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S U M M E R 2 019 C OM M U N I T Y GU I DE Grandview Heights
A Message from the Mayor
Dear Neighbors: Commercial and residential construction
continues to be strong throughout
First, I would like to recognize the Parks the city. Of course, the largest project
and Recreation staff for the great work continues to be the Grandview Yard
they have done with our yearly pro- with the construction of single-family
grams and activities and for continuing homes along First Avenue between
to work to expand the programs offered Edgehill Drive and Bobcat Street.
to our community. The staff has also Construction on a new two-story
spent countless hours preparing our office building began in early Spring
parks and facilities for a packed summer at Goodale Boulevard and Northwest
of activities for the residents of Grand- along with 20 townhomes along Bobcat
view Heights and Marble Cliff to enjoy. Street just north of Goodale.
As always, the annual Blue Star Mothers We also will soon see increased mixed-
Memorial Day Service – set for 7 p.m. use construction activity south of
Thursday, May 23 at Memorial Park’s Dr. Goodale east of Northwest in an area
Thomas Williams and Dr. Lowell Williams we call Grandview Yard South and
Plaza at Northwest Boulevard and Oxley sitework on the Grandview Crossing
Road – will mark the start our observance of Memorial Day. The mixed-use development at the corner of Grandview Avenue
Grandview Heights parade steps off at Cambridge Boulevard and and Dublin Road.
West First Avenue at 10 a.m. on Saturday May 25. That same day
is filled with block parties, GBSA ball games and, of course, the The City’s largest municipal project this year is the construction
opening of our municipal pool. of the new Service Department Center at 1260 McKinley Ave. just
east of the COTA facility. The facility will house the Service De-
There are lots of other activities listed inside these pages. Parks partment, the Parks section of Parks and Recreation, the Building
& Recreation will begin its “Flicks in the Heights” movie series and Zoning Department and city storage. In addition, about half
on May 31 with “Angels in the Outfield” at Buck Park, with other of the site will get developed into a sport’s field. I hope many of
movies planned for June 25 and July 25. Our signature event, you can come down to the dedication and open house this fall.
the 26th annual Tour de Grandview on June 14th, will again bring
world-class bike racers speeding through several of our streets. Other substantial city projects this summer will include the
The kid sprints along First Ave will also be part of the festivities. annual street improvement project through the fall, as well as,
the reconditioning the public tennis courts at Urlin Avenue and
An expanded Grandview Hop – an event sponsored by the Co- Goodale Boulevard scheduled for June to early August. Again,
lumbus Young Professionals Club and supported by the Destina- look for project updates on the City website.
tion Grandview and the City of Grandview Heights – will take
place with added activities for kids the last Saturday of June, July Finally, this summer also will see the return of the Mayor’s Picnic
and August, with the first bonus ‘hop’ planned for September on on August 18th. The event will again be in Wyman Woods. It’s a
the 28th. great event to come down, have some food and play in the park.
Please stop by!
The City also will host the second Tri-the-Heights Youth Triathlon
on Saturday, Aug. 31. The Grandview pool will also offer scuba See you around the town,
lessons for those interested in an inaugural adventure under water.
The City continues its planning efforts this summer, as we
work to finalize the update of the community plan, “Growing
on Tradition,” that is working its way through the Planning Mayor Ray DeGraw
Commission and Council. The “Civic Spaces & Places” Plan, which
looks at the City’s facilities, has been completed and sent to Know what’s going on! Sign up for my weekly Top 5 Tuesday
Council. Both plans can be viewed on the City website, www. blog to stay up to date on community events and news:
grandviewheights.org. https://www.grandviewheights.org/list.aspx?ListID=261
Grandview Heights Parks
and Recreation Staff
(614) 488-3111
5 Grandview Heights Special Events
Mike Patterson
Director
(614) 488-3880
mpatterson@grandviewheights.org
7 Youth Programs
Pam Martin
Department Secretary
10 Adult Programs
(614) 488-3111
pmartin@grandviewheights.org 13 Program Registration Information
Marta Durban
Recreation Supervisor
(614) 481-6203 14 Adult Luncheons
mdurban@grandviewheights.org
Taylor Lindsey
Recreation Supervisor
16 Grandview Heights Pool Information
(614) 481-6202
tlindsey@grandviewheights.org 18 Community Information
Mitch McDonough
Recreation Supervisor
614-340-5378 19 Grandview Heights Service Department
mmcdonough@grandviewheights.org
Andy Grau
Parks Maintenance Supervisor
22 Grandview Heights Parks Information
614-481-6201
agrau@grandviewheights.org 23 Grandview Heights Urban Forestry
Jason Frabott
Zach Anderson
Mitchell Lippencott
Parks Maintenance
Grandview Heights Grandview Heights Community Phone Numbers
City Council Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board Police, Fire or Squad Emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dial 9-1-1
Ray E. DeGraw
Mayor Grandview Heights City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-3159
Dan Headapohl
Greta Kearns Chair
President of City Council Parks and Recreation Department. . . . . . . . . (614) 488-3111
Steve McIntosh
Chris Smith Municipal Pool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-0132
Vice President of City Council P'Elizabeth Koelker
Steven D. Gladman Kelly Heal Service Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-4728
City Council
Eric Walli Police Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-7901
Emily Keeler
City Council Jack Low
Fire Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-5904
Anthony S. Panzera Timothy Galvin
City Council Grandview Heights Board of Education. . . (614) 481-3600
Kendy Troiano
Melanie Houston Marble Cliff Representative Village of Marble Cliff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-6993
City Council
The Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board regularly Grandview Heights Public Library. . . . . . . . (614) 486-2954
Steven R. Reynolds
City Council meets on the second
Thursday of each month Grandview Heights Weather Line. . . . . . . . . (614) 340-5401
Patrik Bowman at 7:00 p.m. in City Council
Director of Administration Chambers Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-0196
A Y E A R F U L L O F G R E AT T I M E S I N
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS
Leprechaun Easter Egg Great Grandview
Hunt Hunt Heights
March 14, 2019 April 11, 2020
Garage Sale
May 4, 2019
Pool Opening
Memorial May 25, 2019
Service Memorial Day
May 23, 2019 Parade
May 25, 2019
Music on the 2019 Tour Mayor's
Lawn de Grandview Picnic
Tuesdays, Bike Race Aug 18, 2019
June–July, 2019 June 14, 2019
First Ave. Flicks in the
Fall Fest Heights
September 26 May 31, June 25,
July 25
National Tri-the-Heights Great
Night Out Youth Triathlon Pumpkin Run
August 6, 2019 August 31, 2019 October 26, 2019
Beggars' Tree Lighting
Night Ceremony
October 31, 2019 December 3, 2019
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Special Events
Memorial Day Service
The Blue Star Mothers Memorial Day
Service will be conducted in honor
of all those from Grandview Heights
and Marble Cliff who gave their lives
in service to their country.
Location: Memorial Park (rain
location is Grandview High School
Auditorium)
Date: Thursday, May 23
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Memorial Day Parade
Tour de Grandview Bike Race
This year’s Memorial Day Parade will
include marching bands, floats, and The Tour de Grandview will celebrate 26 years in Central Ohio when the event returns
service organizations, as we salute June 14th at 6:00 p.m. This year’s race will once again have a race course with the start
our servicemen and servicewomen. and finish line on First Ave. Among the events scheduled for this year’s race are world-
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff class racing featuring both men and women cyclists in multiple professional categories,
veterans are once again asked to join a “Kids Sprints” event and street party. For more info visit tourdegrandview.com or
us in this year’s parade. contact Marta Durban mdurban@grandviewheights.org
If you are interested in participating Kids Sprints - Registration is on the corner of First Ave and Avondale. Check in begins at
in the parade, or for details, please 5:30 pm- then meet on Glendale by 7:40 pm June 14.
call the Grandview Heights Parks tourdegrandview.com
& Recreation Department at (614)
488-3111.
Tri-the-Heights
Location: First Ave. between
Cambridge Blvd. and Oxley Rd. Youth Triathlon
Date: Saturday, May 25 This youth triathlon event is
Time: 10:00 a.m. held at the Grandview Heights
Municipal Pool, Wyman Woods
Park, and Grandview Heights
Flicks in the Heights City Streets. If you can swim,
ride a bike, and run then
Enjoy a movie with the community
come out and give it a TRI.
three separate nights this summer. We
Post Event Finish Line Party
will offer free popcorn to anyone who
with participants, families and
comes out, while supplies last. Bring a
sponsors at Wyman Woods Park.
blanket and/or lawn chair and relax as
Join us as a participant, sponsor,
we play family friendly movies. Note
or volunteer. Email Taylor for
each date is at a separate park.
more information tlindsey@
May 31- Buck Sports Park- Angels in grandviewheights.org
the Outfield
Saturday, August 31
June 25- First Ave Park- Ralph Breaks
Check out the website for
the Internet
more information www.
July 25 – Municipal Pool- Elf grandviewheights.org
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Special Events
Grandview Hop
Grandview Avenue’s summertime
sidewalk market and evening stroll is
back and planning for a great summer
– including FOUR Saturdays! All are free
to attend and open to all ages. The Hop
takes place along Grandview Avenue
between 1st and 5th Avenues, from 5:00
p.m. to 9:00 p.m. the last Saturday of
each month during the summer.
Mark your calendar to join us: June 29,
July 27, August 31, September 28
Grandview Avenue
Farmers’ Market
The Grandview Avenue Farmers’ Market
will open the 2019 season July 6th.
The market operates every Saturday,
10:00am to 1:00pm
Questions about the market may be
addressed to Market Manager, Marcy
Musson, (419) 674-4719.
National Night Out Mayor’s Picnic
National Night Out is an annual Join the community as the summer
community-building campaign that comes to an end with a Mayor's Picnic
promotes strong police-community celebration. Enjoy hotdogs, water, chips
partnerships and neighborhood and FUN!
camaraderie to make our neighborhoods Date: Sunday, August 18
safer, more caring places to live and Time: 3:00-7:00 pm
Night Under the Stars work. National Night Out enhances the Location: Wyman Woods Park
relationship between neighbors and
Parks & Recreation and the Library team law enforcement while bringing back a
up this year for a family friendly campout true sense of community. Furthermore,
at Wyman Woods. Beginning at 7:00 pm, First Ave. Fall Fest
it provides a great opportunity to bring
bring your tents and sleeping bags to set police and neighbors together under Join us for our First ever First Ave. Fall
up camp for the night. The night will be positive circumstances. Fest! Enjoy the Shazzbots, (a children’s
filled with camp stories and songs from
Join Grandview Heights as we celebrate band) food trucks, inflatables, family
the Librarians, a campfire and snacks in
NNO with a party at the Grandview activities and MORE. We will have local
the shelter house. Enjoy a free craft.
Center with hot dogs, water, inflatables, businesses all in the Yard in one location.
Date: August 2-August 3 local first responders, local community Date: Thursday, September 26
TIME: 7:00 pm- 8:00 am groups and MORE. Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
Location: Wyman Woods
Time: 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Location: 1st Avenue Park 850 First Ave.
FEE: FREE
Date: August 6
Location: Grandview Center 1515
Goodale Blvd.
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Youth Programs
Little Sluggers T Ball Diaper Dash Triathlon Clinics
Join Parks and Recreation as we If your child is still in diapers this is the This year we will be hosting several confidence-
introduce the fundamentals of event for you! We will dash down the building programs and info sessions to help
baseball/softball with T-Ball. This track from one adult to the second. empower kids and give them the tools to feel
T-Ball program is for boys and One adult will start at the starting confident about every aspect of the event, no
girls ages 4-7. This is a home run line with participant, while the other matter how experienced. Sessions are open to all,
program you won’t want to miss adult will hang out at the finish line. regardless of participation - and free to all!
out on. There will be practices Our participants will run, waddle or May 14: Intro Session For Curious Kiddos and
Monday and Wednesdays plus crawl down the track to finish! Each Parents @ GHPL
games on Fridays. (Weather participant will receive a ribbon for
Jun 1: Anyone Can! A Hands-on/How-to Clinic @
permitting) Creation of participation. We will go off in groups
Pool
Teams will be at random by of 5.
the discretion of parks and Jul 13: Let the Fun Begin! Swim Confidently @ Pool
Wednesday, July 31
recreation staff. No Games June Aug 3: Building My Foundation/Bike Skills @
Time: 5:30-6:15pm
14- we will play our game on Wyman
FEE: $2.00 Res $4.00 non-residents
Wednesday, June 12 that week.
Location: High School Field Aug 24: The Right Mindset & Self Confidence/
Program Runs- June 3-June 29 Ages: 3 and Under Running @ Wyman
Monday & Wednesday Locations, times, and other details at: tinyurl.com/
Session 1: 9:00-9:45 am TriInfo
Monday & Wednesday
Tiny Tot Tennis Camp
Session 2: 10:00-10:45 am Tennis is a lifetime sport, so here’s a
Monday & Wednesday chance to get an early start! Tiny Tot Street Hockey
Session 3: 5:15-6:00 pm is designed to introduce children to Travel with Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation
tennis. Participants will develop motor to Upper Arlington’s Sunny95 Park’s very own street
Monday & Wednesday
skills, hand-to-eye coordination, and hockey rink this summer. This is an introductory
Session 4: 6:15-7:00 pm
the basic tennis fundamentals by program to teach the fundamentals of street
Games are played Fridays participating in movement drills and
6:00, 6:30, 7:00 pm hockey. Bring your own roller blades, wrist, elbow
games. Participants should bring their and knee pads. Helmets are required. After 15
own racket. participants, parents will be asked to drive.
July 22-26
Tiny Tot Olympics Session 1: 8:30-9:00 am
June 11- July 23
Tuesdays 9:30 am-12:00 noon
Calling all Super Stars! This Session 2: 9:00-9:30 am $50 Residents
one day event will have fun Ages 4-7 $70 Non Residents
games and obstacles fit for FEE: $50 Residents $70 Non Residents
tots. Activities are designed for
ages 4-7. Each participant will
receive a t-shirt and ribbon. 1st, Hooked on Fishing
2nd and 3rd place medals will Learn how to hone your angling skills and land the
be awarded as well in certain big one. Participants will learn basic fishing skills
activities. and knowledge while enjoying the great outdoors.
Date: Wednesday, July 31 Bait and transportation provided. Please bring
Time: 6:30-7:45 pm your own pole. This program will be catch and
FEE: $24.00 Res $34 Non release only.
Residents Fridays June 7, 14, 21, 28
Location: High School Field 8:15 am-10:30 am
Ages: 4-7 years old
Ages 8-15
Meet at Grandview Center by 8:15
$50 Residents
$70 Non Residents
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Youth Programs
Youth Tennis Camp
Join former High School Coach Ray
Corbett for a beginner’s youth tennis
camp this summer. Participants will learn
the basic fundamentals including serves,
forehand and backhand strokes, and rules
of game. Participants bring your own
tennis racket.
July 22-26
Session 1: 9:30-10:30 am
Session 2: 10:30-11:30 am
FEE: $50 Residents $70 Non Residents
Ages: 6-12 years old
Pickleball Introduction
Pickleball is similar to table tennis and
tennis. Sign up to learn the basics of
this growing sport. We will learn basics,
work on hand eye coordination and play
games!
Pre-Teen Pool Party
Location: Pierce Field Tennis Courts.
Dates: July 8-July 12 The Grandview Heights Parks & Recreation Department will host this event on
Session 1 9:45-10:30 am Friday evening for students residing in Grandview Heights & Marble Cliff. This adult
Session 2 10:30-11:15 am supervised program will feature swimming, music, food and fun.
Ages: 7-13
Location: Municipal Pool
FEE: $50 Residents $70 Non Residents Time: 8:30–10:30 p.m.
Grades: Kids entering 4th–8th grade
Date: Friday, June 28 Fee: $10.00 Pre Registration or at Door
Junior Bobcat Golf
Try Scuba
Join High School Golf Coach Kevin
Richards for four days of golf instruction. Try Scuba: Interested in SCUBA diving, but
If you are just a beginner or have played not 100% sure if it is right for you? There
before, Coach Richards will help you learn is no pressure to sign up for a course. This
the finer points of the game of golf. session in a swimming pool will allow you
Dates: May 28-May 31 to experience what it is like to breathe
Times: 9:00-11:30 underwater – which is a one-of-a-kind
Location: Meet at Grandview Center feeling! You will learn the basics of SCUBA
Ages: 8-15 and have an opportunity to play around
Fee: $85 Residents $97 Non Residents underwater under the close supervision
of one of our dive professionals. All ages
welcome.
$49 Non Residents / $39 Grandview
Residents
Dates: Thursday, July 11 1:00-2:30 pm
Sunday, July 14, 3:00-4:30 pm
Tuesday, July 16 7:00-8:30 pm
Location: Grandview Heights Municipal Pool
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Garden Program
Let’s grow vegetables, herbs, and
flowers in one of the oldest Victory
Gardens in Central Ohio! We will grow
a variety of plants such as tomatoes,
squash, beans, basil, and zinnias.
Participants will learn the basic of
gardening while playing games,
making crafts, and sampling our
edibles. Everyone will keep a journal
to record our progress. We will meet
twice a week for activities and tending
the garden. Slipper and the Rose
Dates: May 20-August 1
Grandview Carriage Place Summer Community Production presents “Slipper and the Rose”
Times: Monday and Thursdays 8:30
am-9:30 am The summer musical cast includes all ages and talents. The actors will be creating a magical
FEE: $20 world with beautiful sets and music. Entire family will enjoy the live entertainment.
*walk to kids club after garden club if Date: July 11-13th at 7:00pm and July 14th at 2:00pm
needed. Location: Grandview High School Auditorium
This gardening program is sponsored Tickets: $5.00 at the door
by the 4-H department of the Ohio Information on the drama program contact: Marta at 614-481-6203
State University Extension Program of Open Auditions for Slipper and the Rose:
Franklin County. Grandview Center, May 21 at 6:00pm
Carriage Place Recreation, May 22 at 6:00pm
Art Camp with Mrs. B the fundamentals and rules of each GYFA Combine: This FREE event will be
specific sport. Staff will ensure campers held on Tuesday May 28th at the high
All About You…(With You know who) are participating in a well-supervised school field from 6:00-7:00 PM with a
Join Mrs. Buscemi, veteran Art teacher environment that creates positive, pizza party to follow. The Combine has
and long-time Grandview resident for a social interactions and emphasizes the turned into a great community event
fun filled art enrichment camp; focused importance of sportsmanship. Campers that gives your athlete the opportunity
on you! Campers will learn how to draw will also play exciting camp games to meet the 2019 coaches, meet new
and create a variety of self-portraits using throughout the week. Campers will friends, and play on the high school
such media as oil pastels, watercolor, leave excited about new skills they have field all while having fun learning
acrylic paints, colored pencils, ceramic learned each day! football related skills in an organized
glazes and clay. Campers will also create Ages: 4 - 7 lesson plan.
a one of a kind 2-dimensional self- When: Monday-Friday, August 5-9 Registration: Opens 5/28 and ends
portrait from clay. FEE: $95 Residents $110 Non Resident 7/31. You can register for the fall season
Ages: K-8th Grade Time: 9:00-12:00 noon at grandviewyouthfootball.com
Time: 1:00-2:30 pm Location: Little Pierce Field
Leagues: Freshman Flag (Kindergarten)
Dates: June 3-June 7 Sophomore Flag (1st and 2nd Grade)
FEE: $70 Residents $85 Non Resident
Grandview Youth Junior Instructional Tackle (3rd and 4th
Football Association Grade) Senior Tackle (5th and 6th Grade)
Have a Ball! Fall Season: Flag practices start on
Mini Sports Camp About: The GYFA is celebrating their
8/20. Tackle conditioning starts 8/5.
19th season of providing the youth of
There are typically two practices a week
Young campers will have a Ball at the Grandview a FUN and SAFE environment.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays and games
Mini Multi-Sports Camp! Each day will The program teaches team work, general
on Sundays.
focus on a different sport including fitness, the basics of football, and self-
soccer, basketball, football, hockey, esteem. The GYFA is open to ALL girls and Contact: Sam Younkin at 614-597-
track and field, and more! Campers will boys that will be attending Kindergarten 1469 or younkinsam@gmail.com with
engage in age appropriate activities through 6th in the fall of 2019. questions. Go Cats!
each day that will help them learn
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Adult Programs
Adult Pickleball Pounding Stick Workout Metro Park Walks
Come out and learn or master your adult Start your morning off energetic and fun Each month we will meet at
pickleball skills. We have 4 pickleball before you start your work day! We will Grandview Center and take our bus
courts at Pierce Field for you to play with work out our full body in a fun way. Try it to explore a local area park. While
a friend or make a new friend. Come all out, with zero commitment. walking and getting into better shape.
three times or pick the time that works We will enjoy the wild life and scenery
Bring a yoga mat. at each new location.
best for you. Sign up online! 6:00 am- 7:00 am
Dates: June 27, July 25, August 29
FEE: Free with Center Membership ($15 FEE: Donations plus sign waiver
Depart: 10:30–12:30 p.m.
per year) Days: Mondays and Thursdays
Fee: Each trip, $3.00, plus Center
Location: Pierce Field Tennis Camps Dates: May 6- July 25
Membership
Monday- 7:30-9:30 am Location: Grandview Center
Monday- 6:00-8:00 pm Preregister online!
Thursday- 5:30-7:30 pm 18 and up Weight Watchers
Saturday: 9:00-11:00 am
Improve you health while learning
iPad Basics about better nutrition at the Weight
Try Scuba Watcher’s meeting at Grandview Parks
Learn how to get the most out of your and Recreation Dept. Keep up your
Try Scuba: Interested in SCUBA diving, but smart devices. We will answer any fitness by adding an exercise program
not 100% sure if it is right for you? There questions you may have. Bring your IPAD, offered at Grandview Center.
is no pressure to sign up for a course. This IPHONE, IPOD etc. to learn the best apps Date: Thursdays
session in a swimming pool will allow you to download and how to navigate through Time: 5:00–6:30 p.m.
to experience what it is like to breathe your devices. Location: Grandview Center
underwater – which is a one-of-a-kind FREE
feeling! You will learn the basics of SCUBA Grandview Center
and have an opportunity to play around Art Club
ALL ages welcome
underwater under the close supervision 2 Sessions Available Katherine Roessler will guide you in
of one of our dive professionals. All ages Wednesday, May 15, 10:00-11:00 am learning creative ways to paint and use
welcome. Thursday, May 16 10:00-11:00 am different textures and mediums. No
FEE: $49 / $39 Grandview Residents experience necessary, bring your own
Location: Grandview Heights Municipal materials and learn how to express
Pool Grandview Center’s yourself in art. For information contact
Dates: Thursday, July 11, 1:00-2:30 pm Volunteer Club Marta at 488-3111.
Sunday, July 14, 7:00-8:30 pm Date: Tuesdays
Tuesday, July 16, 7:00-8:30 pm This group is made up of those who Time: 10:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
are community and Grandview Center Location: Grandview Center
minded. We meet the first Wednesday of
New York Trip Fee: Free with center membership
each month to enjoy fellowship. Snacks
Interested in going on an already provided. The focus of the club is to help
planned out trip to NYC? Enjoy hotel with special events in Grandview. For Neighbor
accomadations downtown, a broadway information contact Marta at 614-488-3111. Networking Club
show, tickets to 9/11 Memorial Museum, Date: First Wednesday of each month Pat's community monthly meeting
and MORE. Time: 12:00 noon at Grandview Center. This is a group
Email Taylor for more information or Location: Grandview Center lobby discussion for those who like sharing
if you are interested in registering. ideas. Work on developing a network
Tlindsey@grandviewheights.org 614- of resources to make aging in place
481-6202
Euchre Card Group more possible and easier in our
Ages: 21 and Up community. Great focus on help others
Date: Thursday Nights
Date: September 12-September 15 and have fun.
Time: 6:30–9:30 p.m.
(Thurs-Sunday) Dates: 2nd Tuesday of each month
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Time: 1:00 pm @ Grandview Center
FEE: $1,594 + Flight Fee: Membership required and 50¢ to play. Leader: Pat Hoffman
10Book Club Medigold • Free Lunch & Learns at Grandview
Center
Barbara Parmalee will lead the group, come Visit Kurt of MediGold on the last • Answers to Medicare questions
and bring your ideas and books to share! Thursday of each month. He will especially during Annual Open
Great way to grow and make friends. be available to answer healthcare Enrollment Period
Date: First Tuesday of month insurance questions, including • Resources for managing specific chronic
Time: 12:00 noon those related to Medicare. For diseases.
Location: MCL at Kingsdale Shopping more information call Kurt Miller • Information and support for those
Center at 614-546-3155 facing dementia and/or Alzheimers
Leader: Barbara Parmalee, 614-598-5369 Date: Last Thursday of each • Education and information on fall
month prevention, including FREE home
Time: 12:00 Noon assessments and tips.
Medical Mutual Location: Grandview Center • FREE balance screenings and Falls Risk
Assessments
Daniel Rankin will be at the Grandview Center • Bedside visits during Hospital or
the third Tuesday of each month to answer Community Nursing Home stays.
questions Medicare as a representative of
Medical Mutual. Daniel Rankin, 614-795-4358.
Concierge Club • Access to private duty services at home.
• Caregiver support and information.
Capital Health Care Network’s • Call the Nurse First Program
Community Concierge Club in the
Care Source Membership is free. Each member will
Tri-Village Area works as a resource
receive their own wallet size card and key
to help seniors age at home by
Date: Monday, July 22 ring card with a dedicated Community
providing health care information,
Time: 8:30-10:30 am Concierge Club phone number along
services, and options in order to
Location: Grandview Center Lobby with exclusive access to a special website
increase the likelihood of making
Don Robinson, 614-230-9507 portal at capitalhealthhomecare.com.
more informed decisions. A
Sign-up today at Grandview Center or by
team of experienced healthcare
calling 614-488-3111.
Blood Pressure Checks professionals will be providing the
following services and more:
Capital City Gardens • Monthly Blood Pressure Checks
Dates: Second Tuesday of each month at Grandview Center.
Time: 8:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m. • One on one consults during a
Location: Grandview Center lobby scheduled Center visit.
Adult Luncheons
JUNE J U LY AUGUST
June 7 July 5 August 2
Lunch and Learn Hunan Lion Lunch and Learn at Center
At Center 12:00 noon Depart 10:30 am
August 9
June 21 July 12 Pizza Cucinova
Olive Garden Lunch and Learn at Center Depart 10:30 am
Depart 10:30 am 12:00 noon
August 16
June 28 July 19 Champs
Whitney House Ale House Depart 10:30 am
Depart 10:30 am Depart 10:30 am
July 26
Cap City
Depart 10:45 am
11Adult Programs
Fitness & Dance
TIME CLASS INSTRUCTOR
MONDAYS
6:00 a.m. Pounding Stick Class Sandy Wilson
8:00 a.m. Heavy Free Weights Ria Bell
9:00 a.m. Moving Core, Stretch & Strength Marta Durban
9:00 a.m. Tony’s Stretch & Chair Tony Petrella
10:00 a.m. Cardio Line Dance Mary Ervin
5:45 p.m. Total Body Conditioning with Weights Frances Rourke
7:00 p.m. Yoga (Advanced) Vanessa Welch
TUESDAYS
8:00 a.m Cardio Mix with Weights Sandy Wilson
9:00 a.m. Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen Marta Durban
10:00 a.m. Chair Volleyball (Sporting Fun) Marlin Cheyney
10:00 a.m. Tai Chi Bruce Bradley
11:00 a.m. Wii Bowling Marlin Cheyney
WEDNESDAYS
8:00 a.m Zumba Gold Mary Ervin
8:00 a.m Tony’s Stretch & Chair Tony Petrella
9:00 a.m. Core Strength & Stretch Sherry Sober
10:00 a.m. Cardio Line Dance Mary Ervin
10:00 a.m. Beginning Exercise & Chair Yoga Sandy Hull
5:45 p.m. Heavy Free Weights Julie Panzera
6:00 p.m. Beginning Yoga Sherri Sobel
THURSDAYS
6:00 a.m. Pounding Stick Class Sandy Wilson
8:00 a.m Total Body Sculpting and Firming Ria Bell
9:00 a.m. Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen Marta Durban
10:00 a.m. Chair Volleyball (Sporting Fun) Marlin Cheyney
10:00 a.m. Tai Chi Balance a Body Awareness Bruce Bradley
11:00 a.m. Wii Bowling Marlin Cheyney
FRIDAYS
8:00 a.m Total Body Sculpting and Firming Ria Bell
9:00 a.m. Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen Marta Durban
10:00 a.m. Therapy Stretch Marlin Cheyney
5:45 p.m. Heavy Weights Gayna Gilbert
SATURDAYS
9:00 a.m. Yoga Vanessa Wech
Membership and Activity pass of $30 per 6 months is required to take classes listed above.
Resident membership $15 per year. Non-resident $25 per year.
12Gold Medal Award Winners with Financial Donations for 2019
The Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank the following
AAA Care Boutique Courtyard Marriott Grand Event Center Orange Theory The Recovery Village
Senior Care
Destination Grandview Grandview Heights and Paradise Garage Title Boxing
Afp Alexander Marble Cliff Education
First Community PDS Planning Trek
Financial Planning Foundation
Village Pathways Financial Tri Village Chamber
Akada FOP Lodge 9 High Bank Distillery Co. Credit Union partnership
Balboa Hofbrauhaus
Fox Fire Golf Course Primrose Grandview Tri-Village Storage
Banner Metals Infinity windows from
Front Runner Roll Upper Arlington
Marvin
Bath Fitters Veterinary Hospital
Golf Car Co. SCOA – South Central
Interstate Battery
Bicycle One Grandview Cafe Ohio Anesthesia Wagenbrenner Co.
Local Cantina
The Blitz Grandview Chiropractic Signature Real Estate: Westerville Bike Shop
Capital Scioto Center MediGold Lezley McCurry Whetstone
Community & Home Mill Run Gardens Staufs Rehabilitation Center
Grandview Christian
Care Concierge
Assembly Nationwide Children’s Starbucks Coffee 5th
Chris Szabo Sports Med Ave.
2019 Most Valuable Players Award
The Grandview Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank the
following for helping us “Build A Future”
AAA Care Columbus Pool Gingersnaps Home Well Senior Robert Angus
Accountable Home Management Glenwood Care Sandra Binning
Care Comfort Keepers GO: Sports Interim Health Spencer Research
AFP Alexamder Cozy Caregivers Performance Center Joan Etter Star Beacon Products
Planning Crown Pointe Grandview JollySteppers Starbucks on 5th
Aladdins Cub Shrub Chiropractic Joyce Healy Start Talking
Astoria Place Darby Glenn Grandview Christian Kroger Company Grandview
Bally Sports Inc. Assembly
Destination Local Cantina Tail Wags Playground
Banner Metals Grandview Grandview Civic Club
Mayfair Village The Forum at
Bella Care Hospice Dietz and Watson Grandview Dental Knightsbridge
Care Medical Mutual
Blitz 99.7 Doggie Day Spa MediGold The Laurels at Hilliard
Grandview Heights
Brenz Pizza Downsize Fire Department Methodist ElderCare Tonic Studios
Camp Bow Wow Dublin Assisted Living Grandview Heights Services Tri Village Chamber
Canine Social Club Dublin Retirement Police Department Moms Demand Action U.S. Army Corps of
Capital City Gardens Village Grandview Heights Ohio Living Engineers
Capital Health Home First Community Theater Westminster-Thurber Welsey Glenn: Hospice
Care Concierge & Village Grandview Theatre Ohio Operation Life Services At Methodist
Scioto Communities First Light and Drafthouse Saver ElderCare
Carriage Court of FOP Foundation Lodge Grandview Volunteer Pathways Financial Whetstone
Hilliard 9 Club Credit Union Rehabilitation Center
Central City Church Franklin County Great Clips PDS Planning WW Williams
Sheriffs Office Company
Central Ohio Triathlon Hilliard Assisted Living Peabody Papers
Club Giant Eagle Yelp
Home Helpers Pet People
13Some partnerships
just work.
Proud to serve as Grandview Heights’ City
Attorney and helping the community grow.
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14Swim Lessons
Grandview Heights Municipal Pool will again be offering
swim lessons this year instructed by Greater Columbus Swim School.
Resident Registration: May 7th. Non-Resident: May 14th.
Three morning sessions will be offered this summer. Each 2-week session will run Monday-Thursday with make-up days on
Friday as needed. Also offered will be Monday evening classes on eight Monday nights. If you have questions regarding
lessons or class levels, please contact Head Lesson Instructor, Bailey Fillmore 614-557-6053 or todl.2@buckeyemail.osu.edu
SESSIONS DAT E S LEVELS TIMES
Session 1 - AM June 3-13 Level 1, 2, 3 & 4 9:30a, 10:05a, 10:40a
Registration closes May 26
Session 2 - AM June 17-27 Level 1, 2, 3 & 4 9:30a, 10:05a, 10:40a
Registration closes June 10
July 8-18
Session 3 - AM Registration closes July 1
Level 1, 2, 3 & 4 9:30a, 10:05a, 10:40a
Evening Session #1 June 3, 10, 17, 24 Level 1, 2, 3 & 4 5:45p, 6:20p, 6:55p
Registration closes May 26
July 8, 15, 22, 29
Registration opens June 24 for
Evening Session #2 Level 1, 2, 3 & 4 5:45p, 6:20p, 6:55p
residents & June 28 for non-
residents then closes July 1
Register online at grandviewheights.org/onlinereg or at the Grandview Center, 1515 Goodale Blvd. Age: 3 years old and up
as of the first day of class must be toilet trained. Fee: $50 per session Residents; Fee: $65 per session non-Residents. $25 per
session evening Residents; $35 per session evening non-Residents.
Program Registration Information
Proof of residency such as valid drivers • We take names on a waiting list for
Dates and Times
license, photo ID card, or utility bill is popular programs.
May 7 required. • Waiting lists are intended to be
Resident Registration a source of contact. If a space
Property owners not residing in becomes available you will be
May 14 Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff do not
Non-Resident Registration called.
qualify for resident rates. • Program dates, times, locations
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Participants residing outside of and instructors are subject to
Monday through Friday
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff will change.
grandviewheights.org
be charged a Non-Resident rate.
Participants working in Grandview Refund Policy
Payment Methods Heights or Marble Cliff do not qualify for
In order to cancel and receive
We accept credit/debit cards from VISA, resident rates.
a refund (minus a $10.00
MasterCard, and Discover. We also accept
administration fee), you must
checks made payable to City of Grandview Registration & Cancellation personally contact the department
Heights and cash. Full payment must
Register promptly to ensure your posi- office 48 hours prior to the first
accompany registration.
tion in the program. We reserve the right program meeting. Please allow up
to cancel programs due to insufficient to four (4) weeks for processing
Policies and Fees registration or cancellation of facility. refunds.
First priority is given to the residents of • We will contact you if the program is Please note: some programs have
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff. cancelled. a no refund policy. This is to ensure
To receive first priority and resident rates, you • We accept registration until the maximum preparation and planning
must reside in Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff. program is full. for that program.
15Grandview Heights Pool Information
Pool Hours Pool Rules & Regulations
5/25 (Opening Day) ......1:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. • The Grandview Heights Municipal Pool is a smoke-free facility.
5/26 .........................11:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
• All persons entering the pool must present their membership passes at the front
5/27 .........................11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
desk or pay the daily admission fee. Please be aware that the rates will not be
5/28–7/2 ..................11:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
prorated even though the daily door price was paid prior to the purchase of a
7/3–7/4 .....................11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
membership.
7/5–7/31...................11:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
8/1–8/13...................11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. • Pool management reserves the right to modify dates and hours of operation due to
8/14–8/16..................1:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m. inclement weather, low attendance, pool maintenance or staff issues. There will be
8/19–8/23..................1:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. no refund of membership fees if dates and hours of operation are modified.
8/24–8/25.................11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
• Infants, toddlers or any others who may possibly have an accident in the pool are
8/26–8/30..................1:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
required to wear a swim diaper and a swim suit.
8/31–9/2...................11:00 a.m–8:00 p.m.
• The management reserves the right to alter, add or delete any programs due to staff
Open public swimming, including lap availability, weather conditions and/or successful registration.
swimming, will be restricted to certain
parts of the pool due to Swim Meets See full list of rules on our website, www.grandviewheights.org
and Monday night swim lessons, as well
as other programming. The lap pool
and dive well will not be available until Pool
approximately 12:45 p.m. on Gator swim Concession Stand Membership Rates
team practice days during the week.
Specific dates and times will be posted at Cool off with a cold drink or frozen Regular Season Rate
the pool. treat at the pool concession stand. After April 30
Enjoy a break from the pool with Resident Non Resident
any number of snacks and goodies. Single $110 $175
Membership Registration Hours may vary based on weather, Family of 2 $170 $265
pool attendance, and Grandview Family of 3 $210 $320
• All applications must be processed at Family of 4 $245 $365
Gators swim team events.
Grandview Heights Parks & Recreation Family of 5 $265 $405
Department, located at 1515 Goodale Family of 6 $300 $445
Blvd. (Not at the Municipal Pool).
Daily Door Rates For each additional family member exceeding
• Proof of residency such as valid driver’s 6, an additional $25 will be charged. Family
license, photo ID card, or utility bill will Monday – Friday: $8
membership is considered to be immediate
be required at time of registration. Saturday – Sunday: $10
family (parent(s) and unmarried children),
• Property owners not residing in After 7 p.m. living in the same household.
Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff do Monday – Friday: $4 Children age 2 and under are free and are not
not qualify for resident rates. Saturday – Sunday: $5 included in the cost of a family membership,
• Individuals residing outside Grandview although we do require their names and ages
3-8 years old to be included on the application. Children
Heights and Marble Cliff will be charged Monday – Friday: $3
non-resident rates. age 8 and under may apply for a single
Saturday – Sunday: $4 membership at the persons with a disability.
After 7 p.m. To be eligible for the senior citizen rate, the
Lost Passes Monday – Friday: $1 applicant’s age should be specified on the
Saturday – Sunday: $2 application form. Persons with a disability
Replacement passes are available at the
must show proof of disability when applying
Parks & Recreation office for $5. No one will
for a membership.
be admitted to the pool without a pass!
16Senior Citizen
and Disability Rates
Special rates are available for senior
citizens (55 years of age or older)
and persons with a disability. To be
eligible for the senior citizen rate, the
applicant’s age should be specified on
the application form. Persons with a
disability must show proof of disability
when applying for a membership.
Regular Season Rate
After April 30
Resident Non Resident Pool Grandview Gator
Individual $65 $120 Rental Rates Swim and Dive Team
Couple $90 $145
The Grandview Heights Municipal Pool is The mission of the Grandview Gators
available for after-hour pool rentals from organization is to provide a summer
June 11th to August 12th. Parties may swimming and diving program that
Senior Swim be held from 9:00 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. in accommodates all levels of ability. Our
Senior Citizens age 55 and older will June and July and from 8:00 p.m. to 9:45 goal is to promote physical fitness and
be permitted to swim at the pool on p.m. in August. Residents may rent the sense of pride through teamwork, team
Saturdays from 10:00–10:45 a.m. at no pool facility without the water slides for spirit and sportsmanship; values that
cost, providing there is not a swim team $500; the pool facility with water slides athletes will take on into other areas of
meet. Seniors must exit the pool at 10:45 rental fee is $600. Non-residents may life, school, work, and family. Grandview
rent the pool facility without the water Gator Swim and Dive Team practices
a.m. and pay to re-enter after 11:00 a.m.
slides for $600; the pool facility with the and hosts home meets at the Grandview
or show your membership card.
water slides rental fee is $700. For more Heights Municipal Pool. Away meets
information and rental regulations please are hosted by swim teams in nearby
communities.
Lap Swimming call the Grandview Heights Pool at (614)
486-0132 during normal hours. Registration and Important Dates:
Evening lap swimming times will be Registration Cost: $120 per athlete
available this summer. Please check (swimming or diving) (10% discount after
schedule at the pool for lap swim times. Pool Community first sibling)
Room Reservations March 1-Registration opens for returning
members
Sunrise Swim The Grandview Heights Community Pool March 31- Registration opens for all new
Room is available for rent starting opening members
Cool off early and get your workout day on Sunday, May 26, 2019 thru Sunday, May 3- Registration closes
in before the sun rises. Registration August 11, 2019 from 11:00 starting time til May 28- Practice Begins
required to participate. Lap 5:00 p.m. with the last reservation starting May 31- Last day for refunds ($10.00
swimming only. Register on www. at 5:00 p.m. Monday through Sunday. processing fee will be applied to all
grandviewheights.org/onlinereg Starting August 12, 2019 thru September refunds)
1st the hours of reservation available will Mandatory parent meeting (Date & Time
Dates: Tuesdays and Thursday May 28th – be 11:00 am starting time til 4:00 p.m. With TBD)
July 30th (No July 4th the last reservation starting at 4:00 p.m. Check the Gator website at the start of
Times: 5:45a – 6:45a With a 3 hour maximum rental. the year for the following information:
Fee: $45.00 – Pool Member https://www.teamunify.com/Home.
$90.00 – Non -Pool Member Rates are as follows jsp?team=reccosagg
Minimum 8/Maximum 24 Room Rental only: $125 resident New Swimmer or Diver Tryouts
Registration for Pool Members begins Room Rental + up to 15 daily admission Mandatory parent meeting (Date & Time
Tuesday, May 7th and Tuesday, May 14th bands: $175 resident TBD)
for Non-pool members Practice Schedule
Room Rental only: $200 non-resident
Meet Schedule
Room Rental + up to 15 daily admission Suit Fitting Date
bands: $275 non-resident Team Picture Date
17Protect Our Streams and Rivers
Be a Stormwater Steward!
Did you know that the majority of water Don’t Litter: Every scrap of paper, cigarette you read the label, you’ll find that many lawn
quality problems in Ohio are the result of butt and soda bottle you drop on the ground and garden chemicals are extremely toxic
non-point source pollution (NPS)? NPS is may ultimately find its way into a stream. to fish and aquatic insects, not to mention
pollution that cannot be traced to a single Take Your Car to a Car Wash: Unlike your poisonous to humans! Lawn waste should
source like a pipe outfall. Stormwater runoff driveway, car washes collect and properly never be dumped down storm drains. Yard
is a major source of NPS. Contaminants dispose of dirty wash water. waste can be composted, chopped with
within this runoff are carried by stormwater a power mower for use in landscaping, or
Get a Tune-Up: Cars leaking oil or other
straight into our rivers. bagged for pick-up.
fluids contribute toxic chemicals to storm
Lawn chemicals such as pesticides, water. Why Protect Stormwater? Because It’s the
herbicides and fertilizer can not only Dispose of Pet Waste: Fido’s droppings are Law! The City of Grandview Heights Codified
contaminate recreational and drinking loaded with E. coli and other bacteria, not to Ordinance 937.03 “Stormwater Management
water sources, but also harm fish and other mention nutrients that cause algae blooms Prohibited Discharges” explicitly prohibits
aquatic life. Motor oil and antifreeze, paints, and harm aquatic life. Collect and dispose of any discharge to the storm sewer system
detergents and other household chemicals pet waste in refuse containers. that is not composed entirely of stormwater.
can also poison our waters if we allow them Illegal dumping/discharging of prohibited
Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste
to enter storm drains. Even pet waste can substances could result in fines and may be
Properly: Never dump old paint, solvents or
contribute excess nutrients and bacteria to classified as a minor misdemeanor!
other chemicals down the drain or into the
waterways when not properly disposed of.
storm sewers. You are the eyes of our community. To report
As a private citizen, there are many ways in Limit Use of Lawn and Garden Chemicals illegal dumping or other stormwater issues,
which you can reduce your NPS contribution and Dispose of Lawn Waste Properly: If contact the City Service Department at 614-
and become a Stormwater Steward: 488-4728.
Community Information
We invite you to visit the City’s website at upcoming special events and meetings, and “e-News Sign-Up” to be notified via your
www.grandviewheights.org. You will find links to multiple community partners like mobile phone, tablet or other device of
interesting and helpful information for the Grandview City Schools, Public Library, upcoming events and meetings. There’s
each of the city’s departments including Chamber of Commerce, Historical Society even an “Alert Center” which will provide
contact information, hours of operation, key and the Education Foundation. Visitors to you with emergency information specific
areas of responsibility as well as program the City’s website can also view City Council to our community should the need arise.
descriptions, forms, permits and other agendas and meeting minutes, apply for a We encourage all residents to sign-up for
documents. From the Parks and Recreation city job, or browse any of the city’s codified this service. In addition, you can register for
page, ordinances. many of the city’s programs and services,
you can view a compete copy of this semi- and pay for them, from the website. Be sure
There’s still more… select the Facebook
annual program guide. to visit grandviewheights.org!
or Twitter icons from the home page to
That’s only the beginning of what is offered: be automatically notified of city news and
there is a community calendar highlighting happenings. Report a concern, or go to
Inclement Weather Line Photo Release
If you have questions as to whether or not a program or game By registering for any City of Grandview Heights program, you agree to allow
has been cancelled due to poor weather or field conditions, publication of any photo taken at any program, event, or facility of the City of
please call the inclement weather line after 4:00 p.m. at Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department.
(614) 340-5401.
18Grandview Heights Service Department
Special Collection
City of Grandview Heights Single-Stream Curbside Recycling Program
The following recyclable materials will be collected for all Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff residents on their regular trash day each
week. Recycling collection begins at 7:30 a.m., followed by trash collection at approximately 9:30 a.m.
Recyclable materials may be placed in a reusable, 32 gallon container (50 pounds maximum), display a Recycle Grandview sticker (sticker
obtained at 1525 Goodale Blvd.) and placed next to alley, or if no alley exists, on the tree lawn curb strip for collection. Tied plastic trash
bags may also be used. Mark “Recycle” on bag. Visit grandviewheights.org or rumpkerecycling.com for more information.
Material Acceptable
Acceptable Not
NotAcceptable
Acceptable
• Plastic bottles & jugs. Rumpke will sort the • Buckets, tubs, oil/antifreeze
Plastic acceptable materials
• Labels do not need to be removed
• Please rinse and flatten
jugs, films or plastic bags,
yogurt cups and drinking
cups.
• Clear, brown green and blue glass bottles and • Lids
Glass jars in which food products are packaged.
• Labels do not need to be removed
•
•
Window or drinking glass
Light bulbs
• Please rinse • Broken glass
• Newspapers with glossy inserts*
• Magazines and telephone books
Paper
• Kleenex
• Brown grocery sacks
• Paper towels
• Cereal and juice boxes
• Paper plates and cups
• Junk mail
• Pizza boxes and cardboard (broken down)
• Aluminum and bi-metal beverage cans
Cans • Steel food and tin cans
• Labels do not need to be removed
• Paint cans
• Coat hangars
• Steel scrap
• Please rinse and flatten
Please Recycle! Save Our City On Landfill Fees
19Grandview Heights Service Department
Springtime and PSC Metals—Joyce
Appliance Disposal 1283 Joyce Avenue
Stormwater Runoff
Columbus, Ohio 43219
As winter months give way to The EPA licensed recycler that the City 614-299-4175
spring, remember that rainy weath- of Grandview Heights uses, no longer They will pay for metals and appliances with
er washes accumulated pollutants accepts freezers, refrigerators, air freon.
from your property down the storm conditioners or dehumidifiers.
drains, directly to our streams and PSC Metals—Columbus
The City can no longer pick up or 2205 Parsons Avenue
rivers. Each resident can make a store these items, as we are not EPA
difference by reducing salt usage Columbus, Ohio 43207
licensed to handle them. 614-443-0518
on sidewalks and driveways as
much as possible. In the springtime, Please contact the following for disposal: They will pay for metals and appliances with
consider options that will limit your freon.
Central City Auto Parts
use of pesticides, herbicides and
fertilizers while maintaining your
1930 McKinley Avenue Hazardous
Columbus, Ohio 43222 Household Materials
lawn and garden.
614-276-9617
Remember: Everything washed For disposal of paint, and other hazardous
You can drop off all appliances (including
or thrown into a storm drain household materials not listed above, please
refrigerators) with freon. There is a $15
flows directly to our streams and contact the Solid Waste Authority (SWACO)
fee. They do not pickup.
rivers at (614) 871-5100 for a schedule of drop-off
Help protect Ohio’s water Columbus Appliance and Parts locations. SWACO will not accept: appliances,
resources. Ensure that only 2686 Westerville Road tires, trash, propane tanks (over 20 lbs.)
stormwater is entering our storm Columbus, Ohio 43224 asbestos, needles, medical waste, used
system, and become part of the 614-279-6416 oil, car batteries, household cleaners and
stormwater pollution solution in latex paint. Latex paint, when dried, is not
They take all appliances with freon free of
your neighborhood! To report a considered hazardous and can be disposed
charge. Drop off is free. Contact C.A.&P.
water pollution concern or localized in your bagged and tied trash. If the latex
for pickup pricing. An additional fee may
flooding problem, please call the paint is not dried, stabilize it with kitty litter
apply if the appliance is in the basement
service director at (614) 481-6208. or sawdust before disposing of in the trash.
or in a difficult location.
Visit www.swaco.org for more information.
20Donation Drive
Yard Waste and E-Waste Day Special Needs
Organic material only, NO plastics The City of Grandview Heights and If you are elderly and/or physically
Goodwill Columbus will sponsor a disabled, please contact the
From April through November, yard
Donation Drive and E-Waste recycling Department of Service at (614) 488-4728
waste, if properly bundled or packaged,
day on May 4, 2019 from noon to 3:00 to make special arrangements for solid
will be picked up on Monday for all
p.m. at the Service Department, 1525 waste pickup.
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff
Goodale Boulevard. Please enter from
residents. Yard waste shall not be set
Goodale Boulevard onto Glendale
out earlier than one (1) hour prior to
Avenue. Goodwill Columbus staff will 2019 Street Sweeping
sunset on Sunday. Unless otherwise
unload items from your car. Weather permitting, street sweeping is
indicated, bundles or bags of yard waste
shall be placed next to the alley or if no You can drop off the following tentatively scheduled for early Spring.
alley exists, behind curb at the street. items for FREE: The exact dates will be advertised in
This Week Tri-Village News and posted
Tree limbs and shrubbery must be cut on our website.
• Computers, printers, monitors
and bundled with biodegradable twine
or string (no wire, plastics or nylon • Copiers, scanners, fax machines Your compliance with the “no parking”
string). Bundles should be no larger • Networking equipment/services signs for street sweeping is critical
than 2 feet in diameter, 4 feet long and to enable the City to remove debris
• Ink and toner cartridges from the gutters and streets, which, if
weighing no more than 50 pounds per
bundle. • TVs, cell phones, MP3 players allowed to accumulate, contributes to
• DVD/VHS Players, cable boxes localized flooding.
All storm damage must be treated the
same as yard waste unless it came from • Records/cassettes/CD’s/DVD’s
a public tree. All private brush which
• Video game systems & games Spring Clean Up
falls on city right-of-way will be cleared
by city crews either by returning the • Power adapters/chargers/cords The city will collect bulk items FREE OF
debris to the property of origin or by • Stereo equipment/speakers CHARGE from May 7–10 for residents
chipping if it would be more efficient. of Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff.
• Cameras, audiovisual equipment Residents with alley service should
Grass, leaves and plant materials • Microwaves, toaster ovens, toasters place their items next to the alley,
must be placed in biodegradable without alley service should place
paper or other paper bags, not to • Vacuums, humidifiers, air purifiers
their items at the curb on your regular
exceed 30 gallon capacity (plastic • Christmas lights, string lights trash day only. To assist the Service
or biodegradable plastic are not • Lithium ion (rechargeable) batteries Department, please place small loose
permitted). items inside containers for easier
• Also accepted: clothing, linens, books,
Neither dirt-covered roots nor soil dishes, toys, sporting equipment, disposal.
will be accepted fitness equipment, tools and more. No Construction Debris
Residents may use a refuse container for or Soil is Accepted
Goodwill Columbus works to build
yard waste. The containers must display independence, quality of life and work This is an annual, one week opportunity
a “Yard Waste” sticker (obtainable at opportunities for individuals with to dispose of large, unwanted items
1525 Goodale Blvd.), weigh no more disabilities and other barriers. at no charge to you, so do your spring
than 50 pounds when full, and should cleaning early and take advantage of
not have limbs stick out more than 12" this opportunity to keep our community
above the top of the container. Furniture Items beautiful! If you have questions, please
From December through March, contact the Grandview Heights Service
If you have gently used furniture items with
yard waste may be dropped off at the Department at (614) 488-4728.
no stains or rips, donate them to Furniture
Service Department between 7:30 Bank for families in need. Call 614-272-
a.m. and 3:00 p.m. weekdays. Larger 9544 or visit FurnitureBankCOH.org.
quantities of yard waste may be taken
directly to the Ohio Mulch facility at
4120 Roberts Road.
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