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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The YMCA will continue to offer seasonal aquatic programs at all five City pools and will assume the management/coaching of the city-wide Swim and water Polo Teams. The YMCA will manage all registration for these program activities. The YMCA may add other programs with prior approval by the PRCSA. The YMCA will handle the collection and management of program fees and will retain 100% of the revenue generated by the aquatics programming at all five city pools. The Executive Director of PRBcCSA must approve any proposed increase in fees. Swim Lessons The YMCA will provide YMCA standard swim lessons. The program will operate on a schedule determined by the YMCA and approved by the City. A maximum of 6 students per instructor are enrolled with the exception of Parent and Me, which accommodates up to 1 O students with the support of parent involvement, which is a YMCA standard. The Swim Lesson fees will be $42.95 for Adults and $38.95 for Children. Swim Team The YMCA will provide the Swim Team Program, which will be conducted at each of the five city pools for Santa Ana residents, ages 5 to 17. The Swim Team program will operate on a schedule determined by the YMCA and approved by the City. Teams will compete in the City's traditional special events as well as the YMCA league competitions throughout Southern California. Participation within the YMCA swim meet program will provide additional opportunities to travel and experience a higher level of competition throughout Southern California. The Swim Team fee will be $38.95 for Youth. Water Polo The YMCA will train and manage a minimum of two water polo teams, one at Memorial pool and one at Jerome pool for the Santa Ana residents, ages 8 to 1 7. The Water Polo program will operate on a schedule determined by the YMCA and approved by the City. The program will enhance participant's competitive opportunities by entering tournaments throughout Southern California. The Water Polo fee will be $35.95 for Youth. Personnel The proposed program will be managed by YMCA experienced staff to provide over site and development of the Santa Ana programming. He/she will also oversee the new YMCA Aquatic Center under development by the YMCA of Orange County in Santa Ana. This center will feature an Olympic-size pool, a recreational lap pool and a specially designed swim/play feature pool for aquatic youth skill development and safety. The current City of Santa Ana aquatic staff will have priority to be hired by the YMCA and will continue to operate the existing programs for the summer. All staff will add to their resume National YMCA Aquatic trainings. All staff will have access to American Red Cross 7