Chino Hills Recreation Brochure Winter 2011

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Chino Hills Recreation * (909) 364-2700 * www.chinohills.org2

The following organizations offer sports

opportunities for youth in our community. Please

call for more information.

Baseball

Canyon Hills Little League...........canyonhillsll.com

Chino Hills Little League................chinohillsll.com

Pony Baseball..............................chinohillspony.org

USA Baseball...............................chusabaseball.com

SoftballASA Girls Softball........................chgirlssoftball.org

Soccer

AYSO Soccer........................................ayso779.com

Football

Junior All American Football & Cheer......chjaaf.org

Basketball

National Junior Basketball.........chinovalleynjb.com

Chino Hills City News & Recreation BrochureChino Hills City News & Recreation BrochureWinter 2011Winter 2011City News...........................................................................2-12City News...........................................................................2-12Adopt-A-Family..............................................................13Adopt-A-Family..............................................................13Donor Application...........................................................................................13

Special Events....................................................................14-17Special Events....................................................................14-17Santa Makes House Calls, Holiday Home Decorating......................................14

Tree Lighting Ceremony, Tasty Treats Bake-Off...............................................15

Letters to Santa, Breakfast with Santa, Horse Show, Valentine Tea Party.............16

Snow Day, Track Meet.....................................................................................17

Toddler Activities..............................................................18-22Toddler Activities..............................................................18-22Winter Tiny Tots, Go Kindergarten, Little Chefs..............................................18

Frostys Fun Club, Bowling, Itty Bitty Bakers, Sweet Pea Workout...................19

Kids Love Music, Ice Skating, Hawaiian & Tahitian Dance, Little Champs.......20

Pee Wee Tennis, Gymnastics, Ice Skating, All About Dance..............................21

Ice Hockey, Gator Skate, Pee Wee Sports.........................................................22

Youth Activities................................................................23-31Youth Activities................................................................23-31Tutor Whiz, Computer Skill Challenge...........................................................23

Drawing & Painting, Speech & Debate, Animation Workshop...........................24

Jr. Chefs, Pom Pom...........................................................................................25

Guitar Classes, Studio of Music........................................................................26

Baton, Ice Skating, Hip Hop, Just Cheer............................................................27

All About Dance, Karate, Martial Arts for Kids with Autism...........................28

Mobile Recreation, Hawaiian & Tahitian Dance, Bowling................................29

Junior Golf, Gator Skate, Volleyball..................................................................30

Tennis, Mixed Martial Arts.............................................................................31

Adult Activities.................................................................32-40Adult Activities.................................................................32-40Website, Computer Classes, Guitar...................................................................32

Dog Obedience, Canine Agility, Chino Hills Academy....................................33

Studio of Music, Hawaiian & Tahitian Dance...................................................34

Hip Hop, Belly Dancing, Open Play, Salsa........................................................35

Yoga & Pilates, Zumba.....................................................................................36

Jazzercise, Volleyball, Jiu-Jitsu, .......................................................................37

Kickboxing, Golf, Womens Cardio & Conditioning, Stroller Strides................38

Tai Chi, Tennis, Womens Self Defense, CPR...................................................39

Ice Skating, Krav Maga, Ultimate Frisbee, Adult Soccer...................................40

Trips & Tours.....................................................................41-43Trips & Tours.....................................................................41-43Get Up & Go Tours...........................................................................................41

Walt Disney World Funcation..........................................................................42

Wine Tasting, The Getty....................................................................................43

Active Adults 50+ Activities............................................44-47Active Adults 50+ Activities............................................44-47OLLI Presentations, Special Interest Groups....................................................44

Poems, Writers Workshop, The Price is Right..................................................45

Tax Preparation, Acupuncture, Cooking Classes..............................................46

Computers, Tai Chi..........................................................................................47

Parks & Facilities Map......................................................48-49Parks & Facilities Map......................................................48-49Registration Information & Form....................................50-51Registration Information & Form....................................50-51

Table of ContentsTable of ContentsParticipant AccessibilitParticipant Accessibility

If any participant registering for a Chino Hills

Recreation program requires assistance, or has a

special need, please contact the Recreation Division

at (909) 364-2700 prior to enrollment. Well be

happy to discuss your request and do our best to

accommodate you.

Please Enroll Early!Please Enroll Early!Nothing hurts a class more than participants who

wait until the last minute to enroll. There is a point

when courses must be cancelled due to insufficient

registration. To ensure a successful class, pleaseenroll early.

Administration FeeAdministration FeeTo help supplement the increased costs associated

with the Recreation Division and to serve the

patrons more effectively, the Recreation Division

adds a $3.00 administration fee to all classes. We

thank you for your continued support of the City of

Chino Hills and our Recreation programs.

Youth Sport Organizations


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Chino Hills Recreation * (909) 364-2700 * www.chinohills.org 3

All public meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. in theAll public meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. in theCouncil Chambers, 14000 City Center Drive, ChinoCouncil Chambers, 14000 City Center Drive, ChinoHills, unless otherwise noted. Notices of publicHills, unless otherwise noted. Notices of publicmeetings and their agendas are posted outside themeetings and their agendas are posted outside theCouncil Chambers at City Hall, and are availableCouncil Chambers at City Hall, and are availableonline atonline at www.chinohills.org/Agendaswww.chinohills.org/Agendas..

Public Meeting SchedulePublic Meeting Schedule

City CouncilCity Council2nd & 4th TuesdaysPlanning CommissionPlanning Commission1st & 3rd TuesdaysPublic Works CommissionPublic Works Commission1st WednesdayParks & Recreation CommissionParks & Recreation Commission3rd Wednesday

Animal Control...............................................................623-9777

Building & Safety...........................................................364-2780

Building Inspection Request Line..................................364-2790

Business License Information.........................................364-2670

Chino Hills Branch Library............................................590-5380

Chino Hills Police...........................................................364-2000

Chino Hills Police Dispatch............................................465-6837

Chino Valley Independent Fire District............ ................902-5260

Chino Valley Unified School District..................... ..........628-1201

City Council....................................................................364-2620

City Clerk........................................................................364-2620

City Hall..........................................................................364-2600

City Yard.........................................................................364-2800Code Enforcement..........................................................364-2757

Community Development...............................................364-2750

Community Park Field Hotline.......................................364-2738

Edison International.............................................1-800-655-4555

Emergency/Road Closure Hotline............. .............. ........364-2828

General Information.......................................................364-2600

Graffiti Hotline...............................................................364-2820

Hazardous Waste Disposal...................................1-800-645-9228

Human Resources...........................................................364-2630

Passports.........................................................................364-2628

Planning..........................................................................364-2750

Public Information..........................................................364-2615

Recreation (Gazebo/Facility Reservation)................... ...364-2700Chino Hills Disposal (Trash)................................1-866-238-2444

Street Sweeping..............................................................364-2800

The Gas Co...........................................................1-800-427-2200

Time Warner............. .............. .............. .............. ...1-888-892-2253

To report burned out streetlights..........................1-800-655-4555

Verizon.................................................................1-800-483-5000

Water/Trash Customer Service....................... .............. ...364-2660

Yard Sale Permits............................................................364-2714

City CouncilCity CouncilW.C. Bill Kruger, Mayor

Ed Graham, Vice Mayor

Art Bennett

Gwenn E. Norton-Perry

Peter J. Rogers

Parks & Recreation CommissionParks & Recreation CommissionMike Kreeger, Chair

Greg Higgins, Vice ChairRobert Gannon

Patrick Hamamoto

Ron Nadeau

Fred Youngblood, Jr., Ex-officio Member

Akhil Gupta, Student Member

Planning CommissionPlanning CommissionKaren Bristow, Chair

Julie Allen, Vice Chair

Michael Braun

Adam Eliason

Sheran Voigt

Public Works CommissionPublic Works CommissionBarry Fischer, Chair

Michael W. Stover, Vice Chair

Tom Boyd

Debra Hernandez

William P. McDonnell

City StaffCity StaffMichael S. Fleager, City Manager

Mark D. Hensley, City Attorney

Mary McDuffee, City Clerk

Kathleen Gotch, Assistant City Manager

Christine Kelly, Community Development DirectorJudy R. Lancaster, Finance Director

Jonathan Marshall, Community Services Director

John Mura, Public Works Director

Steve Nix, City Engineer

Captain Thomas Neely, Police Chief

City Hall InformationCity Hall InformationCity Hall

14000 City Center Drive

Chino Hills, CA 91709

(909) 364-2600 * Fax: (909) 364-2695

Government Center Hours of OperationGovernment Center Hours of OperationCity Hall: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Thursda7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday

Water Counter: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Thursda

7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday

Passport Services: 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., Thur

7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Tuesday

7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Friday

Building & Safety: 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Mon., Wed.-Fri.

7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Tuesday

General InformationGeneral Information


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Holiday Trash SchedulesHoliday Trash SchedulesIf your regular trash day falls on, or after Thanksgiving Day, your trash pickup will be delayed by one day.

This year, trash services for Christmas Day and New Years Day will not be affected as these holidays fall

on a Saturday.

The City has delivered sand and sandbags to Fire Station No. 4 on Carbon Canyon Road at Canon Lane, and

to Fire Station No. 2, located on Butterfield Ranch Road at Sagebrush Street in Chino Hills. Citizens with

proof of residency will be issued 25 sandbags per household. Bring your own shovel to fill the sandbags. If

your property requires significant sandbagging, visit a local hardware store to purchase necessary supplies.

Some hardware stores provide free sandbags.

The City of Chino Hills has scheduled two Blood Drives, one on Wednesday,December 1st and another on Wednesday, February 9th from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m.,

at the Government Center parking lot located at 14000 City Center Drive. The Life Stream Blood Bank

will give blood donors a thank you gift. Donors must be at least 17 years of age, in good health, and weigh

at least 110 pounds. Blood donors should drink plenty of decaffeinated liquids prior to donating blood and

must present a valid photo identification. Medical personnel will check your temperature, blood pressure,

pulse, and iron level. If you meet eligibility requirements, about one pint of blood will be collected. Please

consider donating blood! Call (909) 364-2713 to reserve a time at the Blood Drive. Walk-ins are welcome.

Go Green This Holiday Season!Go Green This Holiday Season!

City Hall Blood Drives PlannedCity Hall Blood Drives PlannedDecember 1st & February 9thDecember 1st & February 9th

Sandbags AvailableSandbags Available

Chino Hills Disposal will pick up Christmas

trees for recycling from Monday, December

27th through Friday, January 7th. Remove all

decorations, nails, and the tree stand from your

tree and place it at the curb on the regular trash

day. Any tree taller than six feet tall must be

chopped in half and placed near or in the black

container. The trees will be turned into mulch,

which will be made available to residents at free

mulch giveaways several times during the year.

Tree RecyclingTree RecyclingChino Hills residents can order a

second gray recycling container

to handle the extra recyclables

generated by gift-wrapping,

holiday parties, and family

gatherings during the holiday season. The second

recyclable container is FREE and can be used for

holiday wrapping paper, boxes, cans, bottles, and

other recyclables. Green trash containers can also

be ordered for an additional $5.89 per month. To

order an additional container, or for a free bulky

item pick up, please call Chino Hills Disposal toll

free at (866) 238-2444. In most cases, an extracontainer can be delivered within 10 working days.

Chino Hills Disposal requires customers to keep

the extra container for a minimum of six months or

pay a service charge.

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Staff will be available on-call to respond to emergencies just as they are on weekends and other holidays.

In addition, water and sewer employees will be scheduled during the December closure to keep water and

sewer facilities running smoothly.

The City has declared a citation-free period for street

sweeping day parking violations in order to accommodate

the extra visitors expected in Chino Hills neighborhoods

during the holiday season. The City will not issue street

sweeping parking tickets on Thursday, November 25th;

Friday, November 26th; and from Monday,December 20th through Friday, December

31st. Enforcement will start again on

Monday, January 3rd. Other types of

parking tickets may be issued during

this time period as this applies only to

street sweeping day parking tickets.

Need a passport? Please be aware

that City Hall will suspend its

Passport Acceptance services

between Monday, December 13th and Friday

December 31st. At all other times, regular

passport hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday; 7:30 a.m.

to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday; and 7:30 a.m. to 3:30

p.m. on Friday. Visit the City Clerks Office

at City Hall, 14000 City Center Drive to apply

for, or renew your passport. The City Clerks

Office also takes passport photos. For more

information, please call the passport information

hotline at (909) 364-2628 or visit the passport

information website at www.travel.state.gov.

In light of the importance of some types of services the City provides, City staff will continue to respond

on call to handle new requests for water service and requests to close water service accounts betweenFriday, December 23rd and Friday, December 31st when City offices will be closed for the holidays.

Customers who would like to establish or cancel water service will be directed to call (909) 364-2800

to make arrangements with the on call staff member. During the closure, the City will not process

delinquent utility bill notices, nor will they lock-off water service. Customers are encouraged to pay

utility bills due during the closure to avoid having their water service locked-off when normal business

resumes on January 3rd.

Some limited building inspections may also be scheduled during the closure, depending upon the

circumstances of the project. To request additional information or make an inspection appointment, please

call (909) 364-2780.

City Facility ClosuresCity Facility ClosuresCity Hall & City YardCity Hall & City Yard

McCoy Equestrian & Recreation CenterMcCoy Equestrian & Recreation CenterThanksgiving:

November 25th & 26th

December:

December 23rd 31st

Closed: 11/25, 12/25, 1/1

Open: 8:00 a.m. to Noon

12/24 & 12/31

8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

11/26, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29, 12/30

Street Sweeping ParkingStreet Sweeping ParkingEnforcement Takes a HolidayEnforcement Takes a Holiday

Water Customer Service & Building Inspections ContinueWater Customer Service & Building Inspections Continueon a Limited Basis During December Closureon a Limited Basis During December Closure

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Shop Chino Hills First! Dont forget to do your holiday shopping in Chino Hills. When

you shop in Chino Hills 1% of the 8.75% sales tax you pay is returned directly to the

Citys general fund to support City services. If you plan to spend $600 on taxable holiday

purchases for items like gifts, wrapping paper, beverages, paper goods, or even new

towels for your guests, $6 will be returned to the City. It may not sound like much, butwhen that amount is multiplied by over 23,000 households in Chino Hills collectively, holiday shopping

may have just paid for one more Deputy to patrol Chino Hills for one year! Visit www.chinohills.org/

ShoppingCenterDirectory to view our Chino Hills Shopping Center & Office Directory.

Residents are invited to attend a Community

Meeting of the Neighborhood NetworkProgram. The Citys Recreation Division will

present an overview of their operations and

functions. Information regarding programs

such as sports programs; facility rentals;

special events; and activities for youth, adults,

and active adults will be discussed. The

meeting will be held on Thursday, February

10th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the

McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center,

14280 Peyton Drive. For more information,

please call (909) 364-2700.

This series of workshops offers a well-rounded overview of municipal government and the services and

resources that are available to residents. The Citizens Academy consists of four two-hour training sessions.

Students are asked to attend all sessions. The registration deadline is February 22nd.The registration deadline is February 22nd.Instructor: Bonnie Michaels

Location: City Hall Community Room

14000 City Center Drive

Days: Mondays

Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.

Ages: 16+

Fee: FREE

Class Code: 334803Class Code: 334803

Chino Hills Citizens AcademyChino Hills Citizens AcademyClass Schedule

February 28th Neighborhood NetworkProgram OverviewMarch 14th Government Overview:

Transparency & AccountabilityMarch 28th City Organization April 4th Neighborhood/Business Watch:

Tools and Resources

The City of Chino Hills and the City of Chino invite

you to attend a FREE workshop about Water Wise

Landscaping for the Home. This workshop will be

held on Saturday, November 20th from 9:00 a.m. to

12:30 p.m. at the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation

Center, 14280 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills. Participants

attending this workshop will learn how to reduce their

outdoor water use and get all the latest information

about landscaping design, plant selection, fertilizers,

and irrigation. Handouts, door prizes, and snacks will

be available. To register visit www.chinohills.org then

click on News & Announcements or call the Chino

Hills Public Works Department at (909) 364-2800.Registration ends November 15th.

Attention Chino Hills Residents...Attention Chino Hills Residents...

Neighborhood NetworkNeighborhood NetworkCommunity MeetingCommunity MeetingWater Wise LandscapingWater Wise Landscapingfor the Home Workshopfor the Home Workshop


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Its time to prepare for the coming rainy season. Please take a moment to review the

important information listed below including communication tools that the City uses to

provide information to residents and steps you can take to get ready for winter storms.

Take advantage of the Citys E-Notify feature on

the City website at www.chinohills.org/E-Notify.

Select from a list of options to receive e-mail

or text message updates on road closures and

emergency alerts. You can even select an option

to get updates on field conditions for youth sports

fields in Chino Hills.

Add the Citys Road Closure and Emergency

Conditions hotline to your cell phone contact

list - (909) 364-2828 and call the hotline to get

updates on road closures and emergencies.

Visit the City Website for Emergency Information www.chinohills.orgImportant information is posted under News and Announcements on the homepage.

If a major emergency condition exists, the emergency alert signal, visible on every

page of the website, will change from green, to flashing red. This tool is activated

only for major emergency conditions. Click on the flashing red light for information.

City TV 3 / 41 is another source of information provided by the City of Chino Hills. Time Warner

subscribers may view channel 3. Verizon subscribers may view channel 41.

Be Ready For Winter WeatherBe Ready For Winter Weather

Sign-up for E-Notify Use the Road Closure / EmergencyConditions Hotline

Make sure yard drains and rain gutters are

clear and working before the rain. Plan ahead

if you need sandbags to protect your property.

See page 4 for information on free sandbags.

Check Drainage Systems at Home

Take note of storm drains in your neighborhood.

City crews travel throughout the City during

the fall and winter months to ensure that storm

drains and V-ditches on slopes are clear. If storm

drains in your neighborhood appear clogged with

leaves, call the City Yard at (909) 364-2800 to

request service.

Check Neighborhood Storm Drains

Some areas are more likely to flood than others

so plan to avoid those areas during periods of

heavy rain. Examples: Eucalyptus Ave. from

Pipeline Ave. past Litel Elementary

School to Chino Hills Community

Park; Peyton Dr. between

Morningfield Dr. and

Eucalyptus Ave.; and Pipeline

Ave. near Glenridge Dr. and

near The Courts development.

Avoid Flooded Areas During Storms

EmergencyAlert

Flooded

Surf the Internet and expand

your knowledge about safetyduring storms. For example, did

you know you should avoid using

corded telephone lines and electrical

appliances during thunderstorms? Wires can

conduct electricity so if lightning strikes,

phone lines and electrical appliance wires

could carry the current. Learn how to stay

safe if you are outdoors during a storm.

Gain Knowledge


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Each year the Chino Hills community looks forward to Chino Hills Day at the L.A. County Fair. Many

special traditions make the day memorable. The opportunity to honor local Community Heroes is the most

inspiring part of the day. This year the L.A. County Fair Association, and the Chino Hills community

honored two amazing individuals for their achievement and their contributions that help make Chino Hills

an extraordinary place to in which live!

Irma Wickman Community HeroIrma Wickman, a dedicated volunteer in the City, is the 2010 Community Hero.

She has volunteered in support of the City, schools, youth, service groups,

and military personnel. Irmas long-time volunteer support of Chino Hills has

included being an on call person at City events. She has also volunteered

at City Hall as the receptionist and has provided clerical support. She keeps

Peyton Drive clean as part of our Roadway Adoption Program. Irma raisedfunds to purchase a road sign for Highway 71 when a section of the freeway was

named to honor her late husband, Mayor Mike Wickman and the late Major Jim

Thalman. She volunteers at Michael G. Wickman Elementary school and she

supports the Wickman Educational Foundation, which provides computers for

kids who do not have access to computers. Irma also supports men and women serving in the armed forces

by volunteering at the Ontario USO greeting military personnel. Beyond her volunteer work, she quietly

donates financial support to service groups including Chino Hills Citizens on Patrol, Chino Valley Young

Marines, and the Wickman Educational Foundation. The City is fortunate to have such a dedicated, caring

individual who works hard to make a difference in our community.

Nicole Wechsler Youth Community HeroNicole Wechsler is a 16 year-old junior at Chino Hills High School who loves to

serve her community. From a young age, Nicole had a great willingness to help

others. In elementary school she tutored students and raised money to purchase

school supplies. In junior high she served as a student member of the PTSA Board

and volunteered at the Library and Registration Office. Now, as a high school

student, Nicole is advocating for a pool so future students can enjoy the benefits

of water sports and extra-curricular activities. Nicole has also been active in Girl

Scouts where she has been a camp counselor. She also made hygiene baskets

for women at the House of Ruth and blankets for their children. Nicole earnedher Girl Scout Silver Award and is currently working to earn her Gold Award by raising $4,000 to replace

the flooring at the Girl Scout house. She has made meals for cancer patients, volunteered at the Inland

Valley Humane Society, helped with the Special Olympics at Cal Poly Pomona, and supported the Ronald

McDonald House Charities. Nicole is a great example of how a young person can make a huge difference

in their own community.

2010 Chino Hills Community Heroes are Honored2010 Chino Hills Community Heroes are Honored


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Many people in Chino Hills enjoy the companionship of a four-legged friend. If you enjoy

the company of a dog, please be sure to keep your dog on a leash when out in public. The

law requires a dog to be on a leash, six feet or less in length, and under the control of a

competent person. It is against the law to let your dog off leash in any public place

including all City parks, school properties, vacant land, commercial centers, andopen space areas. Even if you consider your dog friendly, they must be on a

leash and under your control. Unleashed dogs can cause anxiety for other dog

owners and people who may be fearful of dogs in general.

The City of Chino Hills encourages residents to help do their part to prevent

storm water pollution. Runoff from urban water uses flows untreated through the

storm drain system. Anything thrown, swept, or poured into the streets, gutters or

catch basins can flow directly into our water channels, creeks, and the ocean. This

includes pollutants like trash, yard and pet waste, motor oil, construction debris,

runoff tainted with pesticides and fertilizers, paint from brushes and containersrinsed in the gutter, and toxic household chemicals. Urban water runoff pollution

can contaminate the ocean and cause beach closures and harm to the aquatic life.

The debris can also clog gutters and catch basins, which increases the risk of

flooding. To learn more about how to stop storm water pollution, visit the County of

San Bernardinos award-winning website at www.sbcountystormwater.org. Sign up

for e-updates to receive tips on how to stop storm water pollution.

Even Friendly Fidos Must Be On a LeashEven Friendly Fidos Must Be On a Leash

Do Your Part to Prevent Storm Water Pollution!Do Your Part to Prevent Storm Water Pollution!

All homes are at risk of being burglarized even in the 13th Safest City in the

United States Chino Hills. Homes that provide criminals with an opportunity

to sneak onto the premises undetected, or that allow easy access due to poor

security locks, or open / unlocked doors and windows, are at a higher risk of

being targeted. Homes that have green belts or open space areas behind them

also fall into the higher risk category. Residents whose properties have these

characteristics should consider installing high-quality locks and motion-sensor

lights, and trimming landscaping that could provide cover for a criminal.

Watch out for a new ploy that criminals are using to identify unoccupied homes. The criminals will knock

on the door to see if anyone is home. If someone answers the door, the burglar will have a story ready like

I found this cell phone on the sidewalk - is it yours? If no one answers the door, the burglar kicks in the

door or moves to the backyard to break into the home and steal property. The driver will be waiting nearby

for a quick get-away and the thieves will be gone in just a few minutes. For your own safety, the Chino

Hills Police Department is recommending that you speak through the door, even if you decide not to openthe door, so the visitor will know that someone is home.

Keep Your Home & Neighborhood SafeKeep Your Home & Neighborhood Safe


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Omnitrans is a public transportation agency that has served the San Bernardino Valley since 1976. Omnitrans

carries over 15 million passengers each year throughout its 480-square mile service area. For services offered

in Chino Hills, see below or visit Omnitrans website at omnitrans.org for complete ride schedules.

In September Omnitrans started its new OmniGo Your Hometown Shuttle servicefor Chino Hills residents. This new service will connect Chino Hills residents to Ayala

High School, Chino Hills High School, Chaffey College, the Chino Hills Government

Center, and many key shopping destinations. OmniGo will also provide direct access to Omnitrans bus

service throughout the San Bernardino Valley at the Chino Transit Center. For route information visit

Omnitrans website at omnitrans.org.

IE511.org is your passport to great mobility. IE511 delivers information that will help you

get where you want to go anywhere in Southern California. Real-time traffic information

for all of Southern California means you can know before you go and make the route choice that is rightfor you. Get travel times, incident reports, and check out conditions using freeway cameras. IE511 helps

you leave your car at home by putting information about alternative transportation opportunities right at

your fingertips with online bus and rail trip planners, including Metrolink, that give you door-to-door routing

options. If you are looking for alternatives, IE511 makes it easy for you to take the train, bus, carpool,

vanpool, or bicycle. You can also connect on the go, by calling IE511 from anywhere in the Inland Empire

or on your mobile device at www.IE511.org. To call IE511 from anywhere in Southern California or

nationwide, call (877) MYIE511.

Omnitrans Bus Services in Chino HillsOmnitrans Bus Services in Chino Hills

OmniGo - Your Hometown Shuttle!OmniGo - Your Hometown Shuttle!

Inland Empire Traffic Alerts IE511.orgInland Empire Traffic Alerts IE511.org

OmniGo

OmniLink

Omnitrans Bus Route 65

Reservations RequiredReservations Required, call (800) 330-6242 Curb-to-curb service

Mini-buses are lift equipped

Shuttle service to various Chino Hills

destinations on a fixed route

Direct access to bus service throughout the

San Bernardino Valley at the Chino Transit Center

Every 30 MinutesMonday - Friday 4:44 a.m. - 10:40 p.m.

Every 60 Minutes

Saturday 6:14 a.m. - 7:10 p.m.

Sunday 6:14 a.m. - 6:10 p.m.


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Southern California Edison (SCE) started construction of the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Line in

October after the Appellate Court denied the Citys request for an injunction to stop construction while

the Citys Appeal is pending. The Citys Appeal remains active and the case could be heard by the court

sometime within the next 18 months. The courts are facing furlough days and cutbacks so it is difficult to

project when the case will be heard. According to SCE, construction will continue through December of

2011. Residents with questions regarding construction may contact SCE directly by calling Region ManagerLydia Roman at (909) 930-8501. To review a list of construction activities, visit www.chinohills.org/TRTP.

The City of Chino Hills oversees a regular program of road maintenance with the commitment to make

an annual investment in the road system in order to extend the useful life of the pavement. High-quality

maintenance projects seal the roadway and significantly reduce the breakdown of the pavement caused by

weather and traffic. Three projects were completed during the summer and fall months.

Peyton Drive from Woodview Road to Chino Hills Parkway was improved with a 3/8-inch rubberized

interlayer membrane, followed by the application of a rubberized asphalt overlay. This application lasts

longer than conventional asphalt concrete. This $854,000 project was funded by the Measure I half-cent

sales tax, first approved by voters in 1989 to fund transportation projects in San Bernardino County.

A second project funded by Measure I was the annual street improvement project which focused on

Eucalyptus Avenue from Chino Hills Community Park to its west end near Rancho Hills Drive. The

$288,000 project included crack sealing and pavement repairs followed by the application of rubberized

slurry seal or asphalt overlay.

The third street improvement project improved Peyton Drive from Royal Ridge Road (north of Grand

Avenue) north to the City boundary at SR-71. This $539,000 project added a second left turn lane from

southbound Peyton Drive to eastbound Chino Avenue, and northbound Peyton Drive to westbound Chino

Avenue. This project included crack sealing, pavement repairs, and a full width asphalt overlay. Fundingwas provided by Proposition 1B, a Statewide bond initiative to build infrastructure.

Work on the next phase (2b) of the Citys project to improve Peyton Drive is expected to begin in December.

Peyton Drive will be expanded to six lanes between English Road and Eucalyptus Avenue. The project also

includes installation of curb and gutter improvements, streetlights, and sidewalks on the west side of Peyton

Drive. Most work will occur behind k-rail within the future right-of-way. A landscaped median will be

added. Two-way traffic will be maintained at all times. Travel lanes will shift periodically to accommodate

construction. The project is expected to be under construction for approximately four months. Rememberto take advantage of the City websites E-Notify feature to receive project updates via e-mail or text. Visit

www.chinohills.org/E-Notify and click on Peyton Corridor Traffic Impacts. The City has installed a

webcam in the project area to provide real-time road conditions 24/7. So avoid Peyton Drive if you can or

check the webcam at www.chinohills.org/PeytonWebcam.

Phase 3 of the Peyton corridor improvement project will expand Peyton Drive from Eucalyptus Avenue south

to Chino Hills Parkway to four lanes. This phase may begin in late spring next year and includes extensive

work on the Chino Creek Channel.

Court Denied Citys Petition to Stop TRTP ConstructionCourt Denied Citys Petition to Stop TRTP Construction

City Focuses on Street ProjectsCity Focuses on Street Projects

Peyton Drive CorridorPeyton Drive Corridor


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The Chino Hills Volunteer Service Program was established in 1993. Volunteers contribute significantly to

the quality of life in Chino Hills by donating their time and effort to benefit the community.

Spotlight OnSpotlight OnHighlighted VolunteersHighlighted Volunteers

Noel MayfieldNoel Mayfield has been selected as the Highlighted Volunteer for the month of October.He became a volunteer with the Chino Hills Police Department in 2004 as a member of

the Citizens on Patrol (COP). Noel first learned about the COP program when he drove

by the station and saw a recruiting banner. He thought it would be a good opportunity to

volunteer for the City. He was looking for something to do since he was newly retired.

Noel volunteers over 500 hours each year and his duties include coordinating DUI and

drivers license safety checkpoints; assisting with traffic control during the rainy season

and for special events like the holiday boat parade; providing traffic enforcement; and

protecting crime scenes. Noel was elected to serve as the Commander of the COP Unit, a position he hasheld for the past three years. What Noel enjoys most about volunteering is how fun it is getting to learn

about his City. He also enjoys hanging out with his wife Linda, also a COP volunteer, when they patrol

together. In 2009, Noel was the Co-volunteer of the Year for the Police Department, an honor he shares

with is wife. Noel was awarded the COP Coordinators Choice Award in 2007, named the Citys Highlighted

Volunteer in January of 2007, and COP of the Year in 2004. Noel and his wife Linda have been married for

35 years. They have one adult son and have been Chino Hills residents for over 35 years.

Julie Fernandez and Sharon FradellaJulie Fernandez and Sharon Fradella have been selected as the HighlightedVolunteers for the month of November. These sisters joined the Chino Hills

Auxiliary Radio Team (CHART) together in 2009. They both had been eager

to receive their Ham Radio licenses, and help carry on a family tradition. Theirparents, Jack and Shirley Pattison, were both Ham Radio Operators starting in the

1950s. As Julie and Sharon became more involved with CHART, they realized

how rewarding it was to communicate with others and to help the community.

They both received their Ham Radio Licenses in May of 2010 and took over their parents call signs.

Julie and her husband Hector have been Chino Hills residents for 12 years. They have two sons and four

grandchildren. Sharon, and her son Garrison have been Chino Hills residents for 13 years. Both Julie and

Sharon are delighted to carry on their family tradition while volunteering for their community.

Linda Henze-StaleyLinda Henze-Staley has been selected as our Highlighted Volunteer for the month ofSeptember. Linda has been volunteering on the Graffiti Abatement Team since June of

2009. She read about the Graffiti Program in the City News & Recreation Brochure.

She noticed graffiti in her neighborhood while walking her dogs, and decided to call the

graffiti hotline. Linda eventually joined the Graffiti Abatement Team to help do her part

to keep her community beautiful and safe. Linda is also a graduate of the Chino Hills

Citizens Academy and she found it highly informative. She said the classes really opened

her eyes about how her City functions. Linda has been married to her husband George

for 26 years. They have three children, four grandchildren, and two mini poodles, Randy

and Sandy. Linda retired from AT&T as a Manager in Engineering after 35 years of service. Linda enjoys

visiting her cabin in Big Bear, shopping and having lunch with friends, gardening, sewing, and decoratingfor the holidays. Linda and her family have been Chino Hills residents since 1979.


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Name: Company Name (if applicable):

Address:

Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: Fax:

E-mail: Number of families you would like to adopt:

Family Size: Small (2-4) Medium (4-6) Large (6 & Up) Gift Card

Donate to Adopt-A-Family!Donate to Adopt-A-Family!

Adopt-A-Family Donation FormAdopt-A-Family Donation Form

We Need Your Help...We Need Your Help...We have located families in Chino Hills that are unable to provide food, clothing, and toys for their

families this Christmas. We are asking families, local businesses, and community groups to adopt one ormore of these families to provide them with the items they need so they may have a happy holiday season.

If you are unable to adopt a family, but would like to donate a gift card to be used to purchase gifts for a

family, you may complete a form online or the form below and mail or drop off the gift card at City of

Chino Hills, Attn: Adopt-A-Family, 14000 City Center Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709.

How It Works...How It Works...You may choose to adopt a small, medium, or large-sized family. You will receive the familys wish list

for Christmas no earlier than Friday, November 5, after all interviews have been conducted. To ensureTo ensureequality among all adopted families, a minimum of four items and up to a maximum of six items per childequality among all adopted families, a minimum of four items and up to a maximum of six items per childwill be accepted.will be accepted. An equal ratio between clothes and other items is requested (i.e. Six total items arepurchased, three of which are clothing and the remaining three items are toys).

Drop Off Information...Drop Off Information...Where:McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center When: Tuesday, December 7

14280 Peyton Drive 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Wrapped gifts will not be accepted before or after this date.

Important Tips...Important Tips...Please be sure when you purchase items on the wish list that the childrens gifts are your priority. You are

welcome to purchase gifts for the parents as well. Clothing is always a priority, as many of the families do

not have proper shoes, socks, jackets, etc. for the winter months. We ask that you purchase new clothing

and toys only. No used donations will be accepted. If you would like to donate food for the families,

please purchase a gift card to a local grocery store. Canned goods and other food items are not permitted.

Contact Information...Contact Information...All forms must be submitted by December 4. If you have additional questions, please call Lyna Thoeun at

(909) 364-2704. You may also fax the form to (909) 364-2735.


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During the holiday season, Santa and his helpers visit homes in the City of Chino Hills bringing candy canes, smiles, and laughter

to all they see. Reservations begin Monday, November 8 at the Founders Recreation Center, 2000 Founders Drive and are on aReservations begin Monday, November 8 at the Founders Recreation Center, 2000 Founders Drive and are on afirst come, first serve basis. Space is limited so register early! Please note that allfirst come, first serve basis. Space is limited so register early! Please note that allreservations will be taken at Founders Recreation Center.reservations will be taken at Founders Recreation Center.

Special EventsSpecial Events

The Chino Hills Holiday Home Decorating Contest is a great way toThe Chino Hills Holiday Home Decorating Contest is a great way toshow off your community pride and light up this special season. Itsshow off your community pride and light up this special season. Itsalso a perfect family project for the entire family to enjoy! So, pullalso a perfect family project for the entire family to enjoy! So, pullout your Santa, sleds, reindeers, wreaths, and dont forget the lights!out your Santa, sleds, reindeers, wreaths, and dont forget the lights!Judging will be based on following criteria and there will be oneJudging will be based on following criteria and there will be onewinner for each category:winner for each category:

Registration begins Monday, November 15, and will take place atRegistration begins Monday, November 15, and will take place atFounders Recreation Center, the Government Center RecreationFounders Recreation Center, the Government Center RecreationDivision, or online atDivision, or online at www.chinohills.orgwww.chinohills.org. Deadline for all entries. Deadline for all entriesis Sunday, December 12. You may include a digital photo with youris Sunday, December 12. You may include a digital photo with yournomination form to assist with the judging process.nomination form to assist with the judging process.Community judges will venture in to the hills the week of DecemberCommunity judges will venture in to the hills the week of December13 and the winners will be notified by December 17. All winners will13 and the winners will be notified by December 17. All winners willbe recognized at the January 11, 2011 City Council Meeting.be recognized at the January 11, 2011 City Council Meeting.

Holiday HomeHoliday HomeDecorating ContestDecorating Contest

Best Holiday Spirit * Most Energy EfficientBest Animation

All Chino Hills residents are eligible for thisFREE activity!

Santa Makes House CallsSanta Makes House CallsRegular VisitsRegular Visits

December 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19Visits available between 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.

*Each visit is limited to 15 minutes

$40 per visit (parties less than 20)$50 per visit (parties of 20+)

* A minimum of three reservations per nightMUST be scheduled for Santa to visit.

Register for SummerRegister for SummerDay Camp in the SpringDay Camp in the SpringBrochure!Brochure!

Special requests for visits will be considered based on SantasSpecial requests for visits will be considered based on Santasavailability. Prices will vary depending on days and timesavailability. Prices will vary depending on days and timesneeded. Only the last two evening time slots will be availableneeded. Only the last two evening time slots will be availablefor two consecutive reservations resulting in a one half hour visitfor two consecutive reservations resulting in a one half hour visitwith Santa and depending on schedule availability.with Santa and depending on schedule availability.


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FREEREE!

Ro ck inAroundtheIceSkatingR inkRockinAroundtheIceSkatingRink

Calling all Bakers! We are looking for people who can make yummy sweets. There will be prizes for the TASTIEST treats!

Entry InformationEntries are due on Friday, December 3 at McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. for judging.Awards will be presented on Saturday, December 4 at the Tree Lighting Ceremony event.

Entries must be displayed on sturdy paper plates or cardboard bases which extend slightly beyond the base of the baked item.

Do not use china or glass as these items will not be returned.

Recipe, name, address, and phone number must be typed or computer printed on a 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper.

No baked items will be returned to the exhibitor.Each entry is $2. Only one entry may be submitted per age division.Each entry is $2. Only one entry may be submitted per age division.

Tasty Treats Holiday Bake-OffTasty Treats Holiday Bake-Off


ScheduleofEventsScheduleofEvents4:00to8:00p.m.4:00to8:00p.m.ArtsandCraf

ts

FacePainting

*TastyTreatsBake-OffAw

ards

*IceSkating

6:00to8:00p.m.6:00to8:00p.m.TreeLighting

Ceremony

VisitswithSanta

*AllactivitiesareFREE,ex

cept

foriceskating&Bake-Off.

Celebrate the holiday season with residents of Chino Hills at the Citys Tree Lighting Ceremony. Come

enjoy live entertainment, arts and crafts projects, face painting, Tasty Treats Holiday Bake-Off awards,craft vendors, and a special visit from Santa Claus! See more information below on how to pre-register for

the Tasty Treats Bake-Off.

Saturday, December 4

4:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Chino Hills Government Center14000 City Center Drive

All Ages Welcome

$8 for one 20 minute ice skating session$8 for one 20 minute ice skating session(includes figure skates or hockey skates)(includes figure skates or hockey skates)* Only one ice skating session per person.

* Pre-registration is encouraged as space is limited.

#1: 4:10 to 4:30 p.m. #5: 6:10 to 6:30 p.m.

#2: 4:40 to 5:00 p.m. #6: 6:40 to 7:00 p.m.

#3: 5:10 to 5:30 p.m. #7: 7:10 to 7:30 p.m.

#4: 5:40 to 6:00 p.m. #8: 7:40 to 8:00 p.m.

Class Code: 351901 01-08Class Code: 351901 01-08

Ice Skating Sessions

Age DivisionsAge DivisionsParent & Me (3-5 years, with parents assistance)

Youth (6-12 years) * Adult (13+)

Active Adult (50+)

CategoriesCategoriesChristmas Cookies * Brownies * Fudge * Cupcakes

Chocolate Chip Cookies * Gingerbread House

Flat or Layered Cake

We will be accepting a limited number of craft/cooking vendors for this event. If you are interested in more

information, regarding a booth please call the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center at (909) 548-0868.

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Come and join us for a fun-filled day of equestrian

competition. The horse show is open to all breeds of horses

and all ages of exhibitors. Featuring both English and

Western riding competitions, along with Halter conformation

classes, these events are open to the public and are free of

charge for spectators. Registration opens at 8:00 a.m. and

the first event will start at 9:00 a.m. In the event of rain, the

event will be cancelled. For further information, please callFor further information, please callthe McCoy Equestrian Center at (909) 548-0868.the McCoy Equestrian Center at (909) 548-0868.Instructor: City Recreation Staff

Location: McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center

14280 Peyton Drive

Date: Sunday, February 27Sunday, February 27Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Fees: $10 entry fee per event + $5 grounds fee +

$5 California state drug assessment fee

Santa is making a special visit fromthe North Pole to have Breakfast

with his Chino Hills friends!

Bring the entire family for a

pancake breakfast, provided

by the Chino Hills Kiwanis Club.

We will also have craft projects,

face painting, a candy guess, and

photos with Santa. Children must be

accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required asPre-registration is required asspace is limited. Registration is required by December 8.space is limited. Registration is required by December 8.Location: McCoy Equestrian CenterLocation: McCoy Equestrian Center14280 Peyton Drive14280 Peyton DriveDate:Date: Saturday, December 11Saturday, December 11Time: First Seating: 8:30-10:00 a.m.Time: First Seating: 8:30-10:00 a.m.Second Seating: 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.*Second Seating: 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.**Must meet a minimum of 50 participants*Must meet a minimum of 50 participantsFee: 01: $10 per personFee: 01: $10 per person02: Children under one year are FREE!02: Children under one year are FREE!

Breakfast with SantaBreakfast with SantaChristmas is a very busy time of year for Santa, so he askedhis friends at the City of Chino Hills to lend him a hand

and forward all the letters from children in Chino Hills to

the North Pole! Letters can be dropped off at our Special

Mailboxes at Founders Recreation Center or at

City Hall-Recreation. Each child will receive a personalized

letter from Santa. Please allow one week for delivery.

Letters to Santa begins Friday, November 26 and must beLetters to Santa begins Friday, November 26 and must besent by residents no later than Monday, December 13 in ordersent by residents no later than Monday, December 13 in orderfor Santa to respond before Christmas.for Santa to respond before Christmas.

Letters to SantaLetters to Santa

*Only Chino Hills Residents are eligible for this activity.*Only Chino Hills Residents are eligible for this activity.

Mailing Address:Mailing Address:Santa Claus-North PoleSanta Claus-North Polec/o Recreation Divisionc/o Recreation Division14000 City Center Drive14000 City Center DriveChino Hills, CA 91709Chino Hills, CA 91709

Free!Free!

February FrolicFebruary FrolicHorse ShowHorse ShowLove is in the air, and what better way to celebrate than at the

Hugs & Kisses Valentine Tea Party? Dress up in your fanciest

apparel and join us while we enjoy delicious snacks, play

Valentine games, make arts and craft projects, and create a

very special Valentine treat. All children must be accompanied

by an adult. Pre-registration is required as space is limited.Registration is required by January 21.Registration is required by January 21.Instructor: City Recreation Staff

Location: McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center

14280 Peyton Drive

Date: Saturday, February 5Saturday, February 5Time: 10:00-11:30 a.m.

Ages: All ages welcome

Fee: 01: $10 per child

02: $7 per adult

03: Children under one year are FREE!

Class Code: 351501 01-03351501 01-03

Hugs & KissesHugs & KissesValentine Tea PartyValentine Tea PartyClass CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime352101 01-02 All ages welcome 8:30-10:00 a.m.352101 01-02 All ages welcome 8:30-10:00 a.m.352102 01-02 All ages welcome 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.352102 01-02 All ages welcome 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.


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Dust off your running shoes and join us for the City of Chino Hills 6th annual Youth Track and Field Meet! Sign up and

participate in running and/or field events, with the chance to qualify for the Inland Valley Track Meet. Participate as an individual

or check to see if your school will be registering a team. Registration is open only to children who attend school in the City of

Chino Hills boundaries or who live in Chino Hills. The Ayala High School Booster Club will be onsite selling items at the snack

bar.

Registration will be taken February 28-March 25 at the City Hall Recreation Office ONLY. Early registration will NOT beRegistration will be taken February 28-March 25 at the City Hall Recreation Office ONLY. Early registration will NOT beaccepted. A birth certificate is also needed at the time of registration. No registrations will be taken on site the day of the event.accepted. A birth certificate is also needed at the time of registration. No registrations will be taken on site the day of the event.Location: Ayala High School TrackLocation: Ayala High School Track14255 Peyton Drive14255 Peyton DriveDate:Date: Saturday, April 16Saturday, April 16Time: All participants check in at 8:00 a.m.Time: All participants check in at 8:00 a.m.Ages: Girls and boys born between 1996-2004Ages: Girls and boys born between 1996-2004Fee: Individuals: $8 per participant (includes 2 events)Fee: Individuals: $8 per participant (includes 2 events)School-Based teams: $8 per participant (includes 2 events and a relay)School-Based teams: $8 per participant (includes 2 events and a relay)

City of Chino HillsCity of Chino Hills6th Annual Youth Track & Field Meet6th Annual Youth Track & Field Meet

Its snowing in Chino Hills! Join us for our 5th annual Winter Wonderland as we play in the snow, make snowmen, and sled

down our snowy hills. Enjoy games, face painting, and fun winter crafts, all while playing in the snow. Vendors will be onsitewith tasty treats to purchase.

Pre-sale wristbands will be available until Friday, January 28.Pre-sale wristbands will be available until Friday, January 28. Each individual who wishes to participate in the days activitiesmust purchase a wristband. Children under the age of 3 must be accompanied by a paying adult on all

sled runs. Sleds will be provided. Outside sleds and snowboards willOutside sleds and snowboards will notnot be permitted.be permitted.Location: Crossroads Park

2765 Chino Hills Parkway

Date: Saturday, January 29Saturday, January 29Time: 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Age: All ages welcome

Fee: 01: Residents pre-sale: $8 per participant

02: Non-residents pre-sale: $10 per participant

*At the door Residents fee: $10 per participant*At the door Residents fee: $10 per participant*At the door Non-residents fee: $15 per participant*At the door Non-residents fee: $15 per participantClass Code: 352201 01-02Class Code: 352201 01-02

Snow DaySnow Day

CheckouttheCheckouttheSpringBrochureforSpringBrochureformoreinformation!moreinformation!

Participants are encouraged to pre-register, as there are a limited number of wristbands available.Participants are encouraged to pre-register, as there are a limited number of wristbands available.Wristbands will only be available at the door if space permits.Wristbands will only be available at the door if space permits.


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Children are introduced to valuable developmental and

socialization skills. Children participate in a variety of

creative activities including games, craft projects, story time,

and supervised free time. Children must be potty trained.Children must be potty trained.Please bring a snack to class each day. Please read thePlease bring a snack to class each day. Please read thefollowing important information.following important information.

Level I: Age 3 by January 4, 2011

Level II: Age 4 by December 2, 2010 & eligible to enter

Kindergarten in Fall 2011.

Dates: January 3-February 11

*NO CLASS: January 17

Fee/Length: Level I (T/TH): $82/6 weeks

Level II (MWF): $92/6 weeks

Founders Recreation CenterFounders Recreation CenterInstructors: Laurie Wager and Jessica Mortorff

Location: 2000 Founders Drive

Class CodeClass Code DayDay LevelLevel TimeTime310101 T/Th I 9:00-11:00 a.m.310101 T/Th I 9:00-11:00 a.m.310102 T/Th I 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.310102 T/Th I 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.310103 MWF II 9:00-11:00 a.m.310103 MWF II 9:00-11:00 a.m.310104 MWF II 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.310104 MWF II 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Mystic Canyon Community BuildingMystic Canyon Community BuildingInstructors: MWF: Mary Crawford and Becky Willis

T/TH: Mary Crawford and Staff

Location: 6424 Mystic Canyon Drive

Class CodeClass Code DayDay LevelLevel TimeTime310201 T/Th I 9:00-11:00 a.m.310201 T/Th I 9:00-11:00 a.m.310202 T/Th I 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.310202 T/Th I 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.310203 MWF II 9:00-11:00 a.m.310203 MWF II 9:00-11:00 a.m.310204 MWF II 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.310204 MWF II 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Registration Information:Open registration for Winter begins Monday, December 6at7:30 a.m. at Founders Recreation Center. Birth certificates

are required.

This class is designed to help prepare your child for

kindergarten. It will focus on language

development, writing skills, cutting

with scissors, and math concepts.

Students will be exposed to the

alphabet, sounds, numbers, and

will learn to write their name.This is not a parent participationThis is not a parent participationclass. A $10 material fee is due onclass. A $10 material fee is due onthe first day of class. Please bring athe first day of class. Please bring asnack to class each day.snack to class each day.Instructor: Jamila Williams & Sheila Maldonado

Location: Founders Recreation Center

2000 Founders Drive

Day/Dates: SaturdaysSaturdaysJanuary 22-February 26

Fee/Length: $85/6 weeks + $10 material fee due to the instructor

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge LevelLevel TimeTime314903 4 yrs Pre-K 8:30-10:30 a.m.314903 4 yrs Pre-K 8:30-10:30 a.m.314904 5 yrs Kindergarten 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.314904 5 yrs Kindergarten 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Get Ready, Set,Get Ready, Set,Go KindergartenGo Kindergarten

Toddler ActivitiesToddler Activities

Join the Little Chefs Cooking Club in making delicious treats

and desserts! Children will make edible creations as well as

a fun craft to take home! This is NOT a parent participationThis is NOT a parent participationclass. Children must be potty trained. Please bring a snackclass. Children must be potty trained. Please bring a snackto class each day.to class each day.Instructor: City Recreation Staff


2000 Founders Drive

Days/Dates: Mon/Wed OR Tues/ThurMon/Wed OR Tues/ThurFebruary 14-24

Fee/Length: $50/2 weeks

Little Chefs Cooking ClubLittle Chefs Cooking Club

Class CodeClass Code DayDay AgeAge TimeTime315013 T/Th 3-6 9:00-11:00 a.m.315013 T/Th 3-6 9:00-11:00 a.m.315001 T/Th 3-6 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.315001 T/Th 3-6 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.315002 M/W 3-6 9:00-11:00 a.m.315002 M/W 3-6 9:00-11:00 a.m.315003 M/W 3-6 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.315003 M/W 3-6 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

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SCATS, Diamond Elite,

invites you to join their

fantastic sport of gymnastics!

This class is perfect for beginner gymnasts. Athletes will

be taught on all Olympic apparatus, emphasizing physical

fitness and fun in our giant playground facility.

Instructor: SCATS, Diamond Elite Staff

Location: SCATS, Diamond Elite Gymnastics

14040 Central Avenue, Chino

Days/Dates: TuesdaysTuesdaysJanuary 4-February 22

WednesdaysWednesdaysJanuary 5-February 23


GymnasticsGymnasticsClassesClasses

Class CodeClass Code DayDay AgeAge TimeTime311026 Tue 3-4 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.311026 Tue 3-4 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.311025 Wed 5-6 3:30-4:30 p.m.311025 Wed 5-6 3:30-4:30 p.m.

This clinic is designed for little ones who

are tired of watching the big kids haveall the fun. The focus on many of the drills

will be to help build hand-eye coordination and

develop better balance while moving. Students

learn the basics such as forehand, backhand, volley,

and serve. Students need to supply a tennis racquet.Students need to supply a tennis racquet.Additional family members receive a $10 discount.Additional family members receive a $10 discount.Instructor: Tennis Anyone Staff

Location: Ayala High School Tennis Courts

14255 Peyton Drive

Days/Dates: Mondays and/or WednesdaysMondays and/or Wednesdays01: January 3-26

*NO CLASS: January 1702: January 31-February 23

*NO CLASS: February 21

Fee/Length: $62/1 day per week for 4 weeks

$77/2 days per week for 4 weeks

Pee Wee TennisPee Wee Tennis

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge Days per weekDays per week TimeTime311022 01-02 3-6 1 Day 6:00-6:45 p.m.311022 01-02 3-6 1 Day 6:00-6:45 p.m.311002 01-02 3-6 2 Days 6:00-6:45 p.m.311002 01-02 3-6 2 Days 6:00-6:45 p.m.

Join us in one, or more, of these fun and unique danceJoin us in one, or more, of these fun and unique danceclasses! Professional instructor, Dee Dee Kaplan, has 30+classes! Professional instructor, Dee Dee Kaplan, has 30+years of experience in dance, with a background in televisionyears of experience in dance, with a background in televisionmedia and theatre production.media and theatre production. Ballet, tap, and jazz are taughtthrough the inspiration of music. Development of positive

self-esteem and reassurance is emphasized. Black patent tapBlack patent tapand pink leather ballet shoes required for classes.and pink leather ballet shoes required for classes.Instructor: Dee Dee Kaplan


2000 Founders Drive

Start Date: 01: The week of January 3

02: The week of January 31

Fee/Length: Beg.: $33/4 weeks

Level I: $$40/4 weeks

Class CodeClass Code DayDay AgeAge LevelLevel TimeTime314321 01-02 Tue 3.5-5.5 Beg. 3:30-4:15 p.m.314321 01-02 Tue 3.5-5.5 Beg. 3:30-4:15 p.m.324348 01-02 Wed 4.5-5.5 Level I* 3:30-4:15 p.m.324348 01-02 Wed 4.5-5.5 Level I* 3:30-4:15 p.m.314301 01-02 Sat 3.5-5.5 Beg. 8:45-9:30 a.m.314301 01-02 Sat 3.5-5.5 Beg. 8:45-9:30 a.m.

All About DanceAll About Dance

*Level I classes are performing company classes.*Level I classes are performing company classes.Register ONLY with instructors approval.Register ONLY with instructors approval.


Do you want to learn how to ice skate? Join this beginning

class that will teach you to glide effortlessly, skate forward,

backward, spin, and stop. Youll also learn some very cool

moves. $3 skate rental fee is due each week, if needed.$3 skate rental fee is due each week, if needed.Students should wear gloves and warm clothing.Students should wear gloves and warm clothing. All publicskating sessions are offered to City Recreation participants

FREE of charge. You can skate seven days a week and pay

only $3 for skate rental.

Instructor: Ontario Ice Skating Rink Staff

Location: Ontario Ice Skating Rink1225 W. Holt Boulevard, Ontario

Start Date: The week of January 3


Ice Skating LessonsIce Skating Lessons

Class CodeClass Code DayDay AgeAge TimeTime311029 01 Thur 2-5 6:00-6:30 p.m.311029 01 Thur 2-5 6:00-6:30 p.m.311029 02 Sat 2-5 1:00-1:30 p.m.311029 02 Sat 2-5 1:00-1:30 p.m.


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These are beginning lessons that focus on thefundamentals of skating, stopping with the

puck, hockey positions, pivot turns, stick

handling, and shooting. All public skating

sessions are offered to City Recreation

participants FREE of charge. You can

skate seven days a week, while you are

in classes! Requirements: Skates,Requirements: Skates,hockey stick, and gloves. Skatehockey stick, and gloves. Skaterentals available for $3 per session.rentals available for $3 per session.Instructor: Ontario Ice Skating Rink Staff

Location: Ontario Ice Skating Rink

1225 W. Holt Boulevard, Ontario

Days/Dates: TuesdaysTuesdaysJanuary 4-February 22ThursdaysThursdaysJanuary 6-February 24


Ice Hockey LessonsIce Hockey Lessons

Class CodeClass Code DayDay AgeAge TimeTime321024 Tue 6-14 6:30-7:00 p.m.321024 Tue 6-14 6:30-7:00 p.m.311024 Thur 2-5 6:00-6:30 p.m.311024 Thur 2-5 6:00-6:30 p.m.

Learn to roller and blade skate! Students are taughtbeginning to advanced recreational skating, including

backward skating, and safety tips. Free skates are provided

during class, if needed. Parents must assist children if

they are not able to stand on skates. Each child receives

a certificate of completion at the end of the course. Four

free admission passes are included. These may be used to

practice what was learned in class during any of the public

skating sessions. A $2.50 skate rental will be charged if

skates are needed during public skate sessions.

Instructor: Skate Express Staff

Location: Skate Express

12356 Central Avenue, Chino

Day/Dates: SaturdaysSaturdaysJanuary 8-February 26


Gator Skate UniversityGator Skate University

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime311028 4-6 9:30-10:15 a.m.311028 4-6 9:30-10:15 a.m.

Your little one will learnthe basic fundamentals of

basketball, baseball, or soccer in

a non-competitive environment.

Children are taught the values of

team play and good sportsmanship in a

fun-filled atmosphere!

All participants will receive a T-shirt and end of seasonAll participants will receive a T-shirt and end of seasoncertificate.certificate.Instructor: City Recreation Staff



Monday Classes

Tuesday Classes

Wednesday Classes

Thursday Classes - On New Courts!

Saturday Classes

Pee Wee SportsPee Wee Sports

Location: Grand Avenue Park, 1301 Grand AvenueLocation: Grand Avenue Park, 1301 Grand AvenueClass CodeClass Code SportSport AgeAge TimeTime315630 Soccer 3-4 9:00-9:50 a.m.315630 Soccer 3-4 9:00-9:50 a.m.315730 Soccer 3-4 10:00-10:50 a.m.315730 Soccer 3-4 10:00-10:50 a.m.

Location: Community Park, 3280 Eucalyptus DriveLocation: Community Park, 3280 Eucalyptus DriveClass CodeClass Code SportSport AgeAge TimeTime310431 Soccer 3-4 3:00-3:50 p.m.310431 Soccer 3-4 3:00-3:50 p.m.316031 Soccer 5-6 4:00-4:50 p.m.316031 Soccer 5-6 4:00-4:50 p.m.

Location: Grand Avenue Park, 1301 Grand AvenueLocation: Grand Avenue Park, 1301 Grand AvenueClass CodeClass Code SportSport AgeAge TimeTime315830 Baseball 3-4 3:00-3:50 p.m.315830 Baseball 3-4 3:00-3:50 p.m.315930 Baseball 3-4 4:00-4:50 p.m.315930 Baseball 3-4 4:00-4:50 p.m.

Location: Grand Avenue Park, 1301 Grand AvenueLocation: Grand Avenue Park, 1301 Grand AvenueClass CodeClass Code SportSport AgeAge TimeTime316132 Basketball 3-4 3:00-3:50 p.m.316132 Basketball 3-4 3:00-3:50 p.m.316232 Basketball 5-6 4:00-4:50 p.m.316232 Basketball 5-6 4:00-4:50 p.m.

Location: Vellano Park, 16321 Aviano LaneLocation: Vellano Park, 16321 Aviano LaneClass CodeClass Code SportSport AgeAge TimeTime316332 Soccer 3-4 9:00-9:50 a.m.316332 Soccer 3-4 9:00-9:50 a.m.316432 Soccer 5-6 10:00-10:50 a.m.316432 Soccer 5-6 10:00-10:50 a.m.316532 Baseball 3-4 11:00-11:50 a.m.316532 Baseball 3-4 11:00-11:50 a.m.316632 Basketball 3-4 12:00-12:50 p.m.316632 Basketball 3-4 12:00-12:50 p.m.


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Through a step-by-step

method, students are taught

basic drawing and painting

skills which result in surprisingly

realistic artwork. Studentslearn to draw still-lifes,

landscapes, animals, and

cartoons. Mediums include

colored pencils, markers, oil

pastels, watercolor pencils,

chalk pastels, watercolors,

and acrylics. Watch your

children gain confidence, fine motor skills,

and concentration while learning and having fun! You will be

amazed at how well they can learn to draw and paint.

Instructor: KidsArt Staff

Location: KidsArt2587 Chino Hills Parkway, Suite H

Day/Dates: ThursdaysThursdays01: January 6-27

02: February 3-24


Drawing & Painting IDrawing & Painting I

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime311159 01-02 4-6 3:30-4:30 p.m.311159 01-02 4-6 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Through a step-by-step method,

students are taught basic drawing

and painting skills which result

in surprisingly realistic artwork.

Students learn to draw still-lifes, landscapes, animals, cartoons,

Anime, the human figure, and portraiture. As part of the

curriculum, students learn the form and structure of the human

head and body, as well as techniques for drawing living and

non-living things realistically. Mediums such as graphite,

charcoal, pastels, watercolors, and acrylics are taught. Register

today and open the door to the exciting world of art!


Location: KidsArt

2587 Chino Hills Parkway, Suite H

Day/Dates: FridaysFridays01: January 7-28

02: February 4-25

Fee/Length: $121/4 weeks + $5 material fee due to instructor

Drawing &Drawing &Painting IIPainting II

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime321160 01-02 7+ 6:45-8:15 p.m.321160 01-02 7+ 6:45-8:15 p.m.

Students will be trained in the art of public speaking and

interactive persuasion. They will learn to speak confidentlyand clearly in front of a large audience and will develop

critical thinking skills and an ability to think on their feet.

This program enhances writing and listening skills, and seeks

to produce active, aware, and articulate citizens necessary for

a strong democratic society.

Instructor: JL Academy Staff

Location: JL Academy

13831 Roswell Avenue, Suite E

Day/Dates: WednesdaysWednesdaysJanuary 12-February 16


Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime328601 10-13 3:45-4:45 p.m.328601 10-13 3:45-4:45 p.m.328602 14-18 4:45-5:45 p.m.328602 14-18 4:45-5:45 p.m.

Speech & DebateSpeech & Debate

Students are taught how to create their own figures and

storyboards. By learning how to draw features, such as eyes,

noses, etc., students will learn how to create characters in

the storyboard of their making. Great fun and excitement

will result in seeing their storyboards come alive as students

ink and color their finished drawings! The final project will

be learning how to draw and paint an animated cell in the

classical manner.


Location: KidsArt2587 Chino Hills Parkway, Suite H

Day/Dates: ThursdaysThursdays01: January 6-27

02: February 3-24

Fee/Length: $121/4 weeks + $5 material fee due to instructor

Animation WorkshopAnimation Workshop

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime384858 01-02 7+ 4:45-6:15 p.m.384858 01-02 7+ 4:45-6:15 p.m.

Youth ActivitiesYouth Activities


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* Movie parties will take place at Grand Avenue Park in the roller hockey

rinks and do not require additional facility reservation fees. These parties

can be scheduled for Fridays and Saturdays.

** Super Chefs parties will take place at Founders Recreation Center or

McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center.

30-day advance registration is REQUIRED30-day advance registration is REQUIRED

Let Recreation Plan YourLet Recreation Plan YourNext Birthday Bash!Next Birthday Bash!Birthday Party Packages are for children 3-12 years old

and includes trained staff, themed table decorations,

tableware, party games, crafts, and face painting.

Additional packages include cake, beverages, photos,

goodie bags, and more.

Birthday Party Packages can be added to your weekend

gazebo or facility reservation at the following locations:

Alterra Park, Butterfield Park, Crossroads Park,

Danbury Park, English Springs Park, Fairfield Ranch

Park, Founders Recreation Center, Grand Avenue Park

Community Building, Grand Avenue Park Gazebo, McCoy

Equestrian & Recreation Center, and Mystic CanyonCommunity Building.

PackagesPackagesstartat$105!startat$105!Choosefromthefollowingthemes:Choosefromthefollowingthemes:

All-Star~GirlsRockAll-Star~GirlsRockJungleSafari~Pirate~PrincessJungleSafari~Pirate~PrincessTropicalLuau~WesternTropicalLuau~WesternMoviesUndertheStars*MoviesUndertheStars*SuperChefsCookingParty**SuperChefsCookingParty**

Youth ActivitiesYouth ActivitiesMarching routines as well as dance routines will be taught in

this fun and exciting class. Learn from one of Californias bestinstructors. She has even danced in movies such as Grease 2!

Students will have the opportunity to march in a Disneyland

Parade. Students must be enrolled in class four months prior

to parade in order to participate. Parades take place in June

and December. Pom poms can be purchased at the class at

Grand Avenue Park for $22, but are not needed until child is

ready to perform. Shorts, T-shirts and tennis shoes should beShorts, T-shirts and tennis shoes should beworn. No jeans or restricting clothes, please!worn. No jeans or restricting clothes, please!Instructor: Shari Taylor

Location: Grand Avenue Park Community Building

1301 Grand Avenue

Day/Dates: MondaysMondaysJanuary 3-February 14



Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime321053 5-12 6:45-7:40 p.m.321053 5-12 6:45-7:40 p.m.

Pom Pom ClassPom Pom ClassIf your child loves to cook and

would like to have fun at the

same time, then come check

this out! Children will be

introduced to the basics of cooking

by helping prepare delicious food

snacks in a fun group atmosphere.

This isThis is NOTNOT a parent participationa parent participat on

lass.lass.

Instructor: Chino Hills Recreation Staff

Location: McCoy Residence

14276 Peyton Drive

Day/Date: hursday, February 24hursday, February 24

Fee/Length: $15/1-day workshop

Jr. ChefsJr. ChefsCooking ClassCooking Class



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Choose a guitar classthats right for you!

Each class is designed

for anyone who wants

to learn how to play

the guitar. StudentsStudentsare required to provideare required to providean acoustic guitar oran acoustic guitar orelectric guitar and amplifier.electric guitar and amplifier.A $20 material fee due to instructor on the first day of class.A $20 material fee due to instructor on the first day of class.Instructor: Patrick Montoya

Location: A: McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center

14280 Peyton DriveB: ATD Performing Arts Center

15320 Central Avenue



Guitar ClassesGuitar Classes

Guitar for Young BeginnersThis class provides the right start to music education by

learning to play single note melodies, simplified chords, read

music, and understand many basic musical terms. Material is

presented with colorful illustrations to stimulate and maintain

the students interest. A parent or guardian is required to beA parent or guardian is required to bepresent with the student during each class.present with the student during each class.

Beginning Rock GuitarThis class covers essential basics based on rock, metal and

blues styles. Students are introduced to jamming on simple

rhythm and lead patterns featuring cool riffs and licks that

sound like Metallica, Guns N Roses, Nirvana, and traditional

and modern blues. Acoustic guitars are welcome!

Beginning GuitarThis class is for anyone just learning how to play acoustic

or electric guitar. Lessons include tuning, first position

melody playing and chords, rhythms through eighth notes,

solos, ensembles, strumming and picking.

Class CodeClass Code DayDay LocationLocation AgeAge TimeTime320641 Wed A 9-12 4:55-5:45 p.m.320641 Wed A 9-12 4:55-5:45 p.m.330641 Wed A 13+ 7:40-8:30 p.m.330641 Wed A 13+ 7:40-8:30 p.m.390640 Sat B 9-11 12:40-1:30 p.m.390640 Sat B 9-11 12:40-1:30 p.m.

Class CodeClass Code DayDay LocationLocation AgeAge TimeTime390639 Wed A 12+ 5:50-6:40 p.m.390639 Wed A 12+ 5:50-6:40 p.m.

Class CodeClass Code DayDay LocationLocation AgeAge TimeTime320642 Wed A 6-8 4:00-4:50 p.m.320642 Wed A 6-8 4:00-4:50 p.m.

Pick a class and have fun as you explore the many aspects of

music and performance. All classes have a final performance

with a live band at the end of the session. A $15 materialA $15 materialfee is due to the instructor and will cover the cost of thefee is due to the instructor and will cover the cost of theperformance.performance.Instructor: Francis Sabado


2000 Founders Drive

Day/Dates: ThursdaysThursdaysJanuary 20-February 24


Drums - PercussionLearn the fundamentals associated with playing the drums.

A book, drum sticks, and pad purchase are required.

Information will be given at registration.

Young Beginning VoicesDo you want to be a Junior American Idol? Young people

will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of

singing and performing.

Teen Beginning VoicesIts never too late to learn how to sing. Focus on the

fundamentals of singing and use the knowledge in your choir

or other performance groups.

Intermediate & Advanced VoiceAdvance your voice performance by learning to prep for

voice auditions, competitions, and solos.

Studio of Music &Studio of Music &PerformancePerformance

Class CodeClass Code AgeAge TimeTime380643 5+ 3:30-4:30 p.m.380643 5+ 3:30-4:30 p.m.





Travel with Us!Travel with Us!See pages 41-43See pages 41-43


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Class focuses on body

coordination and self-discipline,

while learning to twirl a baton

from an instructor who has

produced several state and

national champions! Students will have the opportunity to

twirl in a Disneyland Parade. Students must be enrolled

in class four months prior to parade in order to participate.

Parades take place in June and December. Batons and end

covers are available for $25. Shorts, T-shirts, and tennis shoesShorts, T-shirts, and tennis shoesshould be worn. No jeans, please!should be worn. No jeans, please!Instructor: Shari TaylorLocation: Grand Avenue Park Community Building

1301 Grand Avenue

Day/Dates: MondaysMondaysJanuary 3-February 14



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Want to learn to ice skate? Then this class is for you! Its

a beginning class that will teach you to glide effortlessly,

skate forward, backward, spin, and stop. Youll also learn

some very cool moves. $3 skate rental fee is due each week,$3 skate rental fee is due each week,if needed. Students should wear gloves and warm clothing.if needed. Students should wear gloves and warm clothing.All public skating sessions are offered to City Recreation

participants FREE of charge. You can skate seven days a

week and pay only $3 for skate rental.

Instructor: Ontario Ice Skating Rink Staff

Location: Ontario Ice Skating Rink

1225 W. Holt Boulevard, Ontario

Days/Dates: TuesdaysTuesdays01: January 4-February 22

SaturdaysSaturdays02: January 8-February 26


Ice Skating LessonsIce Skating Lessons

Class CodeClass Code DayDay AgeAge TimeTime321029 01 Tue 6-14 6:30-7:00 p.m.321029 01 Tue 6-14 6:30-7:

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