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Frequently Asked Questions
Annual SLO
Triathlon Q. Is there a waiting list for earlier start times?
A.
Yes, you need to contact the Race Registrar, Jessica Sutton, at
jsutton@slocity.org or (805)
781-7069. You will need
to provide name, phone number and assigned race number. You must
already be registered to request an early start time.
Q. How do I transfer my registration to another participant?
A.
Transfers/Changes MUST be completed online by visiting the registration
website
HERE. Transfers/Changes must be made prior to Friday, July 12.
Participants may transfer registration between participants or change
participant information.
Q. How do I request a credit?
A.
Requests for cancellation submitted by Friday, July 12 will receive a
credit toward registration for the 2014 SLO Triathlon (less the USAT and
processing fees). Refunds will NOT be granted.
Q. How do I register a friend or family member?
A. Each
participant MUST register themselves - individuals MAY NOT complete
registrations for friends or family members.
• Registrations NOT containing a waiver completed and signed by the
participant (including transfers) will be VOID and a refund will not be
issued.
• Multiple registrations for the the same individual will be VOID and
refunds will not be issued.
Q.
Do I need a lap counter A. YES! A lap counter is a human being, not a mechanical device. Q. How many laps will I be swimming? A. In the SLO Triathlon, you will be swimming widths instead of laps so that more
participants will fit in the pool at one time. Each swimmer will swim 18
laps, a total of 36 widths.
Q. Do I have to wear a bathing cap?
A. No.
Q.
What is the temperature in the pool?
A. 80
degrees.
Q.
Is the bike course hilly? A. The bike course is full of rolling hills. Not completely flat, but not
straight up and down hills. Q. Is it ok to train on the bike course? A. NO.
The City of San Luis Obispo Parks and Recreation Department requests
that participants DO NOT TRAIN on Orcutt Road from Johnson Avenue to
Tiffany Ranch Road. Q. What is the weather usually like?
A.
San Luis Obispo weather is usually mild in the summer, ranging from the mid to
high 70's. Mornings may be foggy and cool. The offshore breeze usually picks up
in the early afternoon. Q. What are the total number of participants allowed in the SLO Triathlon?
A.
We have 1000 race numbers. Q. How many participants can be on a team? A.
We allow a maximum of 3.
Q.
Do you know of any local hotels? A. Visit the SLO Chamber of Commerce at www.visitslo.com
for hotel information in San Luis Obispo. For other cities in San
Luis Obispo County, visit the San Luis Obispo County Visitors and
Conference Bureau website at
www.sanluisobispocounty.com.
Q.
Is there a Saturday Packet Pick-Up?
A.
There is NO Saturday check-in. Check-in is on race day. Identification is required for check-in. Q. How do I get to Sinsheimer Park? A.
Note: these directions are best to take to avoid congestion at Southwood and
Laurel Lane where the bicycle course crosses the intersection.
Traveling from Highway 101 North or South, take the Marsh Street exit,
follow Marsh Street for approximately 2 miles to Johnson Avenue, turn right onto
Johnson and follow for another ~2 miles to Laurel Lane, turn right onto Laurel
Lane and at the stop sign, turn right onto Augusta Street. Park anywhere
you can. Sinsheimer Park can be accessed through the elementary school by
going across the playground and play field and down the stairs to the park. Q. I heard that if I check in early, I can walk into the pool and start earlier
than my assigned start time, is that true? A. No, participants will not be allowed into the pool area until their assigned
race number is announced. Participants may not check-in until a half hour before
their designated start time. Q. Where should I park? A. Please plan to park on a nearby side street or have someone drop you off at Sinsheimer School, just above the swimming pool. Carpooling is
encouraged! No parking will be allowed after 7:00a.m. in the Sinsheimer
Park parking lot on the day of the event. Any vehicles in the parking lot
after this time must stay in the parking lot until the conclusion of the
Triathlon later in the day. Q. How can I volunteer for the SLO Triathlon?
A.
Sign up to volunteer now! Volunteers receive a free t-shirt, water
bottle and a chance to win raffle prizes. For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Brian
Roberts at (805) 781-7445
Facility Reservations
Q. What indoor facilities does the City rent?
A. City/County Library
Community and Conference room, Meadow Park building, Senior Center and the
Ludwick Community
Center.
Q.
What days and times are the indoor facilities available for rental?
A.
All indoor facilities depending upon availability can be rented 7 days a
week 8 a.m.-10 p.m.
Q. How
do I make a reservation?
A.
To make reservation requests go to the
online
reservation site, call the
facility reservations desk at (805) 781-7222, or stop by the office. If the facility is available, a permit will be
issued. The signed permit and fees are due at least ten days prior to the scheduled event.
Q. What equipment is available for use in the
Library meeting rooms?
A. The conference
room: large white erase boards (no pens or erasers), tables and chairs for 40 people. The
community room: large drop screen, full kitchen (no supplies), tables and chairs for 120,
stage, podium and 2 microphones.
Q.
What are the rates for using the Library meeting rooms?
A. Conference Room: $14/hour non-profit,
$19/hour
commercial. Community Room: $26/hour non-profit; $56/hour commercial; $150
deposit required for food/drink. No
alcohol allowed.
Q. What are the rates of the other
City indoor
facilities?
A. Please call the facility reservation desk at 781-7222 .
City Park s
Q. Is it necessary to make a reservation for an
event at a City park?
A. It is necessary for
groups wishing to use the group BBQ pits to make a reservation at least ten days in
advance. Small groups such as 10 and under may use the hibachi’s available at a first
come first serve basis. Large groups and events with 150+ people may be subject to filling
out a special event application.
Q. How
do I reserve a BBQ?
A.
To make reservation requests go to the
online
reservation site, call the
facility reservations desk at (805) 781-7222, or stop by the office. If the facility is available, a permit will be
issued. If the
requested facility is available, a permit will be issued. The signed
permit must be returned five working days prior to the event and fees must
also be paid at this time. If a key is needed for the BBQ, the
key may
be picked up at the Parks and Recreation office the Wednesday, Thursday
or Friday before the scheduled BBQ date.
Q. What are the fees for using a
City park BBQ?
A. There is a $61 day use fee for the following parks:
French, Johnson, Laguna Lake (BBQ area or pavilion), Meadow, Mitchell, Santa
Rosa and Sinsheimer .
In addition, a $20 refundable key deposit is required for all parks except Meadow.
Q. Is it required to have a permit to bring a
portable BBQ to a City park?
A.
Yes. Portable barbecues are not allowed in parks unless prior approval
is granted. A permit and a $29
fee is required to bring a portable barbecue into any City park.
Q.
What are the City park hours?
A.
Park hours are 8
a.m. to 10 p.m.
Q. How
many people do the BBQ facilities accommodate?
| Santa Rosa BBQ#1 |
50-75 people |
| Santa Rosa BBQ#2 |
75-150 people |
| Sinsheimer |
50 people |
| French |
150 people |
| Johnson |
150 people |
| Laguna Lake |
120 people |
| Laguna Lake
Pavilion |
70 people |
| Meadow |
40 people
(Hibachi only) |
| Mitchell |
30
people
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Q.
Where are bounce houses permitted?
A. Bounce houses are
permitted at Johnson, Sinsheimer, Santa Rosa and Meadow Parks. A bounce house permit fee is $30 and
must be paid along with any other park fees.
Q. Is
alcohol allowed at City parks?
A. Alcohol use
is not allowed at any City facility unless written permission is granted by the Parks
& Recreation Director or his designee. Usage of alcohol is only permitted within the
areas designated on the permit. All alcohol uses will be required to have proof of
insurance with
liquor liability coverage.
Q. What are the conditions for reserving a
softball field?
A. Softball/Youth
baseball fields are reserved for league games, tournaments, and with any special group.
Fields are not reserved for individual team practices, they are available only on a first
come first serve basis. Groups reserving softball/youth baseball fields are required to
carry liability insurance coverage. Parks and Recreation league games have first priority
on week day nights.
Q.
How does a group reserve the Santa Rosa Multi-Use Court?
A. Multi-use court reservations are limited to organized league
games and related practices. All other uses are first come, first served. All groups must
carry the proper insurance coverage.
Jack House Gardens
Q.
During what months may the Jack House Gardens be reserved?
A. May through
October.
Q. How
much does it cost to reserve the Jack House Gardens?
A. Wedding (No Reception) : $592
Wedding &
Reception: $744
Table and Chair Rental: $177
A $355 deposit and insurance are also required.
Q. Is the Jack House included in the rental?
A. No,
however groups
may schedule a group tour during their event for a fee.
Q.
What hours may a group reserve the Jack House Gardens?
A.
Only one reservation is made per day. The hours the groups can use the
gardens are from 8 a.m. to 10
p.m.
Q. Are
portable dance floors and bands allowed at the Jack House?
A. Portable dance
floors are not permitted. Bands and DJ’s are allowed but are subject to the
City
noise ordinance.
Q. Is
alcohol permitted at the Jack House?
A. Alcohol is
allowed at the Jack House Gardens with proper approval from the Parks
and Recreation Department. A
deposit and insurance with liquor
liability coverage are also required.
Q. When are Jack House tours given?
A.
April through December every Sunday of the month from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The cost is $2/person, children are free.
Laguna Lake Golf Course
Q. How do I make a tee time reservation?
A. Click on the
icon on the golf page to enter the reservation site. If you have
not created a user profile, follow the instructions to add your profile
to the system. Once you have completed a profile, you will return
to the tee time reservation page. Select a date and available time
and you are set to go!
Q. How far in advance can I make a tee time reservation?
A. At this time, you
may make a tee time reservation one week in advance on the Internet.
Q. Why do I need to give you a credit card number to make an online
reservation? Is my card charged?
A. Your
credit card is used to hold a reservation only. You will be
charged once you arrive at the golf course; you will need to present
your credit card when you arrive at the golf course. Should you
make several reservations and fail to show, Laguna Lake Golf Course
reserves the right to charge your credit card for the number of
reservations made; a warning will be sent by email when abuse of the
reservation system occurs and you may be prevented from making further
reservations online.
Q. Do I
receive a confirmation of my reservation?
A. You will
receive two confirmation emails - one from reservations@teeitup.com and
one from golf@slocity.org. Both emails will give you a confirmation number. If you do not
receive a confirmation email from
golf@slocity.org, please call 805.781.7309 to confirm your
reservation.
Q. What if I don't show up on time for my reservation?
A. If you are not
checked in at the time of your reservation, your spot will be given to
the next available group and your time will be noted as a "no show." If you know you are unable to make your reserved tee time, please call
805.781.7309 to cancel your reservation.
Major Special Events
Q. How can I reserve a park or Mission Plaza for
a special event?
A. Call the facility reservation desk and check on availability of the
date. If the date is available, the paperwork, permit and application will be mailed.
Please contact
Shannon Bates for more information.
Q.
What are the fees for the Mission Plaza Amphitheater and for full park uses?
A.
Fees for use of the Mission Plaza
Amphitheater are determined by the space used and projected attendance.
Full park use is
$451 for the day.
Q.
How early should the Recreation Department be contacted in order to process a special event?
A. 60 days is required, however the earlier the better.
Online Registration
If problems occur using online
registration or reservations, please contact the Parks and
Recreation Department during regular business hours at 781-7300.
Q.
The class I
wish to register for is not showing up online. How can I register
for the class?
A. All classes
are taken offline if one of the following occurs:
You can call the Parks
& Recreation Department office at (805) 781-7300 to see if the class you
want to enroll in has openings.
Q.
I registered online but the class was canceled. How do I receive a
refund?
A. Contact
the Parks & Recreation Department office at (805) 781-7300 to either
receive a credit on your account or a refund.
Ranger Service
Q. Are dogs allowed in City open spaces and parks?
A.
Dogs are allowed, however they must be
on leash at all times. The one exception to this rule is the Dog Off
Leash Park at Laguna Lake. The Dog Off Leash area is a 500’ radius
around the restrooms located at the end of Dalidio Road, the park
entrance road.
Q.
Is camping allowed in City open spaces or parks?
A.
No, camping is illegal in all City open
spaces and creek corridors, as are open flames. Violators will be cited
and fined.
Q.
Is fishing legal in City of San Luis Obispo creeks?
A.
No, creek fishing within city limits is
strictly prohibited. People may fish at Laguna Lake Park with a valid
fishing license.
Q.
Is there a fee associated with any of City open spaces or parks?
A.
There is no fee for use of any hiking or
biking trails.
Q.
Is it okay to remove items from City open spaces?
A. No, removal of natural
resources including but not limited to plants, wildflowers, and
mushrooms is prohibited. Violators will be fined and cited.
Q.
Where can I find maps of City parks and open spaces?
A. Maps are available at the
Parks and Recreation Department as well as on the
Ranger
Service Open Space website. Central
Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers (CCCMB) provides maps of mountain
biking and hiking trails within the City as well as in the greater
Central Coast region. Additional hiking trails and resources may be
obtained through the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce.
Q.
Where can I find more information on San Luis Obispo's natural habitat?
A. Brochures and guides may be
found at the Parks and Recreation Department. Online information may be
found via the
Ranger Service,
Natural
Resources, or the California Native
Plant Society websites.
Q.
Is it okay to leave my car parked in a park or open space parking
lot overnight?
A. No, all City parks and open
spaces, including site parking lots, close at dusk.
Adults 50+ and Senior
Programs
Senior Programs
Q.
What Senior Programs do you offer?
A.
The Parks and Recreation Department offers a wide variety of Senior
programs and services at the Senior Citizen Center. A detailed list of
these programs can be found in the most recent
Activity Guide.
Q.
Where is the Senior Center located?
A. 1445 Santa Rosa
Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401.
Q.
What are the Senior Center hours of operation?
A. The Senior Center
is open Monday through Friday, 9:30-4:00 p.m.
Q. How
does one become a member of the Senior Center?
A. Membership is open
to anyone 55 years and older for only $ 5
a year.
Q.
Where can I get more information about Parks and Recreation Senior programs?
A. Phone (805)
781-7306 or (805) 781-7282.
Adults 50+
Q. Who are
Adults 50+ programs for?
A. Adults 50+ programs
are for active adults over 50 who enjoy a variety of programs, from
sports to reading! However, many active adults programs are attended by
people of various ages.
Q. What
Adults 50+ programs do you offer?
A. Programs offered:
-Roundtable Readers Book Club
-Computer classes
-Cooking workshops and seminars
-Drop In Volleyball and Softball
-Fitness seminars
-Gardening seminars
-And more!
Q. Where are
Adults 50+ programs held?
A. At the Ludwick
Community Center, the Senior Center and various outside
locations.
Q. How
much do Adults 50+ programs cost?
A. Many programs are
free; however there may be a small materials fee for some workshops.
Q. How
do I get more information on Adults 50+ programs?
A. Call the Senior
Center at 781-7306, contact the Parks and Recreation Administrative
Offices at 781-7300, or contact
Shannon Bates, Recreation
Manager, at 781-7296.
SLO Swim Center
Q:
How do I get to the SLO Swim Center from a) South County b) North County c) Los Osos/Baywood Park?
A: a) From South
County: 101 north, exit LOVR (Los Osos Valley Rd), turn R., S. Higuera, turn L, Tank Farm
Rd., turn R, Broad St./227, turn L, Orcutt, turn R, Laurel Lane, turn L, Southwood Dr.,
turn L, continue to large parking lot, pool complex on R.
b) From North County : 101 south, exit Grand, turn L, Monterey, turn
R., Johnson, turn L, Laurel Lane, turn R., Southwood Dr., turn R, continue to large
parking lot, pool complex on R.
c) From Los Osos/Baywood Park: LOVR toward SLO, S. Higuera, turn L, Tank Farm
Rd., turn R., Broad St./227, turn L, Orcutt, turn R, Laurel Lane, turn L, Southwood Dr.,
turn L, continue to large parking lot, pool complex on R.
Q: Do
I have to wear a bathing cap?
A: No.
Q:
Is it okay to wear
shorts and a tee shirt or are swim suits required?
A: It is acceptable to wear shorts and a tee
shirt rather than a bathing suit if necessary.
Q:
What is the pool’s temperature?
A: 80 degrees F
(main pool); 88 degrees F (therapy/tot pool)
Q: How
many laps in a: a) 1/2 mile b) mile?
A: Short course: 1/2
mile = 18 laps (over and back (50 yards) equals 1 lap, 1 mile = 36 laps; Long course: 1/2
mile = 9 laps (down and back (100 meters) equals 1 lap, 1 mile = 18 laps.
Q: How
long is the pool?
A: 50 meters
Q:
What is the pool’s width?
A: 25 yards
Q: Is
the pool outdoors?
A: Yes.
Q: Is
the pool open year-round?
A: Yes.
Click
here to view the ongoing swim schedule.
Q: Are
there locker rooms?
A: There are indoor
shower and changing area but no lockers. An attendant is on duty to receive personal
clothes and belongings for safe keeping.
Teen
Programs
Q.
What non-sports activities for teenagers do you offer?
A. Programs for all ages
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SLO SKATEPARK: Located at 1050 Oak Street in
Santa Rosa Park, the skate park is open everyday from 7 a.m. to 10
p.m. All participants must wear a helmet. SLO PD and Park Rangers
may ticket if rules posted on fence are not followed.
Programs for 7th and 8th
graders
·
SLOTeens: This after school program in room G-5 on Laguna Middle School
campus is open the entire school year with the exception of all legal
and school holidays. All 7th and 8th graders can
participate in sports activities, craft projects, indoor games, food,
and much more. There is a $10 annual fee for participation. Students
need a waiver form filled out by a parent/guardian.
Programs for High School
Students
·
Quest:
Students ages 13-16 may sign up for this program that gives teens
practical experience in leadership, teambuilding and community service
learning. This program includes guest speakers, hands-on activities,
group exercises, field trips and interactive learning sessions. Call
(805) 781-7441 for program dates and information.
Q.
What sports activities for teenagers do you offer?
A.
Fall
Sports: Girls Volleyball and Teen Cross Country
Winter Sports: Boys Intramural Basketball, Girls Intramural Basketball,
Boys and Girls Recreational Basketball, High School Recreational
Basketball
Spring Sports: Boys Volleyball, Teen Track and Field, and Teen Golf
Summer Sports: Jr. Giants Baseball Program, Basketball Camp
Q.
Where are the sports programs offered?
A.
All sports are
offered at Laguna Middle School to 7th and 8th graders only with the
exception of Junior Giants, which is held at Sinsheimer Park.
Q. Can
only Laguna Middle School Students participate in Parks and Recreation teen programs?
A.
Most sports are for Laguna students; however, recreational basketball,
basketball camp and Junior Giants are open to everyone.
Q. Do
you offer any High School Sports programs?
A. Yes,
Recreational Basketball league from January through March
Q.
Where can I find out more information about teen programs?
A.
Contact
(805) 781-7289 or (805)
781-7063 for teen programs.
Youth Services Programs
Sun ‘ N Fun Program
Q:
Where are the five Sun ‘N Fun program sites located and what are the hours of service?
A: Bishop's Peak Elementary School ( 540-8509)
License #401710474
451 Jaycee Drive, Room 20
Monday-Friday:
7 a.m.-6 p.m.
(accommodating all kindergarten release times)
Pacheco Elementary School
(540-8512)
License #406203832
375 Ferrini Street, Room 1
Monday-Friday: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
(accommodating all kindergarten release times)
C.L. Smith Elementary School (540-8510)
License #401710471
1375 Balboa Street, Childcare
Monday-Friday: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
(accommodating all kindergarten release times)
Hawthorne Elementary School (540-8511)
License #401710581
2125 Story Street, Childcare Room
Monday-Friday: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
(accommodating all kindergarten release times)
Sinsheimer
Elementary School (540-8513)
License #401712125
2755 Augusta Street, Childcare Room
Monday-Friday: 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
(accommodating all kindergarten release times)
Q: How do I
enroll my child in the program?
A: To enroll in Sun ‘N Fun, families submit a completed registration
packet, pay the non-refundable annual registration fee and purchase
program hours. Registration packets are available at the Parks and Recreation Department, 1341 Nipomo
Street, and
online.
Q: How
much does the Sun ‘N Fun program cost?
A: The annual
registration fee is $60/child and the cost of child care is
$4/hour with a minimum of 10 hours deposit required for each program
period. (subject to change)
Q: Are scholarships available to assist with
child care costs?
A:
Scholarship support is available for families who qualify for
assistance. For more information regarding the scholarship program call
781-7300.
Q: Do
I have to send my child everyday?
A: Children may use the Sun ‘ N Fun program as needed. STATE LICENSING LAWS
REQUIRE PARENTS TO SIGN THEIR CHILD IN AND OUT OF THE PROGRAM EACH DAY. Children will not
be released from the program to anyone without written permission and appropriate
identification.
Q: Is the program open during school holidays?
A: The Sun ‘ N Fun program is closed during all legal and school holidays.
Special day programs and a Spring Break Camp are offered to provide care
when school is not in session. Sun ‘N Fun will be open to
accommodate parent/teacher conference days; children must be registered
for at least one program period to utilize this service.
Club STAR
Program (Students Taking Active
Responsibility)
Q:
Where are the
five Club STAR programs located and what are the hours of service?
A: C.L. Smith Elementary School (540-8505)
1375 Balboa Street - Room 28
Monday- Friday: 2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sinsheimer Elementary School (540-8507 )
2755 Augusta Street - Room 22
Monday-Friday: 2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Hawthorne Elementary
School (540-8506)
2120 Story Street - Art/Science Room
Monday-Friday: 2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Pacheco Elementary School (540-8512)
375 Ferrini Street - Room 1
Monday-Friday: 2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Bishop's Peak
Elementary School (540-8504)
451 Jaycee Drive - Room 21
Monday-Friday: 2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Q: How do I enroll my child in the program?
A: To enroll in
Club STAR, families submit a completed registration packet ,
pay the non-refundable annual
registration fee and purchase program hours.
Registration packets are available at the
Parks and Recreation Department, 1341 Nipomo Street, and
online.
Q: How
much does the Club STAR program cost?
A: The annual registration fee is $60 /child and the cost of the program is $4/hour with a minimum
of 10 hours deposit required for each program. (subject to
change)
Q: Are scholarships available to assist with the
cost of Club STAR?
A:
Scholarship support is available for families who qualify for
assistance. For more information regarding the scholarship program call
781-7300.
Q: Do
I have to send my child everyday?
A: Children may use
the Club STAR program as needed.
Q: Is
the program open during school holidays?
A: The
Club STAR program is closed during all legal
and school holidays.
Club STAR will be open to accommodate
parent/teacher conference days. Special day programs and a Spring Break Camp are offered to
provide care when school is not in session.
KidVENTURE Summer Day Camp
Ultimate Day Camp (UDC)
Q:
Where is the Ultimate Day Camp site and what are the hours of operation?
A: The sites for
all KidVENTURE Summer Day Camps vary from year to year with site determination occurring in the early
spring of each year. UDC is open from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Friday. This program is designed for children who need full time care. Each
week includes a field
trip, art and creative expression projects, indoor
and outdoor games and sports, a swimming trip, an on-site special event
and a variety of other events.
Q: How
do I enroll my child in Ultimate Day Camp?
A: To enroll in
Ultimate Day Camp, parents must submit a completed registration packet, pay the non-refundable
registration fee and
pay for the week(s) desired.
Registration packets are available at the Parks and Recreation Department, 1341 Nipomo Street.
Q:
How much does Ultimate Day Camp cost?
A: All tuition is pre-paid.
Fees are as follows: (fees subject to change)
$35 per child/annual registration fee
$150/full week
$135/summer school package
$30 deposit per week/drop-in care ($5/hour)
Q: Are scholarships available
to assist with Ultimate Day Camp costs?
A:
Scholarship support is available for families who qualify for
assistance. For more information regarding the scholarship program call
781-7300.
Q: Do
I have to send my child every day?
A: No. The weekly cost for a
child to attend the entire week will not be prorated; however, your
child is not required to attend each day.
Ultimate Specialty Camp (USC)
Q:
Where is USC located and what are the hours of service?
A: The
Ultimate Specialty Camps are located at the Meadow Park Neighborhood
Center, 2333 Meadow Street. Hours of
operation are Monday through
Friday. 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
This program is designed for children of a specific age group to
celebrate and discover tailored themes.
Q: How
do I enroll my child in the program?
A: To enroll in
USC, parents submit a completed registration packet
and pay
for the week(s) desired.
Registration packets are available at the Parks and Recreation Department, 1341
Nipomo Street.
Q:
How much do Ultimate Specialty Camps cost?
A: All tuition is pre-paid. The cost is
$100/week.
Q: Are scholarships available to assist with
child care costs?
A:
Scholarship support is available for families who qualify for
assistance. For more information regarding the scholarship program call
781-7300.
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