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The Naperville Park District is an independent municipal agency that was established in 1966 through a public referendum. Since then, the Naperville Park District has been committed to enriching community life through leisure experiences.

The Naperville Park District is governed by a seven-member Board of Commissioners, elected at-large by Naperville voters. Commissioners serve a six-year term. Board meetings are conducted on the second Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. "Matters from the Public" is a permanent agenda item that allows the public to comment on park district programs and operations.

An Executive Director is appointed by the Board of Commissioners to manage the day-to-day operations of the park district. Under the director's management, a staff of over 100 full-time professionals oversee park operations, recreation centers, policing, planning, business and finance, employee services, community relations, golf services, and facilities and vehicle maintenance. Over 1100 part-time positions are available throughout the year to assist in recreation, arts and environmental programs.

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Pam Swafford
Commissioner
Term Expires 2007

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Ron Ory
Commissioner
Term Expires 2007

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Subject: Letter To The Editor: Rec Center and Ponds of Hobson West

inconsistent use of public surveys and petitions by our elected officials is impossible to understand.
During 2006 some neighbors collected 1,061 signatures from 699 households (over 80% of the households contacted) that are within about a mile radius of the property. While collecting the signatures a common theme was ...if it cannot be kept as is, or open space, or expanded Park Land then let us at least keep it zoned for single family.
Here we have 699 households in a small area immediately adjacent to existing park land who would like to see the existing park land ...
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Thursday, December 7, 2006

Cliick here to see more... So, what does that new rec center cost in pounds sterling?

As has been evidenced by all the complaining about local governments and their expenditures in The Sun these days, it is pretty evident that even in this season of peace on earth and goodwill toward men, it's pretty easy for people to get all riled up.

From Tim West of the Naperville Sun...

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