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Grandview
Heights
COMMUNIT Y GUIDE
Fall 2019
A Message from the Mayor
Dear Residents,
The promise of cooler weather always The restored financial health of
makes autumn a welcome change the City in the last few years has
from the heat and humidity of July and improved the ability of our Parks and
August. School will start soon and I am Recreation Department to bolster
ready to watch fall sports in Bobcat its list of programs and activities.
Stadium and eat some great beef at the The community will continue to see
Ox Roast. It won’t be long until we need new programs and activities as new
a light jacket for evening events. development projects are completed.
The Parks and Recreation Department
Before giving you a glimpse into has again put together a great offering
our parks and recreation programs of programs and events, including a
scheduled for the coming months, I new, autumn-focused event called the
want to update you on the progress the First Avenue Fall Fest. The Fest will be
City has made on various items as I near on Thursday, Sept. 26th and take place
the end of my fourth and final term as at First Avenue Park in Grandview Yard.
Mayor. Please stop by and visit our new park.
The public works facility under construction on McKinley Thumbing through a draft of the brochure I see that many of the
Avenue east of Central Avenue will open this fall. It will be the favorite Fall events will continue. The 41st Great Pumpkin Run
headquarters of the Grandview Heights Service Department, the and companion Tiny Tot Pumpkin Trot for children 6 and under
Building and Zoning Department and the Parks Maintenance will take on Oct. 26. Parks & Rec will again join the Grandview
Division. The site will also include a sports field that has yet to Heights Public Library in sponsoring the “Howlin’ Halloween”
be programed. The transfer of these operations to the McKinley party on Beggars’ Night, Oct. 31. Other Parks & Recreation
site will allow the City to begin planning for new fire station, events slated for the Fall programming include the Grandview
police station and administration building. The Community just Heights/Marble Cliff Historical Society’s Tour of Homes on Oct.
completed a yearlong planning effort to examine its facilities. 6; co-ed wiffleball and kickball; youth drama program and arts
The document called the Civic Places and Spaces Plan identified workshops; and various after-school and sports programming.
the southeast corner of Goodale Boulevard and Grandview
Avenue as the preferred location for these buildings. The Community can give one last farewell to summer with the
inaugural Music in the Yard concert series set for 4:30 to 7:30
In the meantime, I expect the City to wrap up the broader p.m. on Aug. 8, 15 and 22 to be held at First Avenue Park as well
community plan called Growing On Traditions. The plan is as at the Mayor’s Picnic at Wyman Woods on Sunday, Aug. 18
currently being reviewed by the Planning Commission and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. There will be food, fun activities, a big
should be approved by City Council this fall. The Plan will water slide and “Touch a Truck” for residents of our community.
serve as a guide as our community planning effort shifts from Tri-the-Heights Youth Triathlon will serve as another seasonal
a focus on large-scale development to one that manages transition event on Saturday, Aug. 31st for kids through age 14 to
infill development projects within the city’s well established compete in this combined swimming, running and biking event
residential districts and commercial corridors. I was happy to see in its second year. The end-of-summer Dog Swim will take place
the high level of community involvement in this planning effort Tuesday, Sept. 3d before the pool is drained for the off-season.
from numerous community stakeholders.
Finally, please visit www.GrandviewHeights.org to sign up for
Most likely the largest civic accomplishment over the past few alerts on community activities, events, public safety updates and
months was the restructuring of the Grandview Yard Public/ see what’s going on in the City with my weekly blog, the Tuesday
Private Financial Agreement. As you remember the new deal Top 5.
substantially increased the amount of funds that go to the
School District. These additional funds literally decreased the Have a great Autumn! See you around town.
financial impact on Grandview taxpayers by one half. I very much
appreciate the efforts of the members of City Council, the Board
of Education as well as members of my administration including
Finance Director Bob Dvoraczky, Assistant Finance Director Megan
Miller and Director of Administration Patrik Bowman. Mayor Ray DeGraw
Grandview Heights Parks
and Recreation Staff
(614) 488-3111 5 Grandview Heights Special Events
Mike Patterson
Director
7 Youth Programs
(614) 488-3880
mpatterson@grandviewheights.org
Pam Martin
10 Adult Programs
Department Secretary
(614) 488-3111
pmartin@grandviewheights.org
13 Adult Luncheons
Marta Durban
Recreation Supervisor
14 Adult Fitness & Dance Programs
(614) 481-6203
mdurban@grandviewheights.org
Taylor Lindsey
15 Program Registration Information
Recreation Supervisor
(614) 481-6202
tlindsey@grandviewheights.org
18 Community Information
Mitch McDonough
Recreation Supervisor
19 Grandview Heights Service Department
614-340-5378
mmcdonough@grandviewheights.org
Andy Grau
22 Grandview Heights Parks Information
Parks Maintenance Supervisor
614-481-6201
agrau@grandviewheights.org
23 Grandview Heights Urban Forestry
Jason Frabott
Zach Anderson
Mitchell Lippencott
Parks Maintenance
Grandview Heights Grandview Heights Community Phone Numbers
City Council Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board Police, Fire or Squad Emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dial 9-1-1
Ray E. DeGraw
Mayor Grandview Heights City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-3159
Dan Headapohl
Greta Kearns Chair
President of City Council Parks and Recreation Department. . . . . . . . . (614) 488-3111
Steve McIntosh
Chris Smith Municipal Pool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-0132
Vice President of City Council P'Elizabeth Koelker
Steven D. Gladman Kelly Heal Service Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-4728
City Council
Eric Walli Police Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-7901
Emily Keeler
City Council Jack Low
Fire Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 488-5904
Anthony S. Panzera Timothy Galvin
City Council Grandview Heights Board of Education. . . (614) 481-3600
Kendy Troiano
Melanie Houston Marble Cliff Representative Village of Marble Cliff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-6993
City Council
The Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board regularly Grandview Heights Public Library. . . . . . . . (614) 486-2954
Steven R. Reynolds
City Council meets on the second
Thursday of each month Grandview Heights Weather Line. . . . . . . . . (614) 340-5401
Patrik Bowman at 7:00 p.m. in City Council
Director of Administration Chambers Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. . . . . . . . . . (614) 486-0196
A Y E A R F U L L O F G R E AT T I M E S I N
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS
Leprechaun Easter Egg Great Grandview
Hunt Hunt Heights
March 14, 2020 April 11, 2020
Garage Sale
May 2, 2020
Pool Opening
Memorial May 23, 2020
Service Memorial Day
May 21, 2020 Parade
May 23, 2020
Music on the 2020 Tour
Lawn de Grandview
Tuesdays, Bike Race
June–July June 12, 2020
National Mayor's
Night Out Picnic
August 6, 2019 Aug 18, 2019
Tri-the-Heights First Ave. Great
Youth Triathlon Fall Fest Pumpkin Run
August 31, 2019 September 26, 2019 October 26, 2019
Beggars' Tree Lighting
Night Ceremony
October 31, 2019 December 3, 2019
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Special Events
Music in the Yard The Great Pumpkin Run
August 8, 15, 22
A fun community race for all ages! The
The Grandview Heights Parks and 41st Annual Great Pumpkin Run will take
Recreation Department and the place on Saturday, October 26, 2019. Packet
Grandview Heights Public Library Pick-Up and Race Day registration will be
teamed up to create more Music this inside the middle school gym beginning at
summer! Join us for our 1st ever Music 7:30 am that Saturday morning. Walkers are
at the Yard Summer Concert Series. welcome!
Event time is 4:30-7:30 pm with food There will be an award presentation after
Tri-the-Heights trucks and live music! This event series the race for the top 10 finishers and age
will be located at First Avenue Park
Youth Triathlon in the Grandview Yard- 850 First Ave.
division finalist. Shirts to the first 500
registered runners. Online registration
2nd Annual Tri the Heights Youth Grandview Heights Oh 43212. Huge at: www.speedy-feet.com or www.
Triathlon will take place Saturday, Thank you to our sponsor- Nationwide grandviewheights.org.
August 31, 2019. This community event Relator Investors.
Information on the race contact: Marta
is open to any child ages 14 and under. August 8 - Clarence White and the mdurban@grandviewheights.org
We are still looking for volunteers! First Johnny Appleseeds
race is set to begin at 8:30 am. There The Great Pumpkin run also features a FREE
August 15 - George Barrie Band Tiny Tot Pumpkin Trot for any child under
will be the ‘Finish Line Party’ at Wyman
Woods Park following the triathlon so August 22 - Hot Tonic the age of 6. The first 50 kids preregistered
stick around and thank our Sponsors. will receive a free t shirt! Preregister at www.
grandviewheights.org/onlinereg Be sure to
*Please note the City Streets that will be Mayor's Picnic check in at the registration table inside the
closed this morning beginning at 8:00
Middle School Gym beginning at 7:30 am.
am. Check our social media for updated Join the community for an afternoon of
Meet at the starting line at 8:15 am
information. fun as we end our summer festivities.
We will have free food, a water slide,
and fun for everyone. Come mingle
with the City Staff and enjoy the
beautiful park- Wyman Woods.
Date: Sunday, August 18
Time: 1:00-5:00 pm
Location: Wyman Woods
FREE
First Ave Fall Fest
September 26
Grandview Heights Join us for our FIRST EVER First Ave Fall
Dog Swim Fest located at the Yard Park. This event
is featuring the Shazzbots (a children’s
Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation band) food trucks, inflatables, family
is hosting our annual Dog Swim on activities and FUN. This is a night you
Tuesday, September 3. Bring your furry and your family won’t want to miss!
friend to the pool for a final dip before we Community Group or Interested
close for the season. No humans will be businesses contact Taylor Lindsey to
permitted in the pool during this time. reserve your table spot!
$5 per dog at the door or register Thursday, September 26, 2019 from
online. 5:30-7:30 pm.
5:30-7:30 pm First Ave Park 850 First Ave in the Yard.
Grandview Heights Municipal Pool FREE
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Special Events
Ox Roast Bobcat Boosters Howlin’ Halloween
Come and support the Bobcat Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation
Boosters at Pierce Field. There will be and the Grandview Heights Public
entertainment, great food, amusement Library team up for this year’s Halloween
rides and games for young and old. Party. Stop by the library for treats,
Proceeds from the event benefit the costume contest, and activities. Costume
children of our community. Check the Contest winners will win a savings
website for a schedule of entertainment account certificate from Pathways
and events. www.bobcatboosters.org Financial Credit Union. Make sure the
library is one of your stops!
Tree Lighting Ceremony Community Backyards Sponsored by Pathways Financial
with Franklin County Soil Credit Union.
Celebrate the season with Holiday Tree and Water Conservation Date: Thursday, October 31.
Lighting. The Grandview High School
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Choir will present a mini concert under We continue to promote the use of
Location Grandview Heights Public
Andrew Grega and the High School Jazz rain barrels and rain gardens, while
introducing residents to backyard Library
band will play as Clay Cafe provides the
conservation practices including Costume Contest Times: 6:30, 7:00 7:30
annual crafts. There will be refreshments
composting, using native plants and pm SHARP.
and a visit from Santa. Free event and fun
for everyone. trees in the landscape, and responsible
lawn care.
Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation
will bring an Iceless Ice Rink to the Community Backyards offers eligible
Grandview Center. Test your skills and Franklin County residents in participating
participate in this free wintery activity. communities one $50 reimbursement for
There will also be the traditional Holiday the purchase of an approved rain barrel,
Coloring Contest and the winners will compost bin, or native plants and trees
be presented certificates from Pathways from a licensed retailer within the current
Financial Credit Union. Pick up your year of participation. This includes all
coloring contest page from the Parks and of Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff
Rec Department, the Grandview Heights Residents.
Public Library, Pathways Financial Credit Date: Thursday, September 12
Union or Stevenson Elementary School. Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Location: Franklin Soil and Water
Date: Tuesday, December 3 Beggars Night
Conservation District 1404 Goodale Blvd.
Time: Iceless Ice Skating begins at 3:00
Suite 100
pm Attention all kids! It is time to cruise the
All Ages Welcome
Other Activities begin at 6:30 pm streets of Grandview Heights in your
FREE
favorite costume. We encourage the
children wear reflective clothing, carry
Historical Society’s Columbus Marathon a flashlight and walk in a group on this
Tour of Homes spooky fun night. Be sure the library is
The 40th anniversary Nationwide one of your stops!
The Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff Children’s Hospital Columbus Marathon
Historical Society’s 14th Tour of Homes & 1/2 Marathon will be held on Sunday, Date: Thursday, October 31
is Sunday, October 6 from 1:00-5:00 pm Oct. 20, 2019. Check the website to learn Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
and will feature six historically significant more! www.columbusmarathon.com
and beautifully decorated homes from Volunteering is a great way to give back
the early twentieth century in Grandview to the community, earn service hours
Heights and Marble Cliff. The cost is $12 and more. To sign up for volunteering
for members and $15 for non-members. in the Grandview area contact Marta at:
More information is available at http:// mdurban@grandviewheights.org or call:
ghmchs.org/main.html This tour is held 614-488-3111. Check the website to learn
every three years. more! www.columbusmarathon.com
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Youth Programs
allowing children to learn within the
context of the game. Participants
are encouraged to bring their own
baseball glove - all other equipment
provided by Bally Sports Group.
Who - Children Ages 5-7
When - Saturday Mornings,
September 14 - October 12
Time - 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM
Where - Little Pierce Field
Grandview Heights Fee - $70, Includes Team Shirt and
Soccer Buddies Mini Sluggers’ T-Ball Hat
Questions - Contact Bally Sports at
This is a program that will help your child Powered by Bally Sports Group LLC ABally@ballysportsgroup.com or by
learn the fundamentals of soccer. We will phone at 614-505-6532
Bally Sports Group’s Little Sluggers is a
learn skills through fun games and soccer
great introduction to the game of baseball
related drills. Towards the end of each
for young children. Using age appropriate Little Ballers
practice we will play small team games. One
activities, players will be introduced to
of the weeks we will go to a High School This program is designed to teach
fundamentals of baseball in an atmosphere
soccer game as a group and scrimmage at the basics of soccer while also
that is supportive, fun, and encouraging.
half time. T-Shirt included. learning basic life skills. We will work
Each week, the program will include an
on teamwork, listening, and taking
Dates: Mondays September 9-October 7 instructional portion that will introduce
turns with others. T- Shirts will be
Times: Session 1 5:00-5:45 pm players to batting, base running, fielding,
provided.
Session 2 6:00-6:45 pm throwing, and catching. A modified game
Fee: $50.00 Residents $65 Non-Residents will also be played each week. Parent Dates: Sunday, November 3-
Ages: 5-6 year olds participation welcomed, but Bally Sports December 15. No Class Thanksgiving
Location: Wyman Woods West staff will lead the program. The Little weekend!
Sluggers T-Ball Program will provide Times: Session 1 1:00-1:45 pm
your child with a fun and positive t-ball Session 2 2:00-2:45 pm
Mini Soccer Stars experience that will encourage continued Ages: 3-5
participation in the sport! Fee: $50 Residents $65 Non-
Bally Sports leads an age appropriate
Residents
program that utilizes fun games and Who - Children Ages 3-4
Location: Stevenson Elementary
activities to teach the fundamentals to When - Saturday Mornings, September 14 -
School
beginning soccer players. Coaches focus on October 12
teaching the basics of dribbling, passing, Time - 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
scoring, and the concept of game play. Where - Little Pierce Field Middle School Golf
Proper sportsmanship is emphasized in Fee - $70, Includes Team Shirt and Hat
a positive and encouraging atmosphere Questions - Contact Bally Sports at ABally@ Middle School students can further
enabling children to enjoy learning soccer ballysportsgroup.com or by phone at 614- their skills by playing 9 holes of golf
while also have fun being physically active. 505-6532 each week. Golfers will be picked
Each week will include both developmentally up and dropped off at Larry Larson
appropriate instruction and recreational, Minor League Middle School. In case of rainouts
non-competitive game play. we will go to a driving range for
Coach Pitch Baseball practice. The last week we will play
Who - Boys and Girls ages 3-4
Powered by Bally Sports Group LLC mini golf and work on our putting.
When - Wednesday Evenings, September 11
This class is restricted to Grandview
- October 16 Join Bally Sports Group for a fun Heights and Marble Cliff Residents.
Time - 5 PM - 6 PM or 6 PM - 7 PM introduction to coach pitch baseball,
Location - Grandview Center, 1515 Goodale incorporating age-appropriate skills of Dates: Wednesdays, September
Blvd. batting, fielding, throwing, and catching 11-October 16
Fee - $70, Includes Team Shirt through practice development and Times: 3:00-6:00 pm
ABally@BallySportsGroup.com or by phone non-competitive games. Each week, Fee: $75 Resident
at 614-505-6532 new aspects of the game are introduced Grades: 4th-8th
Location: Pick up and Drop off at
7 Middle School
Youth Programs
Tuesday ‘Tivities Family Competition for FUN Princess Tea for
Mommy and ME
Join Parks and Rec after school on a tour Does your child love competition? Can
to a different metro park each week. you and your child compete together We are wishing on a Star that you will
Franklin County Metro Parks has over 20 to bring home the gold? From egg toss come from near and far. Grab your wand
different parks in the Franklin County to relay races, we will have ten different and your gown, try on slippers and wear
area. We will go to Scioto Audubon the stations for you and your child to compete your crown. Crafts and Stories, Snacks
first week and learn more about the in to see which duo is the best. Teams can and Songs, invite your grown up to come
others to choose as a group which ones consist of mom/son, father/son, father/ along. When you sit down and enjoy a
we will visit the remaining weeks. Parks daughter, or mother/daughter. royal tea, a princess is who you will be.
and Rec staff will pick up at the Middle
Time: 6:30 pm- 7:30 pm Saturday November 2
School and drop off at McKinley Shelter
Date: Tuesday, September 17 Time: 1:00-2:30 pm
House. Note: This is a 7 week program.
Location: Wyman Woods East Field Ages: 7 and under
Dates: Tuesdays September 10–October 22 FEE: $10 per couple Residents $15 per Location: Grandview Center 1515
Times: 3:00-6:00 pm couple non-residents Goodale Blvd.
Grades: 4th-8th Grade All Ages Welcome FEE: $18 Residents $26 non-resident
FEE: $65 Residents
Location: Parent Pick up at McKinley
Shelter House Bexley Youth Triathlon
Register Online Today! https://apm.
activecommunities.com/bexley/home
Pumpkin Patch Field Trip
Saturday, August 17, 2019
Kids’ Club and Parks and Recreation is $30 Registration $35 Day of Registration
teaming up together to take a trip to the For more information visit their website
Pumpkin Patch! We will partake in all your www.bexley.org/recreation
favorite ‘fall festivities’ including corn
mazes, pumpkin picking, apple cider, train
rides, and jumping on the Jump Pad. Children’s Dance with Irene
Not in Kids’ Club this day but want to Children will learn to move with music
participate?! No Problem- ride with parks and focus on basic dance steps from Little Cats Cheer
and rec staff to participate. ballet. The dance sessions will be
followed by a spring recital. Bring your little cheerleader to the
In Kids’ Club this day?! You are good to go!
Grandview Center and learn all the
Date: Friday- October 11 Fall session: September 10th – November popular cheers. They will then ride
Time: 9:30-2:30 pm 26th in the float in the Grandview High
Fee: $15 @ www.grandviewheights.org/ Preschool and Kindergarten School Homecoming parade on Friday,
onlinereg Date: Tuesdays from 3:30pm – 4:00pm September 13th, 2019 T-Shirt will be
Ages: 8 and up for Parks and Recreation provided.
Transportation 1st – 3rd Graders
Date: Tuesdays from 4:30pm – 5:30pm Dates: Tuesday, August 20th – September
Kids’ Club- Grades K-6
10th
Special Needs Dance Class
Times: 6:00-6:30 pm
Saturday: 10:00am – 10:30am
Ages: 3-6 years old
Middle School and Older Location: Grandview Center
Saturday: 10:30am 11:30am FEE: $40 Residents $50 Non-Residents
Location: Grandview Center 1515 Instructor: Julie Panzera
Goodale Blvd.
Fee: $40.00
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Drama program
The timeless Christmas story will be an adventure for all who
attend. A talented cast of all ages will present the winter
production by Grandview Carriage Place Players drama program,
“A Irish Christmas Carol”.
Open auditions for this play will be in October with performances
in December.
Auditions: October 22, 2019 – 6:00pm Grandview Center and
October 23rd at Carriage Place Recreation at 6:00pm
Show dates: December 20, 21 at 7:00pm and December 22 at
2:00pm
Location: Columbus Performing Art Center, 549 Franklin Ave.
Tickets: $5.00 at the door
Information on the drama program contact: Marta at 614-488-
3111
Fall into Art Youth Basketball Clinics
Join Mrs. Buscemi, long time Grandview resident and Art Teacher Grandview Heights High School Girls and Boys basketball
for a fun filled Saturday art workshop. For this three day workshop teams are teaming up with Parks and Rec to offer skills and
campers will create a fall 2-dimensional clay owl. We will learn how drills clinics this fall! Your child will learn all of the basics of
to use texture mats and ceramic glazes basketball and sharpen up their skills with the help of our
on our owls. Also campers will have the basketball coaches and players. We will then transition into a
opportunity to create a one of a kind basketball league in January. You do not need to participate in
mixed media owl painting. our leagues to participate in the fall clinics.
The workshop meets for three Saturdays Dates: Sundays November 10, 17, 24 and December 8 and 15.
Grades: 1st-6th
in the month of September from 1:00-
Times: Girls 12:00-2:00 pm
2:30 pm
Boys 2:00-4:00 pm
Sept 14, Sept 21, Sept 28
FEE: $25 Residents $35 Non Residents
Offered to campers entering Grades k-5
Location: Middle School Gym
$55.00 resident
$66.00 non resident
Fall into Art - Part 2 Youth Basketball Leagues
Join Mrs. Buscemi long time Grandview resident and Art teacher We are working to improve our youth basketball leagues for
for a fun filled Saturday art workshop. Campers will learn how to 2019/2020 season by partnering with different
create a 3-dimensional clay pumpkin from two pinch pots. We will organizations. More information on
apply texture and stems to make our pumpkins look realistic. We these programs will be in the Winter
will also decorate a real pumpkin with acrylic paint. Campers will Brochure online November 1.
choose what they would like to paint. We will also create a one of a
kind realistic pumpkin drawing; with oil pastels. Campers will learn
how to properly shade a pumpkin.
This workshop meets on the following three Saturdays from 1:00-
2:30 pm
October 5, October 12, October 19
This workshop is offered to students entering grades 4-8
Resident 55.00
Non-resident 66.00
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Adult Programs
Ladies Night Out Adult Pickleball 1st Annual Grandview
Heights COED Wiffleball
Thursday, September 19 Open Pickleball! Come over to Pierce
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Tournament
Field to learn more about Pickleball.
Location: The Candle Lab- Grandview Pickleball is a paddle sport similar to Grandview Heights first ever competitive
Ave table tennis and tennis. We are there wiffleball tournament is right around
Ages: 21 and up for beginners and pros! We will set up the corner! This tournament is one you
FEE: $25 to Candle Lab Night of, but 1-4 nets depending on attendance won’t want to miss out on. Teams spaces
MUST register online with Parks and Rec and you can play singles or doubles. are limited. Register your team of 4-6
in order to attend. Includes Wine and Come to any and all the times that adults today! Round Robbin Tournament
Candle you are available. Must have center Style 1st place team wins Championship
MAX: 20 adults membership to attend. T-Shirt. COED- 75%/25% ratio of males/
Thursdays, September 5- November 14 females. All game equipment will be
provided by Parks and Rec. Each team will
Guys Night Out 5:00-7:00 pm
Location: Pierce Field Tennis Courts- play a minimum of 5 games. Questions or
It's not Saturday – But who are we 1080 W First Ave. need a complete list of rules- email Taylor
kidding, everyday is for the boys! Fee: Center Membership: $15 Resident tlindsey@grandviewheights.org or Mitch
Travel with us to Brand New Top Golf- $25 Non-Resident per year. mmcdonough@grandviewheights.org
Columbus to enjoy some quality time Each team is responsible for their own
with the boys. We will meet at the team shirts.
Grandview Center at 6:00 p.m. and Adult Coed Kickball DATE: Sunday, September 15
drive the Party Bus to Polaris area for TIME: 1:00 pm
Top Golf. Bring your own golf clubs or Join this recreational league as we
bring back grade school memories. LOCATION: Pierce Field
rent for free there. Price includes: ride, FEE: $20 per team (4-6 players)
2 hours of game play, and appetizers. Adult Co-Ed Kickball in Grandview
Heights is designed to be recreational AGES: 18 and Up
Beverages Not Included. Must be at
least 21 to go. in a fun setting. This fall session will
have 8 teams that will play games Community Backyards
Date: Thursday, September 12 on Sunday evenings. Each team will with Franklin County Soil
Time: 6:00-10:00 pm consist of 15-20 people on the roster. and Water Conservation
FEE $45 The first 10 on roster should be 50%
Ages: 21 and up males/50% females. Team shirts are We continue to promote the use of rain
MUST Register Online with Parks and NOT included. barrels and rain gardens, while introducing
Recreation in order to attend. residents to backyard conservation
MAX: 12 Guys Dates: September 8-October 20 (no
practices including composting, using
games September 15) October 27 will
native plants and trees in the landscape,
be our playoff week
and responsible lawn care.
ART & Winans at Wyman Time: Games will be played in 45 min
increments from 4:00-7:00pm. Community Backyards offers eligible
We are partnering with Party Studio FEE: $120 per team Franklin County residents in participating
Columbus and Winans at the Grandview Ages: 18 and Up communities one $50 reimbursement for
Yard to create an experience you the purchase of an approved rain barrel,
can’t miss out on! We will be guided compost bin, or native plants and trees from
step by step to create our very own a licensed retailer within the current year of
masterpiece. All while enjoying a participation. This includes all of Grandview
beverage from Winans. This event is for Heights and Marble Cliff Residents.
ages 21 and up. Everything is included
Date: Thursday, September 12
in the cost. Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Date: Thursday, November 7 Location: Franklin Soil and Water
Time: 6:00-9:00 pm Conservation District 1404 Goodale Blvd.
Ages: 21 and Up Suite 100
Min: 12 Max 30 All Ages Welcome
FEE $50 Residents $72 Non Residents FREE
10IPhone/IPad Basics Metro Park Walks Grandview Center
Volunteer Club
Learn how to get the most out of your Get Out, Get Active and Have FUN! Join us as we
smart devices. We will have some tips, travel together to a Franklin County Metro Park. The Volunteer Club is made up of
tricks, and useful apps to help navigate Bus leaves the Grandview Center at 10:00 am community minded people and
you through your smart devices. Please looking to help with Grandview
Dates: Monday, September 9, Wednesday
note that this is an Apple product class- City events. The focus of the club
September 25
not an android due to limited experience is helping with 5K runs, bike race,
Monday, October 21, Wednesday October 30
on those devices. plays, festivals and more, they make
FREE
Thursday, September 12 @ 10:15 am Instructor: Marlin Cheyney our City’s a great place to live. To
Wednesday, October 2 @ 10:15 am Adults: 18 and up. become a member contact Marta at:
FREE at the Grandview Center mdurban@grandviewheights.org or
All ages welcome attend the monthly meeting.
Recycle Tour at Rumpke
Date: Volunteer Club meets the first
Social Media Basics Learn more about what happens to our Wednesday of each month starting
recycling when we tour the Rumpke Facility. in September.
Social Media is an emotional outlet This is a FREE tour that we will provide Time: 12:00 noon at Grandview
nowadays and keeps you in touch with transportation for. Bus leaves the Grandview Center
family and friends all over the world! Center at 9:45 am
Come learn the basics of Facebook,
Dates: Tuesday, October 29 and November 5
Instagram, Skype, and Pinterest. Make
FREE
Chair Volleyball
sure you come with plenty of questions
so that we can help you the best we can. Instructor: Marlin Cheyney This is for people who enjoys a
Adults: 18 and up. fast-moving games of chair volley
Wednesday, September 11 @ 10:15 am
Thursday, October 3 @ 10:15 am ball, laughter and team friendship.
FREE at the Grandview Center Euchre Card Group They meet weekly to enjoy many fun
All ages welcome moments of this sport.
Card Club meets every Thursday evening
Date: Tuesday and Thursdays
for a time of fun and friendship! The fee to
Time: 10:00am
Center Members participate in the card club is $0.50 plus center
Location: Grandview Center
Tailgate Party membership! Great time for everyone.
Fee: Membership to Grandview
Meeting at the Grandview Center and Date: Thursdays Center and Activity pass of $30 every
watching the game on TV! Everyone Time: 6:30pm – 9:00pm, doors open at 5:30pm 6 months
brings a dish to share, there will be food,
games and fun times to be had by all!
Date: Saturday, November 9th at 12:00
noon
City Lites Club Line Dance
with Swing & Salsa
Classes will focus on dance moves that
are fast and fun! Learn the latest club
dances mixed with Salsa and Swing,
making dancing with a partner fun.
The up- beat club music keeps the class
moving!
Date: September 18th - October
30th on Wednesday Nights
Time: 6:30pm – 7:30pm
Location: Grandview
Center, 1515 W. Goodale
Fee: Residents: $60.00 / Non-Residents:
$70.00
11Adult Programs
Wii Bowling
Have a great time practicing
bowling on a large TV screen,
meeting people and making
friends. In March there is a Wii
Bowling Banquet that makes the
practice worthwhile!
Dates: Tuesday and
Thursday @ 11:00am
Location: Grandview Center
Fee: Center Membership
Pat’s Neighborhood
Meeting
Pat Hoffman leads a group of
those who are looking to make a
difference for those in need. They Book Club Free Medicare Health Fair
discuss ways to pool resources to
Barb Parmalee leads a group that likes to Information on Medicare open enrollment
help others. Group meets once a
read, discuss and share books with other. period and the medical plans available to you.
month.
This is a free service event for the public to
Date: First Tuesday of each month
Dates: 2nd Tuesday of each month help adjust your supplemental insurance. The
Time: 11:45am
Time: 1:00pm major insurance carriers will be at Grandview
Location: MCL at Kingsdale Shopping Center
Location: Grandview Center Center at one time to answer your questions
Fee: No Charge
concerning Medicare. Many of the carriers
Contact: Barb at 614-597-5369
will include: Medical mutual, Anthem, United
Health Care, Humana MediGold and Aetna. No
Art Club appointment needed to attend. Any questions
on this service contact Marta at 614-481-6203.
Enjoy a creative art class, no experience Date: Monday, October 7, 2019
needed! Guided by Jim Reed, you will learn Time: 8:30am - 12:00 noon
ways to express your ideas through art. It Location: Grandview Center, 1515 W. Goodale
is a creative time using different textures Blvd.
and mediums in painting. Bring your own
supplies and materials!
Medical Mutual
Date: Tuesday
Weight Watchers Time: 10:00am – 12:00 noon Daniel Rankin will be at the Grandview Center
Fee: Membership required, class is free lobby the 3rd Tuesday of each month to
Great way to learn to eat right, lose
answer questions on Medicare and insurance
weight and find support! Meetings
questions. Contact Daniel at: 614-795-4358.
at Grandview Center.
Time: 8:30am – 10:30am
For class information Contact:
Blanche (bluczyk@yahoo.com)
Dates: Thursdays MediGold
Time: 5:00 – 6:00pm
Visit Kurt Miller of MediGold on the last
Thursday of each month in the Center
lobby. Kurt is available to answer insurance
question regarding MediGold and Medicare.
Contact Kurt at: 614-546-3155
Time: 8:30am – 10:30am
12Life Line Stroke Screening not work with an individual. This simple
non-invasive mouth swab test provides
The team of Life Line uses ultra sound to all this information to you and a report to
screen and look inside your arteries for your practitioners. Make an appointment
signs of plaque and other problems. Call contact: 1-614-439-2962.
for appointment: 440-731-8901 Date: Thursday, October 10
Date: Friday, December 6th Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Time: 8:00am – 5:00pm Location: Grandview Center, 1515 W.
Location: Grandview Center, 1515 W. Goodale Blvd.
Goodale Blvd.
Flu Shots
Test for Hereditary
Blood Pressure Checks Cancer Screening Grandview Center will have flu shots in
the lobby by CVS, insurance required.
Capital City Gardens will do blood Crestar screening will provide the
pressure checks for members on the 2nd Date: Thursday, September 19th
information needed to identify and Tuesday, October 15th, 2019
Tuesday of each month. susceptibility to certain cancers and Time: 8:30am – 10:30am
Time: 8:30am – 10:30am in the Center detect how certain medications may Location: Grandview Center lobby
lobby
Adult Luncheons
All Lunch trips are on your own, bus fee is Mozart's Luncheon MCL Luncheon on Lane Ave.
$3 per person for each trip. Date: Friday, 10/4 Date: Saturday, 10/15
Time: Depart at 10:30am Time: Depart at 10:30am
SEPTEMBER
Ann & Tony's Lunch Thanksgiving Luncheon
Volunteer Club Lunch
Date: Friday, 10/11 Enjoy great food and friends
Time to get ready for the fall and winter
Time: Depart at 10:30am Date: Friday, 10/22nd
events!
Time: 12:00 noon at the Center
Date: Wednesday, 9/6
Hale's Ale Must sign up in the lobby registry
Time: 12:00 noon at the Center
Date: Friday, 10/18
Der Dutchman Luncheon
Time: Depart at 10:30am
Date: Friday, September 6th DECEMBER
Depart: 10:30am
LaScala Luncheon
NOVEMBER Date: Friday, 12/6
McCormick & Schmick's
Volunteer Club Decorating Lunch Time: Depart at 10:30am
Travel to Easton for lunch!
Date: Wednesday, 10/6
Date: Friday, 9/13
Time: 12:00 Noon Annual Christmas Breakfast
Time: Depart at 10:30am
Decorating the Center for the Holidays Staff cooks and kicks off the Holiday
season for the Center members. Great
Bravo's Lunch at Lennox
The Wine Bistro Luncheon food and friends! Jollysteppers will
Date: Friday, 9/20
Date: Friday, 10/8 dance!
Time: Depart at 10:30am
Depart: 10:30am Date: Tuesday, 12/10th
Time: 9:00am at the Center!
OCTOBER Tailgate Party for Center Members
Date: Saturday, 10/9 Christmas Luncheon for City staff
Volunteer Club
Time: 12:00 noon at the Center and volunteers
Date: Wednesday, 10/2
Bring a dish to share Date: Thursday, 12/12
Time: 12:00 noon at the Center
Time: 11:30am -1:30pm
No fee, bring a dish to share!
13Adult Fitness & Dance Programs
Fitness & Dance
TIME CLASS INSTRUCTOR
MONDAYS
8:00 a.m. Heavy Free Weights Ria Bell
9:00 a.m. Moving Core, Stretch & Strength Marta Durban
9:00 a.m. Tony’s Stretch & Chair Tony Petrella
10:00 a.m. Cardio Line Dance Mary Ervin
5:45 p.m. Total Body Conditioning with Weights Frances Rourke
7:00 p.m. Yoga (Advanced) Vanessa Welch
TUESDAYS
8:00 a.m Cardio Mix with Weights Sandy Wilson
9:00 a.m. Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen Marta Durban
10:00 a.m. Chair Volleyball (Sporting Fun) Marlin Cheyney
10:00 a.m. Tai Chi Bruce Bradley
11:00 a.m. Wii Bowling Marlin Cheyney
WEDNESDAYS
8:00 a.m Zumba Gold Mary Ervin
8:00 a.m Cardio Sculpting Ria Bell
9:00 a.m. Tony's Stretch Tony Petrella
9:00 a.m. Stretch & Balance Sherri Soble
10:00 a.m. Cardio Line Dance Mary Ervin
10:00 a.m. Beginning Exercise & Chair Yoga Sandy Hull
5:45 p.m. Heavy Free Weights Julie Panzera
6:00 p.m. Beginning Yoga Sherri Sobel
THURSDAYS
8:00 a.m Drumming Stick Class Sandy Wilson
9:00 a.m. Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen Marta Durban
10:00 a.m. Chair Volleyball (Sporting Fun) Marlin Cheyney
10:00 a.m. Tai Chi Balance a Body Awareness Bruce Bradley
11:00 a.m. Wii Bowling Marlin Cheyney
FRIDAYS
8:00 a.m Total Body Sculpting and Firming Ria Bell
9:00 a.m. Free Weights, Shape and Strengthen Marta Durban
10:00 a.m. Therapy Stretch Marlin Cheyney
5:45 p.m. Heavy Weights Gayna Gilbert
SATURDAYS
9:00 a.m. Yoga Vanessa Welch
Membership and Activity pass of $30 per 6 months is required to take classes listed above.
Resident membership $15 per year. Non-resident $25 per year.
14Program Registration Information
Property owners not residing in Full refunds will be given if
Dates and Times
Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff do not the program or reservation
August 6 qualify for resident rates. is cancelled by the Parks &
Resident Registration Recreation Department.
Participants residing outside of
August 13 Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff will
Non-Resident Registration
be charged a Non-Resident rate. Summer Camp Refund Policy
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A full refund will be granted until
Participants working in Grandview
Monday through Friday May 1st. A 50% refund will be
Heights or Marble Cliff do not qualify for
grandviewheights.org granted up to 7 days prior to the
resident rates.
first day of camp. No refund will
Payment Methods be given when the cancellation is
Refund Policy less than 7 days prior to the first
We accept credit/debit cards from VISA,
day of camp.
MasterCard, and Discover. We also accept All refund requests must be made in
checks made payable to City of Grandview writing, by completing the form on
Heights and cash. Full payment must RecDesk. No request will be processed Wyman Woods Rental
accompany registration. without this form. Cancellation Policy
There is a $10.00 administrative fee for A full refund will be granted up to
Policies and Fees all cancellations. 90 days prior to the reservation
First priority is given to the residents of date. A 50% refund shall be
Program refund requests must be
Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff. issued whenthe cancellation is
received at least 7 days prior to the start
made up to 30 days prior to the
To receive first priority and resident rates, you of the program.
reservation date. No refund will
must reside in Grandview Heights or Marble Cliff. Requests for refunds after the program be made when the cancellation
Proof of residency such as valid drivers license, has begun will be considered on a case is less than 30 days prior to the
photo ID card, or utility bill is required. by case basis. reservation date.
15Gold Medal Award Winners with Financial Donations for 2019
The Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank the following
Afp Alexander Financial FOP Lodge 9 High Bank Distillery Co. Paradise Garage Starbucks Coffee 5th
Planning Ave.
Fox Fire Golf Course Hofbrauhaus PDS Planning
Akada Tortilla Street Food
Front Runner Infinity windows from Pathways Financial
Balboa Marvin Credit Union Trek
GBF Printing
Banner Metals Interstate Battery Paul Peterson Company Tri Village Chamber
Golf Car Co. partnership
Bath Fitters Johnny Velo Bikes Primrose Grandview
Grandview Cafe Upper Arlington
Bicycle One Kenda Queen's Table Veterinary Hospital
Grandview Chiropractic
The Blitz Center Lindsay Acura Roll Wagenbrenner Co.
Capital Scioto Grandview Christian Lindsay Honda Schmidt's Westerville Bike Shop
Community & Home Assembly
Care Concierge Local Cantina SCOA – South Central Whetstone
Grand Event Center Ohio Anesthesia Rehabilitation Center
Courtyard Marriott MediGold
Grandview Heights and Signature Real Estate:
Destination Grandview Marble Cliff Education Nationwide Children’s Lezley McCurry
Foundation Sports Med
First Community Village Staufs
Orange Theory
2019 Most Valuable Players Award
The Grandview Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank the
following for helping us “Build A Future”
AFP Alexamder Crown Pointe Grandview Chiropractic Mayfair Village Star Beacon Products
Planning
Cub Shrub Grandview Christian Medical Mutual Starbucks on 5th
Aladdins Assembly
Darby Glenn MediGold Start Talking
Bally Sports Inc. Grandview Civic Club Grandview
Destination Grandview Methodist ElderCare
Banner Metals Grandview Dental Care Services Tail Wags Playground
Doggie Day Spa
Blitz 99.7 Grandview Heights Fire Moms Demand Action The Forum at
Dublin Assisted Living Department Knightsbridge
Brenz Pizza Ohio Living
Dublin Retirement Grandview Heights Westminster-Thurber The Laurels at Hilliard
Camp Bow Wow Village Police Department
Ohio Operation Life Tonic Studios
Candle Lab Eddie George's Grill Grandview Heights Saver
Tri Village Chamber
Canine Social Club First Community Theater
Open Day Spa
Village U.S. Army Corps of
Capital City Gardens Grandview Theatre and
Pathways Financial Engineers
FOP Foundation Lodge Drafthouse
Capital Health Home Credit Union
9 Village Squire High
Care Concierge & Grandview Volunteer Bank Distillery
Club Paul's on Fifth
Scioto Communities Franklin County Sheriffs
Office PDS Planning Welsey Glenn: Hospice
Central Ohio Triathlon Joan Etter Services At Methodist
Club Giant Eagle JollySteppers Pet People ElderCare
Comfort Keepers Gingersnaps Joyce Healy Robert Angus Whetstone
Condado Tacos Glenwood Sandra Binning Rehabilitation Center
Kroger Company
Cozy Caregivers GO: Sports Spencer Research WW Williams Company
Local Cantina
Performance Center Yelp
16Proud to be serving as
Grandview Heights’ City
Attorney and helping
the community grow.
www.bricker.com
17Protect Our Streams and Rivers
Be a Stormwater Steward!
Did you know that the majority of water Don’t Litter: Every scrap of paper, cigarette you read the label, you’ll find that many lawn
quality problems in Ohio are the result of butt and soda bottle you drop on the ground and garden chemicals are extremely toxic
non-point source pollution (NPS)? NPS is may ultimately find its way into a stream. to fish and aquatic insects, not to mention
pollution that cannot be traced to a single Take Your Car to a Car Wash: Unlike your poisonous to humans! Lawn waste should
source like a pipe outfall. Stormwater runoff driveway, car washes collect and properly never be dumped down storm drains. Yard
is a major source of NPS. Contaminants dispose of dirty wash water. waste can be composted, chopped with
within this runoff are carried by stormwater a power mower for use in landscaping, or
Get a Tune-Up: Cars leaking oil or other
straight into our rivers. bagged for pick-up.
fluids contribute toxic chemicals to storm
Lawn chemicals such as pesticides, water. Why Protect Stormwater? Because It’s the
herbicides and fertilizer can not only Dispose of Pet Waste: Fido’s droppings are Law! The City of Grandview Heights Codified
contaminate recreational and drinking loaded with E. coli and other bacteria, not to Ordinance 937.03 “Stormwater Management
water sources, but also harm fish and other mention nutrients that cause algae blooms Prohibited Discharges” explicitly prohibits
aquatic life. Motor oil and antifreeze, paints, and harm aquatic life. Collect and dispose of any discharge to the storm sewer system
detergents and other household chemicals pet waste in refuse containers. that is not composed entirely of stormwater.
can also poison our waters if we allow them Illegal dumping/discharging of prohibited
Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste
to enter storm drains. Even pet waste can substances could result in fines and may be
Properly: Never dump old paint, solvents or
contribute excess nutrients and bacteria to classified as a minor misdemeanor!
other chemicals down the drain or into the
waterways when not properly disposed of.
storm sewers. You are the eyes of our community. To report
As a private citizen, there are many ways in Limit Use of Lawn and Garden Chemicals illegal dumping or other stormwater issues,
which you can reduce your NPS contribution and Dispose of Lawn Waste Properly: If contact the City Service Department at 614-
and become a Stormwater Steward: 488-4728.
Community Information
We invite you to visit the City’s website at upcoming special events and meetings, and “e-News Sign-Up” to be notified via your
www.grandviewheights.org. You will find links to multiple community partners like mobile phone, tablet or other device of
interesting and helpful information for the Grandview City Schools, Public Library, upcoming events and meetings. There’s
each of the city’s departments including Chamber of Commerce, Historical Society even an “Alert Center” which will provide
contact information, hours of operation, key and the Education Foundation. Visitors to you with emergency information specific
areas of responsibility as well as program the City’s website can also view City Council to our community should the need arise.
descriptions, forms, permits and other agendas and meeting minutes, apply for a We encourage all residents to sign-up for
documents. From the Parks and Recreation city job, or browse any of the city’s codified this service. In addition, you can register for
page, ordinances. many of the city’s programs and services,
you can view a compete copy of this semi- and pay for them, from the website. Be sure
There’s still more… select the Facebook
annual program guide. to visit grandviewheights.org!
or Twitter icons from the home page to
That’s only the beginning of what is offered: be automatically notified of city news and
there is a community calendar highlighting happenings. Report a concern, or go to
Inclement Weather Line Photo Release
If you have questions as to whether or not a program or game has By registering for any City of Grandview Heights program, you agree to
been cancelled due to poor weather or field conditions, please allow publication of any photo taken at any program, event, or facility
call the inclement weather line after 4:00 p.m. at (614) 340-5401. of the City of Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department.
18Grandview Heights Service Department
Special Collection
City of Grandview Heights Single-Stream Curbside Recycling Program
The following recyclable materials will be collected for all Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff residents on their regular trash day each
week. Recycling collection begins at 7:30 a.m., followed by trash collection at approximately 9:30 a.m.
Recyclable materials may be placed in a reusable, 32 gallon container (50 pounds maximum), display a Recycle Grandview sticker (sticker
obtained at 1525 Goodale Blvd.) and placed next to alley, or if no alley exists, on the tree lawn curb strip for collection. Tied plastic trash
bags may also be used. Mark “Recycle” on bag. Visit grandviewheights.org or rumpkerecycling.com for more information.
Material Acceptable
Acceptable Not
NotAcceptable
Acceptable
• Plastic bottles & jugs. Rumpke will sort the • Buckets, tubs, oil/antifreeze
Plastic acceptable materials
• Labels do not need to be removed
• Please rinse and flatten
jugs, films or plastic bags,
yogurt cups and drinking
cups.
• Clear, brown green and blue glass bottles and • Lids
Glass jars in which food products are packaged.
• Labels do not need to be removed
•
•
Window or drinking glass
Light bulbs
• Please rinse • Broken glass
• Newspapers with glossy inserts*
• Magazines and telephone books
Paper
• Kleenex
• Brown grocery sacks
• Paper towels
• Cereal and juice boxes
• Paper plates and cups
• Junk mail
• Pizza boxes and cardboard (broken down)
• Aluminum and bi-metal beverage cans
Cans • Steel food and tin cans
• Labels do not need to be removed
• Paint cans
• Coat hangars
• Steel scrap
• Please rinse and flatten
Please Recycle! Save Our City On Landfill Fees
19Grandview Heights Service Department
Hazardous
Appliance Disposal Household Materials and bundled with biodegradable twine
or string (no wire, plastics or nylon
The EPA licensed recycler that the City For disposal of paint, and other string). Bundles should be no larger
of Grandview Heights uses, no longer hazardous household materials not listed than 2 feet in diameter, 4 feet long and
accepts freezers, refrigerators, air above, please contact the Solid Waste weighing no more than 50 pounds per
conditioners or dehumidifiers. Authority (SWACO) at (614) 871-5100 for bundle.
a schedule of drop-off locations. SWACO All storm damage must be treated the
The City can no longer pick up or
will not accept: appliances, tires, trash, same as yard waste unless it came from
store these items, as we are not EPA
propane tanks (over 20 lbs.) asbestos, a public tree. All private brush which falls
licensed to handle them.
needles, medical waste, used oil, car on city right-of-way will be cleared by
Please contact the following for disposal: batteries, household cleaners and city crews either by returning the debris
latex paint. Latex paint, when dried, is to the property of origin or by chipping if
Central City Auto Parts it would be more efficient.
not considered hazardous and can be
1930 McKinley Avenue Grass, leaves and plant materials must be
disposed in your bagged and tied trash.
Columbus, Ohio 43222 placed in biodegradable paper or other
If the latex paint is not dried, stabilize
614-276-9617 paper bags, not to exceed 30 gallon
it with kitty litter or sawdust before
You can drop off all appliances (including disposing of in the trash. Visit www. capacity (plastic or biodegradable plastic
refrigerators) with freon. There is a $15 swaco.org for more information. are not permitted).
fee. They do not pickup. Neither dirt-covered roots nor soil will be
Columbus Appliance and Parts
Yard Waste accepted.
Residents may use a refuse container for
2686 Westerville Road Organic material only, NO plastics. yard waste. The containers must display
Columbus, Ohio 43224 From April through November, yard a “Yard Waste” sticker (obtained by
614-279-6416 waste, if properly bundled or packaged, calling 488-4728), weigh no more than 50
They take all appliances with freon free of will be picked up on Monday for all pounds when full, and should not have
charge. Drop off is free. Contact C.A.&P. Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff limbs stick out more than 12" above the
for pickup pricing. An additional fee may residents. Yard waste shall not be set out top of the container.
apply if the appliance is in the basement earlier than one (1) hour prior to sunset From December through March, yard
or in a difficult location. on Sunday. Unless otherwise indicated, waste may be dropped off at the Service
bundles or bags of yard waste shall be Department between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30
PSC Metals—Joyce placed next to the alley or if no alley p.m. weekdays.
1283 Joyce Avenue exists, behind curb at the street.
Columbus, Ohio 43219 Tree limbs and shrubbery must be cut
614-299-4175
They will pay for metals and appliances
with freon.
PSC Metals—Columbus
2205 Parsons Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43207
614-443-0518
They will pay for metals and appliances
with freon.
20Donation Drive Garbage and
and E-Waste Day Refuse Containers Special Needs
The City of Grandview Heights and All resident are required to provide their If you are elderly and/or physically
Goodwill Columbus will sponsor a own containers. Containers shall: disabled, please contact the Department
Donation Drive and E-Waste recycling a. Be constructed of galvanized metal of Service at 614-488-4728 to make
day on September 7, 2019 from 8:00- or low temperature heavy duty special arrangements for solid waste
11:00 am at the Service Department, plastic (no oil, grease, or other drums pickup.
1525 Goodale Boulevard. Please enter are permitted), shall have a least
from Goodale Boulevard onto Glendale two handles for lifting, and shall be
Avenue. Goodwill Columbus staff will fitted with tight lids with handles. 2019 Street Sweeping
unload items from your car. These containers shall be maintained
in good condition and shall be Weather permitting, street sweeping
You can drop off the following kept clean. Rusted, broken, leaky, is tentatively scheduled for December,
items for FREE: unsanitary containers or containers after leaf season. The exact dates will
without lids, and/or handles may be be advertised in This Week Tri-Village
• Computers, printers, monitors News and posted on our website.
marked with a condemned sticker and
• Copiers, scanners, fax machines disposed of by the collector on the Your compliance with the “no parking”
• Networking equipment/services next regular collection day. signs for street sweeping is critical
b. B e properly sealed disposable plastic to enable the City to remove debris
• Ink and toner cartridges
bags of not less than 3 mils thickness from the gutters and streets, which, if
• TVs, cell phones, MP3 players if placed not earlier than one (1) allowed to accumulate, contributes to
• DVD/VHS Players, cable boxes hour prior to sunset the day before localized flooding.
collection day.
• Records/cassettes/CD’s/DVD’s
c. H ave a capacity of not less than ten
• Video game systems & games (10) gallons and not more than thirty- Hazardous
• Power adapters/chargers/cords two (32) gallons. Household Materials
d. Be sure that bags and cans are
• Stereo equipment/speakers manageable and do not exceed 50 lbs. For disposal of paint, and other hazardous
• Cameras, audiovisual equipment e. L ids are required, to keep trash dry. household materials not listed above,
Wet trash is heavy and causes injury to please contact the Solid Waste Authority
• Microwaves, toaster ovens, toasters
our workers. (SWACO) at 614-871-5100 for a schedule
• Vacuums, humidifiers, air purifiers of drop-off locations. S.W.A.C.O. will not
• Christmas lights, string lights accept: appliances, tires, trash, propane
2019 Leaf Pick-Up Schedule tanks (over 20 lbs.) asbestos, needles,
• Lithium ion (rechargeable) batteries medical waste, used oil, car batteries,
• Also accepted: clothing, linens, books, The City of Grandview Heights will start household cleaners and latex paint. Latex
dishes, toys, sporting equipment, regular pick-up the week of October paint, when dried, is not considered
fitness equipment, tools and more. 14, 2019 ending in December (weather hazardous and can be disposed in your
permitting) with two routes. A crew will bagged and tied trash. If the latex paint is
Goodwill Columbus works to build start at Lincoln Road and work its way not dried, stabilize it with kitty litter or
independence, quality of life and work east to Grandview Avenue. The second sawdust before disposing of in the trash.
opportunities for individuals with crew will start at Grandview Avenue and Visit www.swaco.org for more information.
disabilities and other barriers. work east to the corporation line.
Please rake leaves to the tree lawn curb
area next to the street. Do not rake
Furniture Items
leaves into the street as the leaves may
If you have gently used furniture items block the storm sewers or may start a fire
with no stains or rips, donate them to when a car is parked on top of them.
Furniture Bank for families in need. Call Leaves may also be bagged and left at
614-272-9544 or visit FurnitureBankCOH. your normal pick-up area for Monday
org. yard waste pick-up through the end of
November. If you bag, please use the
large biodegradable lawn and leaf bags.
Please note that no regular yard waste
should be intermingled with the leaves.
Thank you.
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