1-2-107 Parks and Recreation Department | West Valley City Municipal Code

(1) Park User Fees:

a. Park Pavilion Rental – $80 for residents, $100 for nonresidents Monday – Thursday; $100 for residents, $125 for nonresidents Friday – Sunday

b. Park Open Space Use Fee (for festivals, circus, car shows) – $400 per day

c. Soccer Field Rental – $100 per half-day (before/after 2:00 P.M.)

d. Soccer Field Fee to Line Field and Goal Area – $100

e. Softball Field Rental – $250 per half-day (before/after 2:00 P.M.)

f. Field Lights (per field) – $75/hour or fraction of an hour

g. Softball/Baseball Field Prep

i. $65/field each time to drag, mark, or rake

ii. $20/field for quick rake and re-mark

h. Electrical Power Boxes – $200 setup fee/box

i. Electrical Power Box Rental – $25/day

(2) Use of Maverik Center, per patron – $1/ticket*

*Except for community events hosted or co-sponsored by the City

(3) Family Fitness Center:

a. Annual Membership Passes (West Valley City Residents):

i. Family (up to six) – $484 or $48/month

ii. Couple – $412 or $41/month

iii. Couple – Senior (60+) – $256 or $25/month

iv. Adult – $281 or $27/month

v. Adult – Senior (60+) – $190 or $18/month

vi. Minor (three – 17) – $228 or $23/month

Military/Veterans – 10 percent discount

b. Annual Membership Passes (Nonresidents):

i. Family (up to six) – $539 or $52/month

ii. Couple – $467 or $45/month

iii. Couple – Senior (60+) – $311 or $29/month

iv. Adult – $336 or $31/month

v. Adult – Senior (60+) – $245 or $22/month

vi. Minor (three – 17) – $283 or $27/month

Military/Veterans – 10 percent discount

c. Family Fitness Center Daily Admission Fees (West Valley City Residents):

i. Minor (three – 17) – $5

ii. Adult – $7

iii. Senior (60+) – $4.50

Military/Veterans – 10 percent discount

d. Family Fitness Center Daily Admission Fees (Nonresidents):

i. Minor (three – 17) – $6

ii. Adult – $8

iii. Senior (60+) – $5.50

Military/Veterans – 10 percent discount

e. Repealed by Ord. 19-12.

f. Repealed by Ord. 19-12.

g. Family Fitness Center Childcare Fees:

i. Per Child – $4/hour; Members: first hour free, $2 for each additional hour

ii. Kidz Kamp Program – $36/day; members receive a 15% discount

iii. Afterschool Kamp – $17/day; members receive a 15% discount

(4) The Ridge Golf Club:

a. Nine holes:

i. Green fees – $18

ii. Power Carts – $10

iii. Pull carts – $4

iv. Premium Club rental – $20

b. Eighteen holes:

i. Green fees – $36

ii. Power Carts – $20

iii. Pull carts – $8

iv. Premium Club rental – $35

c. Military Rate for nine holes – $14, for 18 holes – $28 (Monday – Thursday anytime)

d. Juniors (High School and College players), nine holes (Monday – Friday anytime, weekends and holidays after 1:00 P.M.) – $9

e. Juniors (High School and College players), 18 holes (Monday – Friday anytime, weekends and holidays after 1:00 P.M.) – $18

f. Seniors, nine holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $14

g. Seniors, 18 holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $28

h. Passes:

i. Players Pass – $249.95

ii. Players Pass 9/18 holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $10

iii. Players Pass 18 holes (Fridays, weekends and holidays, includes cart) – $35

iv. Players Pass Cart 9/18 holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $9

v. Punch Pass 10 rounds of nine holes – $130 ($90 for Lake Park employees, must show Lake Park employee ID to purchase)

i. Driving range:

i. Range balls, small bucket – $5

ii. Range balls, large bucket – $10

iii. Players Pass Small Bucket – $4

iv. Players Pass Large Bucket – $8

v. 10-Token driving range pass – $40 ($30 for Lake Park employees, must show Lake Park employee ID to purchase)

j. Tournaments:

i. Monday – Thursday, includes cart and merchandise – $65

ii. Friday – Sunday, includes cart and merchandise – $11,000 course rental for 18 holes, up to 144 players

(5) Stonebridge Golf Course:

a. Nine holes:

i. Green Fees – $18

ii. Power Carts – $10

iii. Pull Carts – $4

iv. Premium Club Rental – $20

b. 18 holes:

i. Green Fees – $36

ii. Power Carts – $20

iii. Pull Carts – $8

iv. Premium Club Rental – $35

c. Military Rate for nine holes – $14; 18 holes – $28 (Monday – Thursday anytime)

d. Juniors (High School and College Players), nine holes (Monday – Friday anytime, weekends and holidays after 1:00 P.M.) – $9

e. Juniors (High School and College Players), 18 holes (Monday – Friday anytime, weekends and holidays after 1:00 P.M.) – $18

f. Seniors, nine holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $14

g. Seniors, 18 holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $28

h. Passes:

i. Players Pass – $249.95

ii. Players Pass 9/18 holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $10

iii. Players Pass 18 holes (Fridays, weekends and holidays, includes cart) – $35

iv. Players Pass Cart 9/18 holes (Monday – Thursday anytime) – $9

v. Punch Pass 10 rounds of nine holes – $130 ($90 for Lake Park employees, must show Lake Park employee ID to purchase)

i. Driving Range:

i. Range Balls, small bucket – $5

ii. Range Balls, large bucket – $10

iii. Players Pass Small Bucket – $4

iv. Players Pass Large Bucket – $8

v. 10-Token driving range pass – $40 ($30 for Lake Park employees, must show Lake Park employee ID to purchase)

j. Tournaments:

i. Monday – Thursday, includes cart and merchandise – $65

ii. Friday – Sunday, includes cart and merchandise – $11,000 for course rental for 18 holes, up to 144 players

iii. Friday – Sunday, includes cart and merchandise – $14,000 course rental for 27 holes, up to 220 players

(6) Golf Club/Course Temporary Fee Discounts:

The Parks and Recreation Director is authorized to implement temporary fee discounts to stimulate play and increase revenues. The Parks and Recreation Director shall notify the City Manager of any such discounts following the implementation or approval of any said discounts.

(7) Community and Recreational Services Fees:

The facilities of the Parks and Recreation Department provide various community and recreational services and programs, including, but not limited to: classes, lessons, sports leagues, community programming, and special events, which are largely seasonal and subject to the availability of Departmental resources. The City Manager is authorized to approve fees for the foregoing community and recreational services; provided, that the fees are based on the costs associated with providing the services and programs and that the fees are consistent with the industry standards of similar facilities. The City Manager shall provide the City Council with an update of the approved fees annually or whenever there is a substantial fee increase or whenever an approved increase impacts a substantial number of residents.