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<br />Carol Sanford, Bookkeeper, has also instituted a procedure for notifying the Cashier Booth when <br />supervisors are requesting vacation, comp time, etc. which may alter the normal supervisory schedule. <br />After the requests are signed they are then transferred to the Cashier Booth to be noted in the main <br />log book. <br /> <br />Donna Szalay, Program Supervisor, recently published a second issue of the Lifeguard News to <br />continue this unique method of communications with the Pool Staff. Highlights for this issue are the <br />delayed opening of the outdoor pool, uniform requirements, schedules for lane lines, time card <br />procedures to ensure appropriate pay, lifeguard certificate verification and rest period procedures. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />F <br />acilities <br />The indoor tennis courts suffered a severe electrical malfunction in the main switch box for the lighting <br />system. Many of the breakers were original units which had deteriorating connections. Unfortunately <br />several of the necessary replacement breakers were not easily identified by electrical supply houses <br />and extra time was needed to locate the necessary supplies. A quote for a complete upgrade was <br />considered but was not performed due to the uncertainty that it would meet the needs of a new <br />lighting system which is being specified in the Capital Improvement program. As such, a <br />comprehensive replacement of the damaged breakers was performed and a safety inspection <br />conducted. Over the winter Tom Stein, Maintenance Supervisor, will investigate what type of <br />improved electrical panel will meet our future needs and the new system will be installed the next time <br />we experience difficulties with the existing electrical panel. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />P <br />rograms <br />The 4th of July Bike Parade and Picnic was another huge success attracting well over 300 <br />participants. The volunteer staff included not only City Council members but also our very own Park <br />and Recreation Advisory Board members. The parade went off without a hitch and the picnic was well <br />received. Over 1,200 hot dogs were consumed and there were very few leftovers remaining. The <br />organization of the children’s games in cooperation with the Community Council went very well. The <br />layout of the games with the special age specific activities being held adjacent to the game area <br />enabled parents to be in two places at the same time with their children. <br /> <br />The 18th consecutive N.O.S.O. Cup was also held on the July 4th weekend which kept the Park <br />Maintenance Staff really moving. The N.O.S.O. Cup is recognized as one of the premier tournaments <br />of the season by Umbro and USA Soccer . The various sites utilized for this event were North <br />Olmsted Park, Barton-Bradley Soccer Fields, and the High School Soccer Fields. Over 110 teams <br />competed from around the region, nation, and from Europe and Canada. This year the Parks and <br />Recreation Department made a consorted effort to accommodate N.O.S.O. in the presentation of this <br />special event. Park Maintenance Staff were encouraged to assist in all possible means to make the <br />event a success for the entire community. <br /> <br />The Junior Olympics program lead by Michelle Sanborn, Program Leader, had several finalists in the <br />regional qualifier despite the fact that the North Olmsted boys finished sixth out of eleven teams and <br />the girls finished ninth out of eleven teams. There was only one finalist in the 9 to 10 year old group <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />