Resolution R – 2016 – 4 Of the Village of Shorewood Hills,

Dane County, Wisconsin

RESOLVED by the Village of Shorewood Hills Board of Trustees that in accordance

with Section 1.10 of the Village Code, the official fee and forfeiture schedule is hereby amended

through the adoption Exhibit A attached: Adopted and dated this 28th day of March, 2016

Mark L. Sundquist, Village President Colleen Albrecht, Village Clerk

I n t r a - O f f i c e

M • E • M • O

To: Karl Frantz, Administrator from: David Sykes, Emergency Services Coordinator Re: Fee Schedule Update date: March 21, 2016

As I’ve become more familiar with the office operations, I have found some additional regular fees that are institutional knowledge but not specifically listed on the fee schedule. The proposed fee schedule update addresses these items and includes modifications related to the Mobile Tower Siting ordinance being considered. New Fees Related to Ordinance L-2016-1 Mobile Tower Siting (page 8 of proposed fee schedule): Per our consultation with Attorney Anita Gallucci of Boardman Clark, State Statute allows the Village to charge up to $3,000 for a new tower and the lesser of the Village’s minimum building permit fee ($130) or $500. The Village’s Street Opening is currently $150. Including a fee to ‘Occupy the Right-of-Way’ is allowed by State Statute. For a tower the proposed fee is the same as a Street Opening = $150. While researching fees charged by other communities, I found many allow occupancy of the street or right-of-way for construction dumpsters, storage pods or similar purposes. They charge for temporary occupancy on a per day basis. This is rarely allowed in the Village but in the past we have used the old Street Opening permit application. I have modified the Street Opening form (included) to allow for Right-of-Way Occupancy as well and proposed a $5.00 per day fee with a maximum of 30 days. Zoning Fees (page 5 of proposed fee schedule): Stormwater Review – We started using a new building permit form January 1, 2016 which includes fees for Stormwater Compliance Review and Floor Area/Height Limitation Compliance Review by the Village Engineer. The compliance review fees have been $150 and now included with the Building Permit Fees. Inspection Fees: A number of fees were not previously included on the fee schedule but were on the permit applications and office reference sheets: • HVAC – Air Conditioning = $60 • HVAC – Commercial Properties = $10 per $1,000 value of HVAC expenses • HVAC – Additional or Red Tag Inspections = $50

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• Plumbing – Sanitary or Storm Sewer, Septic By-Pass = $15/100 ft • Building (Residential): Plan Review – Revisions (unless requested by plan reviewer) = $50 – This

would be a new fee. There is a similar fee in place for commercial properties ($100). This situation occurred this year when a new home was being built and the plan changed a couple of times requiring the building inspector to do a second review of the plans

• Building (Residential): Inspection – New & Additions = minimum fee $50 • Building (Residential): Inspection – Alterations = minimum fee $50 • Building (Residential): Inspection – Certificate of Occupancy = $75 • Building (Residential): Inspection – New Home Uniform Building Code Seal = $40 • Building (Residential): Inspection – Administrative Fee = $30 • Building (Residential): Inspection – Minimum Inspection Fee = $80 • Building (Residential): Inspection – Additional or Red Tag Inspections = $50 for 1st / $75 each

additional • Building (Residential): Inspection – Stormwater Compliance Review = $150 (moved from Zoning

Fees) • Building (Residential): Inspection – Floor Area/Height Limitation Compliance Review = $150 • Building (Commercial): Plan Review – 6,001-100,000 sq ft = $0.17/sq ft • Building (Commercial): Plan Review – Over 100,000 sq ft = $0.17/sq ft for the first 100,000 sq ft

plus $0.13/sq ft for each additional sq ft over 100,000 • Building (Commercial): Inspection – Demolition/Razing = $150 for the first 20,000 cu ft plus $100

for each additional 20,000 cu ft • Building (Commercial): Inspection – Additional or Red Tag Inspections = $50 • Electrical Inspections – Panel / Service Entrance (100 amp) = $35 + $10 for each additional 100 amp • Electrical Inspections – Additional or Red Tag Inspections = $50

VILLAGE OF SHOREWOOD HILLS Permit # – STREET OPENING / RIGHT-OF WAY OCCUPANCY PERMIT

****************************************************************************************** The undersigned herewith applies for a permit to pursuant to:

Section 11.04 Permits to Work on Highways Section 10-1-93 Mobile Tower Siting Regulations

of the Municipal Code of the Village of Shorewood Hills. That applicant agrees and understands that if a permit is issued the applicant will comply with all existing ordinances, rules and regulations pertaining to the work or purpose for which a permit is granted and will pay all damages caused to public or private grounds or suffered by private persons caused by the applicant’s agents or employees in the doing or the execution of the work for which a permit may be granted, and that the applicant will keep and save the Village of Shorewood Hills free and harmless of any damage claim resulting by reason of granting such a permit. Applicant’s Name:

Address:

Phone: E-mail:

Location of Work:

Purpose of Work: (provide scale drawing showing location, land area of proposed project and location of existing and proposed facilities)

Start Date: End Date:

Local Representative: Phone:

Emergency Contact Information:

Additional Comments:

Signature of Applicant Fees and Costs: Mobile Tower Siting: New..................................................... $3,000.00 Addition/Alteration of Existing ............. $130.00

Street Opening.............................................. $150.00

Right-of-Way Occupancy: Permanent .............................................. $150.00 Temporary (30 day maximum) ..... $5.00 per day

Refundable Bond....................................... $1,000.00

Proof of liability insurance in a type and amount satisfactory to the Village may be required. Date Application Received: Date Payment Received: Application is: approved / not approved Date Bond Received (if applicable):

Signed: Village Engineer or Administrator

VILLAGE OF SHOREWOOD HILLS FEE SCHEDULE

ZONING FEES

DOGS, CATS & CHICKENS LICENSES

FIRE PREVENTION FEES ORDINANCE / CODE VIOLATION FEES

AMBULANCE CONVEYANCE FEES

POLICE DEPARTMENT FEES

HVAC FEES

PLUMBING FEES BUILDING FEES

ELECTRICAL FEES

COMMUNITY CENTER RENTAL FEES

MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATIVE FEES

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Zoning Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee Proposed Conditional Use Permit

$350 + consulting cost

Planned Unit Development (PUD) Application Fee for commencement of a PUD

$350 + consulting cost

Variance, Zoning (See Zoning Appeal)

$250.00

Zoning: • Rezoning Application • Special Exception Permit • Conditional Use Permit • Certified Survey Submission • Stormwater Review

All: $350 + consulting cost

Fence Permit

$50.00

Revised 3/16/15

Dogs, Cats & Chickens License Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee Proposed Dogs (Annual Fee): • Neutered or Spayed • Un-neutered or Un-spayed • Late Fee after April 1 • Late Fee after June 1

$15.00 $20.00 $5.00 $10.00

Cats (Annual Fee): • Neutered or Spayed • Un-neutered or Un-spayed • Late Fee after April 1 • Late Fee after June 1

$8.00 $13.00 $5.00 $10.00

Chickens (Three-Year Permit) Also required, Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Registration

$20.00

Revised 3/16/15

Fire Prevention and Ordinance/Code Violation Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee Proposed Village Board adopts the fee schedules that conform to Madison General Ordinances Chapters 34 and 40.

Revised 02/17/14

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Police Department Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee Proposed Audio / Visuals: • DVD Copy, Audio Copy • Paper Copy

$10.00 $1.00 per page (2-sided)

Bicycle License: Reprinted every 3 years with updated expiration date

$5.00 – three years $4.00 – two years $3.00 – one year

Parking Violations (§ 7.08): Parking Where Prohibited by Official Sign $40.00 – within 7 days

$60.00 – after 7 days

Parking Past Posted Time Limits (1- and 2-hour) $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked on Posted Private Property $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Handicap Parking Zone $100.00 – within 7 days $115.00 – after 7 days

Registration Violation $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked Against Traffic $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Abandoned Vehicle 48 Hours $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Street Storage 24 Hours $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked Too Close to Fire Hydrant $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked in Fire Lane $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked Too Close to Crosswalk $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked Too Close to Driveway $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Parked on Terrace $40.00 – within 7 days $60.00 – after 7 days

Security Alarm Systems: False Alarms • Police Response (3 in 12 month period) • Subsequent False Alarms Per Location (in same 12

month period)

No Charge $150.00 – fourth offense $250.00 – fifth offense $500.00 – sixth offense

Revised 3/17/14

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HVAC, Plumbing, Building and Electrical Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee Proposed HVAC Permit Inspection Fees: New 1- & 2-Family $0.07/sq ft

($60 minimum)

Alterations & Additions $0.07/sq ft ($60 minimum)

Air Conditioning

$60.00

Wood Burning Stoves

$60.00

Fire Places

$60.00

Furnace / Boiler Replacement

$60.00

Commercial Properties $10 per $1,000 value of HVAC expenses

Minimum Fee

$80.00

Administrative Fee

$30.00

Additional or Red Tag Inspections

$50.00

Plumbing Permit Inspection Fees: Fixtures

$15.00 each

New Private Mains

$15.00/100 ft

Building Sewer, Sanitary or Storm & Septic By-Pass

$15.00/100 ft

Water Main

$15.00/100 ft

Minimum Fee

$80.00

Administrative Fee

$30.00

Building Permits-Residential: Plan Review; New Building Additions; Alterations: • 0-500 sq ft • 501-1,000 sq ft • Over 1,000 sq ft • Revisions (unless requested by plan reviewer)

$50.00 $100.00 $0.10/sq ft

$50.00

Building Inspection Fees-Residential: New & Additions

$0.10/sq ft (minimum $50)

Alterations

$0.10/sq ft (minimum $50)

Start Work (plans must be submitted) $75.00

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Razing / Demolition

$75.00 $150.00

Certificate of Occupancy

$75.00

New Home Uniform Building Code Seal

$40.00

Administrative Fee

$30.00

Minimum Inspection Fee

$80.00

Additional or Red Tag Inspections $50.00 for first one $75.00 for additional

Stormwater Compliance Review

$150.00

Floor Area/Height Limitation Compliance Review

$150.00

Building Permits-Commercial: Plan Review; New Building Additions; Alterations: • 0-6,000 sq ft • 6,001-100,000 sq ft • Over 100,000 sq ft • Structural • Revisions (unless requested by plan reviewer)

$0.05/sq ft ($100 min) $0.17/sq ft $0.17/sq ft (1st 100,000 sq ft) $0.13/sq ft (additional sq ft)

$50/component $100

Building Inspection Fees-Commercial: New & Additions

$0.16/sq ft

Alterations

$0.16/sq ft

Start Work

$100.00

Demolition/Razing: 1st 20,000 cu. ft. Each additional 20,000 cu. ft.

$150.00 $100.00

Certificate of Occupancy (each additional)

$75.00

Change of Use Only

$75.00

Minimum Fee

$80.00

Additional or Red Tag Inspections

$50.00

Administrative Fee

$30.00

Electrical Fees: 1-5 Openings $20.00 6-10 Openings $30.00 11-15 Openings $40.00 16-20 Openings $45.00

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21-25 Openings $50.00 26-30 Openings $55.00 31-35 Openings $60.00 36-40 Openings $65.00 41-45 Openings $70.00 46-50 Openings $75.00 51-60 Openings $80.00 61-70 Openings $85.00 71-80 Openings $90.00 81-90 Openings $95.00 91-100 Openings $105.00 100+ Openings $105.00 + 1.00/opening Temporary Service $35.00 Panel / Service Entrance (100 amp) $35.00 + $10 for each

additional 100 amp

New Buildings and Additions: Residential $35.00 + 0.04/sq ft New Buildings and Additions: Office $35.00 + 0.05/sq ft New Buildings and Additions: Commercial $35.00 + 0.06/sq ft New Buildings and Additions: Other $35.00 + 0.04/sq ft Additional or Red Tag Inspections $50.00 Administrative Fee $30.00 Minimum Fee $80.00

Revised 12/15/08

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Community Center Rental Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee DEPOSIT: (Deposits apply to all who rent the community center) • No Alcohol Served • Alcohol Served

$250.00 $500.00

RENT: (Residents must make ALL reservations, all reservations are non-refundable)

Village sponsored events (e.g., committee mtgs) are free

Private Groups/Party & Commercial/Professional Rates: (Up to 4 hours. After 4 hours fee increases $25 for each additional hour of use) # of People/Guests 1-100 101-246

$100.00 $200.00

Series Groups Rate – Regularly scheduled events: (i.e. – boy and girl scouts, playgroups, dance lessons, international week) *Must book 3 months/events at a time

$10.00 per hour

For Profit Series Groups Rate – Regularly scheduled events: (i.e. – private yoga classes, art classes) *Must book 3 months at a time

$25.00 per hour

ADDITIONAL CHARGES: • Failure to clean the facility to a condition equal to

or better than the facilities’ condition upon arrival will result in loss of security deposit plus additional cleaning charges required to restore the building to its pre-use condition. The extra costs will be charged to and paid by the village sponsor. These extra costs may also include administrative fees. Complete the checklist on the backside of the rental agreement to avoid these additional charges.

• The Village reserves the right to require forfeiture of part or all of the deposit to cover damage to the building, fixtures, or building contents during use–this includes replacement of missing contents. In addition, if such costs exceed the amount of the deposit, the user may be required to pay these extra costs as determined by the Village Administrator.

Revised 3/16/15

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Miscellaneous Administrative Fees – Village of Shorewood Hills Service Provided Current Fee Transient Merchant Permit: • Individual • Group (i.e. Food Carts)

$150.00 $500.00

Solicitors Permit

$15.00

Liquor Licenses: • Operator’s (Bartender’s) License • Alcohol Sales:

o Class A or B Beer o Class A & B Liquor o Class C Wine o Publishing Fee

• Temporary Class B

$30.00 $100.00 $500.00 $100.00 $35.00 $10.00

Tobacco Sales

$100.00

Commercial Sign (pursuant to Zoning Code 10-1-80)

$2.50/sq ft

Block Party

$10.00

Street Use Permit: • Under 100 guests/participants • Over 100 guests/participants • For-profit events

$20.00 $50.00 $200.00

Mobile Tower Siting • New • Addition/Alteration of Existing

$3,000 + bond $130 + bond

Right-of-Way Occupancy • Permanent • Temporary (30 days maximum)

$150.00 $5.00 per day

Street Opening

$150 + bond

Street Boring

Key Replacement (Marina, Community Center, etc.) • Issue Key • Replace Key

$15.00 $25.00

DPW Service Calls (Garbage disposal install & repair)

$35.00 + parts

Revised 3/16/15

Plan Commission Conditional Use Permit Review Lake Mendota Drive Projects

The Plan Commission shall forward its written advisory recommendation to the Village Board within thirty (30) days after receipt of the application from the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall recommend approval, approval subject to specified conditions, or denial. A recommendation for denial shall include the reasons, including which standards contained in the Plan Commission review are found not to be met.

A conditional use shall be approved under this paragraph only if the applicant demonstrates by clear and convincing evidence the following:

1. Views of Lake Mendota from points off the lot on which the development or excavation proposed will not be adversely affected. Will not be adversely effected in any significant way.

2. Erosion will not be increased. Erosion will not be increased. The project will likely

mitigate existing erosion.

3. The flow of surface water will not be changed so as to adversely affect other lots, the lake and other aspects of the natural environment. Erosion will not be increased. The project will likely mitigate existing erosion.

4. Infiltration of surface water into the ground will not be adversely affected. Infiltration

will be improved as stormwater requirements are imposed.

5. Access to properties and structures by firefighters and other emergency personnel will not be adversely effected: The project will greatly improve the ability for emergency personnel to access the property and home and the ability to stage a response on the driveway.

The Plan Commission shall review the application according to the standards below. No application shall be recommended for approval by the Plan Commission unless it finds that the following conditions are met:

1. That the establishment, maintenance or operation of the conditional use will not be detrimental to or endanger the public health, safety, morals, comfort or general welfare.

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Finding: The project will improve existing safety issues on the property and improve the comfort and general welfare of the property owner and access to others on the property.

2. That the uses, values and enjoyment of other property in the neighborhood for purposes already permitted shall be in no foreseeable manner substantially impaired or diminished by the establishment, maintenance or operation of the conditional use and the proposed use is compatible with the use of adjacent land.

Finding: The proposed project conforms to Village zoning regulations in the R-3 district and is compatible with adjacent properties. Impacts do not substantially impair or diminish uses and enjoyment of other property.

3. That the establishment of the conditional use will not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of the surrounding property for uses permitted in the district, and will not be contrary to an adopted comprehensive plan of the Village.

Finding: Yes.

4. That adequate utilities, access roads, drainage and other necessary site improvements have been, are being or will be provided.

Finding: Yes.

5. That the establishment, maintenance or operation of the conditional use is unlikely to increase the level of traffic congestion or reduce the level of safety at any point on the public streets.

Finding: The ability to access the garage and driveway may increase safety on the street by reducing the need to park on the street, and generally improving the ingress and egress.

6. That the conditional use shall conform to all applicable regulations of the district in which it is located.

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Finding: Yes.

7. That the conditional use does not violate flood plain regulations governing the site.

Finding: Yes.

8. That, when applying the above standards to any new construction of a building, or an addition to an existing building, the Plan Commission and Board shall bear in mind the statement of purpose for the zoning district such that the proposed building or addition at its location does not defeat the purposes and objectives of the zoning district.

Finding: Yes.

The Plan Commission shall also evaluate the effect of the proposed conditional use upon:

• The maintenance of safe and healthful conditions.

Finding: The project will improve upon safe and healthful conditions through improvements to the ability to access and use the property.

The prevention and control of water pollution including sedimentation.

Finding: Stormwater and erosion control requirements triggered by this project will prevent and control pollution and sedimentation.

• Existing topographic and drainage features and vegetative cover on the site.

Finding: No detrimental effect.

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• The location of the site with respect to floodplains and floodways of rivers and streams.

Finding: There are no floodways or plains in the area.

• The erosion potential of the site based upon degree and direction of slope, soil type and vegetative cover.

Finding: The project will decrease erosion potential as it will trigger compliance with the village stormwater management regulations.

• The location of the site with respect to existing or future access roads.

Finding: n/a

• The need of the proposed use for a shoreland location.

Finding: n/a

• Its compatibility with uses on adjacent land.

Finding: The project will improve safety issues. Impacts do not substantially impair or diminish uses and enjoyment of other property.

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• Any other requirements necessary to fulfill the purpose and intent of the Zoning Code of the Village of Shorewood Hills conditions required:

 

Your Presence Is Requested at a Listening Session 

Topic : Village of Shorewood Hills Police Community Relations 

Where: Village Hall 810 Shorewood Boulevard 

When: Sunday,  May 15, 2016 

Time:  2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. 

The Shorewood Hills Village Board of Trustees and Public Health and Safety Committee would like to cordially invite you to a community conversation on the future of policing in the Village. 

Goals of this session are: 

 

• To give you an opportunity to get to know your neighbors and the police officers better • To get a better understanding of the day to day operations of those who serve and protect us 

every day • To give you an opportunity to provide  insights into what works well, what needs improvement 

and what is missing in Shorewood Hills  policing • To give our police officers an opportunity to share challenges and rewards of being your Police 

Department 

 

Agenda for the Listening Session: 

2:00   Introductions, Goals and Welcome  

2:10   Presentation: Overview of Shorewood Hills Policing‐ Primary Goals and Functions  

2:30  Conversation Café: Informal small group conversations around questions relative to how to improve an already excellent department. What is your vision for the future of the department as it relates to you as residents of Shorewood Hills? 

3:15  Report Out on Common Themes 

3:30  Q&A 

3:50  Next Steps –What will we do with the information? 

 

Your opinion is very important to us. Hope to see you there! Refreshments will be served. 

 

Please RSVP by  

 

 

Skating Rink / Hockey Boards Condition of the Heiden Haus field: • Water drains through the ground making it difficult to make ice unless there is frost in the

ground. • The uneven ground results in varied thickness of ice and the ground becomes exposed in

some areas by February 1 when the sun is higher in the sky. • The soccer and other activities during the summer and fall have worn away much of the grass

cover. Dark spots of dirt absorb heat from the sun melting ice more rapidly. Hockey Boards Installation: • At one time there were 54 4’x8’ boards create a ~60’ x ~160’ hockey rink. For the last 10+

years there were 49 boards for a ~63’ x ~153’ hockey rink. • Each board is made of ¾” plywood and 2x4s. They are pretty heavy. • The Crew uses the skid steer to move the boards. • Wood angle brackets are attached to the boards and 12” spikes are driven into the ground to

hold up the boards. Best if there is frost in the ground. Difficulties in 2016: • To have enough frost in the ground to be able to make good ice, we need day and night

temperatures to remain below 20o for a week. In 2016, the weather didn’t cooperate until mid-January. Temps have been up and down significantly. There wasn’t much frost in the ground at any time this year.

• The Crew started to make ice on January 9, had good ice by January 15 and lost most of the ice by February 1 (bad spot on more than half of the ice sheet).

• The lack of grass during the fall and wet weather made the field very sloppy and it was difficult to move the boards out on the field with the skid steer without creating significant ruts in the ground.

• There was no frost in the ground to drive the anchor spikes into for the hockey boards. The crew intended to put in the hockey boards on top of the ice but they never got a good sheet established and the forecast was for more warm temps.

What can be done in the future to improve the skating and hockey rinks? The Heiden Haus field is a multi-use, multi-season facility. The needs of the ice rink must be considered along with the needs of soccer, land rec and other community uses of the field. • Excavate and replace the soil on the field with a clay base that holds the water*. Install drain

pipe(s) to allow the field to drain in the spring. Pros: Easier to flood, don’t need frost in the ground Season would probably start earlier and last longer Cons: Cost Clay base would hold water during other times of year too causing standing water

after heavy rain which would affect soccer and other activities To keep clay base intact, we would have to prohibit tent stakes being driven into

the ground on the field

• Install a surface liner on top of the grass Pros: Don’t need to change the soil base Easier to flood, don’t need frost in the ground Cons: Waunakee tried a liner for one year, found gas bubbles were created on warm

days that floated to the top and exposed the liner Potential for skates to tear the liner, then need to repair/replace the liner

• Build or purchase lighter hockey boards Pros: May not need the heavy equipment on the field to install the boards May be able to anchor the boards more easily than ground frost anchors Cons: Still need frost in the ground to make good ice Cost

• Level the field – An attempt to level the field was done in 2000 Pros: It would be easier to flood, more even ice sheet, less open spots in ice later in the

year Cons: Cost to excavate/add soil*, still have erosion of the hill on the north side of field

which will eventually lead to an unlevel surface Still need frost in the ground to make good ice

• Over-seed the field with rye grass – The Crew had planned to have Chad, the groundkeeper at Blackhawk CC, seed the field this spring with a better grass for soccer Pros: Less mud in the fall, fewer dark ground spots below the ice Cons: ~$4,000 in seed cost could be wasted if something were to be done to the field in

the future * Options that involve the need to excavate and seed the field may require the field to be left unused for a season in order to establish the turf. Cost Estimates Re-grade the field towards an inlet that drains into the Shorewood Blvd Rain Garden: Inlet & piping..........................................................................................................................$6,000 Re-grade & seed field .............................................................................................................$7,500 Visqueen “disposable” liner.......................................................................................$1/ft x 8’ wide In-ground liner (similar to landfill liner) ................................................................... $5,000-10,000 Ready to install light weight hockey boards ...................................................................................... Home-made aluminum frame, plywood hockey boards: Materials ...................................................................................................................................... Labor ............................................................................................................................................

December January February MarchSeason Open Closed 1 4 7 10 13 16 19 22 25 28 31 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 2 5 8 11 14 17 20 23 26 1 4 7 10 13

1992-1993 22-Dec 18-Feb1993-1994 23-Dec 2-Feb1994-1995 28-Dec 3-Feb1995-1996 23-Dec 20-Feb1996-1997 26-Dec 7-Feb1997-1998 20-Dec 23-Feb1998-1999 23-Dec 2-Feb1999-2000 5-Jan 19-Jan No hockey rink2000-2001 4-Dec 25-Feb2001-2002 26-Dec 11-Feb2002-2003 1-Dec 13-Mar no ice Dec 13-Jan102003-2004 5-Jan 20-Feb2004-2005 20-Dec 15-Feb2005-2006 2-Dec 20-Feb2006-2007 30-Jan 21-Feb2007-2008 23-Dec 3-Mar no ice Jan 4-Jan 292008-2009 10-Dec 8-Feb2009-20102010-2011 1-Dec 28-Feb2011-2012 2-3 weeks2012-20132013-2014 5-Dec 10-Mar2014-2015 26-Dec 15-Jan lost hockey rink 1/312015-2016 13-Jan 30-Jan