May 2018

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Mayor’s MessageDespite the recent snow storms,

the weather is changing and April showers will bring May flowers. The blossoms around town have been really pretty this year, especially at the Civic Center and along Main Street.

Our youth athletics programs have started up and many are enjoying the various sporting activities including soccer, baseball, and softball.

The recently upgraded Golf Course is also open for the season. Improvements include new restrooms on the upper level and storage sheds for banquet tables, chairs, and supplies. Exterior improvements are also currently underway with new asphalt being installed in back of the clubhouse.

Come see the pools, gym, exercise equipment and the beautiful windows by Tom Holdman Studios at the CRC! The Clyde Aquatic Center opens to the public for tours and membership processing from May 13-23, 2018, Monday through Friday from 10 am-2 pm daily. The ribbon cutting ceremony is 7 pm on May 16, 2018. The CRC regular hours, from 5 am to 10 pm, Monday through Saturday begin on May 24, 2018.

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Improvements on 400 South The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has begun construction on

400 South (State Route 77). UDOT is widening and reconstructing the road to five lanes from Interstate 15 (I-15) to 2600 West (Spanish Fork Main Street).

The project will install sidewalk, curb, gutter, and drainage improvements, as well as an 8’ sound wall adjacent to the residences on the south side of the road. UDOT will add another eastbound to northbound turn lane and reconfigure the northbound on-ramp at the 400 S. and I-15 interchange.

Construction will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and will

last through the end of summer. Area residents and businesses can expect construction-related noise, dust, and minor travel delays. To receive regular updates, email SR77@utah.gov. For more information, visit the project website at udot.utah.gov/go/sr77 or call (385) 275-2111.

Mayor: Richard J. Child

Council Members: Christopher Creer

Craig Jensen Jason MillerBrett NelsonMike Snelson

Don’t forget to try out the newly renovated Terrace Grill.

I am also very excited to have the Clyde Recreation Center opening on May 24th. The ribbon cutting ceremony will be held on May 16th.

The Splash Pad will also be opening on the May 19th in conjunction with the Bike with Mayor and the Duct Tape Regatta at Bartholomew Park will be June 9th at 1:30 pm.

Last month I had a total right knee replacement which has resulted in me missing several meetings. It is good to have such competent people in our administration and on our City Council. They have done a wonderful job filling in for me where needed and keeping me informed on City business.

What Can I Recycle?Springville City is proud to offer a

curbside recycling program, because recycling is the right thing to do. Guidelines for “acceptable” and

“unacceptable” items established by the recycling industry can lower costs. Only clean recyclable items will be accepted by the recycling company. If the recycling truck has a pizza box in its load, the entire load can be rejected and end up in the landfill, just like the other trash. Please help Springville City continue our recycling program by only placing

“acceptable” items in your recycling can.

The Annual Art Ball at the Springville Museum of Art will be held on Saturday, May 12 from 6:00-10:00 pm. Join us for dinner, dancing with a live band and DJ, gallery tours, hand-drawn photo booths, and an Art Royalty Presentation. Tickets are available at smofa.org; $25 per person for students and $35 per person for adults.

Bike with the Mayor and City CouncilHop off your couch and get on a bike. May is national bike month! See you at the

Springville Civic Center on May 19, 2018 for our biking activities. Mayor Child and

the City Council invite you to a fun community bike ride! Come early for donuts! Ride begins at 10 am.

I want to remind everyone to get ready for Art City Days which is June 2-9. Please visit the city web site for more information. A full schedule of events is included in this issue of the City Source newsletter.

Mayor Richard J. Child

CLYDE RECREATION CENTER717 SOUTH 1200 WEST

Passes and class scheduling, including swim lessons are available online. New visitors will need to set up an account online.

Once you’ve created an account, download the CRC app to plan and schedule your classes on the go! Optimize your time and maximize the convenience of signing up for classes from your device!

Use the CRC App to:• Check in with App barcode• Reserve spots in Child Watch• Reserve spots in fitness classes• Enroll in swim lessons• Purchase gift cards• Purchase memberships• View ongoing promotions• View the CRC’s amenities, location,

contact information & social media

MEMBERSHIP PRICING

Passes 12 Month 6 Month 3 MonthFamily $465 $260 $150Non-Resident $610 $340 $195Adult Couple $370 $210 $120Non-Resident $485 $275 $155Senior Couple $260 $150 $85Non-Resident $340 $195 $110Senior Individual $140 $80 $50Non-Resident $180 $105 $65Youth Individual $140 $80 $50Non-Resident $180 $105 $65Adult Individual $270 $150 $85Non-Resident $350 $195 $110

DAY PASSES

Adult (18-59 yrs) Senior (60+ yrs) Youth (3-17 yrs)

$5 $4 $4

Membership anniversary is the first day that the Clyde Recreation Center is open. For more information contact Penn Almoney at palmoney@springville.org or Michelle Wakefield at mwakefield@springville.org.

1. Outdoor Pool2. Equipment Room3. Locker Rooms4. Locker Lounge5. Party Rooms6. Leisure Pools

The Mezzanine

The Main Level

Get ready for the Springville Library’s third annual Million Minute Summer! Our goal is to have Springville read one million (or more!) minutes this summer. All ages are welcome to participate. Just read 30 minutes or more per day, and win great prizes.

Sign up during Art City Days, June 7-9, 2018 at the Library.

7. Lobby8. Office Area9. Child Watch10. Competition Pool11. Exercise Studio12. Gymnasium

13. Restrooms14. Spectator Seating15. Leisure Lounge16. Concessions17. Spin Studio18. Plate-Loaded Equipment19. Cardio Equipment20. Track

May 2018

City Meetings, Holidays & Informationspringville.orginstagram.com/springvilleartcity

Art City Daysspringville.org/art-city-days

Art Museumsmofa.org

Libraryweekly programming is now listed at springville.org/library

Recreationspringville.org/recreation andinstagram.com/springvillerecreation

Senior Centerspringvilleseniorcenter.org

Clyde Recreation Center (CRC)springville.org/clyderecreationcenter

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday6Parking is now enforced at Bartholomew Family Park. Resident passes for free parking can be picked up at the Finance windows at the Civic CenterRegistration Continues for Colt Baseball & Phoenix Softball, Cheer, Tennis lessons & Tennis CUTA league

78 am Aerobics 10 am Bunco12:30 pm Poker1 pm Art Class6 pm Pottery7 pm Steps to Recovery

88:30 am Tai Chi 11:30 am Bluegrass Class2 pm Line Dancing2 pm Book Club5-6:30 pm Teen Coding Club7 pm Planning Commission

98 am Aerobics 9:30am 3rd grade Track Meet

@ SHS 10 am Boost Your Brain12:30 pm Bingo 4 pm Teen Meditation7 pm Home Buyers

Education Workshop

108:30 am Tai Chi10:30 am Weigh To Go 11:30 am Bluegrass Class2 pm Line Dancing5:30 pm Youth Court6:30 pm Spanish Computer

Literacy class7 pm Life Size Angry Birds

Tween Night

11Registration Deadline for Colt Baseball & Phoenix Softball8 am Aerobics 10 am Swap Bingo10:30 am Racing Pigeon

Demo and Release12 pm Mother’s Day Party6-9 pm Pickleball

1211 am Art City Ukulele

Fellowship Beginners @ 10:30 am

6 pm - 10 pm Art Ball—tickets available at smofa.org

13Mother’s Day

14 8 am Aerobics 12:30 pm Poker1 pm Art Class6 pm Pottery7 pm Family Night—A Taste

of Americana Nebo Philharmonic

7 pm Steps to Recovery

158:30 am Tai Chi 11:30 am Bluegrass Class2 pm Line Dancing5-6:30 pm Teen Coding Club7 pm City Council

16Podiatrist Clinic (call for appt)8 am Aerobics 10 am Boost Your Brain12:30 pm Bingo4 pm Teen Meditation7 pm Clyde Recreation

Center Ribbon Cutting7 pm Home Buyers

Education Workshop

178:30 am Tai Chi 10 am Creative Writing10:30 am Weigh To Go2 pm Line Dancing4 pm Anime Club6:30 pm Spanish Computer

Literacy class7 pm Needle Nook7 pm Families Talking

Together

188 am Aerobics 10:30 am Kite Flying and

Picnic Trip (Senior Center closed)

6-9 pm Pickleball6:30-8:30 pm Teen Night—

Laser Tag

1910 am Bike with the

Mayor—Come early for donuts!

4 pm Potluck and Games

204:30 pm Sunday Concert

Series

218 am Aerobics 12:30 pm Poker1 pm Art Class1 pm Red Hat Society6 pm Pottery7 pm Steps to Recovery

228:30 am Tai Chi 11:30 am Bluegrass Class1 pm Geocaching Trip 2 pm Line Dancing12 pm Books & Bites —Things

Fall Apart 5-6:30 pm Teen Coding Club

238 am Aerobics 10 am Boost Your Brain12:30 pm Bingo 6-8 pm Artist Round-table7 pm Food Sense Cooking

Class7 pm Social Security Class

24Clyde Recreation begins regular hours 5 am - 10 pm Monday-Saturday8:30 am Tai Chi 10:30 am Weigh To Go2 pm Line Dancing6:30 pm Spanish Computer

Literacy class

25 School’s Out8 am Aerobics 10 am Swap Bingo 12 pm Birthday Party12:30 pm, 1 pm, 1:30 pm Teen Tours—Tour the Teen section and enter to win movie tickets & Sodalicious!6-9 pm Pickleball

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27 28 Memorial DayAll City Offices Closed, except the Clyde Recreation Center (CRC) in Observance of Memorial Day

10 am Mayor Child speaking @ Evergreen Cemetery

298:30 am Tai Chi 11:30 am Bluegrass Class2 pm Line Dancing5-6:30 pm Teen Coding Club

308 am Aerobics 10 am Boost Your Brain12:30 pm Bingo

31Registration Deadline for Cheer8:30 am Tai Chi 10:30 am Weigh To Go2 pm Line Dancing4 pm Teen LEGO5:30 pm Youth Court6:30 pm Spanish Computer

Literacy class

June 1Fall Soccer, Flag & Tackle

Football Registration Opens

8 am Aerobics 10 am Swap Bingo6-9 pm Pickleball

26:30 am Nestle Family Fun

Run Check-in6:30 pm Hobble Creek

Riding Club Rodeo7 pm Talent Festival @ the

Arts Park

3 Advance discount wristbands for the Art City Days Carnival are available until Tuesday June 5, 2018 at the Recreation Office or the Finance windows at the Civic Center. Because of Brown Amusements Inc. insurance requirements, ride restrictions and height requirements are enforced.

4 9:30 am, 10:30 am,11:30 am

Kindy 500Free Outdoor Family Movie, Beauty and the Beast, @ the Arts Park at Dusk

58:30 am Tai Chi 5-6:30 pm Teen Coding Club7 pm City Council

66 pm Carnival opens and

continues through Saturday—tonight is Family Night, all rides are just $1

75:30 pm 3 on 3 Basketball —

SHS Gym5:30 pm Battle of the

Bands—UAMPS Stage at the Carnival

810 am – 2 pm Children’s

Parade & Art Festival6-9 pm Pickleball

910 am Grand Parade1:30 pm Duct Tape Regatta8 pm Free Landsharks

Concert with Fireworks at Dusk

———————————————Million Minute Summer Reading Sign-Ups———————————————————————————————Senior Center is Closed for Art City Days——————————————

———————————Friends of the Library Book Sale—————————

—————Fireman’s Breakfast————————W.W. Clyde Hot Air Balloon Fest——