres) Downtown Doral Park (3 acres) Doral Central Park (82 acres) Trails & Tails Park (8.3 acres) PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

8 EGGSTRAVAGANZA Saturday, March 19, am 3pm Doral Central Park DORAL 5K Saturday, April 16, :30am Doral Meadow Park SIGNATURE EVENTS The Doral Bunny is hopping on through for our annual EGGstravaganza! Join us to enjoy carnival rides, egg hunts, fun games and other interactive activities throughout this festive afternoon. Event entrance and egg hunts are free. Food, refreshments, carnival ride wristbands and photos with the Doral Bunny will be for sale at the event. Enjoy a day of fitness and fun at the Doral 5K Run/Walk! Celebrate health and activity by participating in this 3.1 mile run, kicking off at Doral Meadow Park. Make this a family to-do as there are several age divisions everyone is welcome! Immediately following the event, witness the awards ceremony where the winners in several categories will be honored. A variety of food and beverages will be for sale for event participants. The City of Doral is now calling all eligible restaurants, food vendors and food trucks to be a part of the City s most popular special events. Gain exposure while bringing your delicious menu items to these great events! For details on how to apply, please call (305) or Amy.Miller@cityofdoral.com MOVIES AT THE PARK March 18, The Karate Kid 7:30pm Downtown Doral Park Catch family friendly films on the green at Downtown Doral Park on a giant inflatable movie screen. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets. No alcoholic beverages, glass containers, or pets are permitted. Movie schedule may be subject to change. Refreshments will be available onsite for purchase. For more information on upcoming showings, visit: *Parking available in the Doral Government Center parking garage. 8 For more information visit or call (305) SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

9 CULTURAL EVENTS ART AFTER DARK: ART WORKSHOP SERIES Thursday, March 24, 2016 Frost Art Museum SW 17th Street, Miami, FL :00pm-8:00pm Join us for the first in our Art After Dark series, Predators and Prey: The Lod Mosaic, and expand your artistic knowledge. The series will feature guided tours of current exhibitions at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, art making opportunities, refreshments, and entertainment including live music, performances and more. Every Art After Dark is different, so attend them all! Workshop is limited to 30 participants and RSVP required by March 17 th. Participants must be 21 or older. To RSVP or for more information, please call MOTHER S DAY RETRO SHOW Friday, May 6, 2016 Downtown Doral Park 8395 NW 53 Street 7:30pm Come get your groove on while enjoying a night full of great music and dancing as we celebrate all of the mothers in our lives. Featuring live musical performances of popular tunes from the 70 s, 80 s and 90 s that the whole family will love. EGGSTRAVAGANZA DORAL 5K MOVIES AT THE PARK PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

10 GET INVOLVED! ADULT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The City of Doral offers an adult volunteer program for those interested in coaching youth sports. We rely heavily on volunteer youth sports coaches to help provide participants with quality recreational experiences. Let s work together to make a difference. For additional information, contact Steven Diaz at Steven.Diaz@cityofdoral.com *Please note that ALL adult volunteer applicants must go through an extensive background check. Interested in Sponsoring a Parks & Recreation Program or Event? The City of Doral offers many opportunities for sponsorship. We have several parks and facilities in which numerous functions and events take place. For more information Contact: Brittney Hatem Sponsorship & Recreation Coordinator (305) Brittney.Hatem@cityofdoral.com 10 & Get Your Business Noticed! SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

11 Looking for community service hours? Join our Students in Action Volunteer Program! High School Students. If you are a high school student interested in becoming a Parks & Recreation volunteer, visit our website at and complete the application and waiver form. For more information, please Steven.Diaz@cityofdoral.com or call JOB FAIR! Friday, April 22, pm 8pm Ages: 15 & Up FREE Morgan Levy Park Basketball Courts Are you a high school student, recent grad or college student looking for a job? Whether you re looking for a part time or full time job, a summer job or volunteer experience come visit the City of Doral Parks & Recreation Job Fair to meet with local employers looking to hire Doral s youth! BUMP SET SPIKE! VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Friday, May 20, 2016 Time: 6:00pm 8:00pm Ages: FREE Morgan Levy Park Volleyball Courts Description: TEEN volleyball fanatics (ages 13-17) are invited to participate in this 2-on-2 volleyball tournament! Teams must consist of no more than 4 players, and no less than 2. Players may only play for one team.

12 YOUTH PROGRAMMING Spring Session: Monday, March 28 Saturday, May 21, 2016 ARTSY ART Thursday, March 31 Thursday, May 19, 2016 Thursdays 6pm-7pm Ages 5-10 Residents: $40 Non-Residents: $48 Morgan Levy Park Community Center Get your creative side on and join us for our weekly Artsy Art program! Participants will be able to explore their creativity using different materials while interacting with others. This class promises to be filled with fun and challenging hands on projects and activities! Maximum:12 JUST YOU & ME Friday, April 1 Friday, May 20, 2016 Fridays 10:30am-11:30am Ages: 2-5 Residents: $35 Non-Residents: $42 Morgan Levy Park Community Center You and your child will bond and enjoy developmentally age appropriate arts and crafts activities and active indoor games. Take this great opportunity to make friends and socialize with other parents. Maximum:12 CODE EXPLORERS: COMPUTATIONAL THINKING & CODING NEW Tuesday, March 29 Tuesday, May 17, 2016 Tuesdays 6:30pm 8:00pm Ages 6-10 Residents:$180 Non-Residents: $216 Supply Fee: $65 (One-Time Fee Paid to Instructor) Morgan Levy Community Center CODE EXPLORERS is an award-winning organization dedicated to teaching, motivating, and expanding participation in computer science, technology and engineering using mobile technology and learning. CODE EXPLORERS help students develop the capabilities and skills they are going to need to live better lives. BALLET PROGRAMMING Tuesdays/Thursdays Tuesday, March 29 Thursday, May 19, 2016 Resident:$160 Non-Resident: $192 Uniform Fee: $45 (paid to instructor) Pre-Ballet Ages: 3-5 4:30pm-5:15pm Dance Minis Ages: 5-6 6pm-6:45pm Dance Juniors Ages: :15pm-6pm 12 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

13 START SMART BASEBALL Thursday, March 31, 2016 Thursday, May 5, 2016 Thursdays 5pm 6pm Residents:$36 Non-Residents: $43 Doral Meadow Park Baseball Fields Description: This is a baseball program for beginners designed to teach fundamental skills such as throwing, catching, and hitting while preparing participants to engage in organized baseball games. The children will work one-on-one with their parents through the guidance of an instructor throughout the six-week course. *Parents are required to attend and participate at each class.* START SMART TENNIS Wednesday, March 30, 2016 Wednesday, May 4, 2016 Wednesdays 5pm 6pm Residents: $36 Non-Residents: $43 Morgan Levy Park Tennis Courts Description: This is a tennis program for beginners designed to teach fundamental skills such as serving, volleying, and footwork while preparing participants to engage in organized flag football games. The children will work one-on-one with their parents through the guidance of an instructor throughout the six-week course. *Parents are required to attend and participate at each class.* STORY TIME Ages: 1-5 Fee: FREE! 2nd Monday of each month at 10:30am 11:30am Dates: April 11, 2016 May 9, 2016 Come enjoy stories, songs, and visual tales that delight and entertain as well as encourage the love of reading at the Morgan Levy Park Community Center! TEACHER PLANNING DAY CAMPS Ages: 5-13 Resident Fee: $22 (per day) Non-Resident: $27 (One-time $4 T-Shirt fee required for all participants) Dates: April 8, 2016 Time: 7:30am 6:00pm Morgan Levy Community Center Teacher Planning Day is a one day camp that offers exciting and eventful indoor/outdoor activities, games, movies, and more. This is a unique program that integrates educational and fun components. Price includes lunch and snack. CITY OF DORAL SPRING BREAK CAMPS Register at Morgan Levy Park Community Center or directly with camp provider. Dates: Monday March 21- Friday March 25, 2016 Spring Break Camps offered: Alex Othon s Baseball Camp Ages: 5-15 years old 9:00am-4:00pm Resident: $135 / Non Resident: $162 For more information call: Doral Soccer Club: Multi-Sports & Recreational Soccer Camp Ages: 5-16 years old 8:30am-3:30pm Resident: $135 / Non Resident: $162 For more information call: (786) or visit: PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

14 FITNESS PROGRAMS WALK, DORAL! WALKING GROUP (SELF-GUIDED) ONGOING Tuesdays & Thursdays 9am-10am & Mondays & Wednesdays 6:30pm-7:30pm Ages: 12+ years old Fee: FREE Get out and Walk, Doral! Pick the days & times that work best for you. This low impact exercise is a great way to improve your fitness level and health! Don't miss the chance to meet fellow walkers while improving your cardiovascular endurance. Track laps/ miles walked and receive prizes based on achievements! Walking is free and an activity that everyone can do, join and walk your way to better health, today! Register at: Morgan Levy Park Community Center. The Walk, Doral! Walking Club meets inside the Morgan Levy Park Community Center. FREE DORAL CENTRAL PARK Every Saturday 9am-10:15am Improve your health by increasing flexibility, gaining muscle strength, toning your body, and decreasing stress! All Levels are welcome to attend. All ages welcome. Classes subject to weather. *All participants must complete a registration form and waiver to participate. Registration available at Morgan Levy Park Community Center and the day of at Doral Central Park. CORE YOGA NEW! Wednesday, March 30, 2016 Wednesday, May 18, 2016 Wednesdays 7pm 8pm Ages: 13+ Residents: $96 Non-Residents: $115 Morgan Levy Community Center CORE Yoga teaches basic and intermediate yoga techniques while engaging participants in a concentrated, slow-paced workout. Participants must supply their own yoga mat for each class.

15 REIKI NEW! March 5, April 2, May 7 *First Saturday of each month Saturdays 10am-12:30pm Ages 18+ FREE! Morgan Levy Park Community Center Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is administered by "laying on hands" and is based on the idea that an unseen "life force energy" flows through us and is what causes us to be alive. Max Capacity: 30. DANCEFIT FUSION BOOTCAMPS NEW! Ages 18+ Dancefit Fusion Bootcamp allows you to get cardiovascular work and strength training done in a single workout which means you ll spend less time exercising. This Bootcamp is about a team environment where both your trainers and fellow Bootcampers motivate and challenge you to reach your highest potential! Experience high-intensity, full-body workouts that target the major muscle groups of the upper & lower body, specifically designed to make it rain sweat! From circuit-style routines that jump-start cardio fitness, to creative muscle-toning exercises using dumbbells, exercise bands, or even the participant s body weight, each class brings its own unique challenges. No two classes are the same! Students will work the session to improve cardiovascular stamina, core strength, & flexibility. A physical assessment will be done at the beginning and end of each of each 8 week session to gauge the physical ability of each participant and also to safely build a comparable program for each participant. Exercise increases energy levels and increases serotonin in the brain, which leads to improved mental clarity. Being dehydrated reduces exercise performance Eating healthy is not more expensive than a junk food diet, especially once you consider health care costs down the road. Avocados have the highest protein content of any fruit. Okra contains vital antioxidants that can help fight cancer! PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

16 FITNESS PROGRAMS JR. JAZZERCISE Mondays/Wednesdays 6pm -6:45pm Ages: 5-12 Ongoing Resident: $38 (monthly) Non-Resident: $46 (monthly) Registration fee: $25 (one time fee for new customers & those who have not attended within the last year) Does your child love to dance and play games? Jr. Jazzercise is a special fitness class for girls ages five and up where we dance, play, present beautifully choreographed shows, and more! This class is a great place for your child to enjoy regular exercise, make friends, overcome shyness, and have fun. JAZZERCISE LITE Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:15am-11:15am Ages: 55+ Spring A: March 29 May 5, 2016 Residents: $27 Non-Residents: $32 Spring B: May 10 June 9, 2016 Residents: $23 Non-Residents: $28 This class features fun, friendship, and fitness. Gentle rhythmic movements provide a warm up, followed by a gradual aerobic segment and exercises to help increase bone density and muscle strength. Routines can be easily adapted for all levels of fitness. Bring a smile! You re going to enjoy yourself! Max Capacity: 25 JAZZERCISE Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays Ages 12+ 7pm-8pm Ongoing Morgan Levy Community Center Fee: Resident: $40 (Monthly) Non-Resident: $48 (Monthly) Registration fee: $25 (one time fee for new customers & those who have not attended within the last year) Jazzercise is a pulse-pounding, beat-pumping fitness program that gets you results fast. It s a calorie-torching, hip -swiveling, Shakira d-be-proud dance party workout to put your abs to the test, with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn. Incinerate up to 800cph (that s calories per hour) in one 60 minute class. Our classes Strike, Fusion, Core, Strength and Dance Mixx will leave you breathless, toned and coming back for more. Stop working out. Start working it with Jazzercise.

17 TAI-CHI FOR BEGINNERS NEW! Ages 18+ Wednesdays 10am-11am Spring A: March 30 April 6, 2016 Silver Club Member Special Rate Residents: $14 Non-Residents: $17 Regular Rate: Residents: $20 Non-Residents: $22 Spring B: May 11 June 10, 2016 Silver Club Member Special Rate Residents: $11 Non-Residents: $13 Regular Rate: Residents: $17 Non-Residents: $20 ADVANCED TAI-CHI NOW OPEN TO AGES 18-54! Ages 18+ Tuesdays & Thursdays 9am-10am Spring A: March 29 May 5, 2016 Silver Club Member Special Rate Residents: $27 Non-Residents: $32 Regular Rate: Residents: $39 Non-Residents: $47 Spring B: May 10 June 9, 2016 Silver Club Member Special Rate Residents: $23 Non-Residents: $28 Regular Rate: Residents: $33 Non-Residents: $40 The slow dance-like speed of Tai-Chi creates balance, flexibility and calmness with an emphasis on deep breathing and using mental imagery. Tai-Chi integrates your mind with your body and if very effective at relieving stress. Max Capacity is 30. Class registration prioritizes senior participation. Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Join this class and burn calories in 1 hour! This latin dance inspired cardio class is for all levels featuring the latest in salsa, cumbia, samba, merengue, cha-cha, reggaeton and more! Easy-to-follow routines feature aerobic fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. Ditch the workout, join the party! Morning Sessions Monday, March 28-Wednesday, May 18, 2016 Resident: $64 Non-Resident $77 Mondays & Wednesdays 9am-10am Evening Sessions Tuesday, March 29-Thursday, May 19, 2016 Resident: $64 Non-Resident $77 Tuesdays & Thursdays 8pm-9pm ZUMBA GOLD NEW! Friday, April 1-Friday, June 10, 2016 Fridays 9am-10am Ages: 55+ Residents: $20 Non-Residents: $22 *First two sessions are free!* Active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity. The design of the class introduces easy-tofollow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat, and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong. Class focuses on all elements of fitness: cardiovascular, muscular conditioning, flexibility and balance! Max Capacity is 30. No class on April 8. PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

18 PARK WALKING MAPS Morgan Levy Park Walking Distance 1/2 Mile Walking Distance 1/2 Mile Doral Meadow Park Walking Distance 0.9 Miles Doral Central Park Use our parks to help get your daily exercise! Lace up your sneakers, follow the route highlighted on the walking path map and you ll be on your way!

19 TENNIS PROGRAMMING PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

20 SILVER CLUB 14 TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL ORCHID FESTIVAL Friday, March 11, am 3:30pm Resident: $20 Non-Resident: $24 LUB (55+) Immerse yourself within the world of orchids with over 10,000 orchid plants from local and international vendors. Learn about growing and caring for orchids at home, pick up handmade products from artisan vendors, enjoy delicious foods from local vendors or marvel at the rare orchid species in the American Orchid Society juried show, presented by the Orchid Society of Coral Gables. Bus departs Morgan Levy Park at 10:00am. Bus Ride Duration: 25 minutes. Max Capacity: 20. MIAMI HEAT VS. DENVER NUGGETS Monday, March 14, :30pm 11pm Resident: $33 Non-Resident: $39 Watch your Miami Heat take on the Denver Nuggets from the American Airlines Arena. Bus departs Government Center at 5:30pm. Bus Ride Duration: 35 minutes. Max Capacity: Level Seating. FIESTA MEXICO-AMERICANA FESTIVAL FEAT LOS LOBOS CONCERT Sunday, March 20, pm 8:30pm Resident: $25 Non-Residents: $30 The Mexican-American experience is celebrated through song, dance, music and film highlighting the many notable achievements and contributions of Mexican-Americans throughout US history in this brand new multi-media production, featuring Multiple Grammy Award Winners Los Lobos, and dancers from Ballet Folklorico Mexicano. FREE Fiesta En La Plaza from featuring traditional food, crafts and performances in partnership with the Mexican-American Council. Bus departs Government Center at 2:00pm. Bus Ride Duration: 30 minutes. Max Capacity: 20. Balcony seating. HAULOVER BEACH PICNIC Thursday, April 14 10am 4pm Resident: $7 Non-Resident: $9 Bring your blankets, folding chairs, coolers, and refreshments for a beach picnic at Haulover Beach. Watch the fishing and pleasure boats enter Biscayne Bay from under the cool shade of one of the massive Australian Pines. Bus departs Morgan Levy Park at 10:00am. Bus Ride Duration: 30 minutes. Max Capacity: 20. ***Please see pages for Fitness Programming*** 20 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

21 SILVER CLUB MONTHLY BINGO NIGHTS Join us for the Silver Club's Bingo Nights! Follow our screen with highlighted bingo numbers while enjoying refreshments. Many exciting bingo games will be played! Don't miss a chance to win fabulous new prizes and socialize with friends. FREE Morgan Levy Park Community Center Friday, April 1, pm-7pm Registration deadline: The Friday before each scheduled bingo night Pre-registration is required. Max Capacity: 55. SILVER CLUB MEMBER APPRECIATION Saturday, April 9 11am 2pm Intercontinental Hotel Miami Resident: $12 Non-Resident: $15 Join us for brunch as we celebrate another great year of the Silver Club. Celebration includes Welcome Mimosas, a hearty brunch, dance performances, recognitions, prizes and a wonderful video collage! Capacity: 70. Attire for this event is semi-formal. SILVER CLUB SOCIAL HOUR Tuesdays 10am - 2pm Wednesdays 5pm -8:30pm FREE Come in to Morgan Levy Park Community Center and participate in card & card games, arts & crafts, book discussions, and much more! Social Wednesdays is an opportunity for members to participate in a wide range of activities and make new friends! No activities February 16. Max capacity is 25. MONTHLY SEMINAR & LUNCHEONS Thursday, April 7, pm-2pm Morgan Levy Park Community Center Registration deadline: the Thursday before each scheduled seminar. Fee: FREE Join us each month for a seminar on different topics which apply to your everyday life. After each seminar, lunch will be served and enjoy socializing with friends. Max Capacity: 45. Pre-registration is required. For more information contact on Silver Club activities, please call PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

22 YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL SPORTS Yo u t h Registration Opens: March 7, 2016 Registration Closes: April 2, 2016 or until teams are filled Residents: $90 Non-Residents: $105 Participants will have an opportunity to play in a recreational flag football league where their main focus is learning and fun. Players will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of football in addition to experiencing teamwork and socializing. This is a coed league with players from the age of 6 through 15. Visit Morgan Levy Park Community Center to register. BRONCOS TACKLE FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING Registration opens March 7, 2016 Days/Times: Various Residents: $200 Non-Residents: $225 Cheer Fee Includes: Practice Short/Shirt Set (2) Competition Sneakers Game Day Bow Briefs 2 competitions Use of: Cheer Uniform (Includes Game day and competition Uniform) Football Fee Includes: Practice Gear 7 Piece Pads Mouth Piece Game Day Bag Use of: Game Day Jersey Game Day Pants Shoulder Pads Helmet The primary focus is to teach the fundamentals of tackle football and cheerleading with an emphasis on sportsmanship, education, safety, and fun for all participants. We accomplish our mission by continually striving to become better coaches, parents, and fans. Volunteer coaching opportunities are available. Fee also includes participation in the Kick-Off Event, Homecoming Event, and the Awards Ceremony. For more information, please call or visit 22 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

23 DORAL LITTLE LEAGUE March June 2016 Ages: 4 14 Residents: $200 Non-Residents: $220 The spring season runs from March through July with each team playing between games. The Spring Season is more formal and instructional than the Fall season. The purpose of the Spring season is to prepare teams and players for the Little League Tournament. Divisions: Tee-Ball: Ages 5-7 Coach Pitch: Ages 6-9 Minors: Ages 8-11 Majors: Ages Juniors: Ages Registration Deadline: March 25, 2016 To Register or for more information, contact: Doral Little League at or information@dorallittleleague.org DORAL TRAVEL BASEBALL TEAM February - July 2016 Ages 7-13 Initial Registration Fee: Residents: $150 Non-Residents: $180 $125 Monthly Fee Work with the best trainers in Miami-Dade County! Take your game to the next level with games at the local and regional level. To Register or for more information, contact: or doraltravelbaseball@gmail.com TRAVEL BASKETBALL Ages: The City of Doral is offering Travel Basketball! Participants will have the opportunity to travel and compete in games and tournaments outside of Doral. All interested participants must first go through tryouts and ultimately be selected on a team prior to registration. Tryout fees will apply. *Please keep in mind that this is a competitive program. Although everyone is invited to participate in tryouts, not all players will be selected to a team.* For more information, please contact: Brittney Hatem at Brittney.Hatem@cityofdoral.com - Michael Jordan PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

24 SPECIAL NEEDS As part of our commitment to make Doral the greatest city in which to live, work, learn and play, the Parks & Recreation Department offers several programs that include a variety of interests from cultural arts to sports activities for children and young adults with special needs. We take great pride in the development of these programs and invite all families to visit us and explore the options that are available to them. SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEAM Days and Times Vary Ages: 8+ Fee: FREE Sports programs are year-round The City of Doral Special Olympics Team is a program designed for athletes ages 8 and older with intellectual disabilities. This program provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports such as athletics, soccer, golf, bowling, softball and basketball. The intention of this team is to reach out to the special needs population in the Doral community and provide them with continuous opportunities to develop physical fitness, friendships and memories. FEEL THE BEAT March 30 June 1, 2016 Wednesdays Ages 8+ 5pm- 6pm Residents: $40 Non-Residents: $48 Feel the Beat is a dance class for participants with special needs ages 8 and older. Experience this fun-filled hour of different Latin rhythms and styles, while exercising and enjoy the music by combining different dance steps. Participants will enhance coordination, flexibility and endurance, while improving their range of motion and muscular balance. Join the fun and feel the beat! Capacity: 20. For more information, please contact Anna-Marie.Martinez@cityofdoral.com 24 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

25 AFTERSCHOOL EDUCATIONAL SERIES March 15 May 3, 2016 Tuesdays Evaluation: March 15, 2016 Ages pm (Class offered in 45 minute sessions per child.) Residents: $30 Non-Residents: $36 The Afterschool Educational Series is targeted for children with special needs between the ages of 5-16 that are one grade level behind in mathematics, reading, and writing. Program features one-on-one instruction in a small-group setting led by pediatric therapist in the field of occupational therapy, behavior analysis, and educational psychology. Parent training is an integral part of the program. No class on March 22. TINY ATHLETES FITNESS March 7 May 23, 2016 Mondays 4:30pm -5:15pm Ages 2-7 FREE Tiny Athletes Fitness is an innovative sports play program for children ages 2-7 with intellectual disabilities. This program is designed to foster physical, cognitive and social development, while playing in a fun atmosphere, using simple-to-follow activities. Parents/Guardians must be present at facility throughout program duration. Max Capacity is 10. No class on March 21 and May PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

26 PARK PROJECT UPDATE PARKS MASTER PLAN UPDATE The City of Doral is updating the Parks System Master Plan. It is very important that there is community involvement during the process of updating the Parks Master Plan by providing feedback and getting involved in the City-wide survey. Your opinion matters, so be sure to keep a look out for more information regarding the survey & community input! Please visit for more information on how to get involved! #playdoral AQUATIC FACILITY The City of Doral is working on the conceptual design for a proposed aquatic facility along with the cost estimates, which was approved by the Mayor and Council. The City is considering incorporating a lazy river, water tot lot, Olympic sized pool, learn to swim area, aquatic therapy, funbrellas, slide & other exciting features! The City will be hosting another community workshop on March 16, 2016 at 6:30pm in the Morgan Levy Park Community Center located at 5300 NW 102nd Avenue. DORAL GLADES PARK The Proposed Doral Glades Park is conceived as a place in which the community can gather to enjoy nature in a safe environment. Covering about 25 acres, this park is located on NW 74th Street between NW 97th Avenue and NW 107th Avenue. As of November 25, 2015 pending final as-builts from Terra Group. Currently working on the conceptual. Construction to begin in SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

27 DORAL LEGACY PARK Located at NW 82nd Street and 114th Avenue, the future Doral Legacy Park is conceived as a place in which the community can gather to enjoy sports, cultural arts, and nature in a safe environment that is representative of the beautiful City of Doral. The park will encompass 18+ acres in the section 7 area of Doral. Clearing of the park site began on April 2, 2015 and as of October 17, 2015 the vertical construction was underway. The park is estimated to be completed in the Summer of SOLAR POWERED BOLLARDS This project commenced on January 7, 2016 and consisted of the lighting of the bike path at Trails & Tails Park with solar powered bollards. Currently, the bike path on NW 50 th Street from 114 th Avenue to NW 112 th Ave is a lighted bike path and has received positive feedback from patrons who utilize that path during the evening hours. In addition, the Public Works Department has completed a new bike path on NW 50 th Street from 112 th Avenue to 107 th Avenue. This bike path will also feature solar powered lights versus the traditional standard electrical lighting. The solar powered lights have a low installation cost and minimal site impact with no trenching, cabling, or wiring, minimal ongoing costs associated with electricity bills or bulb replacement, and provide a visibly green statement with no ongoing carbon emissions DURING AFTER AFTER MORGAN LEVY PARK SYNTHETIC TURF This project consists of the removal of the current synthetic turf fields at Morgan Levy Park which are over 8 years old followed by drainage work and the installation of new synthetic turf fields. The new synthetic turf fields will feature slit film fibers which have a proven track record of durability. The project is estimated to take weeks to completed once the removal process of the old turf has begun. PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

28 Thinking of planning a party or family gathering? Host your next special event at our community center or at one of our beautiful parks. Permits are required for the use of pavilions and fields. Please visit our website at under the Parks and Recreation Department Park/Park Rental link for reservation and fee information. Please contact Morgan Levy Park Community Center at (305) to book your appointment for a party rental permit. PARK PAVILION RENTALS CELEBRATE WITH US! Rentals are available Saturdays and Sundays ONLY. The pavilion at Doral Meadow Park is available for reservations on Sundays ONLY. Please see below for capacities. All reservations are on a first come, first serve basis and require an additional $100 refundable security deposit in the form of a check. RENTAL FEES Doral Central Park Picnic Table (Maximum 50 people) Resident: $50 + tax Non-Resident: $75 + tax Morgan Levy Park 20 x 20 Covered Pavilions (Maximum 50 people) Resident: $100 + tax Non-Resident: $125 + tax Doral Meadow Park 30 x 30 Covered Pavilion (Maximum 112 people) Resident: $200 + tax Non-Resident: $250 + tax 20 x 40 Covered Pavilion (Maximum 100 people) Resident: $150 + tax Non-Resident: $200 + tax MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM RENTAL AT MORGAN LEVY PARK COMMUNITY CENTER Rentals are available Sundays ONLY from 11am-4pm (5 hours includes set up time). The multipurpose room maximum capacity is 80. All reservations are on a first come, first serve basis and require an additional $200 refundable security deposit. RENTAL FEES Resident: $350 + tax Non-Resident $425 + tax OPTIONAL SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT Additional Hour: $75 + tax Tables and Chairs: $50 + tax Small Room Rental for food and beverage use: $50 + tax Fee schedule and permit information available on our website: Or call (305) SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

29 REFUND POLICY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT REFUND POLICY It is the goal of the City of Doral Parks and Recreation Department to ensure the enjoyment of all recreational programs. If you are not satisfied with a program or are unable to participate due to injury or illness, a written request must be submitted to the Parks & Recreation Department. No refunds will be made for purchases of $30 or less. All refunds may take up to three weeks to process. RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS Customers will receive a refund if a written request is received prior to the start of the 3 rd class of the current session. Any requests received after the start of the 3 rd class of the session will result in a pro-rated account credit. No account credits will be issued after the conclusion of the session. Account credits are transferable between all recreational programs with the exception of tennis. All account credits must be used within 6 months of issue date. No refunds will be given if a written request is received after the start of the 3 rd class of the session. TENNIS Customers will receive a refund if a written request is received prior to the start of the 3 rd class of the current session. Any requests received after the start of the 3 rd class of the session will result in a pro-rated account credit. No account credits will be issued after the conclusion of the session. Account credits can only be used for tennis programming. All account credits must be used within 6 months of issue date. No refunds will be given if a written request is received after the start of the 3 rd class of the session. Full account credits will only be issued for medical reasons accompanied by medical documentation. SILVER CLUB Customers will receive a refund for medical reasons if a written request, accompanied by medical documentation is received one week (7 days) prior to the activity/event. If written request is received within one week of the date of the activity/event, an account credit will be issued. Only account credits will be given if a written request and medical documentation is provided on the day of or up to 3 days after the activity/event. Account credits are transferable between all activities/events. YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES Customers will receive a refund if a written request is received prior to the start of the 2 nd game of the season. No refunds will be given if a written request is received after the start of the 2 nd game of the season. Exceptions will be made for injuries or illness if medical documentation is provided prior to the 4 th game of the regular season. DORAL BRONCOS TACKLE FOOTBALL & CHEER Customers will receive a refund if a written request is received prior to the start of official practices. A 50% refundable amount will be given if a written request is received after the start of official practices and before the start of the 1 st game of the season. No refunds will be made after the 1 st game of the season. Exceptions will be made for injuries or illness if medical documentation is provided prior to the 4 th game of the tackle football & cheer regular season at 50% of the amount paid. ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES Customers will receive a refund if a written request is received prior to the first day of league play. No refunds or credits will be given after the first day of league play. FACILITY RENTALS Customers will receive a refund if a written request is received two weeks (14 days) prior to the event date. Any requests received less than two weeks (14 days) prior to the event date will only be eligible for a refund of 50% of the amount paid. No refunds will be given if a written request is received the day of or after the event. SPECIAL EVENTS No refunds or credits will be given for any items purchased towards a special event. All sales are final. ONE DAY CAMPS No Refunds will be issued. Full account credits will be issued if a written request is received at least one (1) day before the camp start date. No account credits will be issued after the completion of the camp. PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

30 PARK & CLASS POLICIES CLASS POLICIES All classes are minutes in length unless otherwise noted. Classes and instructors are subject to change. We do not like to cancel any classes however, because each class is self-supporting, we must establish a minimum enrollment (5) and cancel those classes that do not meet this minimum. Please remember to register early to avoid cancellations. Space is limited. Class enrollment is based on first-come, first-serve basis. All classes must be taken within the specified session period. Programs will not be pro-rated due to late registrations. Class rates reflect missed classes due to Holidays, Teacher Planning Days (classes scheduled after 6pm will not be affected), and Special Activities. Please see program descriptions for the dates when classes will not be offered. To ensure that children remain focused and classes are not interrupted, parents are not permitted in the rooms while classes are in session. Parents need to drop off their children 5 minutes before each class and be ready for pick-up 5 minutes after the class to ensure that classes begin promptly and minimize interruptions. RAINY DAY POLICY Classes that take place indoors, will not be cancelled on rainy days. If there is threat of a tropical storm or hurricane, please call Morgan Levy Park for the latest information regarding closing of parks and cancellation of programs. PARK AMENITIES Tennis Court Policy Walk-in sign-ups can be made for a (1) one-hour period for singles & (1.5) one and a half hours for doubles in the community center. No advanced or over the phone reservations will be accepted. Sign-ups will be taken on court availability basis. Each player s ID must be shown to the attendant on duty at the time of the reservation. Failure to show ID will result in the forfeiture of your court. (Minors are excluded) Group Lessons will be available through the City s tennis provider. Refer to page 31 for schedule and fees. 30 SPRING 2016 PARKS & RECREATION

31 TOT-LOT PLAYGROUND Smoking, high heels, bikes, rollerblades, metals or any sharp objects, glass containers, gum, and metal cleats or spikes will NOT be permitted in the playground. COMMUNITY CENTER RULES & CODE OF CONDUCT The Community Center s designated operating hours may vary due to scheduled programs or events. While in the Community Center, children under 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (16 years or older) at all times. All Community Center multi-purpose rooms are fee-based or programs based and are not open to customers for use. All community center multi-purpose room usage, regardless of the reason, requires prior management approval. Only City of Doral sanctioned classes are permitted to be held in the Community Center unless authorized by Parks & Recreation Director. All patrons in Doral s community centers and parks are expected to behave in such a manner as to not disturb others using the facility. In order to enjoy your community centers, the following are NOT permitted: Alcoholic Beverages Bouncing balls in the building Food in the reception area/classes Glass containers Fighting or rough play Foul or abusive language Tobacco products No pets in parks or facilities (except for at Trails & Tails Park) Disruptive behavior of any sort PROOF OF RESIDENCY & NON-RESIDENTS For resident rates, proof of residency is required at time of registration. All adults (18+), will be required to show proof of residency. Children under age of 17 must have the same residency of the parent or legal guardian. A photo ID must be presented for identification purposes in addition to two of the following documents. Current vehicle registration. Current utility bill displaying both name and address of a City of Doral property (phone, FPL, waste, etc.). Current lease agreement identifying tenants residing in a City of Doral residence. A 20% surcharge will apply to non-residents for all programs. The City of Doral accepts MasterCard and Visa credit cards, cash, or checks as forms of payment. IMPORTANT: Credit card purchases of less than $25 will not be accepted. Checks are made payable to the City of Doral. PARKS & RECREATION SPRING

32 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO GET INVOLVED & ABOUT THE PROCESS, VISIT #playdoral THE CITY OF DORAL IS UPDATING ITS PARKS MASTER PLAN! This is YOUR opportunity to get involved in the planning process of your community. KEY ELEMENTS OF THE PLAN TO INCLUDE: An updated evaluation of the City s existing parks and recreation system Assessment of the City s needs and priorities, including significant public participation Analysis of parks facility levels of service Development of a long-range vision for the Parks and Recreation Master Plan Specific emphasis on the potential development of Doral Central Park to include conceptual designs Cost estimates for each design Potential phasing of project Potential funding sources for design and development. & More! THE PROCESS: LOOK OUT FOR THE VISIONING WORKHOP IN JUNE!

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