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RentalsOutdoor Sport Facility Use Procedure
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| January 1st to March 1st* | First date for permit applications to be accepted for summer league, tournament, and practice facilities |
| March 1st | Evaluation of requests received to date begins |
| April 1st | Letter sent to users indicating tentative allocation(s) |
| April 1st to 25th | Sports facility use permits issued |
| *Requests received after March 1 may not be included in the first screening of applications | |
Timeline for Winter Use of Ice Rinks
| April 1st to June 1st* | First date for permit applications to be accepted for winter league, tournament, and practice facilities |
| September 1st | Evaluation of requests received to date begins |
| October 1st | Letter sent to users indicating tentative allocations |
| October/November | Ice rink permits issued (use is contingent on ice conditions) |
| *Requests received after June 1 may not be included in the first screening of applications | |
Partnerships/Adoptions that will enhance the experience and quality of the recreation opportunities at all facilities are encouraged. In return, the organization may be considered for a higher priority of use and/or longer term use agreement and benefits. Partnerships can be proposed for facility upgrades, enhanced maintenance, operations and management, or new development.
Terms of partnership with the Municipality of Anchorage or the Anchorage School District are in addition to the basic requirements for permit holders. Partnership (MOA) and Adoption (ASD) Applications must be completed in addition to the Joint Permit Application.
An Advisory Committee will be established which includes representatives of all programs and organizations which utilize School District and Municipal outdoor athletic facilities. The Advisory Committee will review applications and supporting documents submitted for outdoor athletic facilities/fields, courts and rinks and will provide input for allocations based on Facility Use Formulas to the Community Services Department and the Sports and Recreation Division.
To ensure fair and equitable utilization of public facilities, the following criteria will be used when evaluating requests:
Applications for use of School District facilities will be considered in the following order of priority as outlined in School Board Policy: (does not apply to applications for Municipal facilities)
- Youth organizations
- Adult organizations
Established Programs and Organizations which have been active more than two years. New programs or organizations in the first and second year of operation will be considered in a probationary status. Remaining available time will be allocated to new programs and organizations. During this two year probationary period, the use of public facilities will be evaluated in the areas of appropriate use and contributions to maintenance and upgrading of the facilities used. After successful completion of the two year probationary period, a program or organization will be considered “Established.”
Demonstration of a history of substantial financial and/or volunteer contributions to the development of improvement of public facilities
Number of teams and players who will use the facility
Willingness and ability of the program or organization to maintain, improve or develop the quality of the facility
Frequency of projected use, e.g. days per week, games per day, times per day; as well as the impact on the facility related to maintenance requirements
Permit requests must be accompanied with documentation verifying number of teams and team rosters/participants from the past season. This will be used as a base line with a small growth allowance. Special considerations will be given if a transfer of program responsibilities and participants occurs from one organization to another.
Applications will be reviewed by the Advisory Committee. The Committee will provide input on space allocations based on Facility Use Formulas. The Committee’s input will be utilized by the appropriate department: Community Services Department (ASD) or Sports and Recreation Division (MOA).
The formula will consider the following: sport, number of teams, time needed for average game, number of weeks in season, amount of practices per team, length of practice time, and the multiple scheduling of teams at a practice.
| For example: a requester has 10 teams | ||||
| League needs: | ||||
| games are scheduled at 1.25 hours apart; the league has a 14 week season; each team plays twice a week | ||||
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10 games/week x 14 weeks x 1.25 hours per game
= 12.5 hours/week; 175 hours total
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| Practice needs: one hour practices once per week are needed | ||||
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10 teams x 1 hour x 14 weeks =10 hours/week; 140 hours total |
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| If two teams can practice together, practice request would be reduced in half - | ||||
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5 hours/week; 70 hours
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| The recommended allocation would be: | ||||
| League need | 12.5 hours/week | - 175 hours | ||
| Practice | 5 hours/week | - 70 hours | ||
| Total | 17.5 hours/week | 245 hours | ||
Allocations for use of public athletic facilities will be scheduled in the following order:
The Community Services Department (ASD) and Sports and Recreation Division (MOA) will consider the Advisory Committee's input in the allocation of outdoor sport facilities.
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