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Fall/Winter 2013




Mike Lane

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General Information ............................................................4-6

Map .........................................................................................5

Youth Activities....................................................................7-8

Youth Sports.......................................................................9-11

Adult Programs ................................................................12-17

Family Activities...............................................................18-19

OPALS (Older People with Active Lifestyles)..................20-21

Enjoy Our Parks ....................................................................22

GENERAL INFORMATION

Address: 1100 Chatham AveNorwalk, IA 50211

Phone: (515) 981-9206Fax: (515) 981-5839Office Hours: 8:00am to 4:30pm

Monday through Friday(Closed Nov. 28 & 29, and Dec. 25)

NORWALK PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT STAFF: Nancy Kuehl, [email protected] Beermann, Asst. [email protected] Lucas, Recreation [email protected] Taylor-Seibert, Office [email protected]

Registrations can be made at the Norwalk Parks and Recreation office or directly on-line.There are 4 easy sign-up options for your convenience:

How to Register for Programs

1. Walk in and register during office hours.2. Place your registration form and payment in a sealed

envelope, and put it in the drop box located inside our frontdoor 24/7 (Public Safety Building).

3. Mail your registration form and payment to theabove address.

4. On-line Registration. Go towww.norwalk.iowa.govand click on “Departments”, “Parks and Recreation”,“Recreational Programs”, then click on the white box link“Parks & Rec Program Registration”.

Need a Registration Form?Registration forms are available 24 hours a day, 7 days aweek, at the Norwalk Parks and Recreation office (locatedin the Norwalk Public Safety Building). The front dooris never locked; just walk in and pick up the registrationforms you need, fill them out and place them in thedrop box with your payment. Registration forms are alsoavailable on our website.Go to www.norwalk.iowa.gov and click on“Departments”, “Parks and Recreation”, “RecreationalPrograms” click on the highlighted form you would like toprint off, complete it and drop it off at our office or send bymail.

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Financial Assistance ProgramThis program is to provide assistance to qualifying children inthe Norwalk District to help pay for recreation activity fees. Itis intended to open up participation opportunities by reducingfinancial obstacles for those who may not be participatingbecause they may not be able to afford to pay the registrationfees. This program is for participants up to and including gradeseven that reside in Norwalk or are students of the NorwalkCommunity School District.Call 981-9206 to find out more.

Refund PolicyIf a participant cancels from an activity prior to the firstmeeting, a refund is given (less expenses incurred). Followingthe first day of an activity, refunds are not given unless: (a) theactivity is cancelled by the department, in which a full refundwill be issued; or (b) if a medical problem arises during anactivity, a physician’s written medical excuse must be presentedstating that participation be discontinued. A pro-rated refundwill be issued based upon the number of classes attended. Thereis no refund given after the activity if finished because your childdidn’t participate.

Registration PolicyRegistration for our programs shall be for a minimum of tenbusiness days. The Norwalk Parks and Recreation Departmentshall establish the beginning and ending dates for registration.Registration dates will be publicized in our brochure, N/WarrenTown and County News, Norwalk Living magazine and the Cityof Norwalk website. Where there are a maximum number ofparticipants listed, participation will be determined on a firstcome, first serve basis. Registrants registering for a program afterthe registration deadline will only be allowed to participate ifthere is enough room in the program. Registrants registeringfor team sports after the registration deadline has passedwill be required to pay a $15.00 late fee in addition to thecost of the program. Registrants registering for team sportsafter the registration deadline will not be guaranteed a shirt (forprograms where shirts are provided), but will still be required topay the late fee. Exception: New residents moving into the areaafter the registration deadline has passed will not be required topay a late fee, however, if shirts have already been ordered, ashirt will not be provided.

Returned Check FeeThe City of Norwalk charges $20.00 for checks returned fromyour bank. To retain a spot in the program for which youregistered, you must pay the program price, plus the $20.00returned check fee by cash, money order, or cashier’s check.

Credit CardsThe Norwalk Parks and Recreation Department has thecapability to accept credit cards for payment of all our programsand services. We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover and debitcards. This means you will be able to pay for your pool passes,pool parties, and registration fees – basically everything – withyour credit card.

Team Assignment for YouthSports Policy

Children will be placed on teams in a random manner with theexception of children living in the same household. Parents ofchildren living in the same household may request their childrenbe assigned to the same team, providing the children are in thesame age division. To align teams fairly, volunteer coaches maypick one assistant. If a program needs more than two coachesper team, the Parks and Recreation Department will assign theadditional assistant from names of volunteers appearing on theregistration forms.

Definition of a FamilyFor the purpose of purchasing family pool passes, or receivinga family discount for our Tae Kwon Do program, a family isdefined as all immediate family members residing at the samestreet address. This would include children of divorced parentswho have joint custody, stepchildren, and foster children.Babysitters, cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and ex-spousesare not considered immediate family members unless theyappear on the same federal income tax return.

VandalismEach year Norwalk taxpayers must cover the cost of repairingand replacing park facilities that have been willfully damagedor destroyed. Since the parks are unsupervised, it is difficult forpark staff to catch the vandals who cause this damage. You canassist by reporting any act of vandalism to the Norwalk Parksand Recreation Department at 981-9206 or the Norwalk PoliceDepartment at 222-3321. Violators will be prosecuted.

Other Listings for our Programs1. N/Warren Town and County News

For various reasons, sometimes it is necessary for programsto be added, deleted, or changed. Please refer to ourcolumn“Leisure Line” in the N/Warren Town and CountyNews to keep updated.

2. Norwalk Living MagazineWe list our current programs in this publication.

3. City of Norwalk websiteThe City of Norwalk website is www.norwalk.iowa.gov.There is a complete copy of the current brochure on thiswebsite along with an on-line registration link and/orprintable forms.

City Dog LicensesNorwalk’s four legged furry friends don’t always obey theirmasters. Wondering dogs sometimes become a nuisance to otherswho don’t show the same kind of love for pets as you do. For thatreason residents of Norwalk need to license their dog’s every yearat City Hall to ensure a safe return back to their owner and alsoto verify the dog’s rabies vaccinations are current. The licensingrenewal period begins January 1 and runs through the end ofMarch. After April 1, a late fee will be assessed on all licensesrenewed after this date. If the police/city has to pick up your pet,there is a $75 impound fee (1st offense) to get it released back toyou.For more information, contact Norwalk City Hallat 981-0228.

General Information

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Resident/Non-Resident PolicyA resident is any person who lives within the city limits ofNorwalk. This is not to be confused with the school district. Cityand School District boundaries are not the same. Even thoughyour mailing address is Norwalk, this does not necessarily meanyou are a city resident. Most programs/classes have different feesfor residents and nonresidents.

City of Norwalk residents make a significant contribution to thefinancing and operation of the Norwalk Parks and RecreationDepartment through city property taxes. These taxes are paidwhether or not individuals participate in programs or use facilities.To ensure equality, non-residents (those living outside the citylimits) will be charged a non-resident fee in addition to theprogram or facility fee.

1. Norwalk-McAninch Sports Complex2. Windflower Park3. Billy O Phillips Park4. McDonaldsWoods5. Brownie Park6. Norwalk City Park7. Oak Creek Park- (LVA)8. Sunset Park- (LVA)A. Norwalk Senior High SchoolB Norwalk Middle SchoolC. Norwalk High TrackD. Post OfficeE. Norwalk Aquatic CenterF. Oviatt Elementary SchoolG. Norwalk Public LibraryH. Lakewood Elementary School

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Every year dozens of volunteers with varying talents share theirtime helping to provide better parks and great coaches for our

youth sports programs. On behalf of the Recreation Departmentthank you for making our parks and youth programs a success.

If you have any hidden talents that can be shared through coachingyouth, supervising activities, or improving our parks, please phonethe Parks and Recreation Department at 981-9206 and thanks for

volunteering!

General Information

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Trick or Treat Night(Ghostly Good Times)Trick or Treat night in Norwalk will beWednesday, October 30 from 6:00pm to8:00pm. Before you head out for a ghostly funtime in your neighborhood, be sure to stopby the Public Safety Building. From 5:30pm to6:30pm you can pick up your trick-or-treat bagand play some Halloween games to win prizesand treats. This event is for children in preschoolto 5th grade.

JrWarriorChefs ClubYoung chefs cooking can be quitecreative, full of discovery, and awhole lot of fun! Children in 3rdthrough 6th grades are invited tojoin. One afternoon a week joinAndy Mogle at the High Schoolfoods kitchen for a fun timeof making healthy after schoolsnacks. Come and enjoy learninghow to prepare special treats thatyou can take home to the family and prepare for them.REGISTRATION: Sept 16 -27

TIME: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pmDATES: Mondays: Oct 7, 14, 21, 28

Nov 11, 18LOCATION: Norwalk HS

Food/Nutrition ClassroomCOST PER CLASS: $40 Norwalk Residents

$46 Non-ResidentsMIN/MAX: 12/20 students

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Craft ClubGet out your glue guns andimaginations for this program.Children in 3rd through 5th grades atLakewood elementary are invited tojoin. They meet once a month afterschool on Thursdays to make specialarts and crafts projects.

REGISTRATION: Sept 16 to Jan 24TIME: 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm

DATES: Oct 3, Nov 14, Dec 5, Jan 9, Feb 6LOCATION: Art Room at Lakewood

COST PER CLASS: $11.50 Norwalk Residents$13.25 Non-Residents

MIN/MAX: 6/20

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Babysitting ClinicDesigned for students 5thgrade and above, BabysittingBasics teaches you to become afirst-rate babysitter. Babysittingis an important job. This classwill teach you :• Basic first aid and rescuebreathing caring for infants and young children

• Safety and how to handle emergencies• Responsibilities of a baby sitter what parents expectof you

• Age-appropriate toys and activitiesUpon completion of all activities you will receive aBabysitting Basics Certificate.REGISTRATION: Oct 21 - Nov 1

DATES: Nov 7 & 8TIME: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

LOCATION: Norwalk Public Safety BldgINSTRUCTOR: ISU ExtensionWarren County

COST PER CLASS: $20 Norwalk Residents$23 Non-Residents

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January 3Movie Day@ Jordan CreekKick back and enjoy a movieat Jordan Creek Century 21Theatre. We give the kids achoice between two moviesand it will be rated G or PG.

COST: $10 NorwalkResidents$11.50Non-Residents

March 19Incredible Pizza of UrbandaleOver 100 games, ticketgames, and simulators awaityou! Included in the price willbe an arcade game card and 2hours of unlimited attractionssuch as bumper cars, go-karts,mini bowling, or mini golf!Must be 50’’ for bumper cars.

COST:$25 Norwalk Residents$28.75 Non-Residents

You know how fun sleddingis – tubing is even better!The hill at Sleepy Hollowis 15 stories high and youdon’t have to walk backup! As the surface lifts pullyou to the top, preparefor the release, whichsends you flying down the1,000-foot runs. All lanesare constantly monitoredfor everyone’s safety.Tubes will be provided.Dress warm (gloves, hats,and boots).

COST: $15 NorwalkResidents$17.25Non-Residents

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December 30Sleepy Hollow Sports Park

February 20Climb Iowa

Climb Iowa is Iowa'slargest indoor climbingand training facility,with more than 10,000square feet of climbing,200 routes and problems.Included in the prices isall climbing equipmentand 2 hours of unlimitedclimbing. A safety waviermust be completed andturned in to participate inthis program.

COST: $12 Norwalk Residents$13.80 Non-Residents

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November 7Sky Zone

Get ready for a seeminglyendless sea of trampolines,all connected to form onemassive trampoline surface.The surface is enclosedwith angled trampolinesthat allow you to literallybounce off the walls!These patented, all-trampoline, walledplaying courts arethe foundation ofSky Zone IndoorTrampoline Park. It'sa playing court sooriginal and unique,creating a brand newway to move, competeand get fit!

COST: $15 Norwalk Residents$17.25 Non-Residents

Youth Day Off ActivitiesThis year we will offer afternoon field trips to various attractionsin and around the metro area when kids are off from school. Thetrips are held on specific non-school days. These trips are for kidsin 3rd, 4th and 5th grade. Students will meet the bus at LakewoodElementary School to board. Important: Snacks are NOT included inthis year’s activities, send extra money if your child wants a snack.

TIME: Leave 1:00 pm and return by 4:15 pmLOCATION: Leave from Lakewood Elementary School

(Parents, please pick student up from school nolater than 4:30 pm)

FEE: Varies by trip/activity (see below)REGISTRATION: October 21 to March 14

MIN/MAX: 30/65

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5THand 6TH Grade Boys/Girls BasketballThis program is for boys and girls in 5th and 6th grades. Theboys and girls will be assigned to teams and volunteer coacheswill be needed for the program. The teams will practice onenight a week with games on SaturdaysCOST: $34.50 for Residents and $39.75 for Non-Residents

Grade Location Practice Game Times Dates Registration5th and 6thGrade Boys

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2:00 pm3:00 pm

Nov 2,9,16,23Dec. 7,14 Sept. 16–27

5th and 6thGrade Girls

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4:00 pm5:00 pm

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Little HoopersThis program is for boys and girls in 3rd and 4th grades.Our goal is to have fun while teaching the fundamentals ofbasketball. We will work on shooting, passing and dribblingwith an overall emphasis on good sportsmanship. This programwill practice and play on Saturdays. The boys and girls will beassigned to teams and volunteer coaches will be needed for theprogram.COST: $28.75 for Residents and $33.25 for Non-Residents

Grade Location Practice Times Game Times Dates Registration3rd and 4thGrade Boys

OviattGym

2:00 pm2:45 pm

2:00 pm2:45 pm

Jan 4,18Feb 1,8,15,22 Nov 4-15

3rd and 4thGrade Girls

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3:30 pm4:15 pm

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Dream TeamThis program is for boys and girls in the 1st and 2nd grades.Children will be taught basketball fundamentals. Children willbe separated into teams and play games. Volunteer coaches willbe needed.COST: $28.75 for Residents and $33.25 for Non-Residents

Grade Location Practice Times Dates Registration1st & 2ndGrade Boys Oviatt Gym 10:30 am, 11:15 am

12:00 pm, 12:45 pmJan 4,18

Feb 1,8,15,22 Nov 4-15

1st & 2ndGrade Girls Oviatt Gym 9:00 am, 9:45 am Jan 4,18

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Little DribblersThis program is for boys and girls in Preschool (4 & 5 yearsolds) and Kindergarten. This activity teaches the beginningfundamentals of basketball.COST: $28.75 for Residents and $33.25 for Non-Residents

Grade Location Practice Times Dates RegistrationPreschoolBoys & Girls Oviatt Gym 9:00 am, 9:30 am,

10:00 am, 10:30 amNov 2,9,16,23Dec. 7,14 Sept. 16–27

KindergartenBoys & Girls Oviatt Gym 11:00 am, 11:30 am,

12:00 pm, 12:30 pmNov 2,9,16,23Dec. 7,14 Sept. 16–27

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SPRING SOCCER 2014

1st-7thGRADE SOCCERThis program is forchildren in 1st through7th grade this currentschool year. Shin guards are required. This isa six-week program including two weeks of practice andfour weeks of games.REGISTRATION: Jan 27 to Feb 7

DAYS: Starts week of March 24, weatherpermitting

TIME: 6:00 pmLOCATION: Norwalk-McAninch Sports

ComplexCOST: $46.00 Norwalk Residents

$39.75 Non-Residents

Division Size Play on:1st & 2nd Grade Boys 4 vs 4 Monday & Thursday

1st & 2nd Grade Girls 4 vs 4 Tuesday & Friday

3rd & 4th Grade Coed 8 vs 8 Monday & Thursday

5th - 7th Grade Coed 8 vs 8 Tuesday & Friday

JUST FOR KICKSThis beginningsoccer programis for childrenat least 4 yearsold that are notcurrently inkindergartenthis school year.Participantswill beintroduced tothe sport ofsoccer and willbe taught thebasic fundamentalsof dribbling, passing and shooting. Shinguards are required for this program. This isa six-week program including one week ofpractice and five weeks of games.

REGISTRATION: Jan 27 to Feb 7TIME: 6:00 pm

DATES: Starts week of March24, weather permitting

DAYS: Monday orWednesday

LOCATION: Norwalk-McAninchSports Complex

COST: $28.75Norwalk Residents$33.25Non-Residents

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KINDERGARTEN SOCCER

This program isfor both boys andgirls currently inkindergarten thisschool year. This is asix-week programincluding two weeksof practices and fourweeks of games.Shin guards arerequired.

REGISTRATION: Jan 27 to Feb 7TIME: 6:00 pm

DATES: Starts week of March24, weather permitting

DAYS: Tuesday and ThursdayLOCATION: Norwalk-McAninch

Sports ComplexCOST: $34.50

Norwalk Residents$39.75Non-Residents

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1711 Sunset Dr., NorwalkGROCERY 981-4420 | MEAT MARKET 981-4435

BeginnerWarriorWrestling ClubThis program is open to any student currently inKindergarten through 2nd grade. Program designed forwrestlers with little to no experience. Throughout thesepractices the skills and techniques will align with thegoals of developing a strong K-12 wrestling program.This level is specifically designed to introduce yourstudent athlete to the sport while maintaining a fun,positive, and learning environment.

COACH: Jim [email protected]

REGISTRATION Oct 7 to Oct 18PRACTICE DATES: Tuesday; Nov 5, 12, 19, 26 Dec 3, 10TOURNAMENT: Saturday, Dec 14

TIME: 5:45 pm – 6:30 pmLOCATION: High School

Wrestling RoomCOST: $40.00 Norwalk Residents

$46.00 Non-ResidentsMIN/MAX: 6/45

4th - 5th - 6th GradeVolleyballThis program is forboys and girls inthe 4th through 6thgrades. Our goal is tohave fun while teachingthe fundamentals ofvolleyball. We will workon passing, setting andspiking with an overallemphasis on goodsportsmanship. Thisprogram will practice fortwo weeks. The boys andgirls will be assigned to teams and will play games forfour weeks. The high school girls volleyball team willbe on hand to coach your team, run through the skillsclinic and maybe challenge you to a game!

REGISTRATION Sept 23 to Oct 4PRACTICE DATES: Sundays, October 13, 20, 27

Nov 3, 10, 17TIME: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

LOCATION: Middle SchoolCOST: $26.50 Norwalk Residents


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Lakewood SchoolIntramurals

The teachers along with their class get into this littlecompetition. We will hold a Kickball and Dodge ballsingle elimination tournament through out the schoolyear. They compete with their class against other classesin their grade. This is a free program. A traveling trophyis awarded to the winning class.

TIME: During Recess timesLOCATION: Lakewood Elementary

COST: Free

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:OCTOBER: 3rd Grade Kickball

NOVEMBER: 4th Grade KickballDECEMBER: 5th Grade KickballJANUARY: 3rd Grade Dodge ballFEBRUARY: 4th Grade Dodge ball

MARCH: 5th Grade Dodge ball

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BallroomDancingYou could be the nextdancer on ‘Dancing withthe Stars’! For the next sixweeks put a little zest inyour evenings by learningdances such as Foxtrot,Waltz, Swing, TripleTime Swing, Rumba, orCha-cha. No experienceneeded to get started,but a partner is required.Come on out and havea little fun and exercisetoo!

REGISTRATION: Sept. 9 to Sept 20PROGRAM DATES: Sept 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

DAYS: ThursdaysTIME: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

LOCATION: St John’s Catholic ChurchCOST: $109.25/couple

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Line DancingGet up and dust off those dancing shoes! Line dancesare choreographed dances with a repeating seriesof steps that are performed in unison by a group ofpeople in lines or rows. Exhilarating line dances suchas the Cupid shuffle, Electric Slide, and others willbe taught. It is a great way to exercise without evennoticing! No partner or experience needed.

REGISTRATION: Sept. 9 to Sept 20PROGRAM DATES: Sept 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

DAYS: ThursdaysTIME: 8:15 pm – 9:15 pm

LOCATION: St John’s Catholic ChurchCOST: $40.00 Norwalk Residents

$46.00 Non-ResidentsMIN/MAX 10/25

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ADULT COEDVOLLEYBALLA & B LEAGUE

Two separate leaguesare offered for coedvolleyball. The A leagueis considered an Apower league, while Bleague is considered arecreation league. Eachleague will be limited to6 teams. Officials will beprovided for each game.Please register as a team.You need a minimum of six players with a maximum often. This league is a first come, first serve basis until it isfull.

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 16 to Dec 27PROGRAM DATES: Jan 6, 13, 20, 27

Feb 3, 10, 17, 24 Mar 3DAYS: MondaysTIMES: 7:30 – 8:15 – 9:00pm

LOCATION: Norwalk MiddleSchool

COST PER TEAM: $86.25 (up to 10 players)

ADULTWOMEN’SFALLVOLLEYBALLLEAGUEJoin a couple of friendsand come out and enjoy anevening of volleyball. Thisleague will play on Sundaynights at the NorwalkMiddle School. This leaguewill be self-officiating.Please register as a team.

DATES: Oct 13, 20, 27,Nov 3, 10, 17

REGISTRATION: Sept 23 to Oct 4TIMES: 6:15 pm and 7:00 pm

COST PER TEAM: $34.50 (up to 10 players)MIN/MAX: 4/8

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EARLY BIRDWORKOUTFor those of you who getup with the chickens,joining these early morningclasses will work you onultimate body sculpting,Pilates and Chico Metrics.This class is designed tomaximize core strength,firm and tone your butt,thighs and arms. The classwill use dumbbells anddynabands that will putyou to the test with addedintensity.

REGISTRATION DATES: Oct 7 – Oct 18SESSION: Oct 22, 24, 29, 31

Nov 12, 14, 19, 21, 26Dec 3, 5, 10, 12, 17

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 23 – Jan 3SESSION: Jan 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30

Feb 4, 6, 11, 13, 25, 27

REGISTRATION DATES: Feb 17 – Feb 28SESSION: Mar 4, 6, 11, 13, 25, 27

Apr 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24DAYS: Tuesday and Thursday

morningsTIME: 5:30 am - 6:15 am

LOCATION: Norwalk Easter PublicLibrary ICN Room

COST PER SESSION Norwalk Non-resident1 class per week $24.50 $28.20

2 classes per week $49.00 $56.40MIN/MAX: 10 /20

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CIRCUIT SENSATIONAre you ready for this newworkout that is athletic,intense and more fun thana three-ring circus??!! Usingthe motivational power ofteamwork and competitionin combination with thebalance challenges presentedby the Bosu balanceworkout, you will discoverhow to change ordinarycircuit workouts intoextraordinary workouts.The class will also use jump ropes, medicine balls, minihurdles and weighted bars.

REGISTRATION DATES: Oct 7 – Oct 18SESSION: Oct 23, 30

Nov 13, 20, 27Dec 4, 11

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 23 – Jan 3SESSION: Jan 8, 15, 22, 29

Feb 5, 12, 26REGISTRATION DATES: Feb 17 – Feb 28

Mar 5, 12, 26,Apr 2, 9, 16, 23

DAYS: WednesdaysTIME: 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm

LOCATION: Oviatt Multi-purpose RoomMIN/MAX PER CLASS: 10 /30

COST PER SESSION Norwalk Resident$24.50Non-resident$28.20

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STEP AEROBICS/INTERVALStep Aerobics/Interval is a classof high energyaerobic routinesinterspersedwith intensecardio segmentsand followedby a recoveryperiod. Class willimprove cardioconditioning. Thisclass is for anyfitness level, andcan be adjusted to

a low or high impactclass depending on the level of fitness you are.


Nov 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27Dec 2, 4, 9, 11

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 23 – Jan 3SESSION: Jan 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29

Feb 3, 5, 10, 12, 24, 26

REGISTRATION DATES: Feb 17 – Feb 28SESSION: Mar 3, 5, 10, 12, 24, 26, 31

Apr 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21,23

DAYS: Monday andWednesdayTIME: 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm

LOCATION: Oviatt Multi-purpose RoomCOST PER SESSION Norwalk Non-resident

1 class per week $24.50 $28.202 classes per week $49.00 $56.40

MIN/MAX PER CLASS: 10/30

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ADULT PICK-UPBASKETBALL GAMES

Pick-up basketball games willbe offered for adults. Pleasebring clean tennis shoes to wearfor the games. This programis only for residents who livewithin the Norwalk SchoolDistrict.REGISTRATION DATES:Dec 23 – Jan 3PROGRAM DATES:October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30November 6, 13, 20, 27December 4, 11, 18January 8, 15, 22, 29February 5, 12, 19, 26March 5, 12, 19, 26

TIME: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmLOCATION: Middle School Gym

COST: $31.80 (includes sales tax)Norwalk Residents$37.20 (includes sales tax)Non-Resident

MIN/MAX: 10/40

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ADULT MEN’SDODGEBALLLEAGUEJoin a couple of friendsand come out andenjoy an evening ofdodgeball. This leaguewill play on Sundaynights at the NorwalkMiddle School. Thisleague will be self-officiating. Pleaseregister as a team.

DATES: Jan 5, 12, 19, 26 Feb 2, 9REGISTRATION: December 16 to 27

TIMES: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pmCOST PER TEAM: $30.00 (up to 10 players)

MIN/MAX: 4/8

YOGA CLASSYoga is foreveryone! Itincreases strength,flexibility, andbalance for bothbody and mind.Regular yogapractice canhelp to improvecirculation,digestion andposture, stimulatethe immunesystem, decreasestress level, boostself-esteem andcreate a sense ofcalmness and well

being. Please bring your own mat, towel & water. Comein with an open mind and open heart. This class couldfill up, so register now!

INSTRUCTOR: Bethanie Lafferty,Certified Yoga Instructor

REGISTRATION DATES: Oct 7 – Oct 18SESSION: Oct 21, 28

Nov 11, 18, 25Dec 2, 9

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 23 – Jan 3SESSION: Jan 6, 13, 20, 27

Feb 3, 10, 14REGISTRATION DATES: Feb 17 – Feb 28

Mar 3, 10, 24, 31Apr 7, 14, 21

DAYS: MondaysTIME: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm

LOCATION: Oviatt Multi-purposeRoom

MIN/MAX PER CLASS: 8 /15COST PER SESSION Norwalk Non-resident

1 class per week $40.25 $46.30

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BOOTCAMP!3-2-1...GO! Are you ready to really kick your fitness into high gear?Join Jason Collins for challenging workouts that have the ability topush your limits or simply give you more variety. The intensity isup to you! All fitness levels are welcome! This class will teach youbasic functional bodyweight movements to include the squat, pushup, and much more! These workouts are designed to optimize the10 pillars of fitness (Cardio, Stamina, Strength, Flexibility, Power,Speed, Coordination, Agility, Balance, and Accuracy). Your results willbe tracked week to week so you can see your own progress! Classstructure will include warm up, technique/form practice, workout,finisher, and cool down.

You will need to bring the following to class:• 5'-1" PVC pipe (for stretching and teaching tool)• 1 Baseball• Jump Rope• Water• Towel


Nov 12, 14, 19, 21, 26Dec 3, 5, 10, 12, 17

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 23 – Jan 3SESSION: Jan 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28,30

Feb 4, 6, 11, 13, 25, 27REGISTRATION DATES: Feb 17 – Feb 28

Mar 4, 6, 11, 13, 25, 27Apr 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24

DAYS: Tuesdays and ThursdaysCOST: $49.00 Norwalk Residents

$56.40 Non-ResidentsTIME: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

LOCATION: Oviatt Multi-purpose room(door #16)

MIN/MAX PER CLASS: 10 /20

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Lori Miller, D.O.Patricia Newland, M.D.William Chase, M.D.Andrea Silvers, M.D.Jason Brehmer, D.O.

(515) 285-3200801 Colonial CircleNorwalk, IA 50211

Monday-Friday8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Saturday 8 a.m. -12 Noon

(Urgent care only)

Fused glass is glass that has been fired and involves stacking, orlayering thin sheets of glass, often using different colors to create

patterns or simple images. The stack is then placed inside the kiln and then heated through a series of rampsand soaks until the separate pieces begin to bond together. Once the desired effect has been achieved at themaximum desired temperature, the kiln temperature will be brought down quickly. The glass is then allowedto cool slowly over a specified time, soaking at specified temperature ranges. We will make two projectsand then have it fired off location.Must be 18 yrs or older.

GLASS FUSINGWITH FRIENDS

REGISTRATION DATE: Sept 30 to Dec 6CLASS DATES: Sunday, Oct 13

Sunday, Dec 8TIME: 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

LOCATION: Norwalk EasterPublic Library

COST: TBAMIN/MAX: 4/12

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ULTIMATE FRISBEELEAGUE

Ultimate isan exciting, non-contact team sport,played by thousands.It mixes the best featuresof sports such as Soccer,Basketball, American Footballand Netball into an elegantlysimple yet fascinating and

demanding game. Ultimate Frisbee pick-up gameswill be played out at the Norwalk McAnich SportsComplex. So come out and try something new!

SESSION DATES: Sept 22 to Oct 27DAYS: SundayTIME: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmCOST: $1/person

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wine, as some of the state’s best white wines that arebeginning to pick up awards in national competitions.Cold-climate grape hybrids are fueling a growing Iowawine industry. Join us in a class setting to learn allabout the wine industry in the great state of Iowa!During this class you will learn about the differentvariety of grapes grown in Iowa, the process of makingwine, and have the opportunity to samplediverse wines from Two Saints Winery, a localwineryREGISTRATION DATE: Oct 14 to Oct 25

CLASS DATE: Nov 1TIME 6:30 pm

LOCATION: Main StreetMontessori School

COST: $5/personMIN/MAX: 12/20

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APPLE PIE FROM SCRATCHApple Pie from Scratch-Just like Grandma usedto make! Learn howto make homemadeapple pie from scratch.Katie Routh will shareher award winningtechniques for flakeycrust and luscious applepie filling. You will leavewith recipes, a pie readyto bake or freeze anda batch of crust justwaiting to be used overthe holidays.

DATE: October 10thTIME: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCOST: $20LIMIT: 5 individuals

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HOMEMADE SOAPCleanliness is next togodliness and you willfeel like a celestial beingwhen you bath in yourown luxurious homemadesoap. Break free fromthe store bought varietywith unwanted chemicalsand artificial fragrancesand declare your soapindependence. You willlearn the basic techniques of soap makingand have a chance to get creative with your choice ofadditive oils and scents. Each participant will take homea batch of soap (10-14 bars) that will be cured and readyfor gift giving by Christmas.

DATE: November 14thTIME: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pmCOST: $20/batchLIMIT: 10 individuals

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HOME BREWINGBEER MAKING 101It’s time to truly test your skills and give brewing a try.In this class you learn the basics of home beer makingfrom brewing to bottling. This class will run twosessions- the first month to brew, the second to bottle.Each participant will leave with the knowledge to starttheir own home brewing, a list of supplies and suppliers,and of course, their own six pack of home brew.

DATE: February 6th &March 6th

TIME: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pmCOST: $30LIMIT: 8 individuals

JEWELRY DESIGNJoin us for an eveningof jewelry and fun!A relaxed, casualatmosphere means no-stress jewelry-makingand you will go homewith a sheet of remindersand tips on technique.Necklaces…earrings…bracelets…a wholenew world will opento you when you canmake your own jewelry.Our instructor is aprofessional artist who

will walk you through the simple basic techniques. Youneedn’t bring anything with you…we will supply all thetools and materials you will need for the class, and youwill receive a list of suppliers. Join us…making jewelry iseasier than you think!

DATE: January 16thTIME: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pmCOST: $15LIMIT: 10 individuals

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SWITCH PLATE DECORATINGTired of those dull andboring switch plates (youknow, the plate thatholds down your lightswitch?) Come learna fun and functionaltechnique to personalizeyour plates. Alcohol inkstamping involves littleskill and can be appliedto many other items tocreate or embellish home

décor or jewelry. Bring unlimited switch plates, and we’llgive you the skills to create plates of art.

DATE: March 6thTIME: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pmCOST: $15LIMIT: 10 individuals

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BASKETBALL OPEN GYMShoot hoops or play a pickup game with friends orfamily. Bring clean tennisshoes for the floor. Norwalkschool district residents/non residents are eligible toparticipate. No registrationrequired, just show up andplay.

TIME: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pmLOCATION: Oviatt gym

ADULT COST: $1.00YOUTH COST: $.50

DAYS: SundaysDATES: Nov. 3, 10, 17

Dec. 1,8,15Jan 5, 12, 19, 26Feb 2, 9, 16, 23

FAMILY BINGO NIGHTStop by the library and enjoyan evening of Bingo andtasty treats. Bring munchiesor snacks to share with alland we will provide thebeverage. All ages are invitedto participate. Bingo callerswill be the Norwalk Lion ClubMembers.

REGISTRATION: Phone call to office byFriday prior to the Sunday

TIME: 5:00pm - 7pmLOCATION: Norwalk Easter

Public LibraryCOST: 25¢/card or

3 cards for 50¢DAYS: 1st Sunday of each month

DATES: Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1,Feb 2, Mar 2

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PAIRUPWITHPOTTERYPARENT/CHILDPottery is a well-known artof painting a dry clay figureand then firing it in a kiln toproduce a beautiful finishedproduct. In this class we will bemaking a Fall leaf bowl, Trick

or Treat item, Turkey time platter orCookies for Santa plate in time for the holiday season.Parents needed for children (K-3rd), not required forolder children.

REGISTRATION DATE: Sept 2 to Dec 6CLASS DATE: Sunday, Sept 15, Oct 13,

Nov 10, Dec 8TIME: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

LOCATION: Norwalk EasterPublic Library

COST: TBAMIN/MAX: 6/15

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DADDY DAUGHTER DANCEThe Parks and RecreationDepartment will host thesocial event of the year forDads and their daughter(s)1st to 5th grade. This is thenight to enjoy your daughterand friends for an eveningof dancing, dinner and fun.This will include dinner,photograph and dancing. If Dad is notavailable, an uncle, brother or grandfather is welcomed.

REGISTRATION: Feb 3 to Feb 14DATE: Feb 28TIME: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

LOCATION: Lakewood ElementaryCOST: $11.00 each Norwalk Residents

$12.65 each Non-ResidentMIN/MAX: 50/125

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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGEAmerican Sign Language (ASL) is the dominant signlanguage of the Deaf Americans. ASL is a manuallanguage or visual language, meaning that theinformation is expressed not with communication ofsounds but with combinations of hand shapes, palmorientations, movements of the hands, arms and body,location in relation to the body, and facial expressions.With this beginning class you can learn foundation skillsallowing you to communicate with people who cannothear. Class will consist of Fingerspelling, Basic structureof ASL, Family/People, Number and Time signs, Foods,Basic use of Classifiers, and other topics as requested.REGISTRATION DATES: Sept 9 to Sept 20

PROGRAM DATES: Sept 24 Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29DAYS: TuesdayTIMES: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

LOCATION: Norwalk Public SafetyCOST: $15.00 Norwalk Residents

$17.25 Non-ResidentINSTRUCTOR: Mallory Metzger

MIN/MAX: 5/10

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NORWALK FAMILY TAE KWON DOMaria Boden is the new head instructor of the school which is under new ownership, and offer programs for ages 5 throughadults. The classes are separated by rank (beginners and advanced) and students meet twice a week. Class meets on Tuesdaysand Thursdays, in the Oviatt gym or Multi-purpose room. Times will vary depending on location due to school activities.

We also offer Little Dragon program designed for children ages 5 to 7. Little Dragons meet twice a week. This program is runconcurrently with the beginning class

All programs consist of hand and foot techniques, forms, self-defense, lessons and instructions on topics such as respect,self-discipline and perseverance. Competition is also available for those students who are interested. Competition teachessportsmanship, gives confidence and allows the students to use the skills they have learned in class.

Families are strongly encouraged to join and train together. We found that the kids learn better when one or both of theirparents/guardians are learning along side of them in class.

DATES COULD VARY DUE TO SCHOOLFUNCTIONS/CONCERTSREGISTRATION DATES: Sept 23 to Oct 4

SESSION DATES: Oct 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31Nov 12, 14, 19, 21, 26Dec 3, 5, 10

REGISTRATION DATES: Dec 23 to Jan 3SESSION DATES: Jan 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30

Feb 4, 6, 11, 13, 25, 27Mar 4, 6

REGISTRATION DATES: Feb 24 to Mar 7SESSION DATES: Mar 11, 13, 25, 27

Apr 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29May 1, 6, 8

DAYS: Tuesday/ThursdayLOCATION: Oviatt Multipurpose

room (Door #16)GYM TIME: 6:00 pm

MULTIPURPOSE TIME: 7:15 pmMIN/MAX PER CLASS: 10 /30

COST PER SESSION: Norwalk Non-ResidentsResident

LITTLE DRAGONS $46.00 $53.00(Twice a Week)

FAMILY TAE KWON DO(1st Family Member) $57.50 $66.25

2nd & 3rd Family Member $28.75 Ea. $33.25 Ea.Maximum Family Fee $115.00 $132.50

COST OF TESTING FOR BELTS ANDCOMPETITION IS EXTRAALONG WITH AN ANNUAL $25ASSOCIATION FEE.

Anyone registering for Tae Kwon Do after the registrationdeadline has passed will be required to pay a $15.00 late feein addition to the cost of the program.


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SENIOR CITIZENWII BOWLINGDo you miss the game of bowling? Not quite as spry asyou used to be?We invite you to try the game ofWiibowling. This game mimics actions performed in reallife bowling without having to travel to a bowling alley.Each week teams will be assigned for those who showup and we will have a little competition. This programwill start October 3 and continue until March.(Will take off during the holidays.)

PLACE: Norwalk Public Safety BldgTIME: Thursdays, 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

SENIOR CITIZENEXERCISEEveryone ages 55 and older isinvited to attend a free exerciseprogram that will includestretching and toning. We willmeet at the Norwalk ChristianChurch located at 701 Main St.This program will start Sept 30and run until the end of May.

DAYS: Monday and ThursdayTIME: 10:00 - 10:30 am

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SENIOR SHUFFLE BOARD LEAGUEThis well-known game has just been reestablishedhere in the Norwalk City Park. Come out and enjoythe sound of gliding discs as they wiz down the court.Sign up with a partner orindividually and we will pairyou up.

DAYS: MondaysDATES: Sept 8, 15, 22, 29

Oct 6, 13, 20, 27TIME: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

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WELL SEASONED POTLUCKTHE MEAT ASWELL AS THE PEOPLE

All is invited, age 55 or older, to attend a potluck dinnerto enjoy and socialize with the Park and Recreation staff.Meat, tableware, and coffee/beverage are provided.Dust off the cookbooks and be creative to bring a sidedish and/or dessert to share with everyone. After themeal we will have some form of entertainment fromlocal talent. Let us know your email address and we willsend out reminders with what meat we plan to have onthat day.R.S.V.P. to our office two days prior to the event.

DATES: Oct 4 Nov 1, Dec 6,Jan 3, Feb 7, Mar 7

TIME: 11:30 pm - 1:00 pmPLACE: Norwalk Public

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HENRY AWALLACE COUNTRYLIFE CENTER TOUR & DINNER

The Country Life Centerlocation of TheWallaceCenters of Iowa is thebirthplace farm ofHenry A.Wallace, bornin 1888. He served thenation as U.S. Secretaryof Agriculture from1933 to 1941, U.S.Vice President from1941 to 1945, and U.S.Secretary of Commercefrom 1945 to 1946.

Earlier in his career, he founded seed corn companyPioneer Hi-Bred in 1926 and was an editor at Wallaces'Farmer magazine. In 1999, The Des Moines RegisternamedWallace the "Most Influential Iowan of the 20thCentury." The birthplace farm includes: 40 acres of theoriginal Wallace farm, Restored House, Gathering Barn,Restored Iowa Prairie and Pond, SculptureWalkingPath, Themed Flower Gardens, Orchard and ProduceGardens, and The Gathering Table Cafe, Gift Shop andMarket. We will walk around the farm and enjoy thehistory and landscape that helped shape the life of oneof Iowa's most important native sons. Dinner will be atThe Gathering Table Café and is not included in the pricebelow.

REGISTRATION: Sept 23 to Oct 4DATE: Oct 11TIME: 4:00pm - 8:00pmCOST: $10.00 Norwalk Residents


REIMEN GARDENSHICKORY PARK TRIPOur Holiday Heritage : Conservatory

The pattern of Iowa’slandscape is patchedtogether much like countryquilts. These quilts alsorepresent an agrarianlifestyle once prevalentin rural Iowa.Warm upin the Conservatory andcelebrate the holidaysin a colorful displayinspired by the quiltsand barns from our rural past. Thenwe will continue on to Hickory Park and enjoy a meal ofBBQ. Dinner is not included in the price below.

REGISTRATION: TBADATE: TBATIME: TBACOST: $10 Norwalk Residents


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Billy O Phillips Park – 2500 Lexington DrBilly O Phillips Park is a newly constructed park located on Lexington Dr in theLegacy development. It consists of a GameTime playground, restrooms, a new CedarForest shelter house (named in memory of our former mayor Jerry Starkweather),sidewalks, trees, and a future practice ball diamond. The park is open to all residentsand the shelter is available for reserving. The cost is $15.00 up to four hours and$25.00 for a maximum of eight hours.

Norwalk City Park – 907 North AvenueThis park has playground equipment, basketball courts, restroom facilities, an oldrailroad car, and an open shelter house with picnic tables. The park has restroomfacilities. The shelter house is available by reservation. The cost is $15.00 for four hoursor less and $25.00 for over four hours, but not more than eight hours.

Brownie Park – 805 Cherry ParkwayIn 2001, the Parks and Recreation Department received a KCCI Project MainstreetGrant andwith themoney created a butterfly garden alongwith other improvements.The park includes a garden in the shape of a butterfly, a walking trail, a white picketfence, a wooden arbor, a swing, and a couple of picnic tables. This park makes a greatretreat for a small family picnic or a great little get away. There are no restrooms atthis park, but enjoy a leisure walk over to the library for facilities.

McDonalds Woods – 708 High Road

This park is nestled in behind town homes off of High Road. It is a forest like settingwith trees and picnic tables only. No restroom facilities available.

Norwalk-McAninch Sports Complex – 200 Wright RoadThe majority of our spring and summer recreation programs are held at our sportscomplex, along with hosting outside tournaments and school activities. It consistsof six baseball/softball fields, 23 soccer fields and a cross-country course plus 4thof July fireworks. Our sports complex also has a concession stand and restrooms.The Sports Complex rules are dogs or other pets are not allowed at theNorwalkMcAninch Sports complex (exception: service animals), no smoking,and no alcohol consumption permitted.

Windflower Park – 1915 North AvenueThe Norwalk Aquatic Center is located inWindflower Park. This park has playgroundequipment, a walking path, basketball courts, a skate park, a 12-hole disc golf courseand a shelter house. The shelter house has an enclosed kitchen that has a refrigerator,microwave, stove, and kitchen sink. There are also restroom facilities attached to theshelter. The shelter house is available by reservation. Cost is $10.00 per hour, plus a$25.00 deposit; the deposit will be returned if the shelter house is left in the samecondition as found.

Dogs In Our ParksThe Parks and Recreation Department is committed to providing a safe and quality park system for the

residents of Norwalk. Park rules exist to assure that park visitors have a pleasant experience. Two specific parkrules that need to be remembered when taking a dog to Norwalk city parks are:

(1) dogs are to be leashed at all times; and (2) pet owners are required to pick up andproperly dispose of their pet’s waste.

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