Joint Use Agreement for Facilities
Reviving a vital community partnership
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Unlocking Shared Spaces in Oceanside
Why it matters: The Joint Use Agreement between the City of Oceanside and the Oceanside Unified School District (OUSD) allows shared use of park, recreation, and school facilities. This partnership promotes health, wellness, and community engagement, maximizing the use of public spaces without financial profit to either party.
Context:
History: The previous agreement expired in 2021, but the City and OUSD have continued operating on a month-to-month basis.
Agreement Details: Effective June 1, 2024, through May 31, 2025, the new one-year agreement eliminates facility rental fees and staff reimbursement charges. The City will provide $25,000 annually for field maintenance, while the District provides labor for upkeep.
Benefits: The City gains access to additional gymnasiums and fields, alleviating shortages. The District gets free access to swimming pools and recreation facilities for school programs.
Go deeper: The City can now permit third-party use of District fields, creating revenue opportunities. The agreement fosters community engagement by ensuring that facilities are maintained and available for both city and school events, enhancing the quality of life for residents.
Who's it for: This document is crucial for Parks and Recreation Directors, City Managers, and School District Administrators. It outlines the collaborative framework for utilizing shared spaces to support diverse community programs.
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