VILLAGE OF EVENDALE SEPTEMBER 2021

SEPTEMBER 2021 VILLAGE OF EVENDALE

Dear Neighbors and Friends,

After issuing a Notice of Violation for multiple problems associated with the former Homer’s Restaurant,

the Village has received a verbal commitment from the present owner to tear it down. A demolition

contract was submitted to the Village via the owner’s attorney. We will continue to pursue this matter until

the property is brought into full compliance with our property maintenance, building and zoning codes.

The owner wanted to put a self-storage unit on the lot, but that’s not permitted under our zoning code.

Over the last year, it has been a spot to dump trash, even an old automobile. Hopefully now, the owner

will redevelop the site or sell it for an allowed use.

I know we have all been warned about leaving our cars sitting outside, unlocked. And, I never do. Except

on occasion, I had never thought of it until now. This warning is also applicable at the cemetery where

your loved ones are being laid to rest. The police tell me crooks are taking advantage of people leaving

their cars unattended and unlocked while at the cemetery. By the way, I did this several weeks ago at my

brother-in-law’s funeral. I now know better.

Kinetic Vision broke ground on its new building on AeroHub Blvd. It should be done by next summer. This

company is really great for our Village. It meets all the goals of what we wanted for the AeroHub

development. Hats off for this great company. The pictures below are from our recent groundbreaking

ceremony.

Not many residents of the Village know where Indian Woods Drive is located. It can only be reached

through the City of Reading off Sanborn Drive. The Drive consists of five addresses on a private drive.

Only three people actually use the private drive. It is a beautiful setting but the private drive has not been

maintained including a public storm water drainage pipe under the drive which the Village is responsible

for repairing/replacing which our Service Department is currently working on.

One of our residents brought up the fact that Evendale had an automobile race track until 1958. It was

at the corner of Glendale-Milford Road and Reading Road (about where Arby’s sits now). It operated for

over ten years and was considered one of the fastest tracks in the United States. As I recall, a race car

lost a tire and went into the stands killing a spectator. That closed the track.

It’s that time of year already - summer is ending and a new school year is beginning! Wishing everyone a

safe and happy return to school.

Sincerely,

Your Mayor

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VILLAGE OF EVENDALE ADOPTED ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS

The following ordinances were opted by the Council of the Village of Evendale at the Regular Council Meeting on August 10 and 11, 2021.

ORD #21-48

ORDINANCE APPROVING GRANTING CONSENT TO THE

DIRECTOR OF THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF

TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY TO, APPLY, MAINTAIN AND

REPAIR STANDARD LONGITUDINAL PAVEMENT MARK-

INGS AND ERECT REGULATORY AND WARNING SIGNS

ON STATE HIGHWAYS INSIDE VILLAGE CORPORATE

LIMITS, AND GIVING CONSENT OF THE VILLAGE FOR THE

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO PERFORM

MAINTENANCE AND/OR REPAIR ON STATE HIGHWAYS

INSIDE THE VILLAGE CORPORATION.

Unanimously approved

ORD #21-50

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN ADDITIONAL

APPROPRIATION IN THE AEROHUB TIF FUND FOR

ENGINEERING TESTS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD# 21-51

ORDINANCE MAKING AN APPROPRIATION IN THE

AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN/CARES ACT FUND FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2021 AND

TRANSFERING ALLOWABLE COSTS TO THE FUND AND

DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD# 21-52

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE HAMILTON COUNTY TAX

INCREMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE (TIRC) RECOMMENDA-

TION TO CONTINUE THE COMMUNITY REINVESTEMENT

AREA (CRA) AGREEMENT, WITH NO MODIFICATIONS,

BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF EVENDALE AND BRAKEFIRE

INC. DBA SILCO FIRE AND SECURITY (SILCO).


ORD. # 21-53

ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO HIRE ALLISON

BISHOP NASSER AS A PART-TIME RECREATION

PROGRAMMER FOR THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT

AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD. #21-54

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN ADDITIONAL

APPROPRIATION IN THE AEROHUB TIF FUND FOR

SINKHOLE REPAIR AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD. #21-55

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF

AMOUNTS DUE UPON CERTAIN CONTRACTS REQUIRING

CERTIFICATION OF AVAILABILTY OF FUNDS AND

DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD. # 21-56

ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR CAPITAL

EXPENDITURES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING

DECEMBER 31, 2021 AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD #21-57

ORDINANCE APPROVING APPROPRIATION AND

TRANSFERRING GENERALFUNDS TO VARIOUS OTHER

FUNDS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.


ORD #21-58

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A TRANSFER WITHIN THE

CLERK TREASURER DEPARTMENT AND DECLARING AN

EMERGENCY.


Financial Comparison

2020 2021

July Year to Date July Year to Date

Total Revenue $ 1,569,698 $ 10,906,139 $ 1,237,526 $ 10,012,799

Total Expenditures $ 1,461,493 $ 9,611,084 1,417,458 $ 10,010,911

Net Result $ 108,205 $ 1,295,055 $ (179,932) $ 1,888

FINANCE DEPARTMENT

VILLAGE OF EVENDALE - SEPTEMBER, 2021 Page 3 VILLAGE OF EVENDALE - SEPTEMBER, 2021

BUILDING, ZONING, AND CODE

ENFORCEMENT

The third and final reading will be at the

September council meeting.

On September 14, 2021, Village Council is

scheduled to vote on two (2) Ordinances to make

significant changes to the Evendale Zoning Code.

These changes include the following:

Specifically define and regulate Discount

Retail, Thrift Retail, and Pawn Retail

separately from the more general Retail

Sales. The proposed changes would

effectively ban Discount Retail and Pawn

Retail uses in the Village, while limiting the

expansion of existing Thrift Retail uses. No

Discount or Pawn Retail businesses are

currently operating in the Village.

Specifically define and regulate Self-Storage

Warehouse as a separate use. The proposed

changes would effectively ban this use in the

Village, though in practice the use has never

been permitted. No such businesses are

currently operating in the Village.

Allow the use of an automatic powered pool

cover in lieu of a fence and locking gate to

limit unauthorized entry to a residential

swimming pool. The pool cover would be

required to meet ASTM International

standards.

Village Council is interested in hearing your

opinion on these proposed changes. To obtain a

copy of the Ordinances or to register your

comments, please contact the Evendale Building

D e p a r t m e n t a t 5 1 3 - 9 5 6 - 2 6 6 5 o r

[email protected].

You may also use the “Contact Us” link on the

Village of Evendale homepage:

(www.evendaleohio.org)

Or post a message via the Village Facebook page:

(www.facebook.com/EvendaleOH).

FIRE DEPARTMENT

SAVE THE DATE

Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters

September 26 – October 3, 2021

Every October, the National Fallen Firefighters

Foundation sponsors the National Fallen Firefighters

Memorial Weekend, the official national tribute to

those firefighters who died in the line of duty during

the previous year. In 2017, the National Fallen

Firefighters Foundation created Light the Night for

Fallen Firefighters to recognize the 25th anniversary

of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial

Weekend. Since then, Light the Night for Fallen

Firefighters has expanded to include fire

departments and families lighting their homes in red

across the nation.

As dusk turns to dark, landmarks, homes, fire

service organizations, and businesses across the

country will again glow in respect to the fallen and

their families from September 26 – October 3,

2021. The fire department will be lighting the

municipal campus again this year to honor those

lost and their families. We would love to see

homes light in a similar fashion around the Village

in support of this event.

The Evendale Fire Department will hold a Candle-

light Service on Saturday, October 2nd for the

community and department members to attend.

The service will be held at the Bell Tower Memorial

starting at 7:45pm.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.evendaleohio.org

http://www.facebook.com/EvendaleOH

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Schools are back in session, and the Police Department would like to remind everyone of the rules

when school buses are on the road.


Let’s keep our kids, and everyone’s kids, safe!


Get your tickets for the 23rd annual Sunflower Festival!

Keep in mind that Evendale residents do NOT get free admission

to special events such as the Sunflower Festival. GHF Members

get free admission but are still required to preregister.

Learn more about Sunflower Festival:

https://gormanfarm.org/product/sunflower-

festival/

Get tickets!

https://sunflowerfestival2021.eventbrite.com

Become a Member:

https://gormanfarm.org/product/membership/

Upcoming Community Education Programs

Registration for all programs at

www.eventbrite.com/o/gorman-heritage-farm-12148743051

Pasta in the Garden, Sun Sept 19 11 AM

Farm Encounters Walk, Sat, Sep 25, 2021 10:30 AM

Broom Crafting, Sun Oct 10 2PM

Private guided hands-on Farm Tour! Pick your date and time

Farm Fresh Meats

Frozen chicken is now available, while supplies last! You can also

preorder GHF’s delicious chicken for the last 2021 pickup in Octo-

ber. Never too early to secure your Thanksgiving turkey with a de-

posit - they are already selling fast!

Learn more at www.gormanfarm.org/products/meat-poultry

Looking to give back, and

make the most of your free

time?

The Farm is always in need

of Volunteers. There are

many individual and group

volunteer opportunities in-

cluding photography, garden-

ing, animal care, painting,

lawn care, general mainte-

nance, trail upkeep, fence

building, cleaning, even pro-

fessional opportunities to

provide probono services. Let

us know your passion and we

will find the perfect outlet for

you on the Farm. Learn more

at gormanfarm.org/volunteer.

GORMAN HERITAGE FARM

SERVICE

DEPARTMENT

2021 VILLAGE OF EVENDALE

RESIDENTIAL LEAF BAG POLICY

The Evendale Service Department

enacted a new procedure for the

Residential Leaf Bag Program in 2017.

If you have any questions, please

contact the Service Department at

513-563-4338.

1. Leaf bags will only be issued on

Saturdays from 9:00am-1:00pm

Wednesdays from 1:00pm-7:00pm.

2. For 2021 the dates will be:

Saturday, September 11, 18 & 25,

October 2, 9, & 16

Wednesday, October 6 & 13

3. To ensure bags are available for all

homeowners, during the month of

September, each household will be

issued a maximum of 50 bags.

These may be picked up at any one

of the dates above.

4. Any additional bags available will

be issued on the October dates, up

to a maximum of 75 total bags per

household while supplies last.

5. Each household will have to sign for

the bags. (Proof of residency may

be required)

6. You may only pick up the bags for

your household.

7. There are a limited amount of bags

available and are issued on a first

come basis.

Reminder: Rumpke requests resi-

dents to place leaf bags and

waste containers in the same

spot.

Rumpke will only stop 1 time per

house!

https://gormanfarm.org/product/sunflower-festival/

https://gormanfarm.org/product/sunflower-festival/

https://sunflowerfestival2021.eventbrite.com

https://gormanfarm.org/product/membership/

https://www.eventbrite.com/o/gorman-heritage-farm-12148743051

http://www.gormanfarm.org/products/meat-poultry

Performing Arts, Dance & Yoga

EVERY DAY BUT MONDAY: ORIGINAL STAGE PLAY September 24, 25 at 8 pm and September 25 at 3 pm Tickets: $15.00 Bell Tower Arts Pavilion Theater An original Romantic Comedy Drama about love in the world of politics. ***"Every Day But Monday" is for adult audiences. The play does include adult language & adult situations.

TIPPI TOES TINY TOES (AGES 2-3) Mondays OR Tuesdays, 5:00—5:30 pm, $50 month,

TIPPI TOES BALLET, TAP & JAZZ Mondays (ages 3-5) OR Tuesdays (ages 5-8), 5:45 – 6:30 pm $60 month (residents receive discounts)

IMPROV CLASSES Wednesdays, 7:30 pm $15 per class, Bell Tower Arts Pavilion Theater Register at [email protected]

Music

Evendale residents 18 and younger qualify for scholarships. Band Instruments—JM Bunny Driscoll—call 513-235-0142 Drum & Percussion—Chris Ellison— call 513-259-9664 Guitar—Lou Larson—call 513-675-9545 Piano—Aisha Butler—call 513-236-5711 Piano & Voice—Roxanne Engle—call 513-948-9896 Violin & Viola—Gayle Castle—513-310-9147

Visual Arts

WATERCOLOR WEDNESDAY—YIN OR YANG? WET ON DRY OR WET ON WET LANDSCAPES! Wednesday, September 1, 6:30—8:30 pm, $20 Email registration to [email protected] BEGINNING DRAWING CLASS Tuesdays, 2:30 – 4:00 pm, September 21—November 9 $120 for 8 week session Contact DJ Berard at [email protected] to register and for supply list. Class held at Bell Tower Arts Pavilion lower level. BEGINNING PAINTING Tuesdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm, September 21—November 9 $120 for 8 week session Contact DJ Berard at [email protected] to register and for supply list. Class held at Bell Tower Arts Pavilion lower level ADVANCED PAINTING CLASS Wednesdays starting September 22 10 am – 12 pm , $15 for each class @ BTAP Lower Level Classes for advanced painters who already know about composition, and color theory, and who just want to get better. Contact DJ Berard at [email protected] to register.

TEACUP FAIRY GARDENS September 7 - 6:30 pm OR September 11 - 2:00 pm Ages 10+, $25 Register at [email protected]

NEW LEAF KITCHEN’S KIDS COOKING CLUB (AGES 5-9) Saturdays, September 11, 18 and 25 Brunch Club 9:30 –11 am, Lunch Club 11:30 am—1:00 pm $30 per class, Cost includes all supplies, ingredients and a recipe card after each class. No nut, peanut, animal, dairy in-gredients used! Register at NewLeafKitchen.org

ARTS DELIVERED! We deliver the kit to your porch. Kits include everything you need to make the project. Call the Recreation Center Front Desk to reserve your kit. DEADLINE TO ORDER IS SEPTEMBER 17 STARGLAZERS PAINTED POTTERY KIT Choose the piece(s) you want included in your borrowed kit. Kits will be delivered to your house the week of September 22. Return the kit and your painted pieces to the Recreation Cen-ter Front Desk by October 1 for glazing and firing. Once the pieces are glazed and fired, you’ll get a notice to pick them up at the Recreation Center Front Desk

ARTVENTURES: PAINTINGS, POLITICS AND THE MONUMENTS MEN: THE BERLIN MASTERPIECES IN AMERICA AT THE CIN-CINNATI ART MUSEUM Friday, September 24, 11:00 am -depart from the Rec Center $5 Fee, Lunch On Your Own (Location TBD) Register at Recreation Center

CONTEMPORARY QUILT AND FIBER ARTISTS PRESENTS: A PAT PAULY WORKSHOP, LINE, SHAPE, SETTING Oct. 2 & 3, 2021, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Evendale Cultural Arts Center, Upper Art Studio Cost: $200, Send check made out to CQAFA, memo: Pat Pauly workshop To: Priscilla Mrozek, 2965 Treeknoll Drive, Cincinnati OH 45244

Exhibits

2021 EVENDALE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT OUTSIDE! Application Deadline September 17, 2021 October 10 1- 4 pm - Opening Day & Awards October 10 - November 1 - Open Daily

Please visit our webpage for MORE classes and events!!!





https://www.patpauly.com/

POOL HOURS

ADJUSTED HOURS AUGUST 16 – SEPTEMBER 6

Saturdays 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Sundays 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Mondays – Thursdays 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Fridays 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Monday, September 6 (Labor Day) 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM

DOG DAY AT THE POOL

Tuesday, September 7

5:30 – 6:45 PM Dogs 30 lbs. and over

7:00 – 8:00 PM Dogs 30 lbs. and under

Register by September 3; Proof of license and

immunizations required when registering. Evendale

Residents: No Fee, but registration and paperwork

are required. Bring your pooch to the pool for a

special swim time. Please enter through the

concession gate area.

Evendale Trivia Night Evendale Recreation Department - Outdoors, weather permitting

Saturday, September 18, 2021 6:30-8:00 p.m.

$10/Team– teams may have up to 6 members (all names required by 9a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 16.

At least one member of each team must be an Evendale resident.

Must have a minimum of 8 teams by Monday, Sept. 13.

Teams are welcome to bring a cooler and food/snacks.

Prizes will be award to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams!!!

Childcare available - $5/child during event. Sign-up with Kristen at [email protected]. Register by

calling Evendale Recreation Department at 563-2247 or at the front desk in person.

Join us for Last Call Trivia. Questions will be a variety of general knowledge topics, so all those 21 & older are wel-

come.

Bring your friends/family to help solve the trivia questions via their free mobile app. Download prior to arriving so

you are ready to go. Download the app at: https://lastcalltrivia.com/app/

Teams are asked to social distance and those not vaccinated are asked to wear masks if event moved indoors.


Evendale Recreation Department needs YOU

Have some free time?

Want a FREE membership to the facility?

Enjoy working with kids?

Join our childcare staff…

Tuesdays & Fridays 8:50 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Opportunities for more hours if able to fill in when needed.

$8.80/hour – must be at least 18 years old.

Questions about position - call 513-563-2247 or

email [email protected]

CHILDCARE WORKER NEEDED


https://lastcalltrivia.com/app/


PROGRAMS FOR THOSE OVER AGE 18


MONDAY NIGHT CARDS & GAMES Closed Labor Day. September 13, 20, 27

October 4, 11, 18, 25

5:00 – 8:00 PM

No fee. No sign-ups.

Bring a snack, appetizer or dessert to share and join us any Monday night in the Evendale Room. We normally have

two tables of Hand & Foot, and one table of Mexican Train Dominos.

CHAPTER ONE BOOK CLUB Contact: Georgia Bergan, 477-9547

Join other book enthusiasts for Evendale’s monthly book club the fourth Tuesday of the month. If you are new to the

book club, please contact Georgia for book information and to confirm meeting time.

MEET AND GREET Monday, September 13 – SOLD OUT! – please add name to wait list

MEET AND GREET Monday, October 4

5:30 PM

Evendale Residents $ 3.00

Limited Seating. Please add your name to wait list if program is full.

Italian Night with food from Maggiano’s Little Italy – Stuffed Mushrooms, Mom’s Lasagna,

Salad & Bread with Tiramisu and other dessert options. Buon Appetito!

EVENDALE MOM’S COFFEE & CONVERSATION Friday, September 3

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM - Evendale Room or Patio All Moms are welcome! The crazy of summer has come to an end. Light snacks and beverages

offered. Free with no signup required. If you need childcare, please see the sheet available in the

childcare room.

LADIES BUNCO NIGHT Thursday, September 23, 6:45 pm arrival, 7:00 pm start time

Fee $1.00

Lite snacks and drinks provided

Please register by Monday, September 19 to ensure enough players

Come out for a night of fun! Never played before, no worries,

for if you can roll dice, you are a pro!

Childcare available with signup prior to event date.

FREE YOGA ON MONDAYS AT THE PAVILION -

5:30 PM

Extended through October 25 Note: No Yoga on September 6 in observance of Labor Day

Instructor: Alyssa Hayes, E-RYT; Registered teacher

(Yoga Alliance)

Questions: (513)563-2247

Weather Hotline: (513) 956-2667

Youth Basketball 2021/2022 Youth Basketball sign-ups are assigned by

grade. Sign up begins Sept 1.

Season Runs Dec. – Feb. – practices start in

Nov.

Fee: $10 resident by Sept. 30th

Starting Oct. 1 – fee is $20 for residents if

space allows.

$30 non-resident fee – may start to enroll

beginning Oct. 1- IF space available.

Teams will try to be limited to 10 players.

Kind (co-ed)

1st Grade (co-ed)

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

5th Grade

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th Grade

9th/10th

11th/12th ***Must still be enrolled in HS

Interested in coaching? Our coaches must

have NYSCA certification– link on our website.

Fee is credited back to your recreation ac-

count. All coaches must be background

checked.

MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE is taking sign-ups via email. Tentatively want to

get numbers of those interested if allowed to

have season. League plays on Sundays. Team

entry form available on the website.

[email protected]

SING & PLAY THE TODDLER WAY Mondays 9:30 – 10:30 am (Min 5, Max 12)

18 months – 36 months, accompanied by a caregiver.

No siblings in class outside of the age range.

This program will let toddlers stretch their imaginations, with nursery

rhymes, finger plays, songs, free play, simple craft project and circle

time. Join us for an hour of active fun while we learn to share and

cooperate.

BUSY TIME Tuesdays 10:45 – 11:45 am (Min 5, Max 12)



Bring your child and join us and our class friends for playtime, music,

puzzles and more.

DIG THOSE DINOSAURS!! Tuesdays 1:00 – 2:00pm (Min 5, Max 12)

3 – 5 year olds. MUST BE POTTY TRAINED.

Come and explore the world of dinosaurs! Each week will focus on a

different dinosaur, as we learn about their lives. Meat eater or plant

eater? Gentle or ferocious? We’ll find out together!

MUSCLES IN MOTION Wednesdays 9:30 – 10:30 am (Min 5, Max 12)



We like to move it, move it. Come down to move it, move it with us.

Sing and play with friends while getting those muscles in motion

STORY ADVENTURES Thursdays 9:30 – 10:30 am (Min 5, Max 12)



Come join our adventures to far-off places through books and open

play.

GET UP & GO! Fridays 11:00 am – Noon (Min 5, Max 12)


Come explore movement. Run, hike, dance, and play games with

friends. Dress for the weather as we will get up and go. (No open-toe

shoes and bring a water bottle).

GREAT GOLF AND SPECIAL SPORTS Fridays 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm (Min 4, Max 10)


Meet us at Etters each week for a glorious golf game with friends. If the

weather is bad, we will meet at the Rec Center in the Activity Room for a

special sports day. (Bring a water bottle).


PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS Monday September 13th–Friday November 12th

$10 per class by September 6th

$15 per class after September 6th

MAX OF TWO CLASSES PER CHILD

Please adhere to age guidelines when signing up.

Children should remain in the same age class for the entire

“school year.”

Any covid protocols including mask policies will be sent out

right before the session begins.

Intro to Tennis Sept. 18th and 25th from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.

$5 per class – resident

$10 per class - non-resident

must sign up by the Thursday prior

Never picked up a racket and want

to learn how to play?

Join our Pro, Kieren Thomas

for a fun introduction to tennis.



Evendale Recreation Department

Group Exercise Class Descriptions

Barre – Tuesday & Thursdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. Instructor: Amy Ash

This class uses a series of ballet moves done repetitively while incorporating light weights. The core is targeted with Pila-

tes moves and Yoga is utilized in the stretching portion.

Cardio & Strength – Mondays & Wednesdays 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Lisa Morelock

This 90 minute long cross training class uses a mix of interval training with weights combined with fun cardio that incorporate

elements of endurance training, calisthenics and strength training to help develop overall body fitness. Work out format and

structure change from class to class to meet goals and offer participants a taste of the variety available in the world of group

exercise. Come join the fun and watch your body change!

Functional Core Conditioning Mondays 6:30-7:15 p.m. Instructor: Helene Everhart

Plank, hover, crunch, & chop your way to improved core stability, toned abs, & strong glutes using body weight, resistance

bands & free weights.

HIIT - Tues & Thurs 5:00-5:45 a.m., Thurs 5:45-6:45 p.m. Instructor: Michael Mees

Looking to build lean muscle, shred calories, or a new cardiovascular workout then HIIT is for you. Forty five minutes of high

intensity designed to get your heart rate up and calories burning off. Every week HIIT will challenge you in new ways with incor-

porating many different training protocols such as: tabata, plyometrics, cardio, & strength all together to give you a total

workout.

Indoor Cycling Mondays 5:30-6:15 p.m. Instructor: Helene Evenhart Climb and sprint your way to improved cardiovascular

fitness as you pedal to the beat in this music driven, high energy, high intensity cycling interval class. Don’t forget water and a

towel!

Mindful Yoga: Wednesdays 5:45-6:45 p.m. Instructor: Cynthia Caracci

A mixed level class which connects breath and physical movement in a mindful way. This class includes meditation and slow

yoga flow to reduce stress and increase flexibility. Mixed level class which connects breath and physical movement in a mind-

ful way. This class includes meditation and slow yoga flow to reduce stress and increase flexibility.

Lively Chair Yoga Tues 9:45 -10:45 a.m. Instructor: Helene Everhart

Move through a series of seated and chair supported standing yoga postures designed to strengthen your body and im-

prove balance and coordination. Chairs will be available for additional support.

Strength Training Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30-6:15 p.m. Instructor: Helene Everhart

Burn calories while building strength and endurance through a variety of body weight and free weight exercises targeting all

major muscle groups.

Strictly Muscle Saturdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. Instructor: Amy Ash

Workout entire body by using dumbbells in a high repetition class that uses different formats to fully fatigue every muscle!

Spin –Saturdays 8:30 – 9:15 a.m. Instructor: Amy Ash or Mondays 6:00-6:45 p.m. Helene Everhart

An adventurous cycling excursion with inspirational music. Break free of your comfort zone & improve your fitness level!

SPIN CLASSES: Limited bikes=1st come, 1st serve.

Tae Kwon Do Tuesday and Thursday 5:45 – 6:45 p.m. Instructor: Mike Wissel

What’s your style of Yoga? Yoga – Mondays 5:30 – 6:45 p.m. $10/walk-in Instructor: Sandy Nardini

Yin Restorative Yoga:, Tuesdays 6:30-7:15 p.m. $10 Walk-in Instructor: Helene Everhart This relaxing class is comprised of poses done close to the ground. All poses are held for 3-5 minutes per side and are taught

with a variety of props to support the weight of the body. No flow or standing postures.

Slow Flow Vinyasa Tuesdays 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. $10 Walk-in Instructor: Helene Everhart -Postures are generally held for long-

er periods, and the transitions between poses are a little slower. Appropriate for all levels.

Powerflow Vinyasa Yoga- Thursdays 6:30-7:15 p.m. $10 Walk-in Instructor: Helene Everhart a combination of high-intensity,

cardio-based flows that will get your heart pumping and your muscles working

Fridays 9:15 – 10:30 a.m. $10/walk-in Instructor: Sandy Nardini

A mix of movements designed to improve flexibility, strengthen, re-energize and relax the body and mind. (If possible, please

bring your own yoga mat-small mats available for use at the center) Balance Vinyasa Flow – Fri AM and Monday PM (more

gentle flow)

Please note that these programs are not a part of Group Fitness Classes offered through the Recreation Dept.

Ask a FitMees Team member about signing up or email [email protected].

PROGRAMS OFFERED BY FITMEES

Monday Tuesday Wed. Thursday Friday Saturday

HIIT Bootcamp

5:00- 5:45a

Michael

GYM

HIIT Bootcamp

5:00- 5:45a

Michael

GYM

Spin

8:30-9:15a

Amy

Slow Flow

Vinyasa Yoga

8:30-9:30 a

Helene

Lively Chair Yoga

9:45-10:45

Helene- Flex Rm.

Yoga

9:15-10:30a

Sandy

Cardio Tennis

9:00-10:00 a.m.

Kieren

Tennis Courts

Cardio & Strength

Gym

9:30-11:00a

Lisa

Barre

9:30-10:30 am

Amy

Cardio & Strength

Gym

9:30-11:00a

Lisa

Barre

9:30-10:30 am

Amy

Strictly Muscle

9:30-10:30a

Amy

Indoor Cycling

5:30-6:15 p

Helene

Functional Core

Conditioning

6:30-7:15p

Helene

Strength Training

5:30-6:15p

Helene

Yin Restorative

Yoga

6:30-7:15p

Helene

Strength Training

5:30-6:15p

Helene

Powerflow Vinyasa

Yoga

5:30-6:15p

Helene

Yoga

Activity Room

Sandy

Tae Kwon Do

5:45-6:45 p

Mike- Flex Rm.

Mindful Yoga

5:45 – 6:45 p

Cynthia

Tae Kwon Do

5:45-6:45 p

Mike- Flex Rm.

Check website for

updates.

*Classes could

change.

Clean ALL equipment used with spray and towels provided.

Please purchase pass 1st week at the front desk. You may call Front desk to purchase.

Childcare is 9-Noon Mon-Sat and 5:30-8 pm on Wed. Purchase childcare pass at front desk!

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Small-Group Training

Join Personal Trainer Alice for a

challenging combination of strength

and cardiovascular interval and circuit

training. The challenges Alice has

planned will help you progress

towards your fitness goals.

Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays from

10:30-11:30 a.m. The cost is $15 for

a single workout or $110 for all 8.

Tai Chi

Learn the ancient art of Tai Chi with

Certified Tai Chi Instructor Alan! This

month Alan will be introducing a new

technique of Tai Chi called Qi gong.

Time: Mondays, Wednesdays, and

Fridays 5:15-5:45 p.m.

The cost is $5 per session or $10 for

three sessions. Participants must pre-

register prior to the class.

Partner Challenges

In the month of September, every

week there will be challenges posted

on the main bulletin board in the

fitness center. Come in with your

partner and complete the weekly

challenges for your chance to win

some fitness equipment! At the end of

the month whichever team has

completed the most challenges will be

crowned the winner. Just be sure to

notify a FitMees trainer after complet-

ing your challenge. The first challeng-

es will be posted on September 1st.


10500 Reading Road

Evendale, Ohio 45241

Presorted Standard

U.S. Postage PAID

Cincinnati, OH Permit #1542

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Administration Office 563-2244

Director of Administration 956-2666

Building Department 956-2665

Tax Department 563-2671

Village Clerk 563-2244

Cultural Arts Center 563-1350

Fire Department 563-2248

Gorman Heritage Farm 563-6663

Police Department 563-2249

Recreation Department 563-2247

Pool 563-2246

Weather Hotline 956-2667

Service Department 563-4338

Rumpke Trash Service 1-800-828-8171

Chamber of Commerce 383-7034

Website: www.EvendaleOhio.org

Village of Evendale, Ohio -

Recreation, Administration and Cultural Arts.

Evendale Emergency Services -

Police, Fire and the Service Department.

Our last concert of the season...

tel:800-828-8171

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