2015 Summer Activity Guide

2015

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In this issueSummer Events .............................4Classes ..................................... 7-12Aquatics...................................... 13Park Map .................................... 15Senior Center ........................ 16-17Lake Information .................. 18-19Community Information ...... 20-22Directory .................................... 23

Building . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 277Building Inspection Line . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 239Business License . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 213Clerk . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 269City Council . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 269City Manager. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 204Code Enforcement . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 227Community Services. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 265Engineering . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 241Finance . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 215

Household Hazardous Waste . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 245Human Resources . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 231Lake . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 241Planning . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 289Public Works . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 674-5170Recycling/Environmental . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 245Special Events/Filming Permits . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 292Stormwater Pollution Prevention . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 308Volunteer Program Coordinator (Tues. thru Thurs.) . .. . 290

The City of Lake Elsinore reserves the right to photograph all program participants and use those photos in any issue of the City Activity Guide without the expressed written consent of the individual.

For extensions please call 951.674.3124 (for use with touch tone phones)

DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY AND EXTENSION LIST

Lake Elsinore City Hall(951) 674-3124 ext. 265

Department of Community Services130 South Main Street

Johnathan O. Skinner MPA, CPRP, [email protected]

Hours: Monday thru Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Fridays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

City o�ces closed on all holidays

LAKE ELSINORE CITY COUNCIL

City Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Cultural Center, located at 183 N. Main Street.

Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m.

Mayor

Natasha Johnson

Mayor Pro Tem

Steve Manos

CouncilmemberDaryl Hickman

Councilmember

Robert E. Magee

Councilmember

Brian Tisdale

City Treasurer

Allen Baldwin

WELCOME MESSAGE ...................................................3SUMMER EVENTS..........................................................4REC 1 .................................................................................5CLASS REGISTRATION INFORMATION ...................6SUMMER CLASSES................................................. 7-12AQUATICS..................................................................... 13DAY CAMP.................................................................... 14SKATE PARK.................................................................. 14PARK MAP..................................................................... 15 SENIOR CENTER....................................................16-17LAKE INFORMATION ...........................................18-19COMMUNITY INFORMATION...........................20-22DIRECTORY.................................................................. 23

CONTENTS2015

City of Lake Elsinore 2 Spring/Summer 2015

As this year’s rare, snowy Lake Elsinore winter thaws into spring we can look back on our successes and look forward to all that is yet to come. Our City has been working aggressively to �nd ways to bring our community together and put our residents �rst. Whether it’s creating new recreational opportunities, reducing property taxes, or completing long-awaited community projects, one thing is certain – our citizens are top of mind.

In February 2015, the City Council approved a bond re-issuance that took advantage of favorable economic conditions to secure much

needed funding for key projects while also reducing annual property tax levies for many of our residents. This creative move demonstrates our “out-of-the box” thinking to get things done. Through this process, the existing length of repayment terms for homeowners did not change and the City was able �nd a solution for several unful�lled promises, putting our residents �rst. We will continue looking for innovative ways to add value to our neighborhoods while putting more money back in the pockets of our residents – money that will surely �ow into our local economy.

Lake Elsinore is Southern California’s largest natural freshwater lake. We have a 3,000 acre playground right in the middle of our City where residents and tourists can come for hours of fun in the sun. This year’s boating season o�cially kicks o� with free boating on Saturday, April 4th. In addition, for �shing a�cionados, the Lake Elsinore Casino and Resort is once again sponsoring the annual Dream Extreme Fishing Tournament for all ages on May 2nd and 3rd. Other activities families can enjoy include the extreme sport Aqua�yboarding, water skiing and wakeboarding, bow �shing, or just a day on one of our many public beaches enjoying the water and the sun. And, this is just the beginning. At the City, we recognize that our lake is underutilized and undervalued. Our vision is to become the ULTIMATE lake destination and this year we are looking ways to bring more people to our lake. This includes stocking sport �sh for our �shing a�cionados, amending outdated ordinances that prohibit rather than invite visitors to our lake, and considering new amenities and events that take advantage of our greatest asset.

Of course, we can’t forget about baseball. On April 9th, the City’s 127th anniversary, our amazing partners, Storm Baseball will host their Opening Day for the 2015 Minor League Baseball Season. Playing in our beautiful Diamond Stadium, Storm Baseball has been providing our region with family fun at an incredible value for over two decades. There is no better way to enjoy a nice spring day then to come out and root for our home team.

As we celebrate our birthday, it seems natural that a city more than 127 years old could bene�ts from an annual spring cleaning. On April 25th, we will host our annual Award-winning community engagement event: Clean Extreme. Last year, this event saw its greatest turnout ever – with more than 650 people helping to revitalize Main Street. This year, we will focus our attention on the Grand Avenue/Highway 74 corridor including the Old Military Academy. Participants will enjoy a free barbecue and Storm Baseball tickets as our way of saying, “Thanks!”

These are just some of the things taking place in our City in the months to come. I invite you to join us as we continue to make Lake Elsinore a world class destination. We are incredibly fortunate to have so many residents and members of the business community that care so much for this City – you are all second to none. As Walt Disney said, “If you can dream it, you can do it.” Let’s keep working together to Dream Extreme.

Stay connected with us by following us on Twitter @CtyLakeElsinore, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CityofLakeElsinore and www.facebook.com/LEExtremeRecreation or look for our channel on YouTube.

Warmest Regards, Steve Manos, Mayor



Saturday, June 6La Laguna Resort, 32040 Riverside Drive7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

SUMMER MOVIE NIGHTS

Your local law enforcement agencies invite yo t get out and visit our National Night Out events. Meet local o�cers, enjoy free kids activities, bouncers, display vehicles, and so much more! Visit the city’s website at www.Lake-Elsinore.org for location and details. Look for the City’s booth.Additional information can be found at www.natw.org or by calling the LEPD at (951) 245-3300.

Come join us as we celebrate our �fteenth year! Kids ages 15 years and younger can �sh for prizes! Call (951) 245-0442 to register.Kids must provide their own tackle and poles. We'll supply the fun!

Spend some quality time with your family this summer in our Movies in the Park summer series. Bring your own blankets, chairs and snacks while we turn back the clock and watch classic Disney �lms. All animated features are rated G or PG. Call (951) 674-3124 ext. 292 for more information.

MoviesJune 7 - HerculesJuly 1 - TarzanJuly 15 - Robin HoodJuly 29 - Peter Pan

Events

Summerlake Park900 W. BroadwayWednesdays @ 8pmAfter Dark

FRIDAYS AT 8:00 P.M.

Discover the fun in your neighborhood at our summer movie night program. Get your neighbors together for fun and we’ll provide the entertainment. All features are rated G or PG. Call (951) 674-3124 ext. 292 for more information.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT - AUGUST 45:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

June 26 Mighty Ducks at McVicker Canyon Park 29355 Grand AvenueJuly 10 Hook at Rosetta Canyon Park 29423 Ardenwood WayJuly 24 Sandlot at Serenity Park 19685 Palomar RoadAug 7 Male�cent at La Laguna/Beach Area 32040 Riverside Drive


WELCOME to the City of Lake Elsinore’s Recreation Departments NEW recreation registration program!

The City of Lake Elsinore strives to o�er its residents quality and a�ordable programming for the young, the young at heart, and for our four legged family members. We are con�dent we’ll have an activity or event to create a lifelong memory for you and your family!

The new partnership with REC1 and the City of Lake Elsinore will make online registration quicker, easier and FREE! Registrations and reservations can now be conveniently completed online with the implementation of REC1; the Community Services Department will also now be able to accept credit card payments for recreation classes and reservations at the Lake Community Center. REC1’s registration and reservation program will be coming soon to the Senior Center, City Hall and the Skate Park at McVicker Park, making a uniformed recreation registration and payment system available at all sites.

*For online registration, you will be required to set up an account. Not all classes are available for online registration and any restrictions will be noted in the activity guide and in the class description online.

How do I get to the registration page? Visit https://secure.rec1.com/CA/lake-elsinore/catalog or �nd the recreation page at www.lake-elsinore.org.

How do I create an account? Residents can easily create an account on the site by following the above directions and then clicking “create account”. Fill out all required �eld and add additional family members by clicking “Account Members” and then, “Add Account Member”. Fill out the information required and click “Create My Account”.

How do I use the program? REC1 will make searching for programs and classes much easier through the use of color coded categories at the top of the catalogue page and detailed �lters on the left of the catalogue page.

EXAMPLE: You’re searching for a gymnastic program and class for your 7 year old daughter. Option 1: You can search for Gymnastics section in “All Activities” tab or click “Gymnastics” tab and only the Gymnastics classes will appear. Find the class that meets your needs, on that class screen check the account member(s) you wish to register, and then hit the green “Add to Cart” button. You may then checkout or continue shopping.

How do I checkout? At any time, when you have items in your cart, you may click on your “shopping cart” (top right of registration page) and then click the blue “checkout” button. Follow the guides to the payment screen (review any necessary forms, approve liability waivers, and answer any prompts. Enter the credit card and billing information and click the green “Review Transaction” button. This next page will be your chance review and con�rm the program/class and the payment information before clicking the green “Complete Transaction” button. Once completed, you will be able to review your receipt. Your receipt will also remain available in your Transaction History under your account settings.

310 West Graham AvenueLake Elsinore, CA 92530(951) 245-0442

Mon - Fri 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Class & Program Locations

The location of the class or program will be listed as part of the class description. Below are the location addresses of our other facilities:

Senior Activity Center 420 E. Lakeshore Dr.

Terra Cotta Middle School Gym 29291 Lake St.

Youth Opportunity Center 400 W. Graham Ave.

McVicker Skate Park 29355 Grand Ave.

Walk in registration is taken at the Lake Community Center during our regular hours of operation. We accept cash, checks , and beginning in April credit/debit cards will be accepted. All classes and events are subject to cancel.

To mail in registration and payment, you can download the registration form by visiting our website www.lake-elsinore.org. On our home page, click the top menu item “Documents” and click on “Recreation Center”. The class registration form can be printed and sent in with a check or money order, made payable to “City of Lake Elsinore”.

To register online, visit the recreation page at: www.lake-elsinore.org. You will �nd a link to REC1, our on line service provider. You will need to create an account. Form of payment is by credit or debit card.

Many classes require pre-registration and may cancel if the minimum number of students is not met. Popular classes may require walk in registration, and the date of registration will be listed with the class information.

NON-RESIDENT FEE is $5 per session per student and applies to all students who do not reside within the city limits of Lake Elsinore for all classes o�ered. This fee will be added onto the class fee at the time of registration.

The Lake Community Center is now available for private rentals, including birthdays, anniversaries, receptions, banquets and special events. Fees and restrictions apply and a minimum of 60 days notice is required for all private use as available.

For Park Rental information (for parties of 20 or more or using a jumper rental), please contact the Community Center at (951) 245-0442.

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Kathy Smith of CPR & First Aid 4 Life will be hosting CPR, AED, and First Aid courses in which you will gain a certi�cation that

meets state requirements for scout leaders, coaches, teachers, and construction workers. This class is great for anyone looking to gain the knowledge and skills of CPR and First Aid. Pre-registration required; class subject to cancel if minimum participants not reached.Saturdays. 8:00a-4:00p Instructor: Kathy Smith Location: Senior Activity Center

Daleep Kaur Kundalini Yoga combines rhythmic movements, postures, balance and breathing techniques to gain strength and emotional balance. You will see results in mind, body, spirit, increased awareness, �exibility and relaxation. Both men and women are welcome. Please bring a mat. Classes are held every Monday unless otherwise noted. Drop-ins welcome - $15 per class.Instructor: Annie Drake Location: Senior Activity CenterDays: Mon. & Wed.Time: 5:45p - 7:00p

Have a dog that you just need help training? Check out these a�ordable Dog Obedience Training Classes

o�ered by a graduate of Animal Behavior College and certi�ed ABC Trainer. This class will teach owners how to e�ectively communicate and train their dogs to eliminate behavior issues. Large dogs must be 4 months and older; small dogs 6 months and older.

Instructor: Teri Harvey Location: Lakepoint Park

CPR/AED/FIRST AIDAges 12+

KUNDALINI YOGAAges 14+

Novice DogObedienceTraining

Learn skills, develop and build relations with resources in your fellow community “crafters”. Craft Stars is an all-day crafting activity with courses in scrap-booking, knitting, jewelry making, car making, quilting an crocheting. Continental breakfast and lunch with drinks and snacks provided. For more information contact the host at [email protected]: Verneen ChenaultLocation: Lake Community CenterSaturdays, 8:00a - 6:00p

Activity # Activity Date Fee 1014 Mar 14 $55 1015 Apr 11 $55 1016 May 9 $55 1017 Jun 13 $55 1018 Jul 11 $55 1019 Aug 8 $55

Activity # Activity Date Day Time Fee 1001 Apr 6 - May 11 Mon 6:30p-7:30p $85/6wks 1003 Apr 8 - May 13 Wed 7:00p-8:00p $85/6wks 1004 Apr 11- May16 Sat 9:30a-10:30a $85 6/wks 1005 Jun 1 - Jul 6 Mon 6:30p-7:30p $85/6wks 1006 Jun 3 - Jul 8 Wed 7:00p -8:00p $85/6wks 1007 Jun 6 - Jul 18 Sat 9:30a - 10:30a $85/6wks 1008 Jul 20 - Aug 24 Mon 6:30p - 7:30p $85/6wks 1009 Jul 22 - Aug 26 Wed 7:00p - 8:00p $85/6wks 1010 Jul 25 - Aug 29 Sat 9:30a-10:30a $85/6wks

Activity # Activity Date Fee 1041 Mar 28 $30 (+$10 after Mar 13) 1042 Apr 25 $30 (+$10 after Apr 10) 1043 May 21 $30 (+$10 after May 8) 1044 Jun 27 $30 (+$10 after Jun12 1045 Jul 25 $30 (+$10 after Jul 10) 1046 Aug 22 $30 (+$10 after Aug 14)

Activity # Activity Date Fee 1023 Mar 2-Mar 30 $65/5wks 1023 Apr 6-Apr 27 $52/4wks 1023 May 4-May 25 $52/4wks 1023 Jun 1-Jun29 $65/5wks 1023 Jul 6-Jul 27 $52/4wks 1023 Aug 3-31 $65/5wks


If getting �t is your goal, why not try doing something fun while working towards better �tness? Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout. With gentle warm up and fun choreography, you’ll zoom through to the cool down in no time! All �tness levels are welcome to experience the Zumba di�erence. Drop-ins welcome - $4 per class.Instructor: Angelica Gonzalez Location: Lake Community Center-DRDays: Tues. & Thurs.Time: 9:00a - 10:00a

APW Tae Kwon Do o�ers a family martial arts program with World Tae Kwon Do Federation style training. Classes are held Mondays & Wednesdays. All new students start at 5:15pm on Monday and Wednesday.Instructor: Austin Walker Location: Lake Community Center

Class Days TimeOrange Belt & Above Only M&W 5:15p-7:15pAll Students M&W 5:15p-6:15p

A�e� 14+

Activity # Activity Date Fee 1011 Mar 3 - Mar 26 $25/4wks 1012 Mar 31 - Apr 30 $31/5wks 1013 May 5 - May 28 $25/4wks 1020 Jun 2 - Jun 25 $25/4wks 1021 Jul 7 - Jul 30 $25/4wks 1022 Aug 4 - Aug 27 $25/4 wks

Activity # Activity Dates Fee 1199/1200 Mar 2 - Apr 3 $30 1201/1203 Apr 6 - May 1 $30 1204/1205 May 4 - May 29 $30 1207/1208 Jun 1 - Jun 26 $30 1209/1210 Jul 6 - Jul 31 $30 1211/1212 Aug 3 - Aug 28 $30


West Coast Tae Kwon Do Academy o�ers self-defense, physical �tness, coordination and balance training. Classes are held Mondays and Fridays.Instructor: Steve Karvelot, 5th Degree Black BeltLocation: Lake Community CenterTime: 7:15p - 8:30-p

Activity Dates Fee Apr 6 - May 1 $25 May 4 - May 29 $25 Jun 1 - Jun 26 $25 Jul 6 - Jul 31 $25 Aug 3 - Aug 28 $25

Learn the foundation of ballet and grow, as students learn choreography and perform in class. Students are taught in standard French terminology. Ballet shoes are required and class size is limited. Classes are held Tuesdays and Friday’s and are age speci�c. Instructors: Jasmine Delone & Stephanie Sanges Location: Lake Community CenterFee: $40 1 class per week or $60 2 classes per week

Ages Time Pre-Ballet 2 ½ - 5 3:45p - 4:25pBeginner 5 - 8 4:30p - 5:25pIntermediate 5:30p - 6:25p

Learn all the beautiful steps and traditions of this Mexican Folk Dancing style. Students are required to have a practice skirt. Prerequisite: Beginner Folklorico or instructor approval.Instructor: Lorena Hancock Location: Lake Community CenterDays: Thursdays.

BEGINNER (9 years +)Dancers will be learning the basic intro of fundamental styles for hip-hop, broken down movement, and beginning level hip-hop choreography. ALL new dancers

must enroll in beginning hip-hop �rst, and MUST get instructor’s approval to move into Intermediate/Advanced levels. Classes are held on Mondays.

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED (10 years +)Dancers have already mastered the basic intro for fundamental styles of hip-hop, these dancers are taught by the instructor in a fast speed pace. The instructed movements in this class is technical. Dancers will also be pushed to create and develop their own unique hip-hop style.Instructor: Gwen Lastra Location: Lake Community Center

Level Time FeeBeginner 4:00p - 5:00p $25* Int/Adv 5:00p - 6:00p $25*Class Begins in May

Ages Time FeeIntermediate 5:00p-6:00p $25Advanced 6:00p-7:30p $30

Ballet FolkloricoLearn all the beautiful steps and traditions of the Mexican Folk Dancing style. Students are required to have a practice skirt. Classes are held Wednesdays unless otherwise noted. Instructor: Lorena HancockLocation: Lake Community CenterFee $25

Ages Time 4-11 4:30p - 5:30p 4-11 5:30p - 6:30p

Ballet FolkloricoIntermediate and AdvancedAges 11-Adult

Activity # Activity Dates Fee 1199/1200 Mar 2 - Apr 3 $30 1201/1203 Apr 6 - May 1 $30 1204/1205 May 4 - May 29 $30 1207/1208 Jun 1 - Jun 26 $30 1209/1210 Jul 6 - Jul 31 $30 1211/1212 Aug 3 - Aug 28 $30

Activity # Activity DatesBeg Adv ----* 1078 Apr 6- Apr 271080 1079 May 4 - May 251081 1082 Jun 1 - Jun 221083 1084 Jul 6 - Jul 271085 1086 Aug 3 - Aug 24

Activity # Activity Dates 1120/1121 Mar 4 - Mar 25 1122/1123 Apr 1- Apr 29 1124/1125 May 6 - May 27 1126/1127 Jun 3 - Jun 24 1128/1129 Aug 5 - Aug 26

Activity # Activity Dates 1130/1131 Mar 5 - Mar 26 1132/1133 Apr 2- Apr 30 1134/1135 May 7 - May 28 1136/1137 Jun 4 - Jun 25 1138/1139 Aug 6 - Aug 27


Activity Dates Mar 5 - Mar 26 Apr 2- Apr 30 May 7 - May 28 Jun 4 - Jun 25 Aug 6 - Aug 27

This is a pre-school gymnastics program for children ages 2-3. Students are introduced to a classroom environment using puppets, stories and rewards; while mastering basic gymnastic skills on the beam, bar, trampoline, air track and �oor exercises. Student learn socialization, large motor skills, coordination, and self-con�dence. Parent participation is required.$25/4 Classes unless otherwise noted.

Class Days TimesMom & Tot Mondays 1:00p - 1:40pMom & Tot I Tuesdays 11:00a - 11:40aMom & Tot II Tuesdays 11:45a - 12:25p

This is a pre-school gymnastics program for children ages 3-4. Puppets, stories, and rewards are used to maintain student’s attention while mastering basic gymnastic skills on the beam, bar, trampoline, air track and �oor exercises. Students learn classroom behavior, large motor skills, coordination, and self-con�dence. Minimal parent participation may be required.$25/4 Classes unless otherwise noted.

Class Days TimesTiny Tot Mondays 1:45p - 2:25pTiny Tot Tuesdays 12:30p - 1:10p

This is a pre-school gymnastics program for children ages 4-5. Students will learn progressive skills on the beam, �oor, bars, air track, and trampoline in a structured environment. Students will continue to learn classroom behavior, large motor skills, and self con�dence. Individual progress ill be documented and your Little Flipper will feel pride with each success. No parent participation.$25/4 Classes unless otherwise noted.

Class Days TimesLittle Flippers Mondays 2:30p - 3:15pLittle Flippers Tuesdays 1:15p - 2:15p

Gymnasts will be introduced to concepts of �oor exercise, vault, bar, and balance beam.. Gymnasts will improve their strength, �exibility, agility, balance, and self-con�dence.

Each session concludes with an awards ceremony where students are rewarded for accomplishing goals. There will be a $5 insurance fee and waiver payable to MVG on the �rst day of class. This is a one time fee per session.

Class Day TimeBeginning Tues 4:00p - 4:55p

Class Day TimeIntermediate Mon 3:30p - 4:30p Advanced Mon 3:30p - 4:45p

Mom & Tot Gymnastics Ages 2-3

Tiny Tot Gymnastics Ages 3-4

Little Flippers Gymnastics Ages 4-5

Gymnastics Ages 5 -16

MONDAYS TUESDAYS

Instructor: My Varsity GymnasticsLocation: Lake Community CenterFor more information visitwww.myvarsitygym.com

Tumbling is taught in a safe and progressive environment as gymnasts improve their strength, �exibility, agility, balance, and self con�dence.

Power Tumbling Ages 5-16


Activity # Activity Dates Fee 1182 Apr 14 - Apr 28 $19 1183 May 5 - May 26 $25 1184 Jun 2 - Jun 23 $25 1185 Aug 4 - Aug 25 $25

Activity Dates Fee Apr 13 - May 18 $40/45 Jun 1 - Jun 22 $25/30 Aug 3 - Aug 24 $25/30

Class Time FeeBronze Gymnastics 5:00p - 5:55p $83Silver Gymnastics 6:00p - 6:55p $83Gold/Team Gymnastics 7:00p - 8:25p $107

Activity Dates Apr 14 - Jun 23 Aug 4 - Oct 6

Activity Dates Fee Apr 13 - Apr 27 $19 May 4 - May 18 $19 Jun 1 - Jun 22 $25 Aug 3 - Aug 24 $25

Activity Dates Fee Apr 14 - Apr 28 $19 May 5 - May 26 $25 Jun 2 - Jun 23 $25 Aug 4 - Aug 25 $25

Cyclone Athletics is expanding their quality basketball instruction to participants looking to improve their skill and game knowledge. Open to participants of any skill level. The goal of the program is to increase a player’s skill level and prepare them for play at their desired level. Taught by NASM Certi�ed Personal Trainer with AAU and College Basketball

experience.Instructors: Chris Garland/Landon Waring Fee: Beginning - $60 1 day/wk or $96 2 day/wk Int./Adv - $88 1 day/wk or $144 2 day/2wkClass Day Time Beginning Sun 9:00a-10:30a Beginning Tue 4:00p-5:30pInt/Adv Sun 10:30a-12:30pInt/Adv Tues 5:30p-7:30pLocations:Tues Terra Cotta GymSun- Lake Community Center

This class is your future tennis star’s introduction to the exciting world of tennis, sports and overall athleticism. This class features fun games that are perfectly designed to advance your child’s hand-eye coordination, balance and love for tennis. Our friendly sta� will provide a fun creative and positive environment for every child involved. Parent participation is strongly encouraged.

Class Days and Times: Fridays 4:45p-5:30p and Saturdays 8:15a-9aFee: $49 1 day a week or $79 2 days a week

We believe learning tennis should be fun and exciting. All classes feature the magical fusion of music and tennis. All four major strokes will be taught, the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. Students will be give a solid tennis foundation, through tons of innovative and e�ective drills and games. Once ready, players will be invited to attend the intermediate class.

Class Days and Times: Fridays 5:30p-6:30p and Saturdays 9a-10aFee: $69 1 day a week or $99 2 days a week

All junior tennis players looking for improvement are welcome to play, and �nd their groove, as music is played in every class. All four major strokes will be taught, the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. Players will improve technique, spin, placement, balance and movement, through Johnny Allens’ own specially designed drills and games. We will be focusing on proper technique on all major shots during singles and doubles play, preparing players for high school tennis, tournaments and an overall higher level of the game.

Class Days and Times: Fridays 5:30p-6:30p and Saturdays 9a-10aFee: $69 1 day a week or $99 2 days a week

Instructor: Johnny Allen, Tennis InstructorLocation: Creekside Park Tennis CourtsFor more information go to www.johnnyallentennis.com.

CYCLONE ATHLETICS BASKETBALL SKILLSAGES 5+

PEE WEETENNISAGES 3-5

BEGINNING YOUTH TENNISAGES 6-11

INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED YOUTH TENNIS AGES 7-17

Activity #’s Activity Dates1087 1088 1089 Jun 5 - Jun 27 1219 1220 1221 Jul 10 - Aug 1 1222 1223 1224 Aug 7 - Aug 29


Activity # Activity Dates 1069 Apr 7 - Apr 28 * 1070 May 3 - May 31 1071 Jun 7 - Jun 30 1072 Jul 5 - Jul 28 1073 Aug 2 - Aug 25

Kids will challenge their curiosity in this series of Pre-K classes; language, reading and math skills will be explored. This class begins as a parent and me, then transitions to student only. Students will get a strong foundation on math and reading concepts to better prepare for kindergarten. Material fee, $10 due to instruction on the �rst day of class.Instructors: Jasmine Delone & Stephanie Sanges Location: Lake Community CenterClass Ages Time Activity #Pre-K Prep 2 - 3 9a - 11a 1090-1099Kinder Prep 4 - 5 11a - 1p 1100-1109Kinder Tutor 5 - 7 1p - 3p 1110-1119

Class curriculum is focused on readiness for kindergarten with an emphasis on social skills development. Students must be successfully potty trained. The learning Center has expanded class time to include sensory activities and academic enrichment classes. Instructor: Lorena Hancock Location: Youth Opportunity Center

Day Ages Time FeeTu&Th 3-4 9a - 12p $90Tu&Th 3-4 12:30p - 3:30p $90

Day Ages Time FeeM,W & F 4-5 9a - 12p $130M,W & F 4-5 12:30p - 3:30p $130

This summer science program is designed for student’s grades 1st - 6th. Students will learn scienti�c methods along with a variety of science topics through laboratory experiments and other interactive learning. Teachers will incorporate math skills into every science lesson. A $10 material fee is due to the instructor the �rst day of class.Instructors: Cam Lu and Jazmine Delone Location: Lake Community Center

Class Day Time Fee Grades 1st - 2nd Fri 8:30a-10a $55 Grades 3rd - 4th Fri 10a-12p $60 Grades 5th - 6th Fri 12p-2p $60

LITTLE EXPLORERSSCIENCE FOR KIDS

EARLY LEARNERSAGES 2 - 7

* (no class 5/25) **(no class 7/2)

TERRIFIC 3’S & 4’S

FABULOUS 4’S & 5’S

Activity Date Day FeeMar 2-Mar 25 M&W $80Mar 3-Mar 26 Tu&Th $80Apr 6-Apr 29 M&W $80Apr 7 - Apr 30 Tu&Th $80May 4-May 27 M&W $70 * Jun 8-Jul 1 M&W $80Jun 9-Jun 25 Tu&Th $70**Jul 6 - Jul 29 M&W $80Jul 7 - Jul 30 Tu&Th $80

Activity # Dates Registration Date1059 Mar 2 - Mar 27 Feb 261060 Mar 30 - Apr 24 Mar 261061 Apr 27- May 22 Apr 231062 May 27 - Jun 19 May 211063 Aug 3 - Aug 28 Jul 30

Activity DatesMar 2 - Mar 23Apr 6- Apr 27May 4 - May 25 Jun 1 - Jun 22Jul 6 - Jul 27Aug 3 - Aug 24

Activity # Dates Registration Date1049 Mar 3 - Mar 26 Feb 261050 Mar 31 - Apr 23 Mar 261051 Apr 28 - May 21 Apr 231052 May 26 - Jun 18 May 211053 Aug 4 - Aug 27 Jul 30


How do I Register... Swim lesson registrations are taken on a �rst come, �rst serve basis via online registration and walk-in. Resident online registration opens at 9 am on the session registration dates listed. Resident walk-in registration is available from 9 am - 6 pm at the Lake Community Center on the session registration date (NOW on THURSDAY). Online nonresident registration will begin 9 am on the Saturday following resident registration. Walk-in registrations will be accepted at the Lake Community Center during business hours according to residency status. Online registration is strongly recommended. Classes that are canceled for reasons outside of the City’s control (weather, contaminations, etc.) will not be refunded. All classes must have a minimum of three registrants. Visit www.lake-elsinore.org to register.

Infant and Pre-school Aquatics Program (IPAP)Ages 6 months to 3 yearsParent/adult accompaniment in the water is required. This program is designed to give parents information and techniques to help orient their child to the water and to supervise water activities in a save manner. Skills taught will include water adjustment, bubble blowing, underwater exploration, front and back �oats and kicking. No diapers allowed, swim pants preferred.

Level I (Water Exploration). Water Exploration will help children feel more comfortable and safe in the water. Course introduces swimming and water safety skills. Students must be able to listen and follow directions. Skills taught include water adjustment, bubble blowing, underwater exploration, front and back �oats, glides with support, kicking and alternate arm strokes and age-appropriate safety topics. Students must be three (3) years old at start of class. Students six (6) years or older recommended to start in Level II.

Level II (Primary Skills) Primary Aquatic Skills marks the start of basic swimming skills. Designed for the child who has no fear of the water, but cannot yet swim independently. Child must be four (4) years old by the �rst day of class to enroll. This course teaches participants elementary skills that enable the swimmer to move comfortably through the water and improve upon skills learned in Level I. The front crawl will be taught and the back crawl will be introduced. Students will also learn basic water safety rules and become familiar with ways to get help in a water emergency.

Level III (Stroke Development) Stroke Development marks the start of coordinating arms and legs in strokes, and of swimming distances of up to 15 yards, along with preliminary diving skills. Child must be four (4) years old, comfortable in deep water, and be able to swim �ve yards unassisted by the �rst day of class to enroll. This program is designed to give students success with the fundamental skills that they learned in the Level II course and to introduce new skills such as rhythmic breathing, elementary backstroke, and treading water.

Level IV (Stroke Improvement) Stroke Improvement develops child’s con�dence in their skills. More strokes are introduced with distance of swims increased up to 25 yards. Child must be �ve (5) years old and able to swim 15 yards unassisted by the �rst day of class to enroll. This program reinforces the skills learned in Level III.

4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30

IPAP

Level I

Level II

Level III

Level IV

MONDAY THRU THURSDAY CLASSESThese classes meet four days a week for two weeks

Residents - $45 Non-Residents - $55Session Registration Date Start End 1 June 11 6/15 6/25 2 June 25 6/26 7/09 3 July 9 7/13 7/23 4 July 16 7/20 7/31

Beat the summer heat and come by the Lakeside High School Pool and enjoy a dip in the clear cool water with your family. Public swim is o�ered to all ages. ** NEW to 2015** Two (2) lanes will be reserved for lap swimming each day during public swim.

Fees: Resident Children $2 Resident Adult $3Leave the wallet at home and purchase a pre pay discount card $20 for 12 visits.

PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULEMonday thru Thursday 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Friday 1:00 pm - 6:00 pmFREE Family Swim Nights June 26, July 10 & July 24

6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Fee for entry to pool deck is required regardless of intention to swim. Swim suits are required to enter pool, no cotton �ber clothes allowed.. All life jackets MUST be US Coast Guard approved. Please review

additional pool rules online prior to arrival to maximize public swim enjoyment.

Public Swim


SEARCHING FOR INSTRUCTORS! Call (951) 245-0442


Sessions separate park users, and anyone entering the park must wear a helmet. We do not allow spectators inside the park gates. Cross use is not allowed unless indicated on the posted schedule.Participants must have a Skate Park Member ID Card to enter the park. ID Cards are issued free and require participants to sign a waiver and copy of park rules; if the participant is a minor, parent permission is required. Replacement of lost cards is $5.Participants must wear all safety equipment and follow all rules.Residents are free to play everyday and non Lake Elsinore residents pay $5 per day.The minimum age for riders is 6 years and a parent must accompany kids to park under 10 years of age.

Contact the Community Center at (951) 245-0442 for current session information.

Day Camp is back with new themes and activities! This program includes sports, crafts, games, contests and weekly excursions. Kids need to bring lunch every day. Space is limited! Please register in advance at the Lake Community Center or online. Call (951) 245-0442 for more information.

Monday thru Thursday10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Ages 6 to 12 years$38/per week

Week 1:Superhero AcademyJune 15 - June 18

Week 2:To In�nity & BeyondJune 22 - June 25

Week 3:Commotion in the OceanJune 29 - July 2

Week 4:Travel the WorldJuly 6 - July 9

Week 5: A Pirates LifeJuly 13 - July 16

Week 6:Imagination KingdomJuly 20 - July 23

29355 Grand Ave(951) 674-9000

This facility features extreme ramps, rails, stairs and �y boxes for BMX, Scooters and Skateboards

If you are looking for a unique party idea, this facility is available for party rentals, fund rasing, team practice and special event use. Call (951) 245-0442 for information. Skate Park Party Rentals are facilitated at the Lake Community Center during regular business hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m to 7:00 p.m.

RENTALS&

EVENTS


420 E. Lakeshore Drive(Located in Lakepoint Park)(951) 674-2526 Hours of Operation

Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Fridays 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.This facility is closed for all major holidays.

HAPPY RECYCLERS 60+ (Exercise for Seniors)

Low impact adaptive exercise program for improved �exibility & balance incorporates chair exercises, resistance exercises, with optional weight & �oor work. New students welcome each week. Social activities provided by the Happy Recyclers. Instructor: Ramona Miner Mondays & Wednesdays 8:30-10:00 a.m., Fridays 9:15-10:45 a.m.

PALETTEERS ART GROUP

Art instruction in various media is provided by Colleen Baker-Huber. Students will be required to provide their own supplies. New students welcome each week. Go directly to the class and see the instructor for details. The

Paletteers Art Club coordinates art show and displays to promote the work of the students. Jack Berg, President. Mondays at 1:00 p.m.

GENTLE YOGA FOR EVERYONE

Yoga is a system of exercises practiced to promote control of the body & mind. Yoga postures include gentle stretching exercises and special breathing techniques, increasing strength, balance and �exibility while reducing tension & stress. New students welcome each week.Instructor: Master Gustavo Poletti Thurs. 9:00-10:00 a.m.Fee: $7.50 drop-in, or buy a 4 admission punch card for $28.

TAI CHI FOR SENIORS

This is a soft and slow way of movements that can be practiced by everyone that results in improved balance, reducing the chance of falling by up to 50%. New students welcome each week.Instructor: Master Gustavo PolettiThurs. 10:00-11:00 a.m.Fee: $7 drop in, or buy a 4-admission punch card for $26.

CHAIR YOGA

This program is for those with physical limitations, weight challenges, in�exibility or who cannot get down on the �oor. The chair replaces the yoga mat, allowing you to experience the many bene�ts of Yoga practice. Even in a wheel chair, you can receive the same health bene�ts of regular Yoga. New students welcome each week.Instructor: Master Gustavo PolettiThurs. 3:00-4:00 p.m. Fee: $4

The Senior Activity Center o�ers daily activities, services, special events and programs that provide for the health and well-being of seniors in the community. Stop in and pickup the monthly publication SENIOR NEWS, which highlights the programs and activities planned each month.

This is a free “Living a Healthy Life” program provided by the County of Riverside Department of Public Health. This seven-week interactive workshop meets every Thursday, April 9 through May 21 from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. You will learn how to take control of your health, improve communication with your doctor, eat well, manage medications, and meet your goals while experiencing better health, more active lifestyle with more energy and less fatigue. HELP is also designed for chronic illness management for those caring for someone with an illness. Come learn more about the program at an Information Table on Thursday April 2nd, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.. You may register for this program at the Information Table or by calling the Senior Center at (951) 674-2526. This program is open to those 18 years and over.

HEALTHIER LIVING PROGRAM (HELP)


DAILY NUTRITION SITE (Lunch Program) 60+Hot meals served daily at 11:30 a.m. Reservations required by calling (951) 471-3571 by noon the weekday prior. Menu published in the Senior News each month. $3 suggested donation;

FREE LEGAL ADVICEAnita Cheek-Milner provides legal advice by appointment. Call the Center to make your appointment.

NOTARY SERVICEAvailable FREE to Lake Elsinore residents 60+. Call the Center for an appointment.SUCCESSFUL AGINGSupport group for those experiencing sadness, grief or confusion over life or health issues. Free service provided by Catholic Charities. Meets Mondays, 10:30 a.m. (Not income or faith based). LATE LIFE DEPRESSION COUNSELING, providing no-cost free individual counseling for senior 60+ experiencing early stages of depression. Call (951) 801-5282 for an individual assessment.

C.A.R.E. (Curtailing Abuse Relating to the Elderly)Assistance for those who experience consumer or other fraud or abuse issues. Call (951) 245-3322.

HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Programs)Non-Pro�t organization that will provide you with information and assistance in dealing with Medicare and related HMO issues. Call (800) 434-0222 for an appointment.

BATTERY RECYCLING CENTERO�cial drop-o� location to properly dispose of used batteries (no car batteries please). Please place tape over the ends of your batteries and drop them o� in the recycle box located in the Senior Center’s O�ce.

LIONS CLUB DROP-OFF SITE FOR GLASSES, HEARING AIDS AND CELL PHONES The Lions Club will refurbish your old glasses, hearing aids and cell phones and will provide them to those in need. This is a great way to recycle items you no longer need and help others. Drop-o� boxes at the Senior Center.

LIHEAPLow Income Home Energy Assistance Program provides help with your utility bills and assistance in providing improved weatherization for your residence. Applications, accepted once a year, are available for pick up at the Senior Center.

RTA BUS PASS OUTLETBuy your 30-day monthly passes for General ($50) or Senior/Disabled ($23), or Dial-A-Ride 10 ticket books ($30) at the Senior Center. Cash only with exact change please.

Aiming to promote healthy eating habits and ease of access to quality produce, we are rolling out MOBILE FRESH, our new grocery store on wheels. This innovative program aims to combine the convenience of a corner store with the selection and freshness of a farmers market.

Coming to the Lake Elsinore Senior CenterMondays at 9:30 a.m.Mar 2, 16, 30 - April 13, 27 and May 11, 2015

For more information, call (951) 686-1096

OTHER SERVICES


PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCHING IS AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS

La Laguna Resort & Boat Launch - 32040 Riverside Dr. (951) 471-1212Elsinore West Marina - 32700 Riverside Dr. (951) 678-1300Crane Lakeside Park & RV Resort - 15980 Grand Ave. (951) 678-2112Roadrunner RV Park - 32500 Riverside Dr. (951) 674-4900Weekend Paradise - 16006 Grand Ave. (951) 678-3715

The La Laguna Resort & Boat Launch overlooks the beautiful waters of Lake Elsinore and the picturesque Ortega Mountains. A six-lane launch, 270 parking spaces, and two

400-foot long �oating docks have been constructed at the site, located at 32040 Riverside Drive. This boat ramp will enable boats to be launched at a wide range of lake elevations, from 1,235’ to 1,255’ above mean sea level, and will remain usable year round. In addition, the launch includes an adjacent picnic area, �sh-cleaning station, and restrooms.

32040 Riverside Drive

The Lake is open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset, and is open for boats, personal watercraft and non-motorized vessels. All vessels must have current registration and be safe for operation.

For information on lake rules and regulations, including new laws that apply, please obtain the brochure entitled “Lake Use Regulations”, available in the lobby of City Hall, or your local boat launch facility.


LAKE ELSINORE

Join us for a Paddlecraft Adventure Cruise as we celebrate the kick-o� of National Safe Boating Week. This event will feature stand-up paddle boarding and kayaking on our lake for free! All participants will have the opportunity to take home information on boating safety and courtesy boat inspections will be provided by the U.S.C.G. Auxiliary. Please call (951) 674-3124 ext 292 for more information.

PADDLECRAFT ADVENTURE CRUISEMay 16, 201510:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.La Laguna Resort & Boat Launch

Be water-wise by following these Lake safety tips:

1. DANGER! Sudden drop o�s, hidden underwater hazards. The low water clarity of Lake Elsinore may hide hazards.2. DANGER! No Diving. Head�rst entries into shallow water cause about 850 catastrophic neck/head/spinal injuries each year in the U.S. Most occur from diving into shallow open water areas.3. WARNING! No swimming permitted from public property! Wading waist deep is permitted at designated beaches.4. WARNING! Watch your children! All children should be accompanied by an adult at all times near the water. Keep small children within arms reach.5. CAUTION! Water & Alcohol Do Not Mix! Alcohol consumption is often linked to drowning, diving injuries, boating accidents and lack of supervision over children. Think before you drink!

Lake Elsinore is not infested with the quagga mussel and we need the publics help to keep the lake free of this invasive species!

Please inspect your boat before launching. Do not launch your boat in the lake if you discover quagga mussels

All boaters are required to have a Lake Use Pass when on the Lake. Daily Lake Use passes are $10 and can be purchased at all boat launch facilities. A separate fee may be charged for boat launching and day use which varies by facility.

Annual Lake Use Passes, good for the calendar year, are available only from

the Cashier at City Hall during regular business hours. Current vessel registration is required to purchase an Annual Pass. Address veri�cation is required to obtain the resident rate.

Daily Lake Use Pass$10.00 per day per vesselAnnual Lake Use Pass$100.00 City Resident Motorized Vessel $150.00 General Public Motorized Vessel A 10% Senior discount is o�ered for those 55 or older.Call 951.674.3124 ext. 213 for information on purchasing an annual pass. Annual Pass applications are also available on our website: www.lake-elsinore.org

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CAUTION - High WIND speeds can sink a boat. Afternoon winds on Lake Elsinore can be hazardous. The pilot of a boat is

responsible for comparing weather conditions against the seaworthiness of their boat prior to launching.

It is PROHIBITED to launch a boat with less than six inches of freeboard on to Lake Elsinore when the wind speed equals or exceeds 39 mph (Gale Warning) per LEMC 9.96.180.

Western Riverside County weather forecast phone (858) 675-8700

A specially trained team of o�cers from the Riverside County Sheri�’s Department functions as Lake Patrol on Lake Elsinore. Duties include the enforcement of California Boating Laws, City Ordinances, Sport Fishing Regulations and Health & Safety concerns. The Sergeant supervises the Lake Patrol, and coordinates e�orts with the Lake Elsinore Marine Search & Rescue (LEMSAR); a group of dedicated volunteers who assist in maintaining safety on the Lake. The Sheri�’s Lake Patrol may call on LEMSAR members to help disabled boaters, aid in emergencies and help patrol the waters during busy peak periods.

For emergencies on the Lake call 911. For non-emergencies call Sheri�’s dispatch at 1.800.950.2444 or access Lake Patrol and LEMSAR on Marine Radio Stations #16 and #68.

2015 Daily Lake Use Pass

2014

ANNUAL LAKE USE PASS

Lake Use Passes



City by App• Alerts!• Maps• Events• City Info• Live Tra�c• News & Weather• Incident Reports• Recreation Guide• Coupon O�ers• Local Advertising & much more!

STAY CONNECTED

A Smart Phone App is now available for you to use to report any concerns or issues you may have directly to the city.

Go to your App Store, search and downloadSeeClickFix. It’s FREE!


Do you have a professional skill, recreational talent or special hobby? Do you need community

educational requirement?

The City of Lake Elsinore is seeking volunteers to assist with special events, city services support and other exciting activities (currently being organized).

If you would like to become a volunteer to earn community service hours or want to exchange your professional and

opportunity to gain up-to-date training and resources, please contact our volunteer coordinator and we will match you to the right assignment. Kindly log on to the city’s website for special events and volunteer positions available. For general information call ( 951) 674-3124, Ext 290.

PURCHASESPACE HERE!

COMMUNITY INFO

Each month the City of Lake Elsinore partners with the County of Riverside to o�er hazardous

waste and e-waste disposal at no cost to Lake Elsinore residents. Collections are held on the �rst Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Public Works yard located at 521 N. Langsta�. Restrictions apply to the chemical load of 15 gallons or 125 pounds per transport. NO business waste allowed. All paints, bleaches, cleaners, pesticides etc. are accepted. Liquid waste must be in sealed, marked containers. Computer towers, computer monitors, microwaves, TV’s, radios, �uorescent lighting, light bulbs and batteries are all accepted e-waste products. For more information please call (951) 674-3124 ext. 245.

NO DISPOSAL ACCEPTED PRIOR TO EVENT DATES.

HOUSEHOLDHAZARDOUS WASTE

The Southwest Communities Animal Shelter is o�ering complete shelter services to the City of Lake Elsinore. The facility, located at 33751 Mission Trail in Wildomar, o�ers services that include pet licensing, housing strays, reuniting lost pets with owners, low cost vaccinations and pet adoptions.

$5 MICROCHIPPING! AFV is partnering with quali�ed cities to o�er low cost microchipping. Contact the shelter to �nd out more.

Please help control the pet overpopulation by having your pet spayed or neutered. Your pet will thank you for it.

Animal Friends of the Valleys(951) 674-0618

Visit us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/leextremerecreation

PET ADOPTION AND SERVICES

PURCHASESPACE HERE!


Did you know, next to the lake, streams, wetlands, and channels in the City are natural bene�cial low-lying areas known as �oodplains and �oodways. The City and other local agencies work to maintain and preserve these areas; they are used to discharge and contain �ood waters and have a one-in-100 chance of becoming �ooded in any year. It is hard to imagine �ooding during a drought, but all it takes is a week or more of heavy rain to cause �ooding.

Did you know, the last 100-year �ooding events occurred in

Creek and Wasson Canyon Creek.

occurred in the early to mid 1980s. After those events, FEMA conducted mapping to help identify the areas in the

In the early 1990’s, the City, United States Army Corps of Engineers and other local agencies teamed together

The City has also adopted Zoning and Regulatory Ordinances that require review of development projects for

regulations include enforcement of FEMA’s substantial damage rule which states: “…if the cost necessary to fully repair the structure to its before damage condition is equal to or greater than 50% of the structure’s market value before

Elevation…” (FEMA’s Increased Cost of Compliance (ICC) program helps pay for the repair!), prohibiting import of dirt and requiring a minimum

1267 feet for structures in the area around the lake and

elevation of 2 feet above the

properties in FEMA mapped SFHA’s. For help in determining if your property is in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area or for more

site at www.lake-elsinore.org or contact the City Engineering Division at 951-674-3124 x241.

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Many City residents are unaware of the storm water pollution problem (polluted runo�) and don’t realize that storm drains connect to the local waterways, so whatever ends up in the storm drains �ows directly – untreated- to our rivers, lakes, streams, which includes Lake Elsinore. What can you do?

Throughout the dry part of the year, pollutants such as motor oil, antifreeze, trash, pet waste, and grease accumulate on streets and parking lots. When rain �nally does fall, the rain water carries these pollutants into the storm drain. Even common activities such as over watering lawns and landscaped areas, car washing and hosing down driveways or pet waste droppings cause pollutants to make their way into the storm drain. Before you throw something away or clean outside areas, ask yourself, will the waste end up in the storm drain? If the answer is yes, we recommend you;

• Use dry cleanup methods on motor oil, grease, antifreeze, etc. (absorbents, sweep, vacuum, rags).. Wash over or direct water runo� to landscape/grassy areas, including pool �ushing and �lter cleaning.• Use biodegradable cleaners, and• Dispose of cleaners, paints, yard care products, household chemicals at the City Household Hazardous Waste drop-o�, call (951) 674-3124 ext. 245 for the schedule or visit www.lake-elsinore.org/Engineering Division web page for dates.

More helpful hints and information is available quarterly by subscribing to our FREE E-Newsletter at http://rc�ood.org/stormwater.

FEMA conducted mapping to help identify the areas in the City prone to �ooding; these areas are known as Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHA’s) and are shown on the map.

The City, United States Army Corps of Engineers and other local agencies teamed together to construct improvements to the lake designed to conserve water, improve water quality, and reduce �ood risk.

The City adopted Zoning and Regulatory Ordinances that require review of development projects for compliance with City, State and Federal �oodplain regulations prior to issuing a grading or building permit. These regulations include enforcement of FEMA’s requirements for construction in SFHA’s, City Ordinances to safeguard the �ood storage capacity of the lake area, requiring minimum ground �oor elevation of 1267 feet for structures in the area around the lake and ground �oor elevation of 2 feet above the �ood elevation for all other properties in FEMA mapped SFHA's.

Did you know, the City will help in determining if your property is in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, as well as provide information on Mandatory Flood Insurance Requirements, FEMA’s construction requirements, information on �ood zones/�ooding including levee or dam failure inundation zones, has your property �ooded before, Elevation Certi�cates, and revising a FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map. For assistance, visit the City’s web site at www.lake-elsinore.org or contact the City Engineering Division at (951) 674-3124 ext. 241.

STORM WATER POLLUTION


Sports

Emergency ................................................................. 911American Red Cross.............................. (888) 831-0031Animal Control Services .............................. 674-0618Animal Friends of the Valley .................... 471-8344Boat Launch & Lake Use Info .................... 245-9308California Family Life Center .................... 471-8415Camping Information ................................... 471-1212Chamber of Commerce/Tourism ............... 245-8848Cops for Kids .................................................. 245-3389Courthouse (Municipal) .............................. 600-6400Crisis 24-hour Helpline .............................. 686-4357CR&R Trash Disposal ......................... (800) 755-8112Dial-A-Ride ............................................. (800) 795-7887Diamond Stadium/Storm Stadium .......... 245-HITSE.D.D. Unemployment ......................... (800) 300-5616Elks Lodge ....................................................... 674-6804Elsinore Valley Arts Network .......... (909) 534-4343Elsinore Valley Municipal Water Dist. ..... 674-3146Fire Station #10 Graham Ave. .................... 674-2161Fire Station #85 Grand Ave. ......................... 245-2185Fire Station #94 Railroad Cyn Rd. ............... 246-2293Fire Station #97 41725 Rosetta Cyn. Dr. ... 245-0420Girl Scouts ....................................................... 308-6692

Gra�ti Hotline.................................................. 674-2701Historical Society............................................. 678-1537H.O.P.E. ................................................................. 245-7510Inland Valley Hospital ................................... 677-1111Lake Elsinore Family Health Center .......... 471-4200Lake Elsinore Valley Education Found. 674-5555Lake Elsinore Woman’s Club .................... 674-3445Land�ll Information........................................ 786-3200Library (Graham Ave.) ................................... 674-4517Library (Riverside Dr.) ................................... 678-7083Lions Club ....................................................... 674-3343NAACP................................................................. 678-6425Poison Information .............................. (800) 876-4766Police Department ........................................ 245-3300Post O�ce ............................................. (800) 275-8777Rancho Springs Hospital .............................. 696-6000Rape Crisis Hotline ........................................ 686-7273Riverside County Referral (211) ..... (800) 464-1123Riverside Transit ................................... (800) 800-7821Rotary Club ....................................................... 471-2793Social Security ........................................ (800) 772-1213United Way of Inland Valley......................... 461-1221We-TIP ....................................................... (800) 78-CRIME

Unless otherwise listed, all numbers have a 951 area code

American Valley Soccer LeagueMen’s over 35 ........................................ (909) 917-5416Blue Lake Soccer LeagueMen’s ................................................................. 805-0025Elsinore Sports AcademyMen’s & Youth Soccer ................................... 210-5064Lake Elsinore Valley Soccer LeagueMen’s & Youth .................................................. 259-2443Ladies Elsinore Tennis ................................... 245-0442

Boys & Girls Club Youth Sports ............... 245-4499www.BGCSWC.orgYoung Champion Tennis , Basketball, Soccer, Dance& Self Defense ........................................ (714) 259-1400Jr. All American Football .............................. 845-9937www.evthunder.orgLake Elsinore Girls Softball ......................... 977-4354www.legs.clubspace.comLake Elsinore Little League ......................... 805-6460www.eteamz.com/lellUnited Premier Soccer................................... 226-5335www.elsinoresoccer.comYMCA ................................................................. 677-9622

ADULT GROUPS YOUTH GROUPS

**NOTE: These leagues may utilize City or school athletic �elds or facilities, but they are independent organizations. Please call them direct for information about participation or league activities.


420 Lakeshore Dr.Local bands providing live entertainment

and a GREAT view of the fireworks!6:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m.Stay and enjoy the great view!

www.Lake-Elsinore.orgVISIT us on Facebook@ WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/LEEXTREMERECREATION or visit

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