Legislation Details

File #: 2024-0020    Version: 0 Name: 2024 Summer Program Lists
Type: MOTION Status: PASSED
File created: 1/8/2024 In control: Board of Trustees
On agenda: 1/15/2024 Final action: 1/15/2024
Title: 2024 Summer Program Lists
Attachments: 1. Summer 2024 Bruggeman, 2. Summer 2024 Cortilet, 3. Summer 2024 Geghen, 4. Summer 2024 Harvey, 5. Summer 2024 Paulson, 6. Summer 2024 Petrow, 7. Summer 2024 Savage, 8. Summer 2024 Smaga, 9. Summer 2024 Vaughn, 10. Summer 2024 Biela
Title
2024 Summer Program Lists

History
The Recreation and Parks Department produces a seasonal brochure on three occasions each year. The guide contains all recreational, athletic and fitness program opportunities offered during each season.

Attached, please find the list of programs and special events each supervisor in the Recreation & Parks Department plans to offer in the Summer 2024 Brochure. This publication includes the Orland Park Veterans Golf Classic produced by the Veterans Commission.

Program lists include revenues from the previous season, as well as estimated expense totals from programs and events which are operated on a contractual basis.

Staff are requesting approval for summer 2024 programs and special events, as detailed in the supervisor’s program lists. Justification explanations detail new program offerings and programs that will no longer be offered due to low, or no, enrollment in 2023. Additionally, lists include programs staff seek to offer during the summer despite low enrollment the previous year with a detailed explanation.

The majority of programs offered are taught by part-time Village employees, while others are taught on a contractual basis by a vendor. Contractual programs include a revenue split between the contractor and Village. Actual fees paid are based on the total number of participants, at an agreed upon percentage as shown in the Estimated Contractual Costs column on the Program Lists. Those without estimated fees are taught by part-time Village staff. Fees paid to the vendor are at the resident rate, allowing the Village to benefit from the higher cost paid by non-residents.

Pricing for programs is set at a fee that is reasonable and competitive. Non-residents generally pay 25% - 50% more than residents for the same program. Residents are provided a two-week period to register for programs ahead of non-residents.

Program expenses are offset by participant registration fees. Total revenues and expenses are ...

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