[Adopted 6-13-1949 (Ch. 83, Art. II of the 1971 Code)]
[Amended 2-10-1969]
A.
The names of the swimming pools are "War Veterans
Memorial Pool," and "Sproat Street Pool," and "Maple Hill Pool."
[Amended 11-25-1974]
B.
The Recreation Commission of the City of Middletown,
New York, be and is hereby authorized and directed to operate and
maintain City-owned swimming pools in accordance with the laws and
ordinances of the City of Middletown and the State of New York.
C.
The Recreation Commission is authorized to schedule
hours for swimming pools.
D.
The Recreation Commission is authorized to set charges
for pools subject to Common Council approval.
E.
The Recreation Commission is authorized to hire personnel
for pools subject to the salary schedule established by the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment.
A.
Application for use of facilities must be made one
week in advance of desired date.
B.
No guaranty is to be paid to an opposing team unless
permission is granted by the Recreation Commission.
C.
If a collection is taken, it must be understood that
all money, except expenses allowed by the Superintendent of Recreation,
shall be turned over to the Treasurer and may be expended at the direction
of the Recreation Commission for the furtherance of recreation in
the City of Middletown, with the approval of the Common Council.
[Amended 1-7-2008]
D.
Rental fee; special permission; when required.
(1)
If there is to be a definite charge for any event,
a rental fee will be required. Such fees shall be determined by the
Recreation Commission, subject to the approval of the Common Council.
(2)
For any event other than a sporting event, special
permission must be secured from the Recreation Commission.
E.
Organized teams and leagues are required to submit
a financial report at the close of the season to the Superintendent
of Recreation.[1]
[1]
Editor’s Note: Former Subsection F, amended 2-10-1969,
which immediately followed and stated that the park building would
be open during hours set by the Recreation Commission, was repealed
11-6-2017.
A.
Application for use of facilities must be made one
week in advance of desired date.
B.
No guaranty is to be paid to an opposing team unless
permission is granted by the Recreation Commission.
C.
If a collection is taken, it must be understood that
all money, except expenses allowed by the Superintendent of Recreation,
shall be turned over to the Treasurer and may be expended at the direction
of the Recreation Commission for the furtherance of recreation in
the City of Middletown, with the approval of the Common Council.
[Amended 1-7-2008]
D.
Rental fee; special permission; when required.
(1)
If there is to be a definite charge for any event,
a rental fee will be required. Such fees shall be determined by the
Recreation Commission, subject to the approval of the Common Council.
(2)
For any event other than a sporting event, special
permission must be secured from the Recreation Commission.
E.
Organized teams and leagues are required to submit
a financial report at the close of the season to the Superintendent
of Recreation.
[Added 11-25-1974]
A.
Application for use of the facilities must be made
one week in advance of the desired date.
B.
No guaranty is to be paid to an opposing team unless
permission is granted by the Recreation Commission.
C.
If a collection is taken, it must be understood that
all money, except expenses allowed by the Superintendent of Recreation,
shall be turned over to the Treasurer and may be expended at the direction
of the Recreation Commission for the furtherance of recreation in
the City of Middletown, with the approval of the Common Council.
[Amended 1-7-2008]
D.
Rental fee; special permission; when required.
(1)
If there is to be a definite charge for any event,
a rental fee will be required. Such fees shall be determined by the
Recreation Commission, subject to the approval of the Common Council.
(2)
For any event other than a sporting event, special
permission must be secured from the Recreation Commission.
E.
Organized teams and leagues are required to submit
a financial report at the close of the season to the Superintendent
of Recreation.
F.
Tennis courts. Fees, hours and use regulations shall
be set by the Recreation Commission.
A.
Use of all City park property, including but not limited to athletic fields and park pavilions, is subject to authorization by the Middletown Recreation Commission, as conveyed through permit approval by the Superintendent of Recreation. Notwithstanding the foregoing or anything else contained in this § 348-12 or this chapter, use of the City parks known as the Run For Downtown Park (R4DT Park), John F. Degnan Square, Jerry's Park, Wallace Park, Erie Way Park and 116 North Street Park is subject to authorization and approval by the City of Middletown Office of Economic and Community Development, in cooperation with the City of Middletown Business Improvement District.
[Amended 9-21-2021]
B.
Authorized use of all City park property is by permit only, and such
permit must be applied for at the Department of Recreation and Parks
office in accordance with departmental rules and regulations.
[Amended 11-6-2017]
C.
All users of the City's skatepark in the Erie Way Park must comply with the rules and regulations described in the appendix to this Chapter 348,[2] as the same may be changed from time to time by the Recreation
Commission of the City.
[2]
Editor’s Note: Said appendix is included as an attachment to this chapter.
D.
Unauthorized users, users of the City's skatepark who violate the rules and regulations as set forth in § 348-12C above, and/or users of other City parks who do not comply with general City park rules and regulations, must comply with requests by the Superintendent of Recreation or his or her authorized agent, or requests by any member of the City's Police Department, to cease use of and/or to comply with all rules and regulations and/or to vacate any and all City park property, including but not limited to all athletic fields, the City's skatepark and park pavilions.
[Added 5-27-1987]
A.
Dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and
all other off-road vehicles are restricted from use on all City park
property.
B.
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses, mopeds and all other
properly licensed and registered motor vehicles are only allowed on
designated park roads or in designated parking areas during usage
and patronage of the park and park services, unless authorized by
the Middletown Recreation Commission as conveyed through permit approval
by the Superintendent of Recreation and Parks. No overnight parking
is permitted. The repair, maintenance or cleaning of motor vehicles
in City parks is prohibited, unless specifically authorized by the
Superintendent of Recreation and Parks. City fire, police, emergency,
maintenance and security vehicles are exempt from these restrictions.
[Amended 5-3-1994; 5-24-2010]
C.
Any person violating the provisions of this section
shall be guilty of an offense, and any person guilty of such violation
shall be liable to a fine which shall not exceed $300 in amount, plus
the cost of labor and materials for any damages caused to City property,
or to imprisonment not exceeding 15 days, or both such fine and imprisonment.
[Amended 4-23-2007 by L.L. No. 1-2007]
A.
No alcoholic beverages shall be sold.
B.
Compliance with the Sanitary Code relating to food-selling
places is necessary.
C.
The Recreation Commission will determine the hours
for operating the concessions.
D.
Only the best grade of food must be sold.
G.
Prevailing City prices will be charged for food and
beverages sold by the concessionaire.
H.
The Recreation Commission reserves the right to interpret
any and all terms stated above.
