City of Emeryville Summer 2018 Activity guide

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EMERYVILLE
CITY NEWS AND
ACTIVITY GUIDE
SUMMER

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Experienced and Excellent Teachers
Our teachers are all very experienced and the best in the Bay Area!
A New and Safe School
We have a safe school with the latest technology for student learning
Anna Yates (t)K-8, and Emery High School
To register as a new
student, please go to:
rebrand.ly/emeryregistraƟon
To schedule a tour, email
tours@emeryusd.org
www.emeryusd.org · 510-601-4903
A Great Education
Come experience high academic expectations, Music, and our After School
Science Clubs

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Policy on Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability
The City of Emeryville does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to its programs or activities.
An Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator has been designated to coordinate compliance with the non-discrimination requirements contained in the
Department of Justice regulations implementing Subtitle A of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. §12101 et seq.), which prohibits discrimination
on the basis of disability by public agencies. In compliance with the ADA, a person requiring an accommodation, auxiliary aid or service to participate in this program
should contact the sponsoring department or Michael Guina, City Attorney, at 510-596-4380 or mguina@emeryville.org as far in advance as possible, but no later than
72 hours before the scheduled event. The best effort to fulfill the request will be made. All documents are also available in alternative format, upon request.
The Emeryville City News and Activity Guide is published three times a year by the City of Emeryville.
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CITY NEWSACTIVITY GUIDE
PLAY: Safe, outdoor space — For us, the biggest benefit is a
safe, outdoor play space for our kids today… and as they grow.
NATURE: Beauty and serenity — Being in nature makes
me feel alive. I feel lucky to have this beautiful, serene place
so close to home. I want my grandkids to have the same
appreciation for parks.
EXERCISE: Healthy movement – Parks are made for moving
at my own pace — our family walks, plays and cycles. The
recreation programs make it easy to stay healthy.
POSITIVE SPACES: Free-time fun — My neighborhood park
is more than a place to chill. It keeps me thinking straight and
away from trouble. It’s free — and it’s really fun.
GATHERING PLACES: Socializing and learning — Parks are
like holidays, bringing us together to share good times. They are
the common ground that connects us all.
FOREVER: Valued today and always — Parks enrich our lives.
They add value to our homes and neighborhoods. Individually
and as a community, we’ll always have that need.
HOW DOES PARKS AND RECREATION MAKE MY LIFE BETTER?
ECDC / 4
Pre School Children / 5
Before and After School Programs / 6
Summer Camps / 6
Youth Enrichment Programs / 9
Teens / 10
Aquatics / 12
Senior Center / 18
Senior Excursions / 20
Senior Classes / 22
Frequently Asked Questions / 17
Public Facilities Map / 25
Special Events / 26
Registration Form / 27
Parking Feedback / 28
Waste Collection and Ordinances / 29
Earth Day Cleanup / 30
Coffee With the City Manager / 32
AC Alerts / 33
Update on Development Proposals / 34
Public Art / 36
East Bay Community Energy / 37
Minimum Wage Increase / 38
Property Based Improvement District Rebate / 39
Bike to Work Day / 40
City Advisory Bodies / 41
Emeryville Contact Information / 42

CITY OF EMERYVILLE · SUMMER 2018 ACTIVITY GUIDE4
Registration Fee
$50/one time fee
Infants
Res: $1,844/month
Non-Res: $2,048/month
Toddlers
Res: $1,675/month
Pre-K
Res: $1,342/month
Prices subject to increase July 1, 2018
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
ABOUT US
The Emeryville Child Development Center (ECDC) is dedicated
to providing children ages four months to five years old with
daily experiences filled with learning, laughter, and love. ECDC is
operated by the City of Emeryville to provide families living, going
to school, or working in Emeryville a safe and caring environment
for their children year round.
The center is staffed with teachers who support children’s growth
in all areas of development. We provide age appropriate develop-
mental activities. Age appropriate lunch and snacks for all ages are
served. The center also boasts some of the best caregiver to child
ratios anywhere in the Bay Area. Opportunities abound daily for
each child to explore, create, experiment, and savor the rewards that
come with success!
WHO CAN ENROLL
Priority will still be given to families that live in Emeryville, work in
Emeryville, have children in the Emery Unified School District, or live
in the 94608 zip code. Verification of residence or employment is
required when enrolling. The Center also participates in a State sub-
sidized program that allows for families in need to participate. Please
call to set up a tour; space is limited. Contact sgolden@emeryville.
org or call (510) 596-4340.
For more information on our programs & services,
visit our website at http://emeryville.org/ecdc.
Emeryville Child Development Center
1220 53rd Street, Emeryville · 510-596-4343
Hours: 7:30am – 6:00pm, Monday – Friday
PROGRAMS AND FEES
NOW ENROLLING preschool Ages 3-5
waitlist available for infant/toddler program
Emeryville Child
Development Center
Emeryville Child
Development Center

REGISTER ONLINE TODAY EMERVILLE.ORG/ACTIVENET 5
TINY TOTS
KINDER BUDDIES CAMP
M/W/F - 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
DATES THEME FEES CLASS#
Week 1
6/18-6/22
Into the Wild $46/week R
$51/week NR
7606
Week 2
6/25-6/29
Jurassic Giants $46/week R
$51/week NR
7607
Week 3
7/2-7/6
Red, White, & Blue $31/week R
$36/week NR
7608
Week 4
7/9-7/13
Fun in the Sun $46/week R
$51/week NR
7609
Week 5
7/16-7/20
Getting Our Hands
Dirty!
$46/week R
$51/week NR
7610
Week 6
7/23-7/27
Bug Buddies $46/week R
$51/week NR
7611
Week 7
7/30-8/3
Hocus Pocus $46/week R
$51/week NR
7612
Week 8
8/6-8/10
Super Heroes $46/week R
$51/week NR
7613
Week 9
8/13-8/17
New Sherriff in Town $46/week R
$51/week NR
7614
Location: Kinder Buddies Room | no class: 7/4
TINY-TOTS MOVE & GROOVE
A terrific way to introduce your 3-5 year-old to music and dance. This
fun-filled class focuses on introducing creative drama, singing and
dancing as well as building social skills. The perfect class for your
active child!
DATES DAYS TIMES FEES CLASS#
6/26-8/14 Tu 10:00am-
10:45am
$36/session
$41/session
$20 Drop-in
7615
Location: Kinder Buddies Room
TINY-TOTS KINDER GYM
A program designed as a positive and fun introduction to organized
play. We will open up the ECCL Multipurpose Room and lead your
participants through themed motor muscle building games each
week. To further their social and physical development and promote
hand and eye coordination, we use a variety of fun developmental
activities in a circuit format that also provides continuous movement.
The Kinder Gym program also helps school readiness by teaching
children how to follow directions and take turns.
DATES DAYS TIMES FEES CLASS#
6/28-8/16 Th 10:00am-
10:45am
$36/session
$41/session
$20 Drop-in
7616
Location: ECCL
The goal of the program is to provide an enriching, hands-on
environment for your preschool child. We offer a variety of activities to
promote the social, emotional, physical, intellectual and creative growth of your child in a
warm and supportive setting. Our curriculum is planned around weekly themes and emphasizes the importance of learning through play and
self-discovery. Swim lessons are included every Friday. The instructors shall determine the readiness of a child to participate in the program.
(Child needs to be potty trained)
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: (510) 596-4395
Kinde
r
B
uddies
Come play and learn with us!

K-6 Camp: Experience the best traditional summer day camp
in the East Bay! Emeryville Summer Camp is specifically designed
for the creative and active needs of children 5 (or are going into
Kindergarten) through 11 years old. All campers participate in fun
activities based upon the selected theme of the week. Campers will
rotate through programs throughout the day such as: art projects,
sports, cooperative games, music, dance, cultural studies, group
projects, hikes, environmental awareness, off-site trips to Bay Area
attractions, and much more! Our highly trained staff brings a wealth
of experience and enthusiasm to ensure a positive, fun, and safe
experience. Weekly camp fees include a camp T-shirt*, bag, entrance
fees and transportation for trips, afternoon snack, and free nutritious
lunches provided by the Oakland Summer Food Service Program.
While healthy lunches are provided for all campers, those with active
appetites may wish to bring additional snacks.
DATES THEME FIELD TRIPS CLASS#
Week 1
6/18-6/22
Going Green Lake Chabot 7787
Week 2
6/25-6/29
Futuristic Fun Rock’n’Jump 7788
Week 3*
7/2-7/6
All-American Week
(fees prorated)
Alameda County
Fair
7789
Week 4
7/9-7/13
Food Critic Week Water Party at ECCL 7790
Week 5
7/16-7/20
Super Hero Week SF Dungeon 7791
Week 6
7/23-7/27
iDesign MOCHA 7792
Week 7
7/30-8/3
Super Soaking H2O Aqua Adventures 7793
Week 8
8/6-8/10
Hollywood Week AMC Bay Street 7794
Week 9*
8/13-8/15
Sports Galore
(fees prorated)
A’s Game 7795
Location: ECCL | no camp 7/4
EMERYVILLE SUMMER CAMP
Middle School Camp: This is the PERFECT program for
teens looking for fun this summer! Art, sports, music, team build-
ing, and super-cool field trips are guaranteed to catch the attention
of middle-school teens throughout the Bay Area. In addition to the
variety of enrichment classes and activities offered, participants will
also receive some life skills training and community engagement
through local community service projects. Our highly trained coun-
seling staff brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to ensure
a positive and safe summer adventure. Each camper will be encour-
aged to join all activities, enrichments, seminars or summits offered
for maximum enjoyment.
*Camp Note: ONE T-shirt per camper; required to go on field trip.
Additional fee applies for each replacement t-shirt; no admittance on
field trip without camp T-shirt.
EMERYVILLE SUMMER CAMPS — JUNE 18, 2018–AUG. 15, 2018
We offer a $10 Sibling Discount per week when
you sign up 2 or more children!
A Sliding Scale based on income is available for
those who qualify. You must apply in advance.
Applications Released: 3/31 Closing Date: 6/1
ENTERING KINDERGARTEN - 6TH
GRADE MIDDLE SCHOOL: ENTERING 7TH
-9TH
GRADE
DAYS TIMES WEEKLY FEES PRORATED FEES*
M-F (Camp Day) 9:00am-4:00pm $93R/ $98NR
Prorated fees for
Weeks 3 & 9.
See staff for details.
M-F (Extended Day) 7:30am-6:00pm $133R/$138NR
M-F (AM Care) 7:30am-9:00am $20R/$25NR
M-F (PM Care) 4:00pm-6:00pm $25R/$30NR
DATES THEME FIELD TRIPS CLASS#
Week 1
6/18-6/22
Slip N’Slide Week Water Party at ECCL 7618
Week 2
6/25-6/29
Hands-on Science ECCL Mad Science
Party
7619
Week 3*
7/2-7/6
Music Madness
(fees prorated)
Beach Party at Crab
Cove
7620
Week 4
7/9-7/13
Watery Wonders Lake Chabot 7621
Week 5
7/16-7/20
Junior Naturalists
Week
California Academy
of Sciences
Golden Gate Park
7622
Week 6
7/23-7/27
Mystery Week MOCHA 7623
Week 7
7/30-8/3
Super Soaking H2O
Week
Aqua Adventure 7624
Week 8
8/6-8/10
Science & Stuff Creativity Museum 7625
Week 9*
8/13-8/15
Globe Trotting
(fees prorated)
A’s Game 7676
Location: ECCL | no camp 7/4

COMBO FLIX
ANIMATION & MINECRAFT
Want it all? You can register your young Flix Master for a full day of
Incredixflix Camps and receive a discount. Take advantage of this
special price for both camp offerings and your camper will certainly
find it incredible! Bagged lunch required or request a free lunch from the
Emeryville Summer Camp Food Service Program. (+$60 materials fee)
SPECIALTY CAMPS
AGE DATES DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
6-12 7/9-7/13 M-F 1-4pm $145R/
$150 NR
7878
Location: ECCL Field | Instructor: Skyhawks Staff (min. 10; max: 20)
SKYHAWKS BASEBALL CAMP
Learn the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting, and
base running in a fun, safe and positive environment. Athletes learn
new baseball skills along with the essential rules, strategies and
eti quette of America’s past-time. All participants receive a t-shirt and
a player evaluation. Participant-to-coach ratio is 10:1.
SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL CAMP
This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning to
in terme diate players. An active week of passing, shooting, drib bling,
defense and rebounding makes this one of our most popular
pro grams. All participants receive a t-shirt, basketball, and player eval-
uation. Participant-to-coach ratio is 10:1.
7-12 6/18-6/22 M-F 1-4pm $145R/
$150 NR
7877
MINI-HAWKS MULTI-SPORTS CAMP:
SOCCER, BASEBALL, & BASKETBALL
Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured
environment filled with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun!
Through games and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye
coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Participants
receive a t-shirt, ball and merit award. Participant-to-coach ratio is 8:1
5-7 7/30-8/3 M-F 9am-
12pm
$145R/
$150 NR
7880
8-12 7/30-8/3 M-F 1-4pm $145R/
$150 NR
7881
ANIMATION FLIX
Create up to 5 stop-motion animated flix! Each day you’ll use a new
style of stop-motion, combining the favorites of past years with some
exciting new styles, making this camp new each year for everyone to
enjoy! It’s the ultimate arts and crafts camp where you create, direct,
and film your movies in age-appropriate groups. *Flix downloadable
within a month after camp ends. (+$30 materials fee)
7-13 7/23-7/27 M-F 9am-
12pm
$179R/
$184 NR
7883
Location: ECCL | Instructor: Incrediflix Staff (min. 6; max: 14)
MINECRAFT FLIX
Turn the video game into an exciting Minecraft stop-motion movie!
Working in age-appropriate groups, bring Steve, the creepers, and
more to life, as you write, storyboard, shoot and add voice-overs to
your favorite characters. *Flix downloadable within a month after
camp ends. (+$30 materials fee)
7-13 7/23-7/27 M-F 1-4pm $179R/
$184 NR
7884
Location: ECCL | Instructor: Incrediflix Staff (min. 6; max: 14)
7-13 7/23-7/27 M-F 9am-
4pm
$222R/
$227 NR
7885
Location: ECCL | Instructor: Incrediflix Staff (max: 14)
INCREDIFLIX CAMPS
INCREDIFLIX.COM
SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS
WWW.SKYHAWKS.COM

MINECRAFT ENGINEERING USING LEGO®
Bring Minecraft to life using tens
of thousands of LEGO®! Build
engineer-designed projects,
such as a motorized Creeper, a
portal to the Nether, and a mov-
ing Minecart! Create your favor-
ite Minecraft objects with the
guidance of an experienced
Play-Well instructor. Whether
you are new to Minecraft and LEGO® or a seasoned veteran, you’ll be
hooked on the endless creative possibilities!
SPECIALTY CAMPS
TECHSPLOSION CAMPS
TECHSPLOSION.ORG
CODING FOUNDATIONS WITH
MINECRAFT!
Are you interested in coding, but don’t know where to start? This is
the camp for you! This camp does NOT focus on computer science.
Instead, we use code as a way to build confidence and technical
prob lem solving skills, which will transfer to every new language you
learn! We will use WorldEdit, Java, and Eclipse IDE at this camp.
8-12 6/25-6/29 M-F 9am-
12pm
$250R/
$255 NR
7887
Location: ECCL
DESIGN & SCREEN CASTING WITH
MINECRAFT!
Learn to make let’s play, build battle, or Minecraft tutorial videos, then
share them with friends onYouTube when camp is over!We’ll start the
week by working on a collaborative parkour obstacle course to build
our design and teamwork skills. Then we’ll move on to learning about
what makes a great screencast before planning, filming, editing, and
uploading our own to YouTube!
7-12 6/25-6/29 M-F 1-4pm $250R/
$255 NR
7888
Location: ECCL
TECHSPLOSION.ORG - MINECRAFT,
ANIMATED!
Get ready to use cameras and Minecraft characters to create amazing
stop-motion animation movies! Whether your story is about fighting
the wither, going on an adventure, or building the coolest pixel art
in the overworld, you’ll have an opportunity to tell it at Minecraft,
An imated! We’ll create real-life sets as we learn about stop-motion
animation (think Wallace and Gromit!), then film, edit, and upload our
creations to YouTube!
5-7 7/16-7/20 M-F 9am-
12pm
$215R/
$220 NR
7889
Location: ECCL
PLAYWELL: ENGINEERING
WITH LEGO®
PLAY-WELL.ORG
5-9 7/2-7/6* M-F 1pm-4pm $143R/
$148 NR
7890
Location: ECCL | no camp 7/4 (min. 11/max.24)
MUSIC CAMPS
STRINGS MUSIC CAMP
This two-week program is designed for beginning to intermediate
level violin, viola, and cello players. Complete beginners are welcome!
Each student receives one individual lesson each week, and partici-
pates in a variety of activities, including an all-camp string ensemble
and all-camp chorus, outdoor activity, and music games. Participants
will enjoy daily immersion in string technique with masterclasses,
supervised practice sessions, music theory & musicianship classes
and small ensemble rehearsals.
Camp culminates in an informal recital on Friday, July 6 at 2 PM.
GRADES DATES DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
3-8 6/25-7/6 M-F 9am-
3pm
$480 7892
Location: ECCL Teen Center | No class July 4th
| Recital - July 6th
2pm
GUITAR/UKELELE CAMP
All participants can choose to learn to play either ukulele or
guitar. Campers will learn how to play chords and songs as well as
develop important technical skills. This camp is designed for
beginning through intermediate players on either instrument. The
camp will include instrumental instruction and the opportunity to
perform with others. Beginners are welcomed!
GRADES DATES DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
3-8 7/9-7/13 M-F 9am-
12pm
$160 7893
Location: ECCL Teen Center | No class July 4th

YOUTH PROGRAMS
IN THE MIX
DANCE CLASSES
Join our dance specialist as she demonstrates
and help your child with unique routines using
basic hand and foot coordination dance moves
to more advance moves with contemporary
dance techniques rounded out by jazz, hip hop
and world dance forms. Students will spend
time working on building their muscles while
working out to the rhythm of the beat with the
opportunity to learn new moves and styles of
dance each week. Upon conclusion of the class
students will get a chance to show off their
moves in spring showcase performance of the
production they worked on over the course of
the session.
AGES DATE DAY TIME ACTIVITY COST
5-7 6/27-8/17 M 5-6pm 7872
$60R/
$65NR
8-11 6/27-8/17 W 4:30-5:30pm 7895
$60R/
$65NR
12-14 6/27-8/17 W 6:00-7:30pm 7896
$60R/
$65NR
15-17 6/27-8/17 F 4:30-6:00pm 7897
$60R/
$65NR
18+ 6/27-8/17 F 6:30-8:00pm 7898
$60R/
$65NR
Location: ECCL Dance Studio
Instructor: Recreation Leader
ECCL REC PLAY STATION
ECCL Play Station is a DROP-IN program offered at ECCL campus
Playgrounds for children K-8th grades. A team of two seasoned
recreation leaders provide site supervision while offering a wide
array of recreation activities such as: cooperative games, music, crafts,
sports, tournaments and more! Children must have an Emeryville Rec-
reation Department liability waiver on file to participate. A monthly
activity calendar is available at this site. Season and 4-day passes are
available.
“THE REC” COOKING SERIES
Register your young chef for this awesome culinary experience.
We will host a class that will focus on learning an important life-
skill, like cooking, that will be engaging, enriching, and uplifting.
Participating chefs will chop, dice, slice and learn other basic cook-
ing techniques needed to prepare fun and tasty meals for themselves
and their families. Classes will introduce a recipe for each session to
guide us through the week’s topic. This series will end with a cooking
challenge!
5-13 6/30-
8/18
S 10am-
12:30pm
Drop-in: $5R/$7NR
4-day: $15R/$20NR
Season Pass:
$30R/$35NR
7866
Location: ECCL Commons | Instructor(s): Rec Leader
9-14
Session 1
7/9-7/13
M-F 5pm-
6:30pm
$50R/
$55 NR
7863
Session 2
7/30-8/3
M-F 5pm-
6:30pm
$50R/
$55 NR
7864
Location: Bldg A | Instructor(s): Rec Leader (min. 6; max: 15)

TEEN & YOUTH PROGRAMS
TEEN-EXCURSIONS
Designed just for our own teens, a safe and fun Friday out! Excursions
are off-site at local attractions throughout the Bay Area. Excursions are
on a first come first served basis. Trips are at an additional charge and
include: a seasoned Recreation Leader for supervision, transportation,
admission into selected attraction, and lunch.
LOCATION DATE DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
Roller Skate Party
at Cal Skate
6/22 F 9am-
5pm
$45R/
$50 NR
7867
Velocity Island
Park
7/20 F 9am-
5pm
$55R/
$60 NR
7870
Paramount’s
Great America
8/17 F 9am-
5pm
$50R/
$55 NR
7871
SESSION AGES DATES DAYS TIMES ACT # FEES
1 5-12 6/8 F 6-10pm 7956 $25 Per monthly drop-in
$20 each additional child
$40R/$45NR per session
$100.00 Full Series
(June-August)
Location: ECCL Teen
Center (or any ERD
Programming Space)
1 5-12 6/22 F 6-10pm 7957
2 5-12 7/6 F 6–10pm 7988
2 5-12 7/20 F 6–10pm 7989
3 5-12 8/3 F 6–10pm 7990
3 5-12 8/17 F 6–10pm 7991
PARENTS NIGHT OUT
Enjoy an evening at the movies, a candle light
dinner, or a drink at the local bar while your child
spends an evening with certified recreation leaders
from the Emeryville Community Services Recreation
Department! Leaders will engage students into a
variety of activities such as arts & crafts, food crafts,
music & movement, and many more fun and games.
Dinner is provided for each participant (dinner may
vary per session, please request examples for the
date you are interested in or any food allergy specifics
about the items being served for the evening of your
choice).
FAMILY FUN: OVERNIGHT INDOOR CAMPING TRIP AT THE SENIOR CENTER
Grab your sleeping bag, tent, and flashlight and join our staff for an evening of overnight fun! While we’ll be camping in one of the city’s local
community centers. We will host games and activities for the youth, camping tips, hacks and demonstrations for adults, dinner, contests, fun
for the entire family. Morning after breakfast included. First come first served.
DATES DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
6/1-6/2 F-S 6:30pm-10:30am $25R/$30NR/person (14+) | $75R/$80NR per family of 4 (2 Adults/2 Children) 7354
Location: Emeryville Senior Center | Instructors: Recreation Leaders (max: 40)
ALL-ACCESS GRANTED TEEN LOUNGE
Come enjoy afternoons at the Teen Lounge. Specifically
designed for the developmental, creative and active needs
of young teens in grades 7-12. The Teen Lounge includes
coordinated activities, special events, community events
and projects that will assist in the use of your young adult’s
independence in a safe environment. In addition, we’ll host crafts,
games, movies, open mic nights, and a lot of fun! Our highly trained
recreation staff brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to
ensure a positive environment. This program is open to all teens in
Emeryville and throughout the Bay Area.
Parents’ Note: This is a drop-in program and all participants are
required to have a signed liability waiver on file. (Monday-Thursday)
SESSION DATES GRADE DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
1 6/18-7/12
7-12 M-Th 3-6pm
$5 daily fee
per session
$30R/$35 NR
7928
2 7/16-8/9 7929
Location: ECCL Teen Lounge
TEEN SUMMER SPLASH BASH
Movie & a swim much? Sign your teen up for this special event put
on by our pool staff and youth leadership team. We will turn our teen
night into a splash bash. Come enjoy splashing around with other
local teens, chilling while watching a flick, and eating dinner or pur-
chase some refreshments. Every participant will receive a meal ticket
to redeem your meal for the night. Additional meals and refreshments
will be available for purchase if you like. No in-and-outs. If your teen
leaves the pool, they may not re-enter.
GRADE DATES DAYS TIMES FEES ACT#
7-12 7/27 F 7-10pm $10R/$12NR 7999
Location: ECCL Pool

YOUTH SPORTS/MARTIAL ARTS
CAPOEIRA
Capoeira (capo-AYE-rah) is an Afro-
Brazilian martial art that combines
music, dance, acrobatics and self-
defense. Due to its African roots,
music and songs accompanied by
percussion are an integral part of
each class. Capoeira gives you power,
flexibility, endurance and allows for
self-discovery that builds your self-confidence.The challenge is within
anyone’sreachregardlessofage,genderorathleticexperience.Classes
are available for kids ages 5-7 (capo-kids), 7-12 (young warriors) and
teens/adults in the regular capoeira class. Visit Malandro’s website at
www.capoeirabayarea.com for more information about Capoeira.
AGES DATES DAYS TIME FEES ACT#
12+ 5/7-
5/31
M
T, Th
Sat
7–9pm
7–9pm
10am–12pm
$20 drop-in ($15
for first-timers)
$85 two classes
per week
$100 per month
unlimited
($65 for the first
month for
beginners)
8008
12+ 6/4-
6/30
M
T, Th
Sat
7–9pm
7–9pm
10am–12pm
8009
12+ 7/2-
7/31
M
T, Th
Sat
7–9pm
7–9pm
10am–12pm
8010
12+ 8/2-
8/30
M
T, Th
Sat
7–9pm
7–9pm
10am–12pm
8011
Location: Senior Center | Family Discount rate applies*
YOUNG WARRIORS CLASS
The Young Warriors is a capoeira youth program focused on develop-
ing discipline, respect, body awareness, confidence and social skills
in a supportive and positive atmosphere. Capoeira is a community
based art form that welcomes everyone from all ethnicities, ages or
athletic ability.
7-12 5/1-5/31 TTH 4-5:30pm $85 2x/wk 7843
7-12 6/5- 6/28 TTH 4-5:30pm $85 2x/wk 7844
7-12 7/3- 7/31 TTH 4-5:30pm $85 2x/wk 7845
7-12 8/2- 8/30 TTH 4-5:30pm $85 2x/wk 7846
Location: ECCL Dance Studio | Family Discount rate applies*
TAE KWON DO
Tae Kwon Do is a history of the martial arts that originated in Korea.
The knowledge of the founders of the art extends not only in the past
but make us aware of the present as well as preparing for the future
of how life was in the ancient times and how some of those lessons in
the past help us in the present and future. The values and disciplines
in Tae Kwon-Do, extend from the training hall to our communities.
The respect of learning your capabilities makes you aware of the
disadvantages that our communities face every day.
6-17 Session 1
6/18-7/9
Session 2
7/16-8/6
M/F 5-6pm $65R/$70NR
per month
7858
7859
18+ Session 1
6/18-7/9
Session 2
7/16-8/6
M/F 6-7:30pm $65R/$70NR
per month
7855
7856
Location: ECCL
CAPO KIDS CLASS
The “Capo-Kids” program is geared towards children ages 5-7.
Children learn basic capoeira movements and music in a fun and
playful environment. The methodology used not only helps them to
develop basic attack and defense skills and increase coordination of
muscle groups, but it will also put them on a path to a mentally strong
and physically active lifestyle.
5-7 5/5- 5/26 Sat 9:00-9:50am $75 7837
5-7 6/2- 6/30 Sat 9:00-9:50am $75 7838
5-7 7/7- 7/28 Sat 9:00-9:50am $75 7839
5-7 8/4- 8/25 Sat 9:00-9:50am $75 7840
Location: Senior Center | Family Discount rate applies*
*FamilyDiscountrate
$50permonth
perfamilymember!

AQUATICS
PRIVATE WEEKDAY SWIM LESSONS
DAYS SESSION DATES TIMES ACT#
1
(#8019)
June 25-28
10:00-10:30am 8020
10:30-11:00am 8021
11:00-11:30am 8022
2
(#8023)
July 2-5
10:00-10:30am 8024
10:30-11:00am 8025
11:00-11:30am 8026
3
(#8028)
July 9-12
10:00-10:30am 8029
10:30-11:00am 8030
11:00-11:30am 8031
4
(#8032)
July 16-19
10:00-10:30am 8033
10:30-11:00am 8034
11:00-11:30am 8035
5
(#8036)
July 23-26
10:00-10:30am 8037
10:30-11:00am 8038
11:00-11:30am 8039
6
(#8041)
July 30-Aug 2
10:00-10:30am 8042
10:30-11:00am 8043
11:00-11:30am 8044
7
(#8046)
Aug 6-9
10:00-10:30am 8047
10:30-11:00am 8048
11:00-11:30am 8049
8
(#8050)
Aug 13-16
10:00-10:30am 8051
10:30-11:00am 8052
11:00-11:30am 8053
Location: ECCL Pool | Closed July 4th
Children who are registered in Camp that week will be escorted down to
the pool by camp staff.
PRIVATE WEEKEND SWIM LESSONS
DAY SESSION DATES TIMES ACT#
1
(#8055)
July 7 - 28
10:30-11:00am 8056
11:00-11:30am 8057
11:30am-12:00pm 8058
2
(#8059)
August 4 - 25
10:30-11:00am 8060
11:00-11:30am 8061
11:30am-12:00pm 8062
SATURDAY
DAY SESSION DATES TIMES ACT#
1
(#8063)
July 1 - 22
10:00-10:30am 8064
10:35-11:05am 8065
11:10-11:40am 8066
11:45am-12:15pm 8067
2
(#8068)
July 29 - Aug 19
10:00-10:30am 8069
10:35-11:05am 8070
11:10-11:40am 8071
11:45am-12:15pm 8072
Location: ECCL Pool
SUNDAY
Fees: $86R/91NR
1-on-1 sessions
RECREATION SWIM
Dates: 6/25–8/17
Days: M, W, F, Sat, & Sun
Times: 2:00-4:00pm
Adults (18+) $4.00
Youth (5-7) $2.00
4 & under Free!
ACT #: 8015
MONDAY—THURSDAY
Fees: $86R/91NR | 4-day/1-on-1sessions
All Ages!
All Ages!

AQUATICS
EMERYVILLE SUMMER SWIM TEAM
Interested in what competitive swimming is? Join us this summer for
Summer Swim Team!
The focus for the team is for our children to improve their swimming
technique and overall fitness, while doing so in a team environment,
and most importantly, having FUN!!!
For more information, please call or email Stacy Thomas at:
510-596-4314 or sthomas@emeryville.org
WORLD’S LARGEST SWIM LESSON
AQUATIC INTERNS
Join us on June 21st 2018 for the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson™
This will be the ninth year for the global event and TEAM WLSL™ will
continue with its goal of reaching more than one billion with the mes-
sage Swimming Lesson Save Lives™ by 2019. Local WLSL events will
take place at hundreds of locations in more than 20 countries on five
continents over the course of 24 hours.
The Lesson will be 45mins and is FREE.
Thursday, June 21st
Ages: 1-14 year olds
Check-in Starts at 1:30pm
Lesson Starts at 2:00pm
Must Pre-Register With WLSL.org
6-16 6/25-8/16 Tu & Th 10-11am $100R/$105NR 8014
Location: ECCL Pool | Instructor: Stacy Thomas
The aquatic intern program is designed for youth (12-15 years of age) who
are interested in becoming lifeguards and WSI, but do not meet the mini-
mum age requirements. This program will help to prepare participants to
apply for and work as a professional lifeguard and WSI once they do meet
the age requirement. All participants will help to protect the lives and well
being of each person using the pool and teach swim lessons at our facility
Applications will be accepted May 1st-May 31st. Group interviews will
begin in June.
Applications are available at ECCL Pool, online @ Www. Emeryville.org and
by emailing
sthomas@emeryville.org
All instructors are Red Cross certified.
Students will receive Red Cross completion
report cards at the end of each session.

SESSION DATES AGE TIME ACT #
1
(#7966)
June 25-July 6
3-5 4:15-4:45pm 7968
6-17 4:50-5:20pm 7969
6-17 5:25-5:55pm 7970
Adults 18+ 6:00-6:30pm 7971
2
(#7972)
July 9-July 19
3-5 4:15-4:45pm 7973
6-17 4:50-5:20pm 7974
6-17 5:25-5:55pm 7975
Adults 18+ 6:00-6:30pm 7976
3
(#7977)
July 23-Aug 2
3-5 4:15-4:45pm 7978
6-17 4:50-5:20pm 7979
6-17 5:25-5:55pm 7980
Adults 18+ 6:00-6:30pm 7981
4
(#7982)
Aug 6-Aug 16
3-5 4:15-4:45pm 7983
6-17 4:50-5:20pm 7984
6-17 5:25-5:55pm 7985
Adults 18+ 6:00-6:30pm 7986
Location: ECCL Pool | *no class July 4th; make up day on July 6th
AQUATICS
FITNESS SWIM
AQUA AEROBICS
AGE DAYS TIMES
Any
M-F 11:30am-1:30pm
M-Th 6:00pm-8:00pm
Sat 4:00pm-6:00pm
Sun 12:00pm-2:00pm
AGE DAYS TIMES
Any
Tu & Th 12:30pm-1:30pm
W 6:00pm-7:00pm
Sun 12:30pm-1:30pm
100 MILE SWIM CLUB
Looking for a way to stay motivated in your swim workout?
Join the 100-mile swim club!
Simply keep track of the laps you swim during each workout at the
Emeryville Swim Center and record your yardage/mileage. When you
reach 100 miles, you will receive a water bottle, 100-mile Club T-shirt
and the recognition of your peers. Mileage tracking is maintained
(updated weekly) and available for review.
The more miles you swim, the better the prize! Challenge starts June
1st and ends August 31st
.
Cost is $25R/$30NR.
• 1-100 Miles: Hitting your Stroke! Prize includes a water bottle!
• 100-200 Miles: Going the Distance! Prize includes a water bottle
AND a t-shirt
• 300+ Miles: Master of the Pool! Receive all of the above plus a
towel!
SUMMER CAMP SWIM LESSONS
Children who are registered in Camp that week will be escorted
down to the pool by camp staff. SESSION DATES ACT#
1 6/25-6/29 8000
2 7/2-7/6 8001
3 7/9-7/13 8003
4 7/16-7/20 8004
5 7/23-7/27 8005
6 7/30-8/3 8006
7 8/6-8/10 8012
Location: ECCL Pool | 3-5 per class
Ages: 5-16
Days: M, Tu, Th, F
Time: 9:30-10:00 am
Fees: $43R/$48NR
WEEKEND GROUP SWIM LESSONS
AGE TIME ACT #
Parent/Child 11:30am-12pm 7993
Tiny Tot 12:10-12:40pm 7994
3-17 12:50-1:20pm 7995
6-17 1:30-2:00pm 7996
Adult 18+ 4:00-4:30pm 7997
Location: ECCL Pool | 3-5 per class
8 Classes
Days: Saturdays
Dates: 6/30-8/18
Fees: $86R/$91NR
WEEKDAY GROUP SWIM LESSONS
ACT #: 7965
8 Classes | Days: M-Th | Fees: $86R/$91NR

15
FIERCE AND FIT:
A Monthly Women’s Self-Defense Course
Fierce and Fit is a 2-hour monthly women’s self-defense workshop
taught by a seasoned female Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belts. At the
workshop you will learn how to think in terms of choices and options
while developing awareness, assertiveness skills and practice for ef-
fective physical self-defense techniques. The workshops will prepare
you for common attack scenarios that women often encounter and
how to thwart them.You’ll learn a set of safety strategies and leverage
based physical techniques that will help you prevent, escape, resist
and survive assaults from bigger and stronger attackers.
ADULT SPORTS & FITNESS
Each month will focus on a theme related to women’s self-defense such as:
• How to make yourself a“hard”target to prevent potential attacks
• Learn the concepts of distance management to avoid getting punched
• How to break free from grabbing attacks without warning
• How to escape from being pinned to the ground
• How to counter attack from the back
• How to defend from a hair grab
• How to escape and prevent attacks in a confined space
• How to escape from a two-handed choke
• How to escape from being pinned against a wall
9+
May 19th
Sat 1:00-3:00pm
$40 per person
per workshop
7834
June 9th
7835
July 14th
7836
August 11th
7837
Location: ECCL Dance Studio (Building E) | Instructor: Mollii Khang
What to wear: Comfortable workout or yoga clothing
Each workshop starts with a series of warm-up exercises followed by
instruction in a specific skill, and techniques practiced with a partner.
The class ends with partner drills to build confidence and strengthen
muscle memory.
Women and girls ages 9+ are welcome. No experience required.
WEIGHT ROOM
AGE DATES DAYS TIMES
14+
5/1-6/15 Monday-Friday 5am-8am
6/18-8/17 Monday-Friday 5am-11pm
5/1-6/15 Mon, Wed, & Fri 11am-2pm
5/1-6/15 Monday-Friday 5pm-11pm
5/1-8/31 Saturday & Sunday 10am-6pm
Location: ECCL Fitness Center | Closed July 4th
FEES Youth (4-17) Adult (18-49) Seniors (50+)
Drop-in $3 $6R/$7NR $3
10-day Pass $20 $40R/$45NR $20
Season Pass $55 $110/$140NR $55
SENIOR FITNESS TRAINING
AGE DAYS TIMES
50+ Monday-Friday
10am-11am
11am-12pm
12pm-1pm
Location: ECCL Gym | Closed July 4th
OPEN GYM
TYPE AGE DAYS TIMES
Basketball 18+
Thursday 9-11pm
Saturday 1-4pm
Volleyball 18+
Friday 9-11pm
Sunday 2-5pm
Family Any
Saturday 4-6pm
Sunday 12-2pm
Location: ECCL Gym | Closed July 4th
100 MILE FITNESS CLUB
Looking for a way to stay motivated in your workout?
Join the 100-mile Fitness club!
Simply keep track of the miles your run/elliptical/walk during each
workout at the Emeryville Fitness Center and record your mileage.
When you reach 100 miles, you will receive a water bottle, 100-mile
Club T-shirt and the recognition of your peers. Mileage tracking is
maintained (updated weekly) and available for review.
The more miles you Run, the better the prize! Challenge starts June
25th
and ends August 31st
.
Cost is $25R/$30NR.
• 1-100 Miles: Hitting your Stride! Prize includes a water bottle!
• 100-200 Miles: Going the Distance! Prize includes a water bottle
AND a t-shirt
• 300+ Miles: Master of the Gym! Receive all of the above plus a
Surprise Gift!
ACT #: 8073

ADULT SPORTS & FITNESS
CHAKRACISE
Body & Soul In Motion
Experience the new workout that connects you with You, that makes
physical and spiritual fitness accessible to anyone: 1. Move through
your chakras, boosting joyful energy. 2. Improve strength and balance
through shaping and toning. 3. Release tensions through meridian
tapping, stretching and relaxation. 4. Experience inner peace and
expansion through guided meditation.
No competition or fears, just Fun! Bring water and yoga mat.
18+ 6/11-8/27 M 5:30-
6:30pm
$98R/$103NR
for 12 Sessions
$12/drop-in
7821
Location: Senior Center |Instructor: Val Joy
AIKIDO
Aikido Kokikai Self-defense Martial Art
Minimum Effort, Maximum Effect
DATES DAYS TIMES FEES ACT #
May Sat 9:00am–10:00am $10/drop-in
$45R/$50NR
5 Classes
$85/$90NR
10 Classes
$160R/$165NR
20 classes
7828
June Sat 9:00am–10:00am 7829
July Sat 9:00am–10:00am 7830
August Sat 9:00am–10:00am 7831
Location: ECCL Dance Studio | Instructor: Eva Bradley Gresham
ZUMBA WITH EVA
What is a Zumba Fitness class like?
Join an exciting dance party atmosphere full of latin and international
music. You’ll forget you’re working out with a simple moves to dance
music like Cha Cha, Salsa, Reggarton, Rumba and more. Best of all,
you don’t need any previous dance experience. Ages 18+
18+ 5/1- 5/31 T/Th 7:30-9:00pm
$55R/$60NR
$15/drop-in
7823
18+ 6/5- 6/28 T/Th 7:30-9:00pm 7824
18+ 7/3- 7/31 T/Th 7:30-9:00pm 7825
18+ 8/2- 8/30 T/Th 7:30-9:00pm 7826
Location: ECCL Dance Studio | Instructor: Cyanne Anaya
Aikido is a Japanese martial art for self-defense. Aikido can be
translated as “the way of unity of spirit,” and its central goal is to
promote harmony among people and between people and the
world around them. Kokikai Aikido is a powerful form of self-defense,
not reliant on physical strength or size, and using an attacker’s
momentum against them. Kokikai Aikido features a logical training
system intended to develop effective self-defense and mastery of
self. Each class generally consists of warm up and ki development
exercises, rolling and falling practice, and self-defense technique in
pairs or groups.
Visit www.oakaikido.com for more information about the art.
Please wear comfortable yoga/workout clothing. No prior martial arts
experience necessary.

Why should I pre-register for activities?
Almost all activities require pre-registration. Without pre-registration,
our staff will not be able to have the correct supervision or supplies
to make sure you have a great experience. Note: A few of our commu-
nity/special events and senior activities do not require pre-registra-
tion. These will be noted in the activity/event description.
How do I register for youth, adult, and senior activities/events
in Emeryville?
There are four (4) ways to register:
ONLINE: Please visit www.emeryville.org/activenet to register for
almost any program! ActiveNet requires immediate payment, so make
sure to have your debit/credit card or electronic check handy. Avoid
wasting gas, paper, and time waiting in line…register online today!
WALK-IN: Register in-person weekdays at the Emeryville Center
of Community Life (9:00am-6:00pm) or Veteran’s Memorial/Senior
Center (9:00am-5:00pm) for almost every activity and event. Be sure
to bring your checkbook or credit/debit card too, fees are due in
full to register for a program. If you also want to save time, please
download a registration form from http://www.emeryville.org and
pre-fill all of the activity information before you arrive.
FAX: Pick up or download a registration form and fax it to 510-596-
4339 for youth/adult activities/events. Faxed registrations require full
payment by credit/debit cards only.
MAIL: Cut out the registration form on page 23, complete the
registration form and sign the waiver, and mail the form with full
payment to the ECCL 4727 San Pablo Ave for Youth Classes or the
Senior Center, 4321 Salem Street for Adult/Senior Classes (both
address are Emeryville, CA 94608).
Why should I become a member of the Senior Center?
Membership is only $25 per year, and entitles you to enjoy the many
activities, events, and trips organized by the Senior Center. Members
also receive‘The LINK’, a monthly newsletter that gives up-to-date
information that impacts seniors. Membership is open to residents
and non-residents alike, so stop by the Senior Center to fill out the
form or download it at http://www.emeryville.org/seniorcenter.
How do I register for infant and toddler/child development
center activities?
The Emeryville Child Development Center (ECDC) only accepts
walk-in registrations due to eligibility and availability constraints.
Eligibility for enrollment into ECDC programs is open to all families
with children ages 4 months to 5 years. Please call to set up a tour for
the programs and facility. Please call the ECDC with any questions at
510-596-4343.
Why was the activity canceled or rescheduled?
Due to low enrollment, instructor emergencies, weather conditions,
or many other reasons, a class may be cancelled or rescheduled
at any time. Staff attempts to limit these occurrences, but they are
bound to happen. If an activity is cancelled or rescheduled, you will
have the opportunity to join a rescheduled activity, join a different
activity, or receive a full refund. Please allow four to six weeks for
cash or check refunds to be processed. We sincerely apologize in
advance for any inconvenience this may cause.
Where are the activities located?
Activity locations are listed in each activity description.
The addresses for these locations are as follows:
Veteran’s Memorial (Senior Center):
4321 Salem Street
Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) Gymnasium
1170 47th Street.
ECCL Administration Office: 4727 San Pablo Ave
Bridgecourt Room: 3990 Harlan Street
Child Development Center: 1220 53rd Street
Who should I make checks payable to?
Please make all checks payable to: The City of Emeryville.
What credit cards do you accept?
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
EMERYVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT

EMERYVILLE SENIOR CENTER
Membership to the Emeryville Senior Center is only $25
per year. Take a look at what you can get for just $25
• Physical Fitness Classes
• Health Services
• 94608 Zip Code Area
Shuttle
• Meals on Wheels*
• Daily Hot Lunches*
• Taxi Ride Reimbursements
• Day and Overnight Trips*
• Water Aerobics*
• Discount East Bay
Paratransit Tickets
• Music, Theatrical, and
Sporting Events*
• Wi-Fi and Computer Lab
• Health and Enrichment
Classes
• Movies
• Billiards Room
• Arts and Crafts Classes
• Information and Referral
(*additional fees may
apply)
Emeryville Senior Center
4321 Salem Street
Hours: M-F 9am–5pm
(510) 596-3730
Senior Center sites will be closed on
May 28, July 4
The Emeryville Senior Center is a vibrant activity center for seniors
to enjoy exercise classes, enrichment programs, social engagements,
community and friendship for Adults age 50+.
We are open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm
See pages 16-20 for more details!
E M E RY VILLE
APR 26-28: FLEA MARKET
MAY 18: PANCAKE BREAKFAST
MAY 30: SENIOR HEALTH & FITNESS DAY
JUN 8: VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION
JUN/JUL/AUG: SUMMER PICNIC (2ND
FRIDAY)
AUG 17: ICE CREAM SOCIAL

LINK UP!
Members of the Senior Center receive
our monthly newsletter the LINK, which
gives you up to date information about
activities and events at the center.
call (510) 596-3730 for more
information about membership
SPECIAL EVENTS
INTERESTED IN THE THEATER?
The Center receives free tickets to shows, including ballets, concerts,
and various other entertainment throughout the Bay area. Tickets
are available on a first come first serve basis and are available to
members only—so join the center today!
ART AND MUSEUM LOVERS GROUPS
Art and Museum trips are scheduled to take advantage of the best
and most exciting exhibits in the Bay Area. Trip fees include transpor-
tation and excursions are planned that coincide with the museum’s
FREE days as much as possible. There may be an additional charge
for special exhibit entrances, which will be included in the trip cost.
FRIDAY MOVIES
The Center strives to provide the best entertainment and contin-
ues to offer the most current movies, award-winning series, and
documentaries. Movies are shown every Friday at 1:00pm. Our Large
Screen TV and Home Theater System makes you feel like you are at
the movies! While watching the movie, enjoy popcorn, a drink or
other treats courtesy of the Center. Don’t like our selection of mov-
ies? Please submit your suggestions or volunteer to be one of our
“Movie Critics”that select the movie you feel other members would
enjoy. Call the office to volunteer for this fun position.
AARP SAFE DRIVER CERTIFICATION
COURSES
8-Hour Certification Class and 4-Hour Refresher Class
AARP driving classes provide a comfortable setting for older adults
(ages 50 and up) to help protect you and improve the roads for every-
one. Participants who complete the course earn a certificate and may
be eligible for a discount on their car insurance. Advanced registration
required. Call the Center at 510-596-3730 to reserve a space.
8-HOUR CERTIFICATION COURSE
DATES TIMES FEES
5/17 & 5/24 9am-1pm $15 AARP Members/
$20 non-AARP Members
8/9 & 8/16 9am-1pm
Location: Billiards Room, Emeryville Senior Center
4-HOUR REFRESHER COURSE
DATES TIMES FEES
6/14 9am-1pm $15 AARP Members/
$20 non-AARP MembersNo July class.
Location: Billiards Room, Emeryville Senior Center

SENIOR TRAVEL CLUB
Our popular travel club for older adults offers fun, casual day, and
overnight trips. See the list on the right for our Summer Adventures.
Important Information:
Weekday trips depart from the Emeryville Senior Center at 4321
Salem St.; Weekend trips depart from the back parking lot of City
Hall at 1333 Park Ave.
Trips include trained volunteer escorts.
Fees are due in full at time of registration. Please make checks pay-
able to the City of Emeryville. We also accept Visa, Mastercard and
American Express.
Trip fees include transportation.
Transportation is provided by our 22-passenger bus or charter buses,
depending on the number of registrations. Additional fees may be
required for entrance and/or lunch on some scheduled trips, which
you will pay directly to the vendor.
Cancellation Policy – Trip refunds will be considered only with a ten
(10) business day prior notice to the departure date or if a replace-
ment can be found. Some exceptions may apply at the discretion of
the Adult Services Supervisor or Youth and Adult Services Manager.
Dates and trips may change so please join the center
to get the most current and updated information on
trips and events from our Newsletter.
This is Just a Preview
of a Few of Our Great
Trips. For a Full Trips List,
Join The Center Today!
TRIPS PREVIEW:
EMERYVILLE SENIOR CENTER PRESENTS
DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL GUIDED GROUP TRAVEL
What are you waiting for?
We feature “Guided Group Tours” with our
respected travel partner, Collette. Everything has
been preplanned for you to ensure a worry-free,
exciting & memorable travel experience. ColletteTour
Managers are with you every step of your journey.
What’s included: Transportation to and from the
airport, airfare, top hotels, most meals, & best “must
sees’’ of each destination. Each tour allows leisure
time to do some exploring on your own. Take
advantage of early booking discounts when you
book 6 months in advance! Don’t miss these exciting
travel opportunities!
May
Color Purple
ACT Theater
Legion of Honor
Casino Trip
Asparagus Festival
July
Fillmore Jazz Festival
Half Moon Bay
Sacramento State Fair
Petaluma Art & Garden Fair
Casino Trip
June
Alameda County Fair
Pescadero
Livermore Wine Tasting
Shopping Trip
Sunset Gardens Tour
August
San Jose Jazz Festival
Peddlers Faire
Sonoma
Gilroy Garlic Festival
DeYoung Museum
Emeryville Senior Center offers exciting Guided Group Tours
“The world is a book and those who do not travel, read only a page”.
Spain’s Classics 9/15-9/25/2018 11 days $3,999/pp dbl book by 3/16/2018
Islands of NewEngland 9/20-9/27/2018 9 days $2,979/pp dbl noearlybooking
Italian Vistas 10/23-11/4/2018 13 days $4,999/pp dbl book by 4/24/2018
Taste of Vietnam 1/17-1/31/2019 15 days $4,399/pp dbl book by 6/18/2018
Iconic Israel 2/27-3/8/2019 10 days $4,499/pp dbl book by 8/28/2018
Peru 3/23-4/1/2019 10 days $4,799/pp dbl book by 9/24/2018
Southern Charm 4/14-4/20/2019 7 days $2,849/pp dbl book by 10/13/2018
Tulip River Cruise 4/11-4/19-2019 9 days $3,749/pp dbl book by 8/12/2018
For more information, reservations or to have a brochure with the pricing &
complete day-by-day itineraries mailed to you, please call:
Deborah Neal, Group Tour Coordinator @ 510-499-5900
2018 - 2019 Featured Tours

WHAT IS 8-TO-GO?
The‘8 To Go’is an on-demand shuttle service for everyone ages 70+,
or people ages 18–69 who are certified to use East Bay Paratransit.
Once enrolled in the program, users just place a call to set-up
your travel itinerary and location, it’s that simple! Travel is limited
to locations to and from the 94608 zip code area (which is all of
Emeryville and portions of North and West Oakland including
MacArthur BART, Kaiser, Sutter and more).
WHY SHOULD I USE 8-TO-GO?
This service is intended to help seniors and people with disabilities
travel within the local 94608 area. Whether it’s a trip to the Senior
Center, grocery store, favorite restaurant, medical appointment, or
religious services, 8-To-Go will provide the personalized service and
attentiveness not found in other transportation services.
HOW DO I FIND MORE INFO OR SIGN-UP FOR IT?
Contact the Emeryville Senior Center by phone
(510-596-3730), visit us online (www.emeryville.org) or in-person
(4321 Salem Street, Emeryville) to fill out an 8-To-Go application and
receive the rider’s guide. Once confirmed in our system, you will
receive the direct reservation line that enables you to start using
8-To-Go’ at your leisure!
THE 8-TO-GO SHUTTLE SERVICE IS BROUGHT TO
YOU BY:
• City of Emeryville
• Emeryville Transportation Management Association
• Alameda County Transportation Commission
Measure B and BB tax dollars at work!
TRANSPORTATION: GETTING
AROUND THE BAY AREA
TAXI REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM
Residents of Emeryville ages 70+ may submit an application with
taxi receipts for reimbursement. Reimbursement is limited to 90%
of $80 up to once per calendar quarter ($72 reimbursement every
three months).
EASTBAY PARATRANSIT TICKETS
Available to Emeryville Residents only. Must meet eligibility
requirements. Assistance is available with applications for East Bay
Paratransit ADA rides.
TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS ELIGIBILITY
PROGRAM AGE RESIDENCY FEES
8-To-Go 70+* 94608 Zip
Code
$1 Per Ride (max 6
rides per week)
Taxi
Reimbursement
70+ Emeryville
Only
90% Reimbursement
up to $80/ quarter
Paratransit
Tickets
18+ Emeryville
Only
$5 for $20 ticket book
(once per quarter)
*18+ with East Bay Paratransit Certification
8-TO-GO ON-DEMAND SHUTTLE SERVICE
Transportation for Seniors and People with Disabilities
in Emeryville and Oakland
ONLY $1 PER RIDE!

MONDAY
CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME LOCATION
Tai Chi Judy Jamerson 9:00-10:00 Upstairs Dance Room
Beginning Computers Peter & Sharon Lee 9:00-11:00 Upstairs Computer Lab
Sit n Fit Sally Maxwell 10:15-11:15 Upstairs Dance Room
Coffee & Current Events Gene Weinstein 10:00-12:00 Upstairs Conference Rm
NIA Angie Spector 10:15-11:15 Main Hall
Pilates Angi Spector 11:15-12:15 Upstairs Dance Room
Chakracise Val Joy 1:00-2:00 Main Hall
Posture Oriented
Wellness
Amy Aldrich 1:00-2:30 Upstairs Dance Room
TUESDAY
Meditation Joe John 9:00-9:30 Upstairs Dance Room
Weight Training Helen Vaughn 9:15-10:15 Main Hall
Newsletter (3rd) Birdie Lodge 9:30-12:00 Main Hall
Zumba Helen Vaughn 10:30-11:30 Main Hall
Guitar/Folk Singing Terry Lee 11:30-12:30 Billiards Room
Chair Yoga Laura Newbold 10:30-11:30 Upstairs Dance Room
Restorative Pilates Isabelita Papa 12:10-1:20 Upstairs Dance Room
Tap Dance I Bruce Biada 1:00-2:00 Main Hall
Mah Jong Terry Lee 1:00-3:00 Billiards Room
Tap Dance II Bruce Biada 2:00-3:00 Main Hall
Chinese Dance Julia Zhang 1:30-3:30 Upstairs Dance Room
WEDNESDAY
Yoga Laura Newbold 9:00-10:00 Main Hall
Beginning Soul Line
Dance
Novella Peterson 9:00-10:00 Upstairs Dance Room
Commission on Aging
(2nd)
Joyce Jacobson 10:00-11:30 Billiards Room
Qi Gong/Healing Isabelita Papa 10:15-11:45 Upstairs Dance Room
Friends of ESC Meeting
(1st)
Rodney Wong 10:30-12:00 Conference Room
Art Studio Marjorie Wagner 12:15-3:00 Upstairs Dance Room
Pickle Ball Staff 3:00-4:30 Main Hall
CLASSES AT THE SENIOR CENTER
Have an idea for a new class or instructor not in our current class lineup? Are you interested in sharing your skill or talent at the Senior Center?
Contact Adult Services Coordinator Kim Burrowes at 510-596-4308, kburrowes@emeryville.org or let one of our center staff know in person!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• Newsletter Assembly
Third Tuesday of the month, 9:30-11:30am
• Brown Bag Program
First and third Thursday of the month, 9:00-9:30am
• Meals-on-Wheels Delivery
Every weekday, 11:00am-1:00pm
• We are also seeking skilled Teachers, Special Event
Assistance, Trip Escorts, and Greeters/ Orientation
Providers!
If you can help or you would like more information on volunteering, please call 510-596-3730 today!

THURSDAY
Brown Bag (1st & 3rd) Mary Mckenna 8:30-9:30 Main Hall
AARP Driving Classes Olithia O’Toole 9:00-1:00 Billiards Room
Meditation Joe John 9:00-9:30 Upstairs Dance Room
Light Weights (2nd&4th) Helen Vaughn 9:15-10:15 Main Hall
Book Club (3rd) Annie Fong 10:00-11:00 Conference Room
Rosen Movement Stephanie Peters 10:15-11:30 Upstairs Dance Room
Zumba Helen Vaughn 10:30-11:30 Main Hall
Drawing Joe Pugliese 11:30-1:00 ECCL Bldg A - Senior Lounge
Quilting & Sewing Sandy Newman 1:00-4:00 Main Hall
Yarn Around Kim Huhta 1:00-3:00 Billiards Room
FRIDAY
Feldenkrais John Stevens 9:00-10:00 Upstairs Dance Room
Tai Chi Ann Koo 10:30-11:30 Upstairs Dance Room
Blood Pressure Checks ACFD 11:30-12:30 Billiards Room
Dance Moves Me Debbie Sternbach 12:15-1:30 Bridgecourt Room
Chinese Dance Julia Zhang 12:30-2:30 Upstairs Dance Room
Tango Ivan Shvarts 1:00-4:00 Main Hall
Weekly Movies ESC Staff 1:00-3:00 Billiards Room
SENIOR CENTER CLASSES, CONTINUED
UNDER 50?
YOU CAN STILL
ENJOY THESE
CLASSES FOR
A $7 PER
CLASS FEE.
CONTINUING SERVICES
CONNECTIONS
Information and referral to help older adults
and their families meet their needs by accessing
community resources and professional
services, assistance with senior housing, renter/
homeowner tax refunds, referrals for housekeeping, financial advice,
food stamp information, shopping and escort services, complaint
resolution, forms and documents; long-term care planning,
including pre-placement assessment. For more information, please
call 510-596-3778.
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING
AND ADVOCACY PROGRAM (HICAP)
Unbiased assistance and information on long term care, Medicare,
supplements to Medicare and HMOS. Offered every third Tuesday
of the month by Legal Assistance for Seniors’HICAP volunteer, Bob
Gibney. Please call the center at 510-839-0393 for an appointment.
HOME DELIVERED MEALS
For home-bound older persons, 60 and over residing in Emeryville.
Monday-Friday and weekends by special arrangement. Suggested
donation of $3.00 per meal. For more information, call 510-596-4309.
EMERYVILLE TRI-CITY CAFÉ
HOT LUNCH PROGRAM
The center offers a hot pre-packaged meal daily in our main auditori-
um. The meals are provided by Nutrition Solutions focusing on using
low fat and low sodium ingredients. This is a self-serve lunch which
runs Monday–Friday, 11:45am-12:15pm. Suggested Donation for
the meal is $3.00 for adults 60 years and over and $5.00 if under 60.
You must fill out an application form to participate in addition to the
Senior Center Membership form.
BLOOD PRESSURE
CHECK-UPS
The Alameda County Fire Department visits the Senior
Center every first and third Friday of the month at 11:30
a.m. to check your blood pressure (and they maintain
records for comparison).

(INTERSTATE80)
BERKELEY
FrontageRoad
ShellmondStreet
ShellmoundStreet
Powell Street
Powell Street Brid
65th Stre
66
Powell Street
ShellmoundStreet
ChristieAvenue
ChristieA
venue
Pedestrian Only
2
3 4
5
7
9
6
8
1
10
1
B
Parks
Recreational and Community Facilities
Bay Trail
Greenway and Bike Boulevard
Bike Lanes
May 11th Bike to Work Energizer Stations
Bike Fix-It Station
Bike Share
KEY
Cosmic Cycles 5651 San Pablo Avenue cosmiccycles.bigcartel.com
Color Wheel 1319 61st Street colorwheelbicycle.com
Spokeland 813 37th Street Oakland www.spokeland.org
Tip Top Bike Shop 4800 Telegraph Avenue www.tiptopbikeshop.com
Xtra Cycle 4300 West Street www.xtracycle.com

EMERYVILLE MAP AND FACILITIES
(INTERSTATE 580)
MAC ARTHUR
FREEWAY
(INTERSTATE 580)
MAC ARTHUR
FREEWAY
OAKLAND
OAKLAND
64th
Street
dge
Hollis
Street
Hollis
Street
54th Street
Doyle
Street
Powell
Street
59th
Street
61st
Street62nd
Street
63rd
Street
Hollis
Street
Doyle
Street
VallejoStreet
eet
6th
Street
Halleck
Street
HortonStreet
HavenStreet
Park Avenue
Park Avenue
43rd Street
41st Street
45th Street
47th
Street
EssexStreet
SalemStreet
AdelineStreet
40th
Street
SanPabloAvenue
VallejoStreet
SanPabloAvenue
PedestrianOnly
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1 Marina Park
3300 Powell Street
Parks
Davenport Mini-Park
3100 Powell Street
Eastshore State Park
2001 Powell Street
Shorebird Park
Frontage Road
2
5
6
7 Point Emery Park
Frontage Road
Christie Avenue Park
6200 Christie Avenue
Doyle Hollis Park
61st & Hollis Street
61st Street Mini-Park
61st & Doyle Street
8
12
13
17 Novartis Park
53rd & Hollis Street
Temescal Creek Park
Adeline & 47th Street
Joseph Emery Park
Skate Spot
45th Street - Park Ave
41st Street Mini Park
1077 41st Street
18
22
25
Parc on Powell
Dog Park
Hollis St. & Stanford Ave.
30
11 Bocce Ball Court
Greenway at 65th St.
Recreation &
Community
Facilities
Child Development
Center
1220 53rd Street
Park Avenue Plaza
Park Ave & Halleck St
Bridgecourt Room
3990 Harlan Street
16
19
21
Senior Center
4321 Salem Street
ECAP (Emeryville
Community Action Program)
3610 San Pablo Avenue
23
Old Anna Yates
Campus
4070 41st Street
24
27
ECCL
4727 San Pablo Ave
ECCL (Emeryville Center
of Community Life)
Swimming Pool
and Gymnasium
1170 47th Street
28
14 Community Garden
59th & Doyle Street
Gardens
Big Daddy’s
Community Garden
Peralta Ave. & MacArthur Blvd.
26
26
Temescal Creek
Community Garden
48th Street
29
3 Police Station
2449 Powell Street
Safety
Fire Station #34
2333 Powell Street
4
Fire Station #35
6303 Hollis Street
10
9 1585 62nd Street
Post Office
20 Civic Center
1333 Park Avenue
City Hall
15 Golden Gate Library
5606 San Pablo Ave,
Oakland
Library
53rd Street

SPECIAL EVENTS
featuring
UNIUSCOURTNEY
BIGBAND

REGISTRATION
EMERYVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS REGISTRATION FORM
ADDRESS...............................................................................................................................................................................
CITY ........................................................................................... ZIP ....................................................................................
EMERGENCY CONTACT ..........................................................................................................................................................
TELEPHONE (DAY) ........................................................................ TELEPHONE (EVENING)........................................................
(Payable to City of Emeryville)
Visa Mastercard
CARD NUMBER............................................................................ EXPIRATION DATE...............................................................
BILLING ADDRESS...................................................................................................................................................................
CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE ..................................................................................................................................
1. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RELEASES, WAIVES, DISCHARGES
AND COVENANTS NOT TO SUE THE CITY OF EMERYVILLE, ITS EM-
PLOYEES, OFFICERS AND AGENTS (hereinafter referred to as “Re-
leasees”) from all liability to the undersigned, his or her personal
representatives, assigns, heirs, and next of kin for any loss, damage,
or claim therefore on account of injury to the person or property of
the undersigned, whether caused by any negligent act or omission,
including gross negligence and/or willful disregard, of the Releasees
or otherwise while the undersigned is participating in the City activ-
ity or using any City facilities in connection with such activity.
2. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD
HARMLESS the Releasees from all liability, claims, demands, causes
of action, charges, expenses, and attorney fees (including attorney
fees to establish the releasee’s right to indemnity or incurred on
appeal) resulting from involvement in this activity whether caused
by any negligent act or omission of the release or otherwise.
3. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ASSUMES AND ACCEPTS FULL
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY AND ALL LOSS, BODILY INJURY, DEATH
OR PROPERTY DAMAGE while upon City property or participating
in the activity or using any City facilities and equipment whether
caused by any negligent act or omission of Releasees or otherwise.
The undersigned expressly agrees that the foregoing release and
waiver, indemnity agreement and assumption of risk are intended
to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by California law and that
if any portion thereof be held invalid, notwithstanding, the balance
shall continue in full legal force and effect.
I hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing and that I
am aware of the legal consequences of this agreement, including
that it prevents me from suing the City or its employees, agents,
or ofﬁcers if I am injured or damaged for any reason because of
participation in this activity. I further acknowledge that no oral rep-
resentations, statements or inducements have been made to me.
IF THE PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR, I hereby warrant that I am the
legal guardian or custodial parent of:
.........................................................................................
Who is a minor, and agree on my own behalf and said minor’s
behalf to the terms and conditions of the foregoing agreement.
Signature Required: ........................................................................
Date:.................................................................................
(Participant signature or Parent/Guardian if under 18 years old)
.........................................................................................
PHOTO RELEASE: I acknowledge that the City of Emeryville
takes photographs and videotapes of its activities and events
for publicity purposes and authorize the use of my image or
my child’s image by the City for such purposes. I understand
I will not be compensated for use of such photos or videos.
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EMERYVILLE CITY NEWS
CITY OF EMERYVILLE · SUMMER 2018 ACTIVITY GUIDE

EMERYVILLE CITY HALL · 1333 PARK AVENUE · 510-596-4300 · WWW.EMERYVILLE.ORG 29
Questions about what you can recycle
and where? Go to www.recyclewhere.org
If you live in Emeryville and have not yet received a kitchen
foodscraps pail or recycling tote bag, or just have questions or issues
with WM, Contact Marcy Greenhut with the City of Emeryville at 510-
596-3795, or mgreenhut@emeryville.org
Got Waste?
Bulky Items Collected in Neighborhood Spring event:
Note: If you live in an apartment that is not in either of these single fam-
ily family neighborhoods, your property or HOA manager can arrange a
collection for your property by calling Waste Management.
Free Energy & Water Conservation Assistance
During your appointment, you will receive at no cost:
• Home energy and water efficiency assessment and a customized report
• Installation of efficient LED light bulbs, showerheads, and faucet aerators
• Installation of an Advanced Power Strip (while supplies last. Approx. $50 value)
• Toilet Leak detection test
510-665-1501 ext. 300 risingsunenergy.org/program/green-house-call-residents/#ghc-form
Twice a year, Emeryville single-family neighborhood residents can
set out“bulky”items or items that don’t get collected in regular trash
collection. One of those pickups can be scheduled individually by
calling Waste Management at (510) 613-8710. The other pickup is the
Annual Spring Neighborhood Collection.
The 2018 Annual Spring Neighborhood Collection will take place on
Monday April 16th and Tuesday April 17th, on the regular collection
day for your neighborhood. For details, watch for a postcard in the
mail, check the City website: http://emeryville.org/1183/Residents, or
contact City Environmental Programs at (510) 596-3795.
Rising Sun Energy Center is proud to partner with the City of Emeryville to offer no-cost energy and water conservation services to help
you save money on your utility bills! Appointments are available from July 3rd
to August 9th
, 2018. Space is limited, schedule today!

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The Emery Go-Round is a last-mile shuttle service, provided by the Emeryville
Transportation Management Association, to connect employees, residents and visitors
of Emeryville from the MacArthur BART Station to various locations throughout the City.
The service is fare-free and open to the public.
The Emery Go-Round is a fare-free shuttle service, open to all Emeryville residents, shop-
pers, visitors and employees of Emeryville businesses. The service is primarily funded
by commercial property owners in the citywide transportation business improvement
district (PBID).
Emery Go-Round is a service of the Emeryville Transportation Management Association,
a non-profit organization whose primary objective is to increase access and mobility to,
from and within Emeryville while alleviating congestion through operation of the shuttle
program. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors, who also serve as the
official representatives of property owners for the business improvement district. The
Board of Directors hold regular meetings which are open to the public. The meetings
are scheduled for the third Thursday of each month and are held at various locations
throughout Emeryville.
Getting Around in Emeryville
Real Time Tracking
Download our EMERYGO App or go to www.egrshuttle.com to view real-time arrival
information for Emery Go-Round.

Earth Day 2018
Two Shoreline Clean-Ups
As for all clean up events, please bring‘em if you got‘em:
Reusable water bottle and coffee mug; collection bags and/
or buckets. Bring your own work gloves or rubber gloves for
finer pick-up; garden digging claw. Wear layers, sunscreen, sturdy
shoes and a hat.
Shorebird Park &
Emeryville Crescent
Sunday, April 22nd
, 2018
9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENT!
Shoreline Cleanup
Shoreline Cleanup
Shorebird Park: Meet in the
Chevy’s parking lot.
Emeryville Crescent: Meet
at 2333 Powell Street - East
of the Fire Station building.
For details, please visit:
http://www.emeryville.org/1162/Environmental-Programs-Events

Know Your Rights as a Tenant
Most Tenant’s Right and Landlord Responsibilities in the City of
Emeryville are covered by State of California law. However, in April of
2017 a new Landlord andTenant Relations Ordinance went into effect
which regulates eviction and harassment issues in rental housing in
the City. Fair Housing issues are covered by State of California and
Federal laws.
Landlord Tenant Relations Ordinance
The ordinance broadly regulates most residential rental units in the
City, by:
• limiting the reasons that landlords may terminate a tenancy in
accordance with state laws,
• prohibiting harassment of residential tenants,
• requiring tenants be provided with notices of tenant rights under
the ordinance,
• mandating that landlords use a form notice of termination of
tenancy and provide a copy of the completed notice and applicable
rental agreement to the City.
While certain residential units are exempt from the proposed ordi-
nance, landlords owning units that are covered by the ordinance
would be prohibited from evicting tenants unless the landlord has
a just cause for eviction. The ordinance allows for certain“no fault”
evictions, however, tenants subject to a“no fault”eviction would be
entitled to relocation assistance.
For more information, visit: http://www.ci.emeryville.ca.us/tenant-
protectionordinance
State of California Tenant’s Rights and Landlord Responsibilities
State laws regarding rental units have changed in recent years and
many landlords and tenants are unaware of these changes. Details
on tenant’s rights and landlord responsibilities can be found on the
State of California Department of Consumer Affairs website: http://
www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/living-in.shtml
The website covers the following issues:
• Renter responsibilities
• Paying rent on time
• What should be and cannot be included in a rental agreement
• Rent increases
• When a landlord can enter a unit
• Security Deposits
• Inventory checklist
• Renters insurance
• Subleases
• Repairs and Habitability
• Evictions
• Reasonable Accommodations
Assistance with Tenant’s Rights and Landlord Responsibility Issues in
the City of Emeryville can be found by contacting ECHO Fair Housing.
ECHO’sTenant/Landlord Counseling Program provides information to
tenants and on their housing rights and responsibilities. Additionally,
ECHO has trained mediators to assist in resolving housing disputes
through conciliation and mediation.The primary objective of the pro-
gram is to build awareness of housing laws and prevent homeless-
ness. ECHO has office hours at the City of Emeryville. Call (510) 596-4358
for information on availability.
Fair Housing.
Assistance regarding Fair Housing Issues in the City of Emeryville
can be found by contacting ECHO Fair Housing. ECHO’s Fair Housing
Counseling Program conducts site investigations and enforcement in
response to reports of housing discrimination complaints, performs
audit-based investigations to determine degrees of housing dis-
crimination existing in designated areas, and provides fair housing
education for members of the housing industry including managers,
owners, realtors
Protected classes under Fair Housing law include:
• Age
• Ancestry
• Color
• Familial status
• Gender
• Marital status
• Mental and physical disability
• National origin
• Race
• Religion
• Sexual orientation and gender identity
• Source of income and arbitrary discrimination.
ECHO Housing
1350 Franklin St., Suite 305
Oakland, CA 94612
Phone: (510) 496-0496
http://echofairhousing.org/home.html
Additional Legal Housing Assistance can be found at East Bay Com-
munity Law Center
The primary work of the Housing Practice includes defending low
income tenants who are being evicted, representing tenants in
housing subsidy termination proceedings, and engaging in strategic
affirmative litigation aimed at forcing landlords to maintain their
rental properties in a habitable condition. In addition to direct rep-
resentation of tenants, Staff attorneys, volunteer attorneys, and law
students staff more than 100 educational workshops for low-income
tenants each year. The Housing Practice also provides legal advice
and assistance to self-represented litigants in eviction proceedings.
East Bay Community Law Center
3310 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94705
Phone: (510) 548-4040
http://www.ebclc.org/practice-groups.php#housing

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When: 2nd
Thursday of May, July, September & November
Where: Civic Center
1333 Park Avenue, Emeryville, CA 94608
Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
In an effort to promote citizen engagement, the City
Manager will be holding a series of open office hours
called, ‘Coffee with the City Manager.’ This is aimed at
enabling conversations with residents and businesses
to discuss topics of their choice. In addition to the topics
brought by the public, the City Manager will also provide
updates on pending issues being discussed by the City
Council.
Coffee with the City Manager
“Coffee with the City Manager” events
are open to the public and you are
encouraged to attend.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY 911
POLICE (510) 596-3700
FIRE (510) 632-3473
POISON CONTROL (800) 222-1222
PG&E (800)-743-5000
CALTRANS INFORMATION (800)-427-7623
*Call 9-1-1 only in case of fire, injury, crime in-progress, or
other serious emergency.
EARTHQUAKE
• Put on hardhat, gloves and sturdy shoes
• Check welfare of family
• Check gas line. Shut off if you smell or hear gas
• Turn off water to secure household supply
• Check for structural damage
• Place sign in window saying“OK”or“HELP”
• Place fire extinguisher on sidewalk, if not needed at home
• Check on neighbors, especially elderly, disabled or unattended
children
• Prepare for aftershocks
• Clear street for emergency vehicles
• Listen to the radio or news for instructions
• Stay off your phone
• Retrieve your emergency supplies
: What to dowhen it happens.
TSUNAMI
• Listen to a NOAA weather radio or other reliable source for updated
emergency information
• Locate family members and review evacuation plans making sure
every knows there is a threat
• If you have special evacuation needs (small children, elderly
people, or persons with disability), consider evacuating early.
Evacuation may take longer so allow extra time
• If time permits, secure unanchored objects around your
home or business
• If you are told to evacuate, follow instructions issued by local
authorities
• Take medications and any other disaster supplies you will need
with you
• Get to higher ground as far inland as possible.
EUSD SCHOOL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
• Do NOT call your children’s school
• If possible, PUSD will notify parents by phone, text, and/or twitter
• Children will be held for parent (or designated alternate) pickup
• Collect youngest child first
• Follow signage directions at school
• Bring ID, and be prepared to wait in line

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CANNABIS BUSINESSES
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
The Planning Commission approved design plans for the Public Park and other open spaces within the Sherwin Williams site at 1450 Sherwin
Avenue (between Horton Street and the railroad tracks) in December 2017. The design plans for the four new residential buildings at the site
were approved at the February 2018 meeting. The City has not yet received an application for design review and tenant improvements for the
existing building that will be used for office space.
CITY HALL LANDSCAPE
DESIGN SURVEY
The Emeryville City Hall lawn is being redesigned as a Bay-Friendly
Landscape to reduce water use, promote native plants, and highlight
sustainable landscaping techniques. The City is looking for YOUR
input on what you would like this new landscape to include. Please
visit http://bit.ly/bayfriendly to give us your opinions and priorities of
what you’d like to see in the new landscaping.
The City has approved three Conditional Use Permits for cannabis
manufacturing businesses that will make and distribute a variety
of cannabis products. These facilities will not be open to the public.
The City has also selected two vendors to establish retail cannabis
dispensaries. One of the selected vendors, Rochambeau, has applied
for a Conditional Use Permit to establish a dispensary on the ground
floor of the Andante complex on San Pablo Avenue between 40th
Street and Adeline Street. The second vendor, East Bay Therapeutics,
has not yet applied for applicable permits.

is a Thai Cuisine
restaurant. It has
a small parking lot.
is located at the
intersection of Hollis & 65th
Four tables are outside.
Many people come here
and grab a sandwich to go.
opened in
2013. There
. The
lunch box is very
popular.
opened in 2016.
The restaurant serves 8 di
ramens/udons, beers, and sake. There are
two tables outside.
Emeryville’s Dining Areas - Hollis Street
is an American bar. Beer,
cocktail , wine, and coffee are ed.
P are welcome to bring their
own food. There
heaters in the backyard.
67TH ST
is a friendly and low-key
place to have a slice of pizza, sandwich,
salad, and beer. a bar inside, a
tables on the second floor and backyard.
66TH ST
is a Mexican restaurant. There
are two benches outside
wait for table.
65TH ST
TSSILLOH

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Four Finalists Selected For A Public Art Installation At The
Emeryville Marina
Four finalists from the over 90 that responded to the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) are being
asked to submit conceptual designs, which are tentatively scheduled to be displayed in City Hall
from June 25 - July 6, 2018. The artists were first nominated by a Selection Panel made of art
experts, community members, and staff include: Ilan Averbuch, Pete Beeman, Matt Geller, and
Ned Kahn. After nomination, the City’s Public Art Committee (PAC) recommended the artists
for development of conceptual designs based on their qualifications, proposals and answers to
panelists questions which the City Council accepted on March 20.
The public is invited to see the finalists’designs and fill out surveys on a preferred design. To
confirm dates of display, contact Amber Evans, a Community Development Coordinator for the
City of Emeryville at aevans@emeryville.org or 510-596-4382. For more info on the City’s Art in
Public Places Program see www.emeryville.org/publicart.
• Iconic image
• Enhance public awareness of shoreline
• Craft a landmark for visitors
• Building civic pride
• Create kinetic or engage-able/
climbable pieces
• Evoke prior mudflat installations yet
durable
• Use art in functional pieces or integrate
functionality into art pieces
• Bridge natural and urban setting
Greenway Pilot Mural Project Artist Selection
On September 5, 2017, the City Council approved the release of a Request for Proposals (RFP)
for a Pilot Mural Project at the Emeryville Greenway; Powell to Stanford Segment. This new seg-
ment of the Greenway is located in the central part of the City where a wide variety of uses converge
at one of the City’s primary intersections. The site is visible from multiple intersections and from auto,
bicycle, and pedestrian viewpoints, and therefore presents a unique opportunity for artists to high-
light this key location in the heart of Emeryville.
Following the City Council’s review of the item, staff prepared an online posting of the RFP on the
Call for Artists (CaFE) website, a platform that allows artists across the State to participate. Additional
outreach was provided via flyers posted at local public gathering venues, the City’s website, the 45th
Street Artist Collective, and the California Art Council’s website. The call, as articulated in the RFP, was limited to California-based artists or artist
teams. Once Council has considered the Public Art Committee’s artist recommendation, the mural project final design will be developed. It is
anticipated that the mural will be installed during Spring to be enjoyed by the community, along with the Greenway extension, this Summer!
The City sought an artist or teams of artists that could install an art work that would fulfill one or more of the following goals
at the Marina Park in Emeryville:

A New Option for Cleaner Electricity
Art Center RFP Update
The City Council held a Study Session on January 16th regarding the
Emeryville Center for the Arts and Culture. The public was invited
to comment on a proposal for Council to consider and approve the
release of a Request for Qualifications / Proposals (RFQ/P) to gauge
potential private interest and associated financial assistance to
construct and operate the facility.
Looking to find cost-effective options to increase your
building’s energy efficiency? Emeryville is offering
free energy audits through its E3 program! ABM, a global
building services firm, will provide the no-cost,
no-obligation audits of your business’s energy uses.
For more information, visit http://www.emeryville.
org/1123/11769/Emeryville-Energy-Efficiency-E3-Program
or contact nhumphrey@emeryville.org
Emeryville
Energy
Efficiency
Program
Emeryville
Energy
Efficiency
Program
E3E3
$500 REBATE FOR
ELECTRIC VEHICLE DRIVERS
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) has announced that they
are now giving a rebate of $500 to any customer who
owns or leases a plug-in electric vehicle
For details and an easy online application, please
visit http://bit.ly/evrebate. To improve air quality and
increase electric vehicle adoption, Emeryville will also
be focusing on the installation of public electric vehi-
cle chargers over the coming year. Stay tuned for an-
nouncements about locations and upcoming events.
A map of currently available public chargers
can be found at www.plugshare.com
Emeryville residents and businesses will soon have a new – greener
– choice for the source of the electricity we use. East Bay Community
Energy (EBCE) will be a community-governed power supplier, com-
mitted to providing electricity generated from a high percentage
of renewable sources. The benefits will include: competition in the
energy market, local investment in energy projects and programs,
consumer choice, and improved sustainability through an increase in
the renewables in our energy mix and the development of a better,
cheaper market for renewable energy.
Emeryville and the State of California have both committed to
reducing our greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) 40% by 2030 and
80% by 2050, which is something we have to do to slow the global
effects of climate change. A cleaner grid, coupled with increased
electrification of appliances and operations, will help us meet those
commitments.
This is the same type of“community choice aggregation”program
you may be familiar with in other Bay Area counties, such as Marin
Clean Energy or Sonoma Clean Power. Roll-out will begin in spring
and will continue throughout 2018. Residents and businesses will
have the choice to opt out if they wish; you’ll have plenty of time to
review the proposals and make a decision when the system begins
to roll out. You can find lots more information at www.ebce.org.
The overall objectives of the RFQ/P include:
• Minimizing City subsidy while ensuring fiscal
sustainability of operations
• Maximizing civic and community arts-based
uses of the facility
• Expediting completion of the project
• Utilizing robust community engagement in
developing programming for the facility
Much effort has been invested in the Art Center project
to date and the project continues to capture the public
interest; dozens of supporters of the arts attended the
January Study Session to voice their support of the project
and release of the RFQ/P. The goals and objectives for the
Art Center project are intended to initiate a competitive
process to solicit proposals for a public-private partnership
to design, construct and operate the Art Center.
Updates on the project are available online at:
www.emeryville.org/artcenter

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Small Business Incentive:
Business License/Fire Inspection Fee Rebates
On February 21, 2017, City Council approved a program intended to help local small businesses compete in
the regional market. The Business License Rebate Program allows restaurant and retail businesses with 12 or fewer
locations globally to apply for a rebate of fees paid for business licenses and fire inspections. Program information
including guidelines, eligibility requirements and application forms are expected to be made available on the City’s
website beginning this summer. For more information, please contact Community and Economic Development
Coordinator II Emi Theriault at etheriault@emeryville.org.
Buying/Selling/Remodeling a Home in Emeryville?
Did you know your sanitary sewer lateral needs to pass a pressure test?
The Private Sewer Lateral (PSL) Program, since 2011, requires compliance with both
City of Emeryville and EBMUD requirements.
For more information:
Contact Keely Nelson, Associate Civil Engineer, Public Works Department,
knelson@emeryville.org, 510-596-4337
Visit www.eastbaypsl.com and www.emeryville.org/900/Sanitary-Sewer-Lateral-Program
City of Emeryville Minimum Wage Annual Increase
Effective July 1, 2018
The Emeryville City Council adopted the Emeryville Minimum Wage and Paid Sick Leave Ordinance (EMC 5-37) on July 2, 2015.
The Ordinance requires higher rates for minimum wage and paid sick leave for eligible employees than the State of California.
It also requires that all Hospitality Service Charges are paid to the Hospitality Workers who work the events for which a service
charge is collected. Each year the minimum wage rates will increase on July 1st.
New Minimum Wage Rates
Effective JULY 1, 2018
Small Businesses
(55 or fewer Employees)
$15.00/Hr
Large Businesses
(56 or more Employees)
$15.69/Hr*
*Increase based on the 2017 Calendar Year Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Paid Sick Leave Requirements
Remain the Same:
Small Businesses
(55 or fewer Employees)
48 Hours per year
Large Businesses
(56 or more Employees)
72 Hours per year
For More Information & Resources Visit The City’s Website: www.emeryville.org/1024/Minimum-Wage-Ordinance
Or Contact the Economic Development and Housing Division: Email: minwage@emeryville.org, Phone: (510) 596-4351

Senior Citizens Emery Go Round
Property Based Improvement District (PBID) Rebate
On February 2, 2016, the Emeryville City Council adopted a
resolution to establish a Property Based Improvement District (PBID)
Senior Rebate Program. If you are 65 or older, own your home and
pay an assessment on your property for the Emery Go Round PBID,
you may apply for a Senior Rebate that could mean savings for you.
HOW DO I APPLY AND RECEIVE A REBATE?
Where can I get an application?
The application is available through the City of Emeryville Senior
PBID Rebate Program:
Online: emeryville.org
By calling: 510-450-7801
By emailing: rconner@emeryville.org
When can I apply?
The deadline for submitting an application is May 1, 2018.
Applications are mailed out to prior applicants the first week in March
of each year. If you received the rebate in 2017-you will only need to
submit the application and a copy of your tax bill-no other doc uments
will be needed.
New applicants can submit their application, proof of age and a W-9
on or before May 1 of each year.
How will I get the Rebate?
Eligible seniors will receive the Rebate by mailed check from the City
of Emeryville in June.
ELIGIBILITY FOR THE SENIOR PBID REBATE
To be eligible for the Senior PBID Rebate:
• You or your spouse or registered domestic partner must be 65
years of age or older by December 31, of 2017.
• You or your spouse or registered domestic partner must own
your residence, and are liable for paying the PBID assessment on
your principal residence.
•You and your spouse or registered domestic partner must claim
this residence as your primary residence.
What is a primary residence?
A principal residence is a residence in which you reside at least a
total of six months each fiscal year (June-July)
I am under age 65 and own my residence, but my spouse is over
age 65. Do we qualify?
Either you or your spouse or registered domestic partner must be
at least age 65 by the end of the year (2017) to qualify. If you are
under age 65 and you own your home, but your spouse or registered
domestic partner is over age 65 and lives with you, you will jointly
qualify for the Senior PBID Rebate.
I own a multi family residence, reside in one of the units and rent
the other units out. Will I be eligible for the Rebate?
Yes. As long as you meet all the requirements of the program, you
can apply for the Rebate on the proportion of PBID assessment that is
applicable to your principal residence.
I am over the age of 65 and own two properties. Can I receive the
Rebate on both?
No. You and your spouse or registered domestic partner can only
receive one Rebate per year for your primary residence. Second-
ary residences such as rental properties or vacation homes are not
eligible for the Rebate.
I am a senior who rents an apartment. Do I qualify?
No. The Rebate is available to seniors who own their home and
directly pay PBID assessments.
CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP/RESIDENCE
I am moving to a new residence, how do I get the rebate?
Your move will determine if you qualify for a Rebate at your new
residence. You are eligible to apply for a Rebate if you own and live in
the residence on the property assessment due date. The following is
a general guideline:
• If you take possession of your new residence before the PBID
property assessment due date, you are eligible to apply for the Re-
bate on your new residence. In this situation the prior owner would
not be eligible.
• If you take possession of the residence after the PBID proper-
ty assessment due date, you cannot apply for the Rebate on that
property for that year, but you can apply for your old residence if you
owned and lived at the property as of the PBID property assessment
due date.
OTHER QUESTIONS
Does my PBID assessment have to be paid before I submit my
application to receive the Rebate?
Yes. Your PBID assessment must be paid in order to submit your
application for the rebate. Rebates will not be processed until after
the PBID assessment due date.
My property taxes are currently in arrears. Can I submit an
application to receive the Rebate?
No. An application for the Rebate will not be processed until such
time the property taxes are no longer in arrears.

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Bike to Work Day is
Thursday May 10, 2018
Come Out and Ride!
Rideyourbiketowork? Rideyourkidstoschool?
Bike to Work Day 2018! From 7:00 – 9:00 am, friends, free
refreshments and fun bikey gifts await you. Whether you
wobble on over or race all the way, Bike to Work Day is fun
for all. The City of Emeryville will welcome you at one of
these Energizer Stations:
• Christie Ave. @ Shellmound St. (northwest corner)
• Greenway at 65th St. (south side of 65th St.)
• 40th St. at San Pablo Ave. (next to Black & White Liquor)
• Adeline at 46th St. (2 stations, both sides of Adeline)
Augment your fun by volunteering at an Energizer Station! Call the
City of Emeryville at 510-596-3795; or for outside Emeryville, call Bike
East Bay 510-845-7433. Volunteers will be having fun at Energizer
Stations all around the Bay, handing out morning refreshments and
free gifts and counting cyclists for the two-hour morning commute.
Counting riders on Bike to Work Day helps us get grant funding for
bicycle infrastructure like bike lanes, crossing improvements and
wayfinding signage.
Join the fun! Stop by an Energizer Station, and pick up your FREE 2018
Bike to Work Day commemorative bag and bike goodies.
Check our bike/pedestrian program page:
www.emeryville.org/BikePed for the latest on Bike to Work Day 2018.
Not Riding Yet?
Many cyclists became bike-commuters on Bike to Work Day, and
many have benefited from the free classes offered for novice or
experienced cyclists. Many topics are covered, but safety is always
center stage. Bike East Bay provides lots of free online videos and
FREE classes: https://bikeeastbay.org/NewCyclists. Learn how to bike
with your children, secure your bike properly, ride in the rain, haul
your stuff and lots more.
Be Ready for any Conditions:
• Always wear a helmet
• At night, dress in light colors, use a white light in front, red
in back
• Consider adding a rack and side bag or basket for hauling
your stuff
• For no-excuse biking-in-the-rain, consider wearing rain
pants, in addition to your rain jacket and hood or helmet cover
Bike to Work Day is organized by Bike East Bay,
bikeeastbay.com/btwd.

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SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Monday of every two months
4:00pm, City Hall
COMMUNITY ADVISORY
BODIES
BICYCLE / PEDESTRIAN
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Monday of every month, except
August and December
5:30pm, City Hall
Robert Arias
Ken Bukowski
Celeste Burrows
Douglas Miguel Guerrero
Jaclyn Harr
David Kritzberg
Evan Lovett-Harris
Laura McCamy
Thomas Modic
Ally Medina, City Council Liaison
BUDGET ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of February, May,
October and December
5:30pm, City Hall
Nathaniel Centeno
Benay Curtis-Bauer
Miroo Desai
Fran Quittel
William Reuter
John J. Bauters, City Council Liaison
COMMISSION ON AGING
Meets 2nd Wednesday of every month
10:00am, Senior Center
Winnifred Arbeiter
Yvonne Behrens
Mary Farrell
Jerome Feldman
Baruch Golden
Joyce Jacobson
Louis Labat
Lillie Moseley
Judi Oser
Dianne Martinez, City Council Liaison
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesday of every two
months
11:30am, City Hall
Marilyn Boucher
Simon Gibson
Ruslana Golunova
David Kritzberg
Alexandria LaRoche
William Reuter
Mary Lou Thiercof
Laurel Wagoner
Traci Young
Christian R. Patz, City Council Liaison
HOUSING COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Wednesday of every two
months
6:00pm, City Hall
Lawrence Cardoza
David Chong
Marchelle Huggins
Vickie Jo Sowell
Henry Symons
Ed Treuting
C. Tito Young
Vacant
TBD (EUSD Director)
PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesday of every month
5:30pm, ECCL
Sasheen Andregg
Zoe Chafe
Gail Donaldson
Mary Farrell
Jack Ghizzoni
Barbara Inch
Kairee Tann
PLANNING COMMISSION
Meets 4th Thursday of January through
October, and 2nd Thursday of December
6:30pm, City Hall
Philip Banta
Linda Barrera
Gail Donaldson
Douglas Miguel Guerrero
Sam Kang
Steven Keller
Christine Thomson
Charles Bryant, Staff Liaison
PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of January through
September, 1st Thursday of October,
and 2nd Thursday of November and
December
5:30pm, City Hall
Edythe Bresnahan
Jean Goldman
Harley Jensen
Lauren Merker
Alicia Raffel
Adam Ruch
Judith Wetterer
Sharon Wilchar
Melody Kozma-Kennedy
Scott Donahue, City Council Liaison
CITY COUNCIL AND
OVERSIGHT BOARD
CITY COUNCIL
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month,
except 1st Tuesday in January and month
of August
7:15pm, City Hall
John J. Bauters, Mayor
Ally Medina, Vice Mayor
Scott Donahue
Dianne Martinez
Christian R. Patz
EMERYVILLE OVERSIGHT
BOARD
Meets 4th Tuesday of January, April and
June
5:30pm, City Hall
Dianne Martinez , Chair and
Councilmember
Aisha Brown, Vice Chair
John Gooding
Greg Harper
Chadrick Smalley
TBD
TBD
Carolyn Lehr, Staff Liaison
CITY COUNCIL
COMMITTEES
CITY/SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Thursday of every two months
5:30pm, ECCL
BUDGET AND GOVERNANCE
COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of February, May,
October and December
11:00am, City Hall
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Meets 4th Monday of every month
5:30pm, ECCL
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of the month
4:00pm, City Hall
JOINT MEETING OF THE
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE &
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Thursday of the month
10:00am, City Hall
CITY COUNCIL/SUCCESSOR AGENCY AND OVERSIGHT
BOARD MEETINGS ARE STREAMED LIVE AND
ARCHOVED AT
WWW.EMERYVILLE.ORG/88
CITY ADVISORY BODY INFORMATION AND ROSTERS
CAN BE FOUND AT
WWW.EMERYVILLE.ORG/ADVISORYBODIES
City Advisory Bodies

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