Correspondence SectionADMINISTRATIVE SECTION
CITYOF
Spray Paint Damage at Herman Field Park
Repair Costs
(2) two laborers applying spray remover
.5 hours ~ $25.00 per hour X 2 =
(2) two cans of graffiti remover ~ $6.50 each =
(2) laborers sand blasting
1 hour ~ $25.00 per hour X 2 =
(3) three bags of sand ~ $3.75 each =
TOTAL COST OF REPAIRS
$25.00
$13.00
$50.00
$11.25
$99.25
For inlbrmation contact Todd Hoffman, Director of Parks and Recreation at
612-937-1900, extension 121.
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January 6, 1998
TO:
FROM:
RE:
Youth Commission Contact Persons
Trisha Leck, Youth Commission Advisor¢,~
Highlights from the Youth Commission Co'71tact Meeting
Vision of an Ideal Youth Community:
-Information around issues
-Mayor's sounding board - youth voice
-Opportunities for youth involvement in priority setting
-Inclusion of youth of all ages
-Places for youth to hang-out
-Youth activities -included in planning of activities
-Service Projects
-Involvement of youth at the community level is key
-Responsive to youth and community needs
-Locally based
-Community focused
-Partnership with adults and community
-Leadership training
Youth Commission Overview - An opportunity to build an ideal youth supportive
community. Review of the Community Youth Development History. and Letter of
Understanding.
A~rming the Partnership - Ways to commit to a working Youth Commission
-Reporting to Board
-Involvement with other groups - exp. Chemical Health Advisory Committee
-Legitimize - must have impact to be effective - must report consistently
-Youth Commission provide service - input on call for community decisions
-Collaborate with Ridgedale Hospital, Club Mid, etc.
-Affirm direction/role for adult members and contacts
-Sounding Board for community decisions/action related to youth
-Need to localize efforts to individual communities, groups
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110600 VILLAGE ROAD · CHASKA, MN 55318 · (612)368-3688 ° (612)368-3629 FAX
-City of Carver - many local commitments
-Partnership - confusing, creates paper shuffle - school district based
-Revisit City Council Meetings, Board Meetings, etc.
-Community change is a factor- growth of parks, etc. changes needs
-Retreat to revisit mission/issues around youth and community
-Need more particulars on function, meetings, times, locations
-Topic for Greg to discuss with school board
-Prepare one page - "talking points" sheet to use with council, county board, etc.
As a result of the meeting I am hoping that you each felt a renewed interest and
commitment to the Youth Commission. Your meeting comments will be a helpful step in
revisiting the mission and building a strong future foundation at the next Youth
Commission meeting. Upon your advice I have prepared and included a one page
information piece for you to use with potential commission members and/or council and
board members.
Please contact me if you would like me to visit your council or board meetings to
discuss the commission, or if you have the names and addresses of persons to fill an
open position. I am always ready and willing to answer questions and assist in any
local efforts to support the work of the commission and build a youth friendly
community, 368-7439.
Youth Commission FAQ Sheet
This sheet is intended to aid your work as the Youth Commission agency
contact person. It gives answers to the FAQ regarding the commission.
Attached to this sheet is a brief overview of the Youth Commission. Please
use the attached page as a reference or handout when working with your
local boards, decision makers and/or community members.
1. What is the Youth Commission?
A youth supportive home-school-communiW
partnership.
The purpose of the commission is to provide youth
an environment in which they can make good
decisions and are valued, active community
participants.
2. What is in it for our community/county?
The Commission can help you:
~, provide a youth community voice
~ avoid duplication of youth programming
- provide input on planning goals and policies
for youth development
- advocate for youth
Commission Goals include:
- support/advocate youth issue forums
- promote community values
- initiate/coordinate efforts to serve all
community youth
build home/school/community partnership
foster a spirit of youth service
build and develop an understanding of active
citizenship
3. Who can be appointed to the commission?
J
14 community members - 7 youth, 7 adult,
representing Carver County, District 1 12,
Community Education, the cities of Carver, Victoria,
Chaska, and Chanhassen for a two year term.
How often does the commission meet?
· Members serve a two year term.
Meetings are held on a monthly basis or as
indicated by group needs.
What type of activities is the youth commission involved in?
Commission Goals include:
- support/advocate youth issue forums
- promote community values
~ initiate/coordinate efforts to serve all
community youth
build home/school/community partnership
foster a spirit of youth service
- build and develop an understanding of active
citizenship
is ri¢ ommission o. " /'oul:h
~jisslon:
To provide youth an environment in which they
can make good decisions and are valued, active
community participants.
14 community members - ? youth, 7 adult,
representing Carver County, District ! 12,
Community Education, the cities of Carver, Victoria,
Chaska, and Chanhassen for a two year term.
A youth supportive home-school-community
partnership. Meeting on a monthly basis or as
indicated by group needs.
provide a youth community voice
avoid duplication of youth programming
provide input on planning goals and policies for
youth development
advocate for youth
support/advocate youth issue forums
promote community values
initiate/coordinate efforts to serve all community
youth
build home/school/community partnership
foster a spirit of youth service
build and develop an understanding of active
citizenship
Inside This Addition
o Thanksgiving Tournament
Summary
o Skate Sharpening ~ CCC
· CCHA Web Page
· Need Ice Time?
· Opportunity to help
· Concessions update
· Holiday Open Skate Schedule
- Video Tapes
· 1998/1999 Team Sponsors
o High School Hockey Schedule
o District 6 Open Position
· AND MORE!
A Special thanks to MAXIMUM
Graphics for providing the printing
of the "IT'S ICE TIME" the new
CCHA newsletter.
Welcome to the new look!
The CCHA Newsletter has received a new look! Since October, the newly formed CCHA Communication
Committee has been hard at work defining short and long term ideas, goals, and projects. The Communication
committee consists of the following Team Members:
Chair - Susie Blake
Mini Mite - Tom Nygaard Mite - Linda Ladner, Pete Plucinak Girls - Lou Raiola
Squirt - Laurie Bigaouette Poe Wee - Karl Shallenburger Bantam - Bryan McGovern
Some of the many project underway include:
The Newsletter
Newsletter sponsor - Lou RaioIa and Bryan McGovern set out to increase the quality of presentation and content of
the newsletter, without increasing the cost. Lou and Bryan contacted a well know graphic design and printing
company within our community. A meeting was held with the president of Maximum Graphics regarding this
project. Maximum Graphics has agreed to work with thc CCHA in producing our monthly newsletter. With their
expertise in printing and our interface capability, we were able to meet one of our communications goals. The Cost
savings from the printing alone will bc in excess of $4000. THANK YOU MAXIMUM Graphics for you support!
During the next few months, you will see morc improvements to thc newsletter. Please let us kno['~' what you think
or would like to see by contacting any committee team member or Deb Shafranski, CC}IA Secretary. we want to
make snrc the newsletter meets your requirements.
Special thanks to kou & Bryan for coordinating this cflbrt!
Grand Opening of our Second Sheet of Ice
Grand Opening held 11/7 was a Great Success. Excellent example of how the CCHA and City were able to partner
and pull it oft: Activities included:
* Free Open Skate
* Free Minnesota Wild pin & puck to each kid
* Drawings for Minnesota Wild merchandise
* Ribbon cuning (School Board, mayor, CCtfA,
Skate Club)
* Display by Skate Club, CCIfA, and Girls
Varsity
* Boys Varsity passed on memorabilia
Other Project
a xa Best Wishes for the
There are numerous other projects that have been completed or arc in tile works. These include:
* Team Sponsorships
* Promoting the benefits of youth hockey itl the community
* Working with the Community Center to better display our youths successes
* Make youth in our community more aware of their hockey opportunities.
* Give back to the community some of our expertise in skills devclopmcnt (work with the schools)
* Continue to find better ways to promote and support our Girls Hockey Program
* Promote good scholastic achievement program
* AND MORE!
Seas0.'s Greetings
;yew IP#r/
Go Haw/ca'/
Opportunity for you .....
Do you have a journalism background or interest in freelance writing? Thc Communication
Commiuee is looking for someone interested in writing short CCHA articles for the following
publications on a regular basis.
* Let's Play Hockey * Chaska Herald
* Chanhassen Villager * Victoria Gazette
Keeping the public informed will help raise awareness of our programs, scrvc as a marketing
tool, and help us solicit future sponsorships, lfyou are interested, please contact Susie Blake
~ 906-9953.
District 6 Open Position
District 6 has an opening for a Recording Secretary.
This position pays $3500.00 per year. If you are
interested contact our District 6 Representative,
Mike Buller ~ 448-7947
Tax Deduction!
If you have not done so already, please send in your
Arena Contributions by the end of 1998 so you can
get that tax deduction!
Want or Need More Ice?
The CCHA has many hours of non-prime time icc for sale at S113.30 per hour until January
1st, 1999. The bourly rate will increase by 3%. Managers contact your lcvel commissioner to
sec what is available for your team.
Video Tapes
The CCHA has purchased a series of hockey video tapes. These tapes are available for
viewing at the Chanhasscn Rcc Center. If your team is interested in viewing one or more of
these tapes, please bare your teanl manager or coach contact the Chan R¢c Ccntcr lo reserve a
room for viewing. After viewing, please complete lbo questionnaire and return it to tho desk
with the tapes. TEe tapes may not be rcmoxcd from the Chan Rcc Center. Sec rear cover for
thc list of available tapes and viewing time.
Il is suggested that after viewing, thc coach take thc team icc ti) thc out-door-icc ill lhc fcc
center to practice the techniques viewed.
Cbanhasscn Rcc Center Phone: 4744)641
CCHA Web Page
Yhe CCHA now has a web page. Information
regarding our association and information of interest
can be found at:
www. emerso,emc, com/ccha
This web site is updated on a regular basis. If you
have comments or would like to have information
publishcd about your team, go to the web page and
submit your comments.
MiniMites to Skate Between Periods
Some of the Chaska MiniMitcs will be skating
bemccu periods of the Boys Varsity hockey game!
Come and ~atch them skate January 9 and 12,
1999.
Boys Varsity "Adopt a Team" Initiative
tligh School Varsity l l(>ckcy Coach, Dave Snuggerud. irm-odt~ced a
strengthen lbo pam~crship between our l tigh School and youth hockey programs.
Each CCltA Youth Team has a Boys Vat'sit> t ligh School tcanl member partner.
tI.S. Team Parmcr xxill bo interacting with thc teams pcriodicall5 each month.
This will bo a win-xx in lbr both programs. It xxill bo a fun x~
xoulh Icalns and Icxcrage ll]cir expertise. In addition, it will provide an opl*ortunity
high school players lo dcx clop lheir mcnloring skill:, and gix c back to Ibc program
Thanks to Daxc and lbo lCillll lbr making it happen. XVt'Il kccp
t~llurc news]oilers.
Concessions Update
IlolithD tlours
Thc concession~ area x~ill bc c]o~cd December 24, 25.31 ami Januar5 I. l lapp3 l lolidays~
Sales
The tournament weekend xxcnl x~cll. Special thanks to ('ollccn Radcmachc]' xtho scheduled all thc
vohmtecrs and to all Iht parents xx ho worked, You did a (iREATjob~ Also, special thanks to Linda
Ladncr. Laurie Bigaouct~c, and Suzcne Maluchnik ~ ho helped ox ers icxx thc actix ities that xs cckcnd
Equipment
('CHA Concessions purchased a hol dog xx armor unil and roller grill. ~Xt]s antagcs -- makes a honer
product, caster to usc. and otll li'OlU Io Jlc]p Illarkcl Iht product. ~c hax c also ptlrchascd a 15'cc/er
Cit) of('haska purchased tx~o new cash registers lbr tts. We xk iii Dc operating
Tom Rcdman Jbr making that cquipmcnl a~ ailablc to us.
Schedule
Special thanks Io l.inda I adncr xs ho has been coordinating thc schedule Iht IllC this year. Thc schedule
book will bc axailab]e m Iht concession area fi)r Ihosc wanting to sign up lbr extra hours. We plan to run
it thc same as last year
Merchandise -- Looking fl,' a Christmas Gill Idea?
Thc Bike Shop is phasi~2g out tl~cir hockey sxxcatshirts. Wc will bc soiling thom fi,ough thc concession
stand and splitting the profi~ xx ith thc Bike Shop. Thc cost is 530
Skate Sharpening Hours
.l[oltdtt. l' - Stlltdtlj' 4:30 - 6:30
Anytime during thc day, stop by tiao Arena
Manager's office in the arena lobby and Chris can
sharpen them right away. Evening and weekend
Zamboni operators can also sharpen if you contact
them.
Cost: $2~50 tlockcy Skates. 3.00 Goalie or
figure skates
· Special introductory rate until January I is 52.00
· Punch cards xxill be axailablc lbr sales 522 for
hockey and 527 15~r goalie figure skates
Arena staff have had training on sharpening and
('hris Goodman, Arcna Manager has seven years
experience sharpening skates.
Thanksg vlng Tournament
Summary
The 1998 Thanksgiving tlockcy Tournament was a grcat success thanks to thc many
vohmtecrs! A BIG TI lANK YOU to Paul Berens - Tournament Director and his tournament
crew. A special thanks to Randy Maluchnik. & Bob Stark -Gamc Announcers, and thc stall'
of the Chaska Community Center.
There wcrc more then 775 participants totaling 40 teams. Teams traveled to thc Chaska
Community Center J¥om as tkll- as Kansas City-KS, Chicago-I L. Mason City-lA, Des Moincs-
lA, Brookings-SD, Souix Falls-SD, and kittlcton-CO.
Shown below are the tournament standings. As you can sec our Chaska teams fitted wall with
ibc tough competition encountered in this toumamcnt.
RI:'.IIIA'DI(R: (htr I/oc/;O, a~wwiatio, i*' *I~on.w~rinA, thc ./ttlttlttl:V 16 & 1 7 Fire-on-ice
'[ottrttamellt. Pitt this olt yolt Ctlleltdtli; it ?ronti,~e~ to provide a good time for ail.t }buth are
mlmilwd I:R£1'~ 0t: CII,4RGI:'.~ Bring yollr I"riends ......
Final Standings
.-\ Team,; 1{ Teams
lhmtam Chaska Blake
In~cr~rmc }lcighl~ (?]laskll
S1 Ioui~ P;uk ('h:ugc~-, IL
Squirt ('haska ('r,,x~ Ri~c~
Tournament Director Paul
Berths delivers oranges to
teams al'~cr thc completion
of their games.
Thc~,c photo filch, and othcr~, a[c in a
'['hc~c photos can bc
of tile
Your CCHA Board
President ......................................... Jim Leone
Vice President Of Competition ...... Chris Erickson
Vice President Of Business ............ Kevin Mcshanc
Secretary ........................................ Deb Shafranski
Treasurer ........................................ Jim Rocdcr
Ice Coordinator .............................. Tom Redman
District Representative ................... Mike Bullet
Communications ............................ Susie Blake
Tournament Director ..................... Paul Bcrens
Concession Coordinator ................. Susie Blake
Equipment Manager ....................... Kevin Kuntson
Bantam Commissioner (Czar) ........ Earl Schaub
Peewee Commissioner ................... Jim Liddcll
Squirt Commissioner .................... Mark Giordano
Mite Commissioner ....................... Bob Raiser
Mini-Mite Co-Commissioners ....... Tom & Lynnc Nygaard
Girls Commissioner ....................... Claire Schnurr
CCHA Video Tapes
Vic~ inll_Ti m con...,q
Fundamentals Of Power Skating 2 I:11
Advance Power Skating 20:30
Goalkccping I 17:00
Goalkeeping 2 19:46
Checking 19:1
Puck Control 23:1
Passing And RcccMng 23:33
Shooling And Scoring 24:00
Fundamentals Skill lbr l)elk'nsemcn 24:40
Regrouping 40:00
]~aching Techniques 20:00
I)esim~in~ A Practice 29:59
Puck Conlrol
()fi~n~ix e ..Xttack
lh'caknuts
1998/1999 Team _Sponsors
Envirecycle
Dairy Queen -~ Chaska
Gold Medal Sprats
CP - Softsoap, Chaska
Twin City Corporate Construction
Coopcr's County Market
Chaska Lion's
Lakcview Clinic
Lions Tap
P, ainbow Foods
The Chanhasscn Bank
Jonaco Machine Inc.
Emerson Motion Control
Durst & Gans Construction
MAX1MUM Graphics
St. Francis Regional Medical Center
Victoria Lion's
Fluoroware
Byerly's Chanhassen
Chaska High School Hockey Schedule (Home Games)
BOYS
12'12 ...... Eden Prairie ......... 3:00
12/15 ...... Jefl'erson .............. 7:30
I/9 .......... Apple V'allcy ........ 3:00
Iq2 ........ Lakcville ............. 7:30
I 19 ........}!agan ................... 7:30
130 ........ Breck ................... 3:00
2 2 .......... Kcm~edy. ............. 7:311
2 13 ........Burnsxillc ............ 3:30
GIRLS
12/10 ......Fairmont ................ 7:30
12/20 ......Apple Valley .......... 7:30
'/: ............. Skakopce ............... 3:30
1/7 .......... Minneapolis ........... 7:30
1/14 ........ Lakcville ................ 7:30
1,/21 ........ Burnsville .............. 7:30
1~2~ ........ F, dcn PraMc ........... 7:30
O~en Skate Times over the ltolidays
f)eccmbcr 26 I 1:45 inn - 2:00 pm
December 27 12:45 pm - 3:00 pm
/)cccmbcr 28 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
December 29 I 1:30 am - 1:00 pm
l)eccmbcr 30 I l:10 am - 12:30 pm
I)cccmbcr 31 I 1:30 am - I:00 pm
,htrluaFv ] Il :30 am - 12:30 pm
7200 pill - N:30 pm
.hmuarx 2 I 1:45 am - 2:00 pm
Janu:~rx 3 12:45 pm-3:00pm
Printed
Courtesy Of
For more information call
John Gardiner 445-5~oo
Chaska Community Hockey Association
P.O. Box 184
Chaska, rvlinnesota 55318
1999 MONTHLY MEETINGS AT CHANHASSEN CITY HALL
~-. City Council
Economic Development Authority
Park And Recreation Commission
Planning Commission
Public Safety Commission
Senior Commission
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/larch 3
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April 26
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May 20
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lay 24
May 25
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June t 1
June 14
6:30 P.M. In City Council Chambers
6:30 P.M. In City Council Chambers
7:30 P.M. In City Council Chambers
7:00 P.M. In City Council Chambers
6:30 P.M. In Public Safety Conference Room
9:30 A.M. In City Council Chambers
PLANNING COMMISSION
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL
SENIOR COMMISSION
PLANNING COMMISSION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
CITY COUNCIL
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
PLANNING COMMISSION
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
SENIOR COMMISSION
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CITY COUNCIL
June 16
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June 28
July 7
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July 26
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PLANNING COMMISSION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
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PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL
PLANNING COMMISSION
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL
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SENIOR COMMISSION
PLANNING COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL
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CITY COUNCIL
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
CITY COUNCIL
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
PLANNING COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL
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PLANNING COMMISSION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
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CITY COUNCIL
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PLANNING COMMISSION
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
SENIOR COMMISSION
Memo
To: Facility Supervisors
Personal Trainers
Aerobic Instructors
From: Susan Marek
CC: Todd Hoffman
Date: December 16, 1998
Re: Personal Training and Aerobics Coordinator Positions
Meg Zegil has led our personal training program for two years and has decided to
step down as the Personal Training Coordinator effective December 1. Meg will
continue to be a Personal Trainer and Aerobics Instructor. Thanks to Meg for her
work in establishing our successful program!!
I am pleased to announce that Ann EIIwood will be our new Personal Training
Coordinator. Ann's responsibilities include programming, promotion, client relations
and supervision of our trainers on staff. Ann will be giving up the Aerobics
Coordinator position when a replacement has been hired. Congratulations Ann!
If you are interested in the Aerobics Coordinator position, please call me at the
Rec Center to set up an interview time. I am hoping to fill this position with an
instructor already on staff.
Susan Marek, "~/,,,~,x---
""?/I ~
474-0641 " -;~ ~ ~-~-
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1998/99 Skating Rink Daily Attendance Records
Chan Hills City Center North Lotus Rec Center Roundhouse
8 29 5 36 37
9 20 10 68 31
7 4O 30 110 15
Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed cold Closed-cold
5 14 12 85 3
4 18 0 11 12
2 23 50 68 12
Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed-cold
Closed-cold Closed cold Closed-cold Closed cold Closed-cold
Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed cold Closed-cold Closed-cold
7 5 7 22 2
Closed cold Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed-cold
9 4 0 23 0
18 15 5 15 2
0 51 46 7 8
Closed-cold Closed-cold Closed cold Closed-cold Closed-cold
3 2 27 24 0
2 13 14 17 3
*Listed above are the rinks where warming houses are available. There are non-warming house rinks
at the following locations: Minnewashta Heights, Carver Beach Playground, Meadow Green and
Rice Marsh Lake Park.
The current total padicipation as of January 12 is (1125) skaters
Total 74 234 206 486 125
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Club MID presents...
Buck Hill
Snow Tubing
Friday, January 29
Grades 6-8 and
Adults (over age 18)
New this season at Buck Hill is the latest craze--SNOW TUBING! The bus will leave
Chaska Middle School East at 2:00 p.m. and return there at approximately 8:00 p.m. Din-
ner is on your own and a concession stand is available. A phone will NOT be available
upon returning from the trip. Please have your transportation arranged prior to
returning.
$24.50 includes snow tube, lilt, and bus transportation
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, January 27 Min/Max: 40/50
Sponsored by Chanhassen Park & Recreation Depamnent, Chaska Park & Recreation Department,
School District 112, School District 112 Community Education, and the City of Victoria.
For more information, call Jerry Ruegemer at 937-1900 ext. 126
Registration Form
Parent or Guardian'
Address: City & Zip:
Home Phone:, Alternative Phone & Name:
Method of Payment: ['-lCash [] Check [] VISA/Mastercard No. Exp. Date:
Participant's Name Birthdate Program Name Code No. Fee
Buck Hill Snow Tubing 1099.104 $24.50
Buck Hill Snow Tubing 1099.104 $24.50
Buck Hill Snow Tubing 1099.104 $24.50
I, the undersigned, parent, guardian or participant, do hereby agree to allow the individual(s) named herein to participate in the above mentioned
activity{les): and I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless from and against any, and all liability for injury which may be suffered by the
aforementioned individual(s) arising out of, or in any way connected with, his/her participation in this activity. Return this form to: Chanhassen
Park and Recreation Department, 690 City Center Drive, Chanhassen, MN 55317.
Parent's Signature Date
Club MID presents...
Afton Alps
Ski Trip
Friday, February 19
Grades 6-8 and
Adults (over age 18)
Join us for this fun downhill ski trip! The bus will leave from Chaska Middle
School East at 8:00 a.m. and return there at approximately 5:00 p.m.
Lunch is on your own and a concession stand is available. A phone will NOT be
available upon returning from the trip. Please have your transportation.
Student Adult
$19 $24
$10 $12
$20 $20
arranged prior to returning.
Lift Ticket and Bus
Equipment Rental--Skis
Equipment Rental--Snowboard
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 17
Min/Max: 40/50
Sponsored by Chanhassen Park & Recreation Department, Chaska Park & Recreation Department,
School District 112, School District 112 Community Education, and the City of Victoria.
For more information, call Jerry Rucgemer at 937-1900 ext. 126
Registration Form
Parent or Guardian'
Address: City & Zip:
Home Phone: Alternative Phone & Name:
Method of Payment: [~]Cash [] Check [] VISA/Mastercard No. Exp. Date:
Participant's Name Birthdate Program Name Code No. Fee
Afton Alps 1099.105
Aflon Alps 1099.105
Afion Alps 1099.105
I, the undersigned, parent, guardian or participant, do hereby agree to allow the individual(s) named herein to participate in the above mentioned
activiD'(ies); and I further a~ee to indemnify and hold harmless from and against any, and all liability for injury which may be suffered by the
aforementioned indMdual(s) arising out of, or in any way connected with, his/her participation in this activity. Return this form to: Chanhassen
Park and Recreation Department, 690 City Center Drive, Chanhassen, MN 55317.
Parent's Signature Date
7ARVER
COUNTY
Office of Court Services
Carver County Government Center
Justice Center Building
600 East Fourth Street
Chaska, Minnesota 55318-2187
Phone (612) 361-1460
Fax (612) 361-1491
David P. Loflness
Director
January 15, 1999
City of Chanhassen
Attn: Mr. Todd Hoffman
690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen, MN 55317
CEIvEo
1998
RE: Diversion File #: 48810
Dear Mr. Hoffman:
Enclosed is a partial payment in the amount of $22.50 from a juvenile involved in the offense of
Criminal Damage to Property, of which you were the victim of damage to the Lake Ann
concession stand and the water meter offthe building next to the same door. This payment is a
condition required of the juvenile for his/her involvement in tiffs matter.
Also, enclosed you will find an apology letter.
If you have any questions, please feel fl'ce to contact me at 361-1386.
Sincerely,
Gerri Sherman
Probation Agent
Carver County Court Services
Enclosure
Divrcstc
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