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St. Anthony Village'
<br />Benefits & Impact Statement of City Recreation Partnership
<br />with St., Anthony — New Brighton School District #2$2
<br />Cub Foods Test: In sixty seconds or less, can we describe what benefits and what impact the
<br />Village receives for the $52,000 partnership investment into Community Services for city
<br />recreation programming?
<br />Qj St. Anthony — New Brighton School District community recreation "one Stop Shopping" facts:
<br />'42 The total program budget for recreation services is approximately $315,000. In the
<br />$315,000 budget, ISD #282 subsidizes the city recreation program. approximately $90,000
<br />annually with our Community Education dollars because of how much the District values
<br />and prioritizes this program and the services it provides to our stakeholders.
<br />ISD #282 provides all city recreation programs and services for the Village.
<br />ISD #282 schedules facility utilization for all district owned facilities, as well as all city
<br />owned facilities (*Proposed that ISD #282 also schedules multi --purpose room and gym at
<br />City Hall)
<br />ISD #282 scheduled sites included in the $52,,000 partnership investment:
<br />Programs that are supported through the $52,000 partnership investment include:
<br />AN Senior Citizens
<br />Year Round Youth Programs (after school and summer)
<br />Soccer, tennis lessons, open gym, camps, ice skating, basketball, summer baseball,
<br />karate, and gymnastics
<br />Playgrounds & Rainbow Kids
<br />Recreational activities for elementary/preschool-aged children: storytelling, music,
<br />crafts, games, swimming, and special events
<br />61 Because we know that recreation and leisure activities are essential to personal growth, positive
<br />self-esteem, and relaxation and because our parks and recreation are an integral part of our
<br />community identity, the $52,000 the. V, Hlage invests into our community recreation services are
<br />essential to the mission of being a progressive and livable community,
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<br />Pavilion
<br />Emerald Park
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<br />Silver Point Park
<br />Central Park
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<br />Tennis Courts
<br />SB & BB / Sports Melds
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<br />Skating rinks
<br />Programs that are supported through the $52,000 partnership investment include:
<br />AN Senior Citizens
<br />Year Round Youth Programs (after school and summer)
<br />Soccer, tennis lessons, open gym, camps, ice skating, basketball, summer baseball,
<br />karate, and gymnastics
<br />Playgrounds & Rainbow Kids
<br />Recreational activities for elementary/preschool-aged children: storytelling, music,
<br />crafts, games, swimming, and special events
<br />61 Because we know that recreation and leisure activities are essential to personal growth, positive
<br />self-esteem, and relaxation and because our parks and recreation are an integral part of our
<br />community identity, the $52,000 the. V, Hlage invests into our community recreation services are
<br />essential to the mission of being a progressive and livable community,
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