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54 www.pdop.org Supervisor: Chad Drufke youth sports Find our ARCHERY PROGRAMS in the Nature & Adventure section, pages 38-39. Fall 1 & 2 Winter 1 & 2 Program Day/Time Ages Location Res Fee - Fee Dates Dates Skateboarding - Level 1 Th, 6:00 - 6:55P 6-13 Stevenson Park $65 - 85 Sep 14 - Oct 5 -- Sa, 12:00 - 12:55P 6-13 Stevenson Park $65 - 85 Sep 16 - Oct 7 -- Skateboarding - Level 2 Th, 7:00 - 7:55P 6-13 Stevenson Park $65 - 85 Sep 14 - Oct 5 -- Sa, 11:00 - 11:55A 6-13 Stevenson Park $65 - 85 Sep 16 - Oct 7 -- Skateboarding is class is designed for those just starting out in skateboarding. Participants will learn the very basics of the sport such as proper foot positioning and pushing so that they can become comfortable skating flat ground and learn how their equipment works. Because skateboarding is an individual sport, participants will learn at their own pace with the help of experienced instructors who will give plenty of one-on-one time, even in this group setting. Participants must provide their own helmet and skateboard. Residents and non-residents are invited to enjoy the Park District of Oak Park's two off-leash dog parks below. Your four-legged friends can expend energy exercising and socializing with other dogs in a safe and healthy environment, while you socialize with other permit holders who share your love of dogs. Dog Park Locations: • Ridgeland Common Dog Park (415 Lake Street) • Maple Park (1105 S. Maple Avenue) Prerequisites Permits are required to use dog parks. To apply for a Dog Park Permit, owners must provide proof of a valid village dog license receipt in the village of your residency, including the license number. Additionally, proof of vaccinations for the current year, including Rabies, Distemper, Kennel Cough/Bordetella, Para- influenza and Parvovirus are required. Proof of a negative fecal test for intestinal parasites within the last year must also be provided at the time of registration. Please remember that all dogs must be on a leash in all other Park District spaces. Park District Dog Park Permits All dog park permit documentation mentioned above should be emailed to info@pdop.org. Non-resident pass sales are limited to the first 200 purchasers in a 12-month period. Permits are valid for one year from the date of purchase. Off-Leash Dog Parks & Permits Dog Park Permit Required for Park Entry Dog parks use a key card access system. Members must bring their permit card to access the parks. Dog parks are maintained and inspected by Park District staff. Dog owners, who are not in compliance with dog park rules and requirements, may be subject to fines, as well as dismissal from dog park use. For a full list of rules and regulations, please visit www.pdop.org/dogs. Permit Fees: Residents: First Dog FREE • Second Dog FREE Non-Residents: First Dog $20 • Second Dog $10 R/NR Deposit: $10 (Refunded once returned and membership is not renewed) Limit 2 dogs per household.