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Deposits/Fees:
$25 deposit per key (concessions, press box, restrooms)
Park User Fee $25
$100 damage deposit for concessions
$100 damage deposit for scoreboard remote
$100 damage deposit for shelter/general use
If lights are used:
Resident, $25 key deposit
Non-Resident, $85 ($60 fee and $25 key deposit - separate checks)
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| Community Center Rental |
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Fees:
Residents
$125 for one room
$200 for two rooms
$275 for three rooms
Non-Residents
$175 for one room
$300 for two rooms
$425 for three rooms
Damage Deposit - (including deposit for key): $260 for one room and $510 for two or three rooms
The Watertown Community Center is a smoke free facility. Smoking is prohibited in all areas of the Community Center.
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Rentals
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Park Rentals
The City of Watertown provides parks and recreational open spaces throughout the community for the use and enjoyment
of all persons. The City's aim is to provide and maintain these facilities in a safe and sanitary manner for all.
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The City has adopted a reservation policy regarding the use and reservation of the Watertown park system. To ensure
that each user of a public park / open space has equal opportunity to reserve games / practices / other events, requested dates for reservation
during the summer months (May - August) are due to the park coordinator by May 1. To reserve a park facility, fill out the
.pdf reservation application and return to City Hall at
309 Lewis Avenue SW.
Community Center Rentals
The Community Center was constructed to serve the general public by providing a facility conducive to the conduct of public
business. Since public funds made these facilities possible, the general public is encouraged to use the Community Center. The Community
Center is a minimal maintenance facility so it is expected that those who use the facility leave the building in a clean acceptable condition
and ready for the next function.
Community Center Use - General Guidelines
- The Community Center shall be generally available for use by area civic, charitable or non-profit organizations and for public and private
meetings. It may also be used, subject to availability, for private parties and exhibition. It shall not be used for private or religious
ceremonies or for private profit-making activities or any other activity not consistent with the general purpose of the building or these policies.
- Use by religious groups, political groups or other special events shall require specific approval by the city council.
- Areas available for use include meeting rooms A, B, and C, kitchen, hallways and rest rooms.
- Maximum occupancy shall be limited to 300 people.
The Community Center shall, in general, be available from 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. Music and serving of food or beverages shall
end at 12:00 midnight and the building vacated by 12:30 A.M.
All of the usage guidelines, fees and special regulations for the Community Center rental are available in
.pdf format.
Private groups or organizations desiring to use the Community Center must complete
an application and submit it to the City. The application needs
to be completed only once annually for organizations using the facilities periodically during the year. The application shall be submitted at
least two weeks prior to the date for which the reservation is requested. The request will be reviewed in light of these guidelines
and the availability of the facilities.
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