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Fax: 952.227.1110 Web Site www.ci.chanhassen.mn.us November 24, 2008 Mr. John Koch 471 Bighorn Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear John: Congratulations on the successful completion of your Eagle Scout project! The new benches along Kerber Boulevard look wonderful and will serve as a welcome addition for walkers. Your ability to coordinate such a significant improvement project is commendable. Please extend a thank you to your scout leaders, fellow troop members, parents and other adult helpers for a job well done. Your project exceeded all expectations and will be recognized as a model Eagle Scout service project. John, it was my pleasure to getto know you over the past year as you worked towards the attainment of the rank of Eagle Scout. You are a fine young man and your skills as a communicator and project organizer in addition to your pleasant demeanor will serve you well into the future. Again, congratulations on the completion of a very impressive Eagle Scout service project! Sincerely ;$4f~~ Todd Hoffman TH:ktm c: Mayor and City Council Parkand Recreation Commission II""' g:\park\th\eagle sCOut projects\koch commendation.doc Chanhassen is a Community for Life. Providing for Today and Planning for Tomorrow "Generations of Service" By Kcvin Danicl ,-- ..' '>>J.. .. ~ /:~ Select from tltreefrome options, The American Legion Post 580 is working hard to bring together the necesarry resources to build a permanent monument honoring United States Veterans from all Military branches who have served, are serving or will serve to protect the freedom we enjoy. A portion of the proceeds from this framed print will go towards this goal. Thank you! Framed Print: $89 (Plus shipping & handling) To order: Visit www.alpost580-chanhassenmn.org American Legion Post 580 290 Lake Dr. E. Chanhassen, MN 55317 Fax: 952-988c6728 *'*~ ,Reader Winter 2009 . Helping .. ities Reach Their Full Potential REACH SELF-ADVOCATES IN ACTION REACH Self-Advocates had a busy fall prepar- ing to exercise their rights as citizens in the November election. They began by participat- ing in a two-part Voter Education course offered by REACH in October. The course helped them identify issues that are important to them, learn the ins and outs of voting, identify their voting districts, and develop questions to ask when evaluating candidates. Instructor Jay-C Santiago-Alverez was very proud of the self-advocates who enrolled. "The group had a lot of energy and we had some great discussions about issues," she says. Partici- pant John Wolfe, who has concerns about supportive employment availability said he learned a lot from the course and hoped that a lot more people would get out and vote this year. Participants also attended the Third Congres- sional District Forum on October 16th to meet candidates Ashwin Madia and David Dillon and learn about their stances on issues such as ADA enforcement, Medicaid, transportation, employment and housing supports for people with disabilities. All of the participants reported they were more confident about voting and planned to vote in the general election on November 4th. Ashwin Madia, DFl candidate for the U,S. House of Representa- tives, chats with laura Cooper and REACH Executive Director, Mary Perkins, Katie Mann, Robert Topp, laura Cooper, Sandra Lindell and John Wolfe attend a "Meet the Candidates" session in Minnetonka hosted by the Minnesota Consortium for Citizens with DisabRities, Tom Carey meets David Dillon, Independence Party candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. . Do You Have a _ a Special Talent? ~ Display your work at the REACH ~ Annual Meeting & Holiday Party on December 9th! ! We'.d like to exhibit paintings, drawings, i photographs, crafts, woodworking, sculpture ; or ctions from REACH clients, families, i supp ers & staff. ContacfBecca at 952-988.:.4178 for details. .... Metro Mobility Changes... page 2 More Ins ide .... Ghostly Gala Results... page 9 .... REACH Budget To Be Cut... page 10 Metro Mobility Changes: What They Mean For You REACH met with representatives from Metro Mobility in August to gath r information about changes to the certification rules. Here are answers to some of your important questions. Why did Met Council chanae the eliaibilitv rules? A federal audit was conducted and found that the system in the Twin Citi shad gen rous eligibility rules that went beyond the re- quirem nts of the American's with Disabilities Act. In addition, there have be n some abuses of the service by people who do not really need it. Met Council was req uired by the federal audit to bring the service in line with the narrower ADA require- ments or lose f deral transportation funding. Does ev rvone who is currently certified have to be re- certified? Yes - but not until your current certification expires. Who will now be eliaible for Metro Mobilitv? Under the new guidelines you will be eligible for Metro Mobility if: . It is impossible for you to take regular public transportation due to a physical disability, such as using a wheelchair. OR . You are unable to navigate the bus system once you are on a route due to cognitive or physical impairments. This includ s things like being unable to read schedules, recog- nize your stop, recognize landmarks, ask for help if you get lost, or know what to do if your bus route is detoured. OR . You are unable to walk or ambulate % of a mile or 9 blocks to and from a bus stop due to physical or cognitive impair- ments. Ther are no fixed bus routes between my house and my iob. Does that mak me eliaible? NO. A lack of fixed or conven- i nt bus routes alone is not enough to qualify you for Metro Mobility under the new rules. To qualify you will have to prove that your disability prevents you from using any regular bus route. What is involved in the recertification orocess? You will have to compl te an application and provide signed verifications from professionals who can attest that your disability prevents you from taking th public bus. Metro Mobility urges people to sub- . ." -. - . Please Join "US fo'rt - - - -~~ . > Holiday'Party 2 mit as many professional verifications as possible. These can be from physicians, social workers, psychologists, etc. On your application you should also list every possible disability-related issue that may keep you from riding the bus. Under the new rules, it is uo to yOU to orove that YOU cannot use th reaular bus system or learn to use it due to your disability. REACH staff are available to help you fill out your application and gather the necessary documentation. After your application is reviewed you may be approved or you may be asked to complete an in-person assessment and/ or work with a travel trainer to determine how well you can function on the public bus system. If they have any doubts about your ability, you will likely be recommended for certifica- tion. Can I aooeal the decision if I'm denied? Yes. You simply have to write a letter to Metro Mobility saying "I want to appeal my certification decision." At that point your case will be reviewed by an independent appeals board made up of people with disabilities. There are agencies that offer help with the appeals process including REACH and ARC. I'm ok takina the bus to work every day. but I have trouble a t- tina to new olaces like the doctor's office and community ac- tivities. Can I aet helD from Metro Mobilitv? Yes. You may be able to get "Conditional" certification that would allow you to use Metro Mobility to get to new locations outside of your daily route. THIS COULD BE A GOOD OPTION FOR MANY OF YOU! I think I miaht be able to take the bus if someone helos me. What services are available? Metro Mobility offers FREE travel training to help you learn to use as many routes as you need to get where you want to go. The travel trainer will work with you one on one until you feel comfortable taking the bus alone. For more information about Metro Mobility and the new c rtifi- cation rules, visit www .metrocouncil.ora or call the Metro Mobility Service Center at 651-.602-1111. Winter 2009 c e u es EDUCATION, THERAPY, LEISURE ACTIVITIES Helping Individuals with Disabilities Reach Their Full Potential 1001 Highway 7, #217 Hopkins, MN 55305 (952) 988-4177 Phone (952) 988-6728 fox REACH is an agency that serves individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in the West and Northwest metro area. Services include counseling, therapy groups, commu- nity living training and support, therapeutic recreation and leisure, information & referral. -------------------------------- Counseling & Education Counseling Reach for Resources specializes in working with people with developmen- tal disabilities such as mental retarda- tion, down syndrome, autism, and mild to borderline cognitive difficulties, and their families. We believe in a friendly, supportive, person-centered approach, and in setting personalized goals for each client. Reach accepts: Medical Assistance, Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN, Medica, America's PPO. To schedule an intake interview or for information on counseling options call Lisa Rivers, MA. LP at (952) 988-4177 Empowerment Group Men and women in this group learn to support each other, solve their own prob- lems, advocate for themselves, and form a strong social network. Participants must arrange their own transportation and be able to wait independently for their ride. WHERE: Eisenhower Center 1001 Highway 7, Hopkins WHEN: Tuesdays 6:30-8:00 pm Begins January 13 FEE: $10 An intake is required for new participants. Call Mary Meyer at 952-988-4177 to register or schedule an intake. ARMHS For Adults with Mental Health Disorders and Mild Cognitive Impairments REACH for Resources offers Adult Reha- bilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) that can help you successfully live on your own in the setting of your choice. An ARMHS case worker can teach you skills to: . Cope with sress, fear ald alxiety . Rnd sae, affordct>le housing . Rnd ajob ald learn job skills . Malcg9 your money . Develop a healthy lifestyle . Learn to use community rerources To be eligible for R.EACH ARMHS you must: < . r!:>>>, . ....><<':<,.:,c., Hayea Mental.~~althDiag~~~is Have a Mild Cognitive Disability (ie. Bor- derline la, Autism ~rum Dioorder, Fetal Alcohol ~drorne, lea'ning Disal:lility, or 1ri~maliC Branlmi.ury) .. .....<< BE;ilSyears or~jder '<i<'" Qualify for Medical Assistance . . . Support Group Young Women in Transition (Ages 18-30) This group provides an opportunity for women with borderline to mild cogni- tive disabilities to talk with other women about their concerns and experiences regarding relationships, sexuality, grief and loss, or other topics of interest. This therapeutic group will meet one evening per week at the Eisenhower Community Center in Hopkins. If you would like to be a part of the group, an intake is required. Call Lisa at 952-988-4177 for more information. REACH OUT Independent Living Support for Adults with Disabilities Reach Out is an in-home support service for adults with disabilities who want to live independently, but have been denied eligibility for other public assistance programs. Clients are assigned a case manager who provides on-going support with: . Finding Housing . Finding Employment . Managing Finances . Cooking & Cleaning . Health & Safety Training . Socialization . Transportation . Government Benefits Application . Regular phone Check Ins . Crisis Support Reach Out is tailored to your individual needs and offered at an affordable per session fee. Sliding scale or no-cost outreach scholarships may be available based on family income. Call Mary Perkins at 952-98-4177 for a Free Preliminary Assessment ;............................................................................................................................ . . : Did You Know? Reach is also 0 SILS : and Waiver provider. If you ore look- : ! ing for 0 worker who con meet your : ! needs, give us 0 call! . . ...................................,..............................................................,.......................... 3 Youth Programs (Ages 5 - 12) Soccer 6 Weeks of non-competitive soccer for kids! Learn the basic skills, rules, and sportsmanship. WHERE: Garden City Elementary, 3501 65th Av . N. Brooklyn Center WHEN: Mondays Jan 26-Mar 9 TIME: 6:00-6:45 pm FEE: $40 Resident $48 Non-Resident Bowling Join us for fun, non-competitive open bowling. You will bowl two games each w k. d~ Northwest WHERE: Doyle's 5000 W Broadway Crystal Saturdays Jan 17-Mar 7 12:00-2:00 pm $35.00 Resident $43.00 Non-resident Plus $3.00 Per Saturday WHEN: TIME: FEE: West WHERE: Park Tavern 3401 Louisiana Ave S St Louis Park Saturdays Jan 17-Mar 7 9:30-11 :30 am $35.00 R sid nt $40.00 Non-r sident Plus $3.00 Per Saturday WHEN: TIME: FEE: 4 Family Yoga Open to ages 5-21 This class is designed for children/teens with disabilities and their parents to learn yoga together. Increase attention span, focus, muscle tone and flexibility! Siblings welcome too. All children must be ac- companied by at least one adult. WHERE: St. Louis Park Rec Center 3700 Monterey Dr. WHEN: Tuesdays Jan 2Q-Feb 24 TIME: 5:30-6:30 pm FEE: $50 for parent/child pair $55 for non-residents $20 for each additional person Kid Fu Fun martial arts programs for kids. Come learn the moves of Jackie Chan! Now 8 weeks! Session 1: Wed nesdays Jan 14-Mar 4 WHERE: Chanhassen Rec. Ctr. 2310 Coulter Blvd. TIME: FEE: 6:00-6:45 pm $56.00 Resident $61.00 Non-resident Thursdays Jan 15-Mar 5 Plymouth Creek Center 14800 -34th Ave N 5:30-6:15 pm $56.00 Resid nt $64.00 Non-resident Session 2: WHERE: TIME: FEE: Program Minimum 5, Maximum 10 Registration Notes and Information . Residents of our consortium cities are aiven orioritv in reaistration. Non-resident reaistrations will be held until one week before the start of the oroaram. . If you are a new participant in On the Town, call Becca at (952) 988-4178 for information and to schedule an intake interview. . Please Note: Participants may only reg- ister for one social program per quarter. . Please do not sign up unless you will be able to attend! . If you are concerned about your program filling up quickly, please feel free to stop by the Reach for Resources office to complete a registration form in person. . You will receive a letter confirming your registration along with schedules for all programs you have been registered for at least one week prior to the start of the program. Winter registration begins November 24 Spring registration will b gin Feb. 16 NOTE: REFUNDS ARE NOT GIVEN IF YOU CANCEL 1 WEEK OR LESS BEFORE THE PROGRAM BEGINS! Teen Programs (Ages 13 ! Bowling Join us for fun, non- competitive bowling. You will bowl two games ach week Northwest WHERE: Doyle's 5000 W Broadway Crystal Saturdays Jan 17-Mar 7 12:00-2:00 pm $35.00 Resident $43.00 Non-resident Plus $3.00 Per Saturday WHEN: TIME: FEE: West WHERE: Park Tavern 3401 Louisiana Ave S St Louis Park WHEN: Saturday Jan 17-Mar 7 9:30-11 :30 am $35.00 Resident $40.00 Non-resident TIME: FEE: Plus $3.00 Per Saturday Program Minimum 5, Maximum 10 Weekend Ventures (Ages 14-23) WINTER: Enjoy holiday fun in down- town Minneapolis. Stay in a hotel, visit the Macy's holiday display and see the Holidazzl parade! WHEN: Dec. 5th-7th FEE: $350 for entire weekend SPRING: We will stay at a hotel in Bloomington and go to the Mall of America. Shopping, rides, movies, mini- golf, Und rwater World. There is so much to do! WHEN: Mar 2Oth-22nd FEE: $350 for entire weekend Call Becca at 952-988-4178 for an application Active Adventures Make friends while trying new activities. This is a social group with an emphasis on outdoor, active outings. WHERE: Various northwest metro locations Thursdays Jan 15-Feb 26 WHEN: TIME: FEE: Evenings $40.00 Resident $48.00 Non-resident - 21) West Teen Explorers A weekly social group that will explore your community by enjoying activities like concerts, plays, shopping, swim- ming, movies, and eating out. Various West Metro locations Tuesdays, Jan 13-Feb 24 6:30 - 8:30 pm $40.00 Resid nt $45.00 Non-r sident Plus additional activity fee WHERE: WHEN: TIME: FEES: Program Minimum 5, Maximum 20 Social Seekers Social Seekers is designed to meet the needs of those with High-Functioning Autism or Asperger's Syndrome. These fun, age appropriate groups are designed to help teens and young adults gain confidence in their social interaction skills and make new friends in a safe environment. Young Adult Group For Ages 19+ WHERE: The Depot Coffee House in Hopkins WHEN: Wednesdays, Jan 7-Mar 11 TIMES: Group 1 4:00 - 5:30 pm (Jr. Hi) Group 2 5:45 -7:15 pm (H.S) TIME: 6:30-8:00pm FEE: $200.00 for 10 sessions FEE: $200.00 for 10 Sessions NEW!! We are adding a Thursday teen group in Robbinsdale. Call for details. I Teen Groups WHERE: WHEN: The Depot Coffee House in Hopkins Mondays, Jan 5-Mar 9 TEEN PERSONAL PURSUITS: In this supplemental program, activities will be organized by the Social Seekers Teen groups with the help of staff. These activities will be held on Thursdays or Saturdays. There will be no additional registration fee, but certain activity costs may apply. Returning participants should contact REACH to register. An intake is reauired for new carticicants. Please call (952) 988-4176. Take Five Respite Looking for something fun to do over Win- ter Break? Come meet new friends at this great all-clay program filled with field trips, friends and fun! WHEN: WHERE: TIME: FEE: Dec. 22,23,26,29,30, & Jan. 2 Elim Lutheran in Robbinsdale 9:00 am-3:30 pm $70 per day Transportation may be avaHable tor an additional tee. Payment Options: Private pay, Waiver, PCA & COCS. Some scholarships are available. For an application, please call St phen at (952) 988-5321 Girls Club This club is designed for girls ages 13-17 who are independent in th ir personal care and want to meet new friends and have fun! WHEN: One Saturday per month, beginning in January Various locations $40.00 Resident $45.00 Non-resident WHERE: FEE: 5 Adult Fitness Adult Bowling Join us for fun, non- competitive bowling. You will bowl two gam s ach week I(/'~I ~ Northwest Doyl 's 5000 W Broadway Crystal Saturdays Jan 17-Mar 7 12:00-2:00 pm $35.00 Resident $43.00 Non-resident Plus $3.00 Per Saturday Program Minimum 5, Maximum 30 WHERE: WHEN: TIME: FEE: Earl Brown Bowl 6440 James Cir N Brooklyn Center Saturdays F b 14-Mar 21 (6 wks onlY) 3:00-5:00 pm $28.00 Resident $36.00 Non-resident Plus $4.00 Per Sunday Program Minimum 5, Maximum 30 WHERE: WHEN: TIME: FEE: West WHERE: Park Tavern 3401 Louisiana Ave S St Louis Park WHEN: Saturday Jan 17-Mar 7 TIME: 9:30-11 :30 am FEE: $35.00 Resident $40.00 Non-resident Plus $3.00 Per Saturday Program Minimum 5, Maximum 30 Yoga for Adults (ages 18+) Non-Competitive ~ Basketball )W Have fun and get some exercise in this great non-competitive league! WHERE: Forest Elementary School 6800 47th Ave. N. Crystal WHEN: Thursdays Jan. 8-Mar 12 TIME: 6:30 - 8:00 pm FEE: $40.00 Resident $45.00 Non-resident A Competitive Basketball League is offered by the Ridgedale YMCA on Mondays. Call Molly at 952-982-8264 for information. SPONSOR A REACH BASKETBALL TEAM! Help adults with disabilities have fun playing basketball Sponsorship Benefits: . Your business logo on t am t-shirts and choose your team name. . Recognition at th basketball awards ceremony and in the Reach Reader (circ. 4000+) Full sponsorships ar $275 Contributions of any amount wel- comed! Call Becca at 952- 988-4178 if you'd like. to help Relax, gain flexibility, and get in shape at this great program. WHERE: St. Louis Park Recreation Center 3700 Monterey Dr. St. Louis Park WHEN: Tuesdays Jan 20-Feb 24 6:45 - 7:45 pm $40.00 Resident $45.00 Non-resident Program Minimum 5, Maximum 20 Call Becca at (952) 988-4178 for details TIME: FEE: Walking Club Keep that body moving and enjoy the community! We will walk at various in- door and outdoor locations. WHERE: Various Locations WHEN: Mondays Jan 19-Feb 23 6:30 - 8:00 pm. The Adaptive Recreation program is a cooperative effort between REACH for Resources nd the Northwest Consortium and West Consortium of cities. The Northwest Consortium consists of: Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Plymouth and Rob- binsdale. The West Consortium consists of: Chanhassen, Chaska, Hopkins, Minnetonka, and Sf. Louis Park. For information and registration pro- cedures, call Tara or Becca at 952-988-4177. NOTE: For persons not living in one of the above communities, you are considered a "non-residenf" and need to add a $8 to the registration fee for Northwest city programs and $5 to the registration fee for West city programs. 6 TIME: FEE: $25.00 Resident $30.00 Non-Resident Program Minimum 5, Maximum 15 Adult Social Pro On the Town I A social group for young adults, ages 18 -25, who are independent and would like to e>eplore ther community. Meets twice per month. WHERE: Various locations in the Northwest & West Suburbs TIME: FEE: Every other Friday evening Beginning Jan 16 Varies with activity $20.00 R sident $25.00 Non;esident Plus additional activity fees Program Mininum 5, Ma><inum 15 WHEN: On the Town II A social group for adults, ages 26 - 50, who can access the community independently with mininal supervision. Two Saturdays per month. WHERE: Various locations in the Northwest & West Suburbs WHEN: Every other Saturday evening Beginning Jan 17 Varies with adivity $20.00 Resident $25.00 Non;esident Plus additional activity fees Program Mininum 5, Ma><inum 15 TIME: FEE: SUPERBOWL PARTY!! Join your friends for food, fun, prizes & the big gamel Sunday, February 1st 5:00-9:00 pm Brookview Golf Grill 200 Brookview Pkwy, Golden Valley Cost: $7.00 Register on page 8 rams Club West (west metro) and Wednesday Night Social (northwest metro )are social programs for adults age 18 and older. Meet new friends and visit with old friends while enjoying games, dances, movies, bingo, etc. Staff to participantralio is 1:10 Program Minimum 5, Ma>dmum 30 (for each program) Club West Wednesday Night Social WHERE: Various west metro WHERE: Crystal Community Center (and locations other nearby locations) WHEN: Wednesdays WHEN: Wednesdays Jan 14-Mar4 Jan 14-Mar 4 TIME: 6:30 - 8:30 pm TIME: 6:30 - 8:30 pm FEE: $40.00 Resident FEE: $40.00 Resident $45.00 Non;esident $48.00 Non;esident Plus additional activity fee Plus additional activity fee !".W~.~.k~.~.d."V~~t~.~~~""J (Ages 24+) ; WINTER: Enjoy holiday fun in down- ~ town Minneapolis. Stay at a hot I, visit . ! the Macy's holiday display and see the: : Holidazzle parade! : i WHEN: December 5-7 i I FEE: $350 for entire weekend : j SPRING: We will stay at a hot I in j Bloomington and go to the Mall of : America. Shopping, rides, movies, j mini-golf, Underwater World. There is so j : much to do! : : WHEN: Mar 2Oth-22nd : : FEE: $350 for entire weekend Friday Night Dances Join your friends and groove to all the latest hits! Sponsored in collaboration with Project Soar. TIME: FEE: WHEN: 7 - 9 pm (all dances) $5.00 at the door Jan. 23 Feb 13 Mar 13 St. Louis Park High School 6425 W. 33rd St. For an application, please call Becca at (952) 988-4178 . . ,........................................................................................60 WHERE: WHEN: Feb. 27 WHERE: Maple Grove Jr. High 7000 Hemlock Ln. 7 Registration Form-Winter 2009 Advance paym nt is required for all programs. NO REGISTRATION AT PROGRAMS OR BY PHONE. To nsure a spot in the program(s) of your choice, mail in payment and registration form as soon as possible. Residents of th W st & Northwest consortium of citi s rec ive preferenc in registration. See bottom of page 6 for list of cities. Registration is then op n to non-residents one week prior to th start of th programs (unless program is full). Registration Begins November 24, 2008 Name: Birth date: Addr ss: City: Zip Code: Home Phone: Work Phone: Email: Emergency Contact: Emergency Phone: o Y s 0 No I have waivered services and an authorization for Reach For Resources to bill for these programs. DYes 0 No Do you require wheelchair access? Photo Waiv r: My photo may be taken at Reach programs and used for promotional materials, unless I check below: o No, I DO NOT wish to have my photo used. Disability (please include specific information such as seizures, allergies, special diet etc.): Social Worker: Parente s)/G uardia n(s): Home Address: Par nt(s) E-Mail: Parent(s)Employer: Employer Address: Annual House- 0 $0 - $24,999 hold Income: 0 $100,000 - $124,999 Social Worker's Phone: Parent/Guardian's Phone: City: Parent(s) Cell Phone: Employer Phone: Zip: 0$25,000 - $49,999 0$125,000 - $149,999 City: o $50,000 - $74,999 o $150,000 - $174,999 Zip: o $75,000 - 99,999 0$175,000 - $199,999 0$200,000+ I, the undersigned, certify that the above information is accurate. I understand that participation in this activity is completely voluntary and the activity is being offered for the benefit of the participant. Reach for Resources shall not be Rabie for any claims, injuries, or damages of whatever nature, incurred by the participant arising out of, or connected with, the activity. On behalf of myself and the participant, I expressly forever release and discharge Reach for Resources, its agents or employees, from any such claims, injuries or damages. I have received a copy of Notice of Privacy as required by HIPAA. I have read, understood and agree to these privacy practices. Legal Guardian: Date: 0 Program Resident/Non-Res 0 Adult Bowling Doyle's $35.00/$43.00 0 Adult Bowling Earle Brown $28.00 / $36.00 0 Adult Bowling Park Tavern $35.00 / $40.00 0 Youth/Te n Bowling Doyle's $35.00/$43.00 0 Youth/Teen Bowling ParkTav. $35.00 / $40.00 0 Kid Fu Session # $56.00 / $61 or $64 0 Family Yoga (# attending_) $50.00 / $55 (+$20) 0 Youth Soccer $40.00/ $48.00 0 Active Adventures $40.00 / $48.00 0 West Teen Explorers $40.00 / $45.00 Winter 2009 0 Program Resident/Non-Res 0 Girls Club $40.00 / $45.00 0 Basketball-Adult $40.00 / $45.00 0 Adult Yoga $40.00 / $45.00 0 On the Town I $20.00 / $25.00 0 On the Town II $20.00 / $25.00 0 Club West $40.00 / $45.00 0 Wednesday Night Social $40.00 / $48.00 0 Walking Club $25.00 / $30.00 0 Holiday Party (# attending ) $5.00 ea 0 Superbowl Party $7.00 0 Take Five Respite Send me info 0 Weekend Ventures S nd me Info Please mail compl t d form with paym nt to Reach at: 1001 Highway 7 #217Hopkins, MN 55305 Office (952) 988-4177 www.reachforr sources.org Best Male Costume winner Alex Luther (aka Michael Phelps) poses with Executive Director Mary Perkins We had a record turnout at the Reach Ghostly Gala Fundraiser on October 25, 2008! REACH raised over $5000 and all proceeds will be used to support a scholarship program that helps people in need access our services. Thank you to all of our guests, sponsors, and volunteers for making the Ghostly Gala such a success! Allison Henley as Cruella DeVille won Best Female Costume Thank You Ghostly Gala Contributors QQrporate & Civic Sponsors " ~) [~,~?"S,"~ LARSON'KING In-Kind Donors Applebee's Arbys Brunswick Zone Chipotle Country Glazed Ham Cub Foods Erbert N Gerbert's Fantastic Sam's Famous Dave's 50' s Grill Leeann Chin Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota Twins Minnesota Vikings Noodles & Company Old Log Theater Olive Garden Papa Murphy's Potbelly Sandwiches Red Lobster Rocky Rococo Pizza Sam's Club Stages Theatre Company Subway Taco Bell Target Three Squares Restaurant Brooklyn Park Lion's Club Hopkins American Legion Maple Grove Lions Club Individual Sponsors Jim and Cyndi Bade Mary Beckering Tony Boldon Patrick Boley Steve and Marcia Crist Ruth Ann Kempf Barb and Dav KI ist Maxin and Jeff Skold @ OpportumtyPmtners Hammer The Goldbrick Club Volunteers Twin Cities Single Volunteers Park Center High School Champlin Park High School l---sp-;~i~IThank~--t~th;-m-1 ! Brooklyn Park Community ! i Center and Jen Gillard for i ! hosting the Ghostly Gala! I 9 l____________~_____ **~ Address Service Requested NON-PROFIT ORG.10 US POSTAGE PAID LITTLE FALLS, MN PERMIT NO.9 1001 Highway 7 #217 Hopkins, MN 55305 (952) 988-4177 1.1.1..1.1'1111'11.111'1111111111.11.1..11...1.11111...1.11..1 8*1 *************3-DIGIT 553 TODD H0FFMAN CllY OF CHANHASSEN PO BOX 147 CHANHASSEN MN 55317-0147 "' ~ . CITY OF CHANHASSEN 7700 Market Boulevard PO Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Administration Phone: 952.227.1100 Fax: 952.227.1110 Building inspections Phone: 952.227.1180 Fax: 952.227.1190 Engineering Phone: 952.227.1160 Fax: 952.227.1170 Finance Phone: 952.227.1140 Fax: 952.227.1110 Park & Recreation Phone: 952.227.1120 Fax: 952.227.1110 Recreation Center 2310 Coulter Boulevard Phone: 952.227.1400 Fax: 952.227.1404 Planning & Natural Resources . Phone: 952.227.1130 Fax: 952.227.111 0 Public Works 1591 Park Road Phone: 952.227.1300 Fax: 952.227.1310 Senior Center Phone: 952.227.1125 Fax: 952.227.1110 Web Site www.ci.chanhassen.mn.us November 21, 2008 Ms. Kyle Billadeau Chan/Chaska Hockey Association PO. Box 1006 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Kyle: . . Thank you for taking the time to submit facility applications to the City of Chanhassen for outdoor hockey space. CCHA has been assigned the following days and times. Location Rink No. Days City Center Park Chanhassen Rec Center CCP. #1 CRC#l 5:30-7:30 p.m. 5:00-9:00 p.m. Please look closely at your pennits and letllle, know ifmeteareanychanges. If you have any questions; pleaseca~lme at (952) 227-1l21. . ... Sincerely, Jk:'~:... . g:\park\jerry\CCHAhockeyrinks09 Chanhassen is a Community for Life. Providing for Today and Planning for Tomorrow CITY OF CHANHASSEN 7700 Market Boulevard PO Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Administration Phone: 952.227.1100 Fax: 952.227.1110 Building Inspections Phone: 952.227.1180 Fax: 952.227.1190 Engineering Phone: 952.227.1160 Fax: 952.227.1170 Finance Phone: 952.227.1140 Fax: 952.227.1110 Park & Recreation . Phone: 952.227.1120 Fax: 952.227.1110 Recreation Center 2310 Coulter Boulevard Phone: 952.227.1400 Fax: 952.227.1404 . Planning & Natural Resources Phone: 952.227.1130 Fax: 952.227.1110 Public Works 1591 Park Road Phone: 952.227.1300 Fax: 952.227.1310 Senior Center Phone: 952.227.1125 Fax: 952.227.1110 . Web Site www.ci.chanhassen.mn.us November 21,2008 Mr. Jack Holstrom Minnetonka Youth Hockey 5516 Kipling Ave Minnetonka, MN 55345 Dear Jack: Thank you for taking the time to submit facility applications to the City of Chanhassen for outdoor hockey space. Minnetonka Youth Hockey has been assigned the following days and times. Location Rink No. Time Days M-T...W-Th M&W. 5 :30-7~30p.m. 5 :30~9:00p.m. Please look you have any If g:\park\jerry\minnetonkahockeyrinks09 Chanhassen is a Community for Life. Providing for Today and Planning for Tomorrow