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SPRING 2019
Connecting You to the City of Vista
NEWS RECREATION COMMUNITY
Wildfire Preparedness Summer Camps Spring Eggstravaganza
Vista’s Business Renaissance Movies in the Park Moonlight Season
Wave Turns 25 New Adult Basketball GMAC’s Senior Events
CITY DEPARTMENTS AND SERVICES
Abandoned Vehicles 760-639-6141
Affordable Housing 760-639-6191
Building Permits 760-639-6105
Building Inspections 760-639-6106
Business License 760-639-6174
City of Vista Publication City Clerk 760-639-6125
City Elections 760-639-6125
Table of Contents
City Council/Mayor 760-639-6130
City Manager 760-639-6131
Code Enforcement 760-639-6141
Economic Development 760-639-6165
CityNews Engineering
Facility Rental
760-639-6111
760-643-5268
Finance 760-639-6170
Preparing For Wildfires ....................................................... 2 Fire Department (Non-emergency) 760-643-2801
General Information 760-726-1340
Movies in the Park ............................................................... 3 Housing 760-639-6191
Human Resources 760-639-6145
Skate Facility Trains Olympic Hopefuls ............................. 5 Illegal Dumping 760-639-6141
Mayor Delivers State of City ................................................ 6 Jim Porter Rec Center 760-639-6156
Job Hotline 760-639-6147
Get Connected to City News ............................................ 7 Library (County’s Vista branch) 760-643-5100
Parks & Recreation 760-639-6151
Spring Eggstravaganza ......................................................... 8 Park Maintenance 760-639-6177
Parking Tickets/Citations 760-639-6141
Planning 760-639-6100
RecGuide Public Works
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe
760-639-6176
760-639-6164
Senior Services .................................................................... 10 Report A Problem
Recreation Classes & Programs
760.639.6177
760-639-6151
Culture Caravan Trips ......................................................... 12 Senior Center (Gloria E. McClellan) 760-639-6160
Sewer Billing 760-639-6170
Summer Day Camp ............................................................. 13 Sheriff (Non-emergency) 760-940-4551
Street Lights 760-639-6177
Wave Waterpark ................................................................ 16 Street Sweeping 760-639-6177
Street/Road Construction 760-639-6111
Cultural Arts ....................................................................... 20 Traffic Issues 760-639-6116
Adult Sports ....................................................................... 21 VisTix Ticket Office
Wave Waterpark
760-724-2110
760-940-9283
Youth Sports ....................................................................... 23
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe .............................................. 25
OTHER LOCAL SERVICES
City of Vista Parks & Recreation Facilities Map ............. 26
Alta Vista Botanical Gardens 760-945-3954
Animal Control (Humane Society) 760-757-4357
Our Vista is published by the City of Vista three times a year. Boys & Girls Club 760-724-6606
Editor: Andrea McCullough Certificates (Birth, Death, Marriage) 760-940-6868
Recreation Editor: Fred Tracey Chamber of Commerce 760-726-1122
Design: Nicole Jasso Farmers’ Market 760-945-7425
Cover Photo Credit: The Wave Waterpark, Fred Tracey Household Hazardous Waste Disposal 800-714-1195
Vista Civic Center: Lifeline Community Services 760-726-4900
200 Civic Center Drive, Vista CA 92084 North County Health Services 760-757-4566
This publication is available in an alternate format. Public Transportation (Sprinter, Breeze) 760-966-6500
Please contact the ADA Coordinator at 760.639.6145.
Trash/Recycling (EDCO) 760-727-1600
Vista City Council: Vista Community Clinic 760-631-5000
Judy Ritter, Mayor
John B. Franklin, Deputy Mayor
Vista Unified School District 760-726-2170
Amanda Young Rigby, City Council Member Vista Historical Society Museum 760-630-0444
Joe Green, City Council Member Water Service (Vista Irrigation District) 760-597-3100
Corinna Contreras, City Council Member
City Council Meetings:
Second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm in the
Vista Civic Center Council Chambers. DIAL 911 FOR FIRE, SHERIFF
Meetings are broadcast live on the City of Vista website at & MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
CityofVista.com and archived webcasts are also available.
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Fun Things To Do
April 20 Spring Eggstravaganza
CityofVista.com
April 20 Oil Recycling Event
WasteFreeSD.org
April 27 Creek to Bay Cleanup
CreektoBay.org
May 25 Wave Waterpark Opens
TheWaveWaterpark.com
May 26 Vista Strawberry Fest
VistaStrawberryFest.com
June 8 Document Shred Event
CityofVista.com
June 9 Alley Art Festival
VistaArt.org
June 12 Moonlight Summer Season begins
MoonlightStage.com
June 15 BumbleBee: Movie in the Park
CityofVista.com
June 19 Taste of Vista
VVBA.org
July 4 Independence Day Celebration
CityofVista.com
July 13 Incredibles 2: Movie & Summer Fun Fest
CityofVista.com
Aug 10 How to Train Your Dragon - The Hidden World: Movie in the Park
CityofVista.com
It’s Impossible to Prevent Wildfires.
So How Do We Prepare?
“Are there going to be more wildfires?” a young child recently asked the Vista Fire Prevention Officer reading stories at the
Vista Library. After pausing to consider how to make it clear to the young group that it’s not a matter of if another wildfire
occurs, but when and how. He described how it’s really about how Vista faces the wildfire seasons and prepares for them.
The Fire Prevention Officer explained that a wildfire can occur at any time and the firefighters train year round to stay prepared.
The City of Vista is committed to keeping the community safe, especially during an emergency. The Vista Fire and Sheriff
responders train and prepare year round. The City also upgrades fire and emergency
equipment and regularly hold drills to test emergency plans and train City of Vista
employees to be prepared and ready to assist in serving the community.
At the library, the students were enthralled with the fire engines and learned what
to take if their families are evacuated during a fire. For all of the Vista community,
learning how to adapt to a year round wildfire season, and understanding how
to ‘prepare for’ and ‘evacuate if’ are the most important preparations residents
should undertake in the upcoming wildfire season. Planning in advance is a
key step to living safer and smarter.
To learn more about wildfire preparedness, turn to page 5.
Vista Fire Prevention Officer James Gillespie
reads to children at the Vista Library.
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PRESENTS
MOVIES IN THE PARK
BUMBLEBEE PG-13 INCREDIBLES 2 PG HOW TO TRAIN
June 15 July 13 YOUR DRAGON -
Buena Vista Ball Fields, THE HIDDEN WORLD PG
1851 S. Melrose Drive (5:30 - 7:30 pm) August 10
(S. Melrose & Shadowridge)
Brengle Terrace Park Brengle Terrace Park
1200 Vale Terrace Drive 1200 Vale Terrace Drive
It’s time for another great summer season of Movies in the Park.
Enjoy the free outdoor venue and relax under the stars. This year’s lineup includes
movies for the whole family. Grab you jacket, come early, and join the fun!
MOVIES BEGIN AT 8 PM
Sponsored by
the City of Vista and
San Diego County
Parks & Recreation
Used Oil Recycling: Free Document Shredding:
April 20 June 8
Bring in a used oil filter and get a new The City of Vista and EDCO Disposal are hosting a
one FREE. One free filter per person. FREE document shredding event. This is a great way
Limit five gallons of used oil per day to safely dispose of personal documents that need
per person. Funded with a grant from shredding. Residents are limited to two banker boxes
CalRecycle. per household (10”x12”x15”). Electronic waste will also
Date: Saturday, April 20 be accepted. Proof of residency is required.
Time: 10 am to 2 pm Date: Saturday, June 8
Location: Auto Zone Time: 9 am – 12 pm
573 W. Vista Way, Vista Cost: FREE
Location: Civic Center
i WasteFreeSD.org
200 Civic Center Drive, Vista
i EdcoDisposal.com | 760.727.1600
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Preparing Before Wildfire Threatens
With the concerns over the year around the potential for
wildfire, fire safety and preparedness are a year-round
practice in Southern California. High winds and low humidity
can transform a small, easily controlled fire into a catastrophic
event. Long before fire threatens, be prepared, ready, and
plan your evacuation.
• Maintain defensible space around your home
(ReadyForWildfire.org).
• Remove or isolate plants that are highly flammable.
• Make a list of items to take during an evacuation.
• Learn alternate ways out of your neighborhood in
case your usual way is blocked.
• Plan how to transport your pet if evacuated.
• Listen to local TV/radio news. Check the City’s
website at CityofVista.com or the City’s social
media sites for updates.
• Sign Up for Text or Email alerts at
ReadySanDiego.org/alertsandiego.
• If officials instruct you to leave, do so immediately.
Your family may not be together when disaster strikes,
and it is important to plan in advance how you will contact
one another; how you will get back together: and what
to do in different emergencies. Learn how to prepare,
plan and stay informed by visiting ReadySanDiego.org.
i Vista Fire Department: CityVista.com/Fire | 760.643.2801
Wave Celebrates 25 years
of Summer Fun!
The Wave Waterpark opens Memorial Day
weekend. This season marks the park’s 25th year
of summer fun for its guests! In 1994, the City of
Vista opened The Wave Waterpark. Since then, the Wave has continued
to provide fun and memories to guests of all ages. In honor of the Wave’s
big Anniversary season, the park will be celebrating the summer with
fun, contests, and special events. A list of activities, offers, and events
is listed on the Wave’s website. The Wave recently received - for the
12th consecutive year - a StarGuard Elite 5-Star Rating for safety. This
prestigious honor emphasizes the City’s commitment to employee
training and safety at the park.
i TheWaveWaterpark.com or see page 16
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Vista's Business Renaissance
Economic Development is a top priority for the City
of Vista. With the Ayers Hotel under construction in
the Business Park, the new Honda dealership set to
open soon on W. Vista Way, and the opening of the
Restoration Hardware outlet store in North County
Square, Vista continues to draw businesses that are
reshaping the city and creating an attractive and
vibrant community.
In addition, many new restaurants, including
Culichi Town, coming soon to Vista Village, have
popped up in or around downtown. Two new craft
breweries, Helia and Guadalupe, are also adding to
the thriving Vista scene. City officials will continue
strengthening the economy and bringing new jobs
to the community.
i CityofVista.com/EconomicDevelopment | 760.643.5243
New Skate Facility Trains
Olympic Athletes
Vista recently welcomed a new addition to the local
skateboard scene, the California Training Facility
(CA l TF), an elite indoor skateboard center, located
in the Vista Business Park. It is the first of its kind
in the world, designed to meet the criteria of what
skateboarders will see in both major pro skateboard
contests and qualifying series, as well as the Olympic
courses leading up to the 2020 games in Tokyo. The
facility is already attracting elite talent from all over
the world to Vista, elevating the city’s profile on the
international stage and bringing visitors into the city.
The 28,000 square foot facility includes full size
competition street and park courses. It will serve
as a training ground for members of the US
Olympic skateboard team in preparation for the
2020 Summer Olympics and has begun to attract
Olympic skateboarding teams from across the
globe. The CA l TF also offers other programs such
as skate jams, facility rentals, and group or private
coaching programs and provides venues to teach
disadvantaged youth how to skate, further benefiting
the community.
Photo Credit: CA l TF
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New Downtown
Kites Exhibit
The City’s 11th Kites Over Vista exhibit will be
installed before the Memorial Day weekend.
The six sculptures will be on display through
April, 2020.
• Carnival by Randall Art Ranch of Vista
• Love Wind Sail by Corwin Jones of Vista
• Mandella Umbrella by John Meyer of Temecula
• Peace Arrow by Alex Gall of Vista
• We Soar, We See by Moses Muturi of San Diego
• Where is the Present? by Nico Meyer of San Diego
A map of the downtown Public Art Kite sculptures
is available online at CityofVista.com. Printed maps
will be available at the Civic Center in July.
Photo credit: Alberto Rodriguez Kite: Hope Springs Eternal by Grant Bathke
Mayor Delivers Livestreaming City
State of the City Council Meetings
Mayor Judy Ritter delivered her State Want to be in the know on how the
of the City Address as part of the City Council voted, but can’t make the
Vista Chamber of Commerce’s annual meetings held at 5:30 pm? Meetings
State of the Community program on are broadcast live on the City of Vista
January 28, 2019. Mayor Ritter’s address website at CityofVista.com and archived
highlighted key projects and initiatives, city webcasts are also available.
priorities, future planning, and significant
accomplishments achieved in 2018.
The Mayor’s address and the video
are online at CityofVista.com. Search
“state of city.”
Reporting A Problem
See a problem? Pothole or litter? There are many ways to notify the City:
• Download the City’s mobile app ACCESS VISTA, snap a photo and report it
• Call the Report a Problem hotline: 760.639.6177
• Online at CityofVista.com/ReportAProblem
i CityofVista.com/ReportAProblem | 760.639.6177
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Creek to Bay Cleanup:
April 27
Vista is taking part in San Diego’s Annual Creek to
Bay cleanup on Saturday, April 27 from 9 am -12 pm.
The City of Vista is hosting a cleanup at Buena Creek.
Volunteers will meet at the Burlington Coat Factory
parking lot, located at 650 Sycamore Avenue.
i Register online at CreekToBay.org
Community Workshop:
April 29
Strategic Plan for People Who are
Experiencing Homelessness
The community is invited to join a
public discussion about the impact of
homelessness in Vista and in the region.
Causes, approaches, and potential
solutions will be covered during the
discussion concerning Vista’s sheltered
and unsheltered population.
This is part of the development of the
City of Vista’s Homeless Master Plan. VISTANEWSCENTER.COM
When complete, The Plan will provide the
city guidance on prevention, intervention Get City news stories on
and stabilization of the homeless current events, City Council
population in Vista. The final draft of the
Homeless Master Plan will be discussed decisions, streets & traffic,
at a City Council Meeting to be held in June. recreation & more sent
Date: Monday, April 29
weekly to your in-box.
Time: 6 PM
Location: City of Vista Civic Center, Subscribe at
Morris B. Vance Community Room
200 Civic Center Drive
VistaNewsCenter.com.
i CityofVista.com | 760.639.6191
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Dr. Bronner’s Sponsors Moonlight Programming
The City of Vista’s cultural arts programming at the Moonlight Amphitheatre
received a monetary boost through Vista-based company, Dr. Bronner’s.
The family-owned business is a top seller of natural soaps and is headquartered
in the Vista Business Park. The $100,000 sponsorship supports the Moonlight
Presents series and the Moonlight’s summer season of musicals at the
city-owned amphitheatre. With its third year investing in the City’s cultural
arts programming,
Dr. Bronner’s community support is
creating a lasting impact on Vista and
enriching the lives of residents and
visitors alike.
The sponsorship allows the City to offer
year-round programming that draws
thousands of visitors into the City each
year. This includes providing hundreds
of young people and their families
complimentary tickets to experience
the theatre and family entertainment.
To learn more about the Moonlight
venue, please turn to page 20.
i MoonlightStage.com
Spring Eggstravaganza!
April 20
Head to the Spring Eggstravaganza for
crafts, face painting, fun and games for
ages 2 to 12 years. Take a photo with the
Easter bunny. The fun, family event is
free and open to the public.
Date: Saturday, April 20
Time: 10 am to 12 pm
Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center,
1200 Vale Terrace Drive
Cost: FREE
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RECREATION &
Spring and Summer Highlights COMMUNITY SERVICES
There’s nothing like summer in Vista, and this guide contains all that FIND PROGRAM INFORMATION ONLINE
you need to know to make the most out of the sunniest time of year. Recreation: vistarecreation.com
Moonlight Amphitheatre: moonlightstage.com
Looking for a unique summer day camp VisTix Box Office: vistixonline.com
experience? We’ve got ‘em! Our camps at Wave Waterpark: thewavewaterpark.com
Senior Services: gmacvista.com
Brengle Terrace Park, the Wave, and the Rancho Public Art: vistapublicart.com
Buena Vista Adobe will keep your youngster
occupied all summer long. OUR SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS
Enjoy an evening under the stars and take in a
cityofvistaca • moonlightstage • thewavewaterpark
Broadway musical or concert at the Moonlight
Amphitheatre. Picnic or dine before the show!
cityofvistagov • moonlightstage • thewavewaterpark
Want to beat the heat? Head to Vista’s splashiest hot spot: the Wave
Waterpark, which marks its 25th birthday this year with specials and
cityofvista • moonlightstage • wavewaterpark
fun events, including a Birthday Party on June 30!
Looking for low-cost or no-cost options? We’ve got the Independence Day
Celebration, Movies in the Park, and Free Youth Sports programs on tap. DIRECTORY
The Gloria McClellan Center bustles with spring and summertime Administration
200 Civic Center Drive
services and events, including Culture Caravan taking you to exciting
760.639.6151
local destinations.
Recreation & Sports Office
The City of Vista is home to 31 parks and venues, most are available 760.643.5273
to rent for family gatherings, including picnics and weddings.
Facility Rentals
Visit vistarecreation.com for a park directory. 760.643.5268
AVO Playhouse & Moonlight Rentals
NEW!
760.643.5304
VisTix Ticket Office
760.724.2110
Wave Waterpark
760.940.9283
Park Directors
760.277.8108
Mark your calendar for April 20 to celebrate spring at this new event where you
will be able to meet and take photos with the Easter Bunny, enjoy face painting, Gloria McClellan Center
games, candy-filled eggs, and lots of fun. This free event for ages 760.643.5288
two – 12 will take place 10 am – Noon at the Jim Porter Recreation Center. For Therron Dieckmann
more information, call 760.643.5272. Recreation & Community
Services Director
You deserve a night off, so leave your kids with us.
PARKS & RECREATION
We’ll provide them with four hours of non-stop fun
COMMISSION
and activities that are age appropriate while you enjoy
a date night out on the town. And it’s cheaper than a Lisa Sikes, Chair
babysitter at just $10.00 per child for ages five – 11. Debbie Piper, Vice Chair
Upcoming dates are April 27, May 18, June 8, Phil Church
Norman Halus
July 20, August 17, and September 21. Times are
Steven Rhoades
5 pm – 9 pm at the Jim Porter Recreation Center. Brock Smith
Register at vistarecreation.com or call 760.643.5272. Gabriella Bascon, Youth Representative
Sarah Higgs, Youth Representative
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Gloria McClellan Adult Activity & Resource Center
1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista | gmacvista.com | 760.643.5288
FREE SPRING FLING
Saturday, April 13 | 2 pm to 5 pm
Reservations recommended: 760.643.5281
Live Entertainment by San Diego's favorite Sundance Band
Snacks & Mocktails
What a fun (and did we mention free) way to spend your
Saturday afternoon! Enjoy the music or get up and dance.
FREE NATIONAL SENIOR HEALTH & FITNESS DAY
Wednesday, May 29 | 9 am - 1 pm
Celebrate this nationwide day dedicated to seniors and health & fitness. Call 760.643.5281.
9 am - 10 am Park Walk with Mayor Ritter
9:30 am - 12 pm Information and Products
12 pm - 12:30 pm Lunch at the Center
(Reservation Required by May 28th)
12:30 pm - 1 pm Prizes
Event Highlights
Hearing Screenings, Cholesterol Testing, Reflex Testing, Blood Pressure Screenings, Fall
Prevention/Balance Testing, Flexibility/Range of Motion Demo, Vision and Eyeglass Services,
Chiropractors, Podiatry, Smartphone Assistance, and Medical Insurance Information.
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SENIOR SERVICES
Transportation with Out & About
Reservations/Applications: 760.643.5284
Seniors in Vista, enjoy specialized transportation
to meet your needs.
RT Fee: minibus $4; volunteer driver in personal
cars ($6 - $12); Taxi Scrip $20 book for only $8
Lunch
Reservations: 760.643.5288 by 3 pm the day prior to meal
Lunch is served weekdays at noon for adults age 60 and above. Suggested donation for
lunch is $4 for ages 60 and up; $8 for those under age 60. Transportation to the Center
for lunch is available to Vista residents for a suggested donation of $1 round trip.
Bingo is played every Tuesday and is free to lunch participants.
Home Delivered Meals
Eligibility/Application: 760.643.5288
Homebound Vista seniors age 60 and above that meet qualifications are eligible to have a
lunch meal delivered to their home weekdays, and two frozen meals for the weekend that
are delivered Fridays. Suggested donation is only $4.50 per meal.
LUNCHTIME SPECIAL EVENTS
Live Entertainment at 11 am and Lunch at Noon.
Reservations: 760.643.5288 by 3pm the day prior to meal
Mother's Day Friday, May 10
Memorial Day Thursday, May 23
Father's Day Friday, June 14
Summer BBQ Friday, June 21
FUN THINGS TO DO
The Center hosts to numerous activities and clubs, including our free monthly movie,
bridge, knitting, music appreciation, painting, Scrabble, quilting, crafting, mahjong, book
club, computer classes and more. Call for information.
NATIONAL SENIOR CITIZENS DAY
Wednesday, August 21, 2019
Save the date for this free event.
11 | RE C GUIDECULTURE CARAVAN
Friendly tour guides, fun locations, and best of all we drive!
Trips depart and return at the Gloria McClellan Center, 1400 Vale Terrace Dr.
Reservations: 760.643.2828.
UPCOMING TRIPS
April 6 Mushrooms, Catfish, & Dinosaurs
April 9 World Premiere Musical “Diana”
at La Jolla Playhouse
April 11 Laguna Beach Art & Garden Mecca
APRIL
April 13 Tour of Rancho Palos Verdes
April 14 Concours d’Elegance La Jolla: Luxury Car Show
April 17 Cirque du Soleil’s “Volta”
April 25 Mansion, Media, & Motion Picture
(Greystone Mansion, Paley Media Center,
& Academy of Motion Picture Library)
May 4 Planes of Fame Air Show
May 7 Desalination Plant Tour
MAY
May 15 OUE Skyspace & Biltmore Hotel
May 31 Orange County Crime Lab &
High Performance Cars
June 2 Menopause The Musical at
The Welk Resorts Theatre
June 4 National Park 3-D IMAX Film
June 6 San Diego County Fair
JUNE
June 11 Japanese American Museum
& Little Tokyo
June 26 Historic Redlands Tour
Visit cityofvista.com/culturecaravan.
Rancho Palos Verdes
R EC GU I DE | 12SUMMER DAY CAMP
Monday - Friday, 7 am – 6 pm | Jim Porter Recreation Center | Grades K - 8
Get ready for the best summer ever! The City’s Summer Day Camp program comes with
plenty of adventure and fun times in a friendly and supervised environment. Spend the
day with old friends, or make new ones as campers participate in fun games, learn new
sports skills, and travel to exciting local destinations. Our weekly rates are affordable
and offer a great value with these extras at no additional cost:
• Extended Care from 7 am to 9 am, and 3 pm – 6 pm
• One Camp t-shirt
• At least one field trip each week
REGISTR
• Lunch and snacks mornings and afternoons ATION
FOR SUM
• Guest Speakers & Fun Friday Activities MER
CAMPS
BEGIN
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APRIL 15
GRADES K-2 EXPLORER’S CAMP I 8:30 AM
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Weekly rate: $168 resident / $202 non-resident
DATES THEME FIELD TRIP
June 10 - 14 Celebrating Flags San Diego History Center
June 17 - 21 Summer Sun, Summer Fun The Wave Waterpark
June 24 – 28 Sky High Fun Free Flight Del Mar
July 1 - July 5* Celebrating Holidays Boomers
No Camp on July 4
July 8 - 12 Fitness is Fun Quince & Spruce Street Bridges
July 15 - 19 Ice Cream, You Scream The Wave Waterpark
July 22 – 26 Cowboys & Cowgirls Altitude Trampoline Park
July 29 - Aug 2 Beach Blanket Bingo Oceanside Harbor Beach
Aug 5 - 9 Wacky Water Week Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
Aug 12, 13, & 14** Daily Rates Available No Field Trips
* All camps are combined this week with one field trip.
** Daily Rate applies to these dates and minimum number of campers required for camp to run.
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GRADES 1-6 SPORTS CAMP
Weekly rate: $168 resident / $202 non-resident
DATES THEME FIELD TRIP
June 10 - 14 Capture World Flags San Diego History Center
June 17 - 21 Summer 2019 Boom The Wave Waterpark
June 24 – 28 Stars in the Sky Free Flight Del Mar
July 1 - July 5* Celebrating Holidays Boomers
No Camp on July 4
July 8 - 12 10,000 Steps a Day Quince & Spruce Street Bridges
July 15 - 19 Ice Cream…The Full Scoop The Wave Waterpark
July 22 – 26 A Little Bit of Country Altitude Trampoline Park
July 29 - Aug 2 Shark Week @ the Beach Oceanside Harbor Beach
Aug 5 - 9 Wonderful World of Water Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
Aug 12, 13 & 14** Daily Rates Available No Field Trips
* All camps are combined this week with one field trip.
** Daily Rate applies to these dates and minimum number of campers required for camp to run.
GRADES 3-5 EXPLORER’S CAMP II
Weekly rate: $168 resident / $202 non-resident
DATES THEME FIELD TRIP
June 10 - 14 Flags of the World San Diego History Center
June 17 - 21 It’s a Summer Party The Wave Waterpark
June 24 – 28 The Sky’s the Limit Free Flight Del Mar
July 1 - July 5* Celebrating Holidays Boomers
No Camp on July 4
July 8 - 12 Run, Walk, Jog – Stay Fit Quince & Spruce Street Bridges
July 15 - 19 Ice Cream is the Scoop The Wave Waterpark
July 22 – 26 Country Western Altitude Trampoline Park
July 29 - Aug 2 Beach Party Fun Oceanside Harbor Beach
Aug 5 - 9 Splish Splash Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
Aug 12, 13 & 14** Daily Rates Available No Field Trips
* All camps are combined this week with one field trip.
** Daily Rate applies to these dates and minimum number of campers required for camp to run.
R EC GU I DE | 14SUMMER DAY CAMP
GRADES 5-8 ADVENTURE CAMP
Weekly rate: $229 resident / $272 non-resident
June 10 - 14 Flag Your Camp
Field Trips: Potato Chip Rock, San Diego History Center, Free Flight Del Mar
June 17 - 21 Bring on Summer
Field Trips: City Fun Center, Fishing at Chollas Lake, Irvine Spectrum
June 24 - 28 Archway of the Skyway
Field Trips: John Wayne Airport, Palomar Observatory, Bob Maxwell Airfield
July 1 - July 5* Celebrating Holidays (*All Camps combined this week w/ one field trip)
No Camp on July 4 Field Trip: Boomers!
Cost: $134 Vista resident / $162 Non-Resident
July 8 - 12 Fitness Fanatics
Field Trips: Toy Story 4, Model Railroad Depot, Quince & Spruce Street Bridges
July 15 - 19 Ice Cream Dreams
Field Trips: Annie’s Canyon Trail, Bates Nut Farm, The Wave Waterpark
July 22 - 26 The Wild West
Field Trips: Altitude Trampoline Park, Los Penasquitos Canyon, Tamarack Beach
July 29 – Aug 2 Summer Beach Week
Field Trips: Oceanside Harbor Beach, Boomers, San Clemente Beach
Aug. 5 - 9 Water Wonders
Field Trips: Moonlight Beach, Ruben H. Fleet Science Center, The Wave Waterpark
PLEASE NOTE: Daily Rate Onsite Camps are available August 12, 13, and 14.
** Daily Rate applies to these dates and minimum number of campers required for camp to run.
DAILY RATES: (Onsite) $50 Vista Resident / $61 Non-Resident
(Adventure): $69 Vista Resident / $74 Non-Resident
GRADES 9-11 COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING
Weekly rate: $86 resident / $101 non-resident
Monday – Friday 9 am - 3 pm All Camp Sessions Available
Interested in becoming a future camp counselor? This program provides training, skills, and experience
necessary to be part of our counselor team. Registration form available at vistarecreation.com.
REGISTRATION Registr
ation
Begins
Reserve the camps you want now to guarantee a spot for your camper. Pay in full for MOND
AY
the first camp and a $10 deposit per week for remaining camps to reserve your fun. APRIL 1 ,
5 at
Weekly camps must be paid in full by Thursday the week prior to the start of camp or 8:30 am
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reservation is cancelled. Single day rates are available, check with the office for details.
HOW TO REGISTER
• Online: vistarecreation.com
• In person: Jim Porter Recreation Center, 1200 Vale Terrace Drive
• By phone: 760.643.5272 or 760.643.5275
If registration is completed by phone or online, a registration form must
be completed prior to the first day of camp. Form available in the Day Camp
section of vistarecreation.com.
1 5 | RE C GUIDEWAVE WATERPARK
101 Wave Drive, Vista
thewavewaterpark.com
OPEN DAILY MAY 27 - AUGUST 11: 760.940.WAVE
MONDAY – FRIDAY: 10 AM – 4 PM
SATURDAYS: 11 AM - 5:30 PM
SUNDAYS: NOON - 5:30 PM
AUGUST 17 - SEPTEMBER 22:
Check website for specific Saturday and Sunday hours.
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Celebrate The Wave’s 25th Silver Anniversary this year with special events and promotions.
Follow our social media for the most current details.
ADMISSION
OVER 42” $20.95 NON-RES / $18.95 RES
UNDER 42” $16.95 NON-RES / $14.95 RES
HAPPY HOUR (last two hours of operation) $9.95
FRIDAY NITE SPLASH (select Fridays from 4 - 8 pm) $9.95
GROUP PRICING
Let The Wave host your school or group event! $16.95 per person for groups of 15 or
more. Reservations must be made in advance with a $50 deposit.
PRIVATE RENTALS
The Wave is a perfect location to host your corporate event. Rent the following during non-programmed
hours for your special event or social gathering: Full Park, Flow Rider Only, Slide Tower Only, Flow
Rider/River/Riptide Slide, Competition Pool, Spray Park. Visit thewavewaterpark.com for additional
information and pricing.
2019 SEASON PASSES
Get your pass now for an entire summer of fun and join us for unlimited visits during the 2019 season.
Season Pass holders are entitled to great deals at The Wave and special promotions through our
partners including The Moonlight Amphitheatre, Birch Aquarium, Boomers, and many more.
Season passes are on sale now!
INDIVIDUAL PASSES $74 EACH
FAMILY PASSES (4 OR MORE) $69 EACH
LOCKER PASS UPGRADE $20
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DUCK RACE
May 19, 1 – 4 pm. Sponsor a duck for $5 and get admission to The Wave Waterpark and a chance
to win great prizes. The ducks will race around the river at 2:30 pm. Season Pass holders are invit-
ed to join in the fun, and can bring one guest per pass.
SPLASH CAMPS (Ages 7-15)
We have awesome themes with lots of water fun for a uniquely awesome camp experience.
Campers will have so much fun, they won’t want to leave! Each camper will receive a t-shirt.
Remember to bring a swimsuit (one piece for the girls), sack lunch or money, towel, sun block,
goggles, and dry clothes. All campers must be able to swim to the other side of the pool and back
on their own. Camps are weekdays, 8:30 am – 2:30 pm with option of extended play until 4 pm with
signed waiver. Fee is $140 per session for each camper.
SESSION DATES THEME
6/10-6/14 Hollywood
6/17-6/21 Rockin-Hula
6/24-6/28 Summer Olympics
7/01-7/05 Wacky Science
7/08-7/12 Western
7/15-7/19 Hollywood
7/22-7/26 Rockin-Hula
7/29-8/02 Summer Olympics
8/05-8/09 Wacky Science
COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING PROGRAM (Ages 12-15)
Participants will develop leadership skills while assisting with running camp games and activities for
younger children. Only 10 CIT's per session. Program dates, times, and fees are the same as listed
above under Splash Camps.
JR. LIFEGUARDS (Ages 10 -15)
Join us for an action-packed class filled with a week of
fun, water skills and actual lifeguarding opportunities.
Participants are taught and tested on skills from water
rescues, CPR, to First Aid and Spinal Management.
Jr. Lifeguards will shadow real lifeguards on the job at The
Wave! Jr. Guards will learn whistle signal, hand signals, and
how to better handle emergency situations with confidence.
Jr. Lifeguard class is structured to be an educational,
challenging, but a super fun and wet experience they won't
forget! Program is conducted weekdays 7:30 am – 2 pm
with option of extended activity until 4 pm with signed
waiver. Fee is $140 per session per participant, weekly
sessions run June 10 – August 9 (no session week of July 4).
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES (All Ages)
Let The Wave host your birthday party or special event! A great place for all ages to celebrate
and have a “splashing” good time! The Birthday child will receive a FREE return ticket to the
Wave! Visit our website for additional options and upgrades to make your party the best ever!
Available any date during normal park hours.
Friday Nite Splash Party
Save even more money by hosting your birthday event during one of our Friday Nite
Splash Events on 6/7, 6/21, 7/5, 7/19, 8/2, or 8/16. Friday splash events run from 4 – 8 pm.
Tickets purchased are valid for use only during the Friday Nite Splash Event.
SWIM LESSONS (Infants - Adult)
Let The Wave be your home for swim lessons! We strive to provide lessons at all levels that help
students develop confidence and competency in the water. Swim Lessons begin April 8, 2019.
Sign up today, space is limited (760) 940-WAVE.
CLASS LEVELS
STARBABIES: (6 mo - 3 yrs)
Designed to be an infant's first introduction to water adjustment with an emphasis on parent
participation / education as well as safety skills and fun. One child per adult.
STAR TOTS - Levels 1, 2, & 3: (3-5 yrs)
For preschool children who are ready to attend class on their own. Focus on swim readiness skills
and safety.
SWIM SCHOOL - Levels 1, 2, & 3: (5 yrs+)
For children over 5 yrs old beginning with little or no formal swim instruction. Class emphasis on
breath control, submerging, front & back floats, intro to treading and freestyle and backstroke.
STROKE SCHOOL - Levels 1, 2, & 3: (5 yrs+)
For children over 5 yrs old with a good water skills foundation. Students will go from freestyle and
backstroke review to butterfly, followed by breaststroke with skills for swim team.
ADULT: (16 yrs+)
For adults over 16 yrs old at any stage from beginning water adjustment to stroke refinement.
PRIVATE LESSONS:
Private Lessons are available for all ages and levels. Private lessons are $90 for four 30-minute
sessions. Additional siblings, using the same instructor, are $10 off. Fees: $50 per session per
student. Available Monday through Thursdays (mornings and evenings), and Saturdays (mornings).
BADGE PROGRAMS (Ages 7-15)
Have one of our knowledgeable and certified lifeguards teach your group about water safety,
first aid, swimming techniques, or just have some water fun! Programs last approximately one
hour and include a behind the scenes Wave tour! Programs available any day and time during
normal Wave hours. Select Water Safety, First Aid, Water Fun, or Swimming. Fees: $20.95 fee
per person (minimum of 10 participants). Fee includes waterpark admission for entire day.
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BABYSITTING CLASSES - BLAST! (Ages 11+)
BLAST! (Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training) Training Class is an exciting and important class for potential
babysitters. The program is interactive, provides extensive training in pediatric first aid, household safety, and the
fundamentals of childcare. Learn the current practices for safety and injury prevention and basic first aid. The BLAST!
program is designed to prepare children for interviewing for a babysitting job, select safe and suitable games and
activities, prevent accidents, perform first aid, and begin babysitting safely and competently. Dates are July 20 and
September 7, 10:30 am – 2:30 pm. Fee is $50 per person.
CPR/ FIRST AID/ AED CLASSES (Ages 14+)
This course includes certification in CPR (Adult, Child, Infant), First Aid, and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) for
the lay rescuer. Participants should wear comfortable clothes and bring a towel (for kneeling on), water, sunscreen
(class will be outside), and food or snacks. Dates are June 29 and August 31, Noon to 4:00 pm. Fee is $50 per person.
FLOW RIDER CLASSES (All ages – MUST MEET 42” HEIGHT REQUIREMENT)
We are home to North County's only simulated wave! Check out our classes designed for all levels of participants from
those who are just learning how to stay on the surface to those who will be competing in a Flow Rider Competition.
Program runs June 10 – August 8, Monday – Thursday by skill levels: 4:45 pm – 5:25 pm for intermediate and advanced,
and 5:30 pm – 6:10 pm for beginners. Fee is $50 per weekly session.
WATERPOLO CLASSES (Ages 7+)
Join us at The Wave for an informative lesson in the sport of waterpolo! Classes are designed for the beginner participant
who is looking to learn the game and basic skills. This is a great introduction class for future athletes looking to play as part
of a waterpolo team at the high school level. Must be able to swim 100 yds without stopping, and tread water for one-minute
without using hands. Dates are July 15 – 18 and August 5 – 8, 5 – 6 pm. Fee is $50 per week.
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Moonlight Presents
Friday, April 12: The Eagles’ Hotel California Featuring Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Saturday, April 13: Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours and The Millennial Falcons band
Saturday, May 4
Roger Clyne and The PettyBreakers Family Movie Night: John Waite
the Peacemakers Saturday, May 25 Back to the Future Saturday, July 6
Saturday, May 11 Friday, May 31
Moonlight Stage Productions
June 12 – 29 July 17 – August 3 August 14 – 31 September 11 – 28
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& ACTIVITIES
NEW! ADULT BASKETBALL
Adult basketball is back in Vista! We have a division for everyone: men’s beginner,
intermediate, and advanced open leagues; women’s leagues; and men’s 35 and older
leagues. Individual players may call 760.643.5273 for a possible “Individual Players” league.
Registration period is June 3 – August 12, 2019.
When: Monday – Friday / Placement Games begin the week of August 12, 2019.
Where: Jim Porter Recreation Center Gym
Fees: $340 – Resident Team (two or less non-residents on roster).
$408 – Non-Resident Team (three or more non-residents on roster).
$30 officials fee per game payable to official at game time.
ADULT SOFTBALL
Games are played Sunday through Friday nights with placement games beginning the week of
August 5, 2019. Registration is limited to teams. Individual players may call 760.643.5273 to be on
the “Free Agent” list made available to teams looking for players. Registration begins June 1, 2019.
Location: Brengle Terrace, Breeze Hill & Buena Vista ball fields.
Fees: $484 – Resident Team (two or less non-residents on roster).
$580 – Non-Resident Team (three or more non-residents on the roster).
$15 umpire fee per game payable to umpire at game.
OPEN PLAY
Are you looking for a fun and safe place to practice? If so, stop by one of the parks below and get in-
volved! Free admission. Activities are subject to change and/or cancellation due to field reservations or
field renovations.
Sport Day Time Location
Soccer Mon - Fri 8 am – 4 pm Luz Duran Park
Soccer, Baseball, Football Mon - Fri 8 am – 4 pm Vista Sports Park
Basketball Sat – Sun 10 am - Dusk Vista Magnet Middle School
Basketball Sat - Sun 10 am - Dusk Vista Innovation & Design
Open Play Mon - Fri 8 am - Dusk Linda Rhoades Recreation Center
Open Gym Sat - Sun 10 am - Dusk Linda Rhoades Recreation Center
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ADULT SPORTS
For teens and adults ages 13 and up who already know the game, know some strokes, and have
some knowledge of tennis.
Schedule: Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Location: Brengle Terrace Park Tennis Courts
Punch Card Fees: 5 Classes: $51 Vista resident / $61 non-resident
7 Classes: $71 Vista resident / $85 non-resident
Instructor: Heide Clay
ZUMBA NEW! PILATES FUSION
ZUMBA is easy-to-follow dance moves and Pilates strengthens while Yoga adds flexibility
motivating Latin rhythms such as Merengue, to the body. Both combined will add length
Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton and hip hop. You and toned muscles for better posture. Class is
don’t need to be a dancer, you just need to be taught slowly to enhance awareness of the body
ready for fun! For ages 15 and up. through movement.
DAY TIME DAY TIME
Mondays & Wednesdays 6 – 7 pm Wednesdays, March 20 – April 6 1 – 2 pm
Saturdays 9 – 10 am Wednesdays, May 1 - June 6 1 – 2 pm
Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center Fees: $50 for six-week session
Fees: Monthly Pass: (unlimited classes each Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center
month) $46 resident/ $55 non-resident Instructor: Shirley Gudmundson E-RYT,
Drop-In: $6 resident / $7 non-resident Certified Yoga Instructor
Instructor: Itzy Moore
HULA WITH AUNTY KAHEALANI NEW! KENPO KARATE
Hula Basics is an introductory class for all ages Participants will learn basic to advanced
and life stages. It is sure to be a fun bonding self-defense skills.
experience. For ages 12 and up. Classes are held Sessions: April 3 – June 17 | June 24 – September 9
Fridays, 6 pm – 7 pm. Mondays and Wednesdays, 7 pm – 8 pm
Sessions: April 5 – 26 | May 3 – 30* | June 7 – 28 Fee: $125 Vista resident / $150 non-Vista resident
Fee: $56 Vista resident / $67 non-resident; $30 materials fee for uniform
(*5 week session $70 Vista resident / $84 non-resident) Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center
Materials fee $35 for a pa’u (hula skirt)
Instructor: Sifu Ronald Jimienez,
Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center 6 Degree Black Belt
Instructor: Kahealani Milroy
REGISTRATION
Registration for Adult Softball begins June 1. Registration open now for all other
activities. Register at the Recreation Office at the Civic Center, 200 Civic Center
Drive (Monday – Friday from 10:30 am – 5 pm), or online at vistarecreation.com.
QUESTIONS? Call 760.643.5275 or visit vistarecreation.com.
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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Each participant will enjoy league play while gaining
proficiency in skills such as setting, bumping, and serving.
Who: Girls, grades 5 – 8
Schedule: Practices begin the week of August 19
Games begin in October
GRADE DAYS TIMES
5/6 M/W 4 pm, 5 pm, or 6 pm
7/8 T/TH 4 pm, 5 pm, or 6 pm
Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center Gym
Fee: $92 resident / $111 non-resident
Contact: 760.643.5273
NFL YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Our non-competitive program consists of instruction and games in
four divisions.
Grades 1-2 Tiny League (M/W) 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Grades 3-4 Longhorn League (T/TH/S) 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Grades 5-6 Panther League (T/TH/S) 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Grades 7-8 Charger League (M/W/S) 5:30 - 6:30 pm
When: Practices begin the week of September 3
Location: Vista Sports Park, 1600 Sports Park Way
Fee: $92 resident / $111 non-residents
Contact: 760.643.5273
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FREE YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAMS
Come and join us for free recreational sports programs! The program consists
of instruction and games.
Grades 1-8 Basketball/Football (M - F, March 4 – *April 26) 4 – 6 pm
Multi-Sport (M - F, April 29 – *June 7) 4 – 6 pm
Multi-Sport (M - F, June 10 – *August 8) 2:30 – 5 pm
Location: Linda Rhoades Neighborhood Center,
600 North Santa Fe Avenue
Fee: FREE Space is limited to 50 participants
*No Activity March 25-29, May 27, July 4
Contact: 760.643.5264
PEE WEE & INTERMEDIATE TENNIS NEW! KENPO KARATE
Develop hand-eye coordination and agility, Participants will learn basic to advanced
and build self-confidence. Participants will self-defense skills.
learn basic strokes in a fun and supportive
Sessions: April 3 – June 17
group lesson.
June 24 – September 9
Ages: 5 – 12 years Mondays and Wednesdays,
Schedule: 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm (5 – 7 years) Ages 6 – 12: 5 pm – 5:50 pm
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm (8 – 12 years) Ages 13 – 17: 6 pm – 6:55 pm
Location: Brengle Terrace Park Tennis Courts Fee: $125 Vista resident
$150 non-Vista resident
Instructor: Heide Clay
$30 materials fee for uniform
Punch Card Fees:
Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center
5 Classes: $51 Vista resident / $61 non-resident
7 Classes: $71 Vista resident / $85 non-resident Instructor: Sifu Ronald Jimienez,
6 Degree Black Belt
Contact: 760.643.5272
REGISTRATION
Registration for Girls Volleyball and Flag Football begins June 1.
Registration open now for all other activities. Register at the
Recreation Office at the Civic Center, 200 Civic Center Drive
(Monday – Friday from 10:30 am – 5 pm), or online at
vistarecreation.com. Call 760.643.5273 for more information.
R EC GU I DE | 24RANCHO BUENA
VISTA ADOBE
640 Alta Vista Drive, Vista | Visit us: Thursdays, Fridays, & Saturdays: 10 am – 3 pm
ADOBE SUMMER CAMP
Ages 7-11 years* | Mon - Fri | 9 am - 12 pm**
Summer camp at the historic Rancho Buena Vista includes a tour of the historic adobe home, candle making,
leather tooling, old fashioned games, weaving and baking some homemade snacks!
SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3
July 15 - 19 July 22 - 26 July 29 - Aug 2
Fees: $85 resident / $108 non-resident. Register by phone at 760.643.5275 or online at vistarecreation.com
TOURS RENTALS
Experience the Adobe with a docent led 45-minute tour of the Now Renting for 2019/2020 Events.
historic adobe house. Have your next special occasion at the
Thursdays & Fridays: 10 am - 2:15 pm | Saturdays: 10 am only Rancho Buena Vista Adobe and make it an
Fees: Adults $4 | Seniors $3 | Students $1 | Children under 12 years $.50 historic event!
Groups: By reservation at 760.639.6164 Please call 760.643.5268 or 760.643.5275
for information.
PARANORMAL EXPERIENCE: SPIRITS OF THE ADOBE
Experience a hands-on paranormal investigation of the adobe
led by the San Diego Paranormal Society.
Tours are offered at 7 pm or 9:30 pm on April 19, May 17, June 21,
July 19, August 16. $25 per person for ages 18 and up. Register at
vistarecreation.com.
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Parks
1. Breeze Hill Park 10. Luz Duran Park 13. Shadowridge Park 16. Thibodo Park
645 S Melrose Dr 340 E Townsite Dr 2101 Lupine Hills Dr 1150 Lupine Hills Dr
2. Brengle Terrace Park 11. Raintree Park 14. Soroptomist Parkette 17. Veterans Memorial Park
1200 Vale Terrace Dr 545 Townsite Dr Vista Village/S Santa Fe Paseo Santa Fe
3. Bub Williamson
76 Park 12. Rotary Lane & 15. S. Buena Vista Park 18. Wildwood Park
530 Grapevine Rd Veterans Memorial Wall 1602 Mountain Pass Cir 651 E Vista Wy
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