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CITY OF LINO LAKES PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 5. Do not allow smoking and/or drinking of alcoholic beverages in the warming house. Alcohol is not allowed in City Parks. 6. Restrict hockey playing to hockey rinks and keep general skating on the general rinks. (figure skates, i/e/, toe picks are allowed on the general rink only.) 7. Periodically inspect the rink area to see that there is no glass, paper, rocks or other debris on the ice that could cause an accident. 8. Administer first aid if necessary in cases of minor injuries. IMPORTANT - In case of a serious accident, keep the injured person lying flat and well covered. Then send an adult to call: Dial 911. NOTE - IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO PAY AT A PAY PHONE WHEN YOU CALL 911 9. Dogs are not allowed in the warming. 10. Attendants will operate and regulate the furnace and lights - turning them down according to hours, etc. Do not leave an abundance of rink lights on when the rink is not being used due to excessive cold, heavy snow, warm weather, etc. Thermostats should be set no higher than 65 degrees when open and turned down to 60 degrees when closing. 11. Attendants must be on duty at all times during inclement weather, unless otherwise notified. A good rule to follow is - Warming Houses will be closed if the wind chill temperature is 30 degrees below zero or colder and/or more than 2 inches of snowfall. However, if you are ever in doubt, always check with the Parks and Recreation Department to see if you are expected to work. During warm "ice melting" weather, keep people, goals, etc. off the ice. Pick up pieces of paper, sticks and foreign debris. Do not turn the rink lights on during "ice melting" weather, this encourages people to use the ice. During cold or snowy weather when no skaters are in attendance, still leave one rink light on to demonstrate the building is available. 12. Attendants shall sweep and keep the warming house picked up and in order at all times, including the areas around the outside of the building. 13. Attendants shall not allow swearing or vulgarity of any kind in the warming house or on the rink. 14. There shall be no card playing or dancing , or any other such activities in the warming house. Youth hockey teams will often provide treats for their players following a game. Although permissible, they should also be responsible for clean-up of the premises. 6