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AQUATIC PROGR' - Th~ fees for the Aquat program are developed to include costs of program staff and all direct program costs excluding maintenance and ntilities- The following fees are proposed for the 1984 aquatic season. 1. Adults a. Advanced Lifesaving $ o60/hour b. Diving $1.25/hour c. Swiimning Lessons $1,25/hour d. Slim-Trim $1.25/ho'ur e. Water Safety Instructor $ ,50/hour (training class) 2. Youth a. Adapted Aquatic b. Advanced Lifesaving c. Aquatic Center Swim Team d. Basic Rescue e. Diving f. Learn-to-Swim g. Semi-Private Swim Lessons h. Stroke Class i. Water Safety Aide (training class) $2o00/hour $ .60/hour $40.00/per season $ o75/hour $1.80/hour $1.60/hour $3.00/hour $1.00-$1.50/hour $ ,50/hour 3. Recreational Swimming and Swim and Stay Fit Fees ~ingle Admission Swim Pass 15 Swims Adults (over 18 years) 1.00 Student (6 through 18 yrs. of age) .50 Pre-School (0 thru 5 yrs. of age) .25 Family Pass - $45. for entire season) $12.00 $ 6.00 $ 3.oo RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Basic rental fee is for six hours of use, except Century House which is 4 h~urs, including set-up and clean-up. The previous fee schedule was for eight hours of use. Use may be extended by paying an hourly fee. An additional fee is required for use of the kitchen of the Veterans Building. The kitchens of the Recreation Building and Century House are available for catered affairs only at no additional ~harge. Any group applying for use of any City recreation or park facilities is required to name the City of Pleasanton as "Additional Insured." This coverage would be for Comprehensive General Liability and Property Damage, including Automobile at limits determined by City Staff. If a requesting group do~s not have such.insurance, Securing this coverage is required. Special Event Insurance will be made available at the Department of Recreation and Human Resources