§ 32.093 FEES.
   (A)   Resident rates. The resident rate and any other discounts or registration benefits shall be available to individuals whose permanent, primary home is in the Town of Southern Pines or who own property in the Town of Southern Pines and pay municipal property taxes on the subject property.
      (1)   In order to receive the resident rate, the registrant must provide valid document(s) that confirm (a) personal identity; and (b) current residency, occupancy, and/or ownership of property in the Town of Southern Pines.
      (2)   The non-resident fee shall apply to all other participants.
   (B)   In addition to any rental fees, the following deposits or fees must be paid at the time of booking in order to confirm a facility rental.
      (1)   Train House, Douglass Center and Train Station: a non-refundable deposit of $20 for residents and $40 for non-residents.
      (2)   Community Center Gym: A non-refundable deposit of $20 for residents and $40 for non-residents.
         (a)   When the renter provides notice of cancellation a minimum of ten business days prior to the rental, the Town will refund 50% of rental fees which have been paid.
         (b)   For any cancellations with a notice of less than ten business days, there is no refund of any rental fees paid.
      (3)   Rental assistance. If the renter requests assistance from a member of Town staff outside normal Town business days/hours (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.), a fee of $25 for residents and $50 for non-residents will be added to the rental fee. This fee is intended for staff assistance in locking or unlocking a rental facility or similar.
         (a)   When the renter provides notice of cancellation a minimum of ten business days prior to the rental, the Town will refund 50% of rental fees which have been paid.
         (b)   For any cancellations with a notice of less than ten business days, there is no refund of any rental fees paid.
   (C)   The following schedule of fees shall be administered by the Director of Parks and Recreation.
Description
Fee
Description
Fee
Classes/programs:
Adult
Resident: $15 plus materials and contracting services
Non-resident: 2 times resident rate
Youth
Resident: $10 plus materials and contracting services
Non-resident: 2 times resident rate
Athletic events/leagues:
Adult Team
Resident: $100 plus materials and contracting services
Non-resident: Team fee plus $20 per non-resident on team roster
Youth Individual
Resident: $20
Non-resident: $40
Athletic Field Rental
Resident: $10 per game or hour without lights. $20 per game or hour with lights
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Bleacher Rental
Resident: $25 per bleacher per rental day
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Picnic Shelter/Grill Site Rental
Resident: $25 for 3 hours; $10 for each additional hour
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Workshops - 1 day:
Adult
Resident: $15 plus materials and contracting services
Non-resident: 2 times resident rate
Youth
Resident: $5 plus materials and contracting services
Non-resident: 2 times resident rate
After School Programs and Resident:
Multi Session Camps
$10 plus materials and contracting services per session; plus initial $10 non-refundable registration fee
Non-resident: 2 times resident rate
Tournaments:
Adult Individual
Resident: $15
Non-resident: $30
Youth Individual
Resident: $10
Non-resident: $20
Trips
Resident: Contracting services plus $.50/mile
Non-resident: 2 times resident rate
Outdoor special event guide policy fees:
a. Outdoor Special Event Application Fee
$25
b. Outdoor Special Event Clean-up Deposit Fee
$50
c. Parade/Run/Walk Event Permit
$10
d. Parade Escort Fee
$20
e. Fireworks Permit Fee
$50
f. Street/Lane/Parking/Sidewalk Closure Permit Fee (depends on staff time to create traffic control plan)
$25, $50, or $100
g. Type III Barricade
$25 each per day
h. Type II Barricade
$10 each per day
i. Traffic Sign
$5 each per day
j. Traffic Cone
$2 each per day
Facility rental:
Train House, Douglas Center, Library multi- purpose room, Council Chambers and table and chairs
Resident: Monday - Thursday - $35 for 3 hours; $10 for each hour over 3
Friday-Sunday - $50 for 3 hours; $10 for each hours over 3
Kitchen usage - $10
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Train Station
Resident: Monday - Thursday - $45 for 3 hours; $15 for each hour over 3; Friday - Sunday-$50 for 3 hours; $15 for each hour over 3
Non-residents: 2 times resident fee
Recreation facilities:
Large gym
Resident: $75 per hour
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Small gym
Resident: $50 per hour
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Swimming Pool
Resident: $20 per hour
Non-resident: 2 times resident fee
Pool Admission
Child 12 years of age and under
Resident: $1 per person
Non-resident: $2 per person
13 years of age and older
Resident: $2 per person
Non-resident: $4 per person
Daily free swim
For the first hour of operation each day
Non-Resident Family Membership
Out-of-Town family membership
$60
Pool Park Stage
Resident use without power: $35 for first three hours, and $10 per hour thereafter
Resident use with power: $50 for first three hours, and $10 per hour thereafter
Non-resident: 2 times resident fees
Game Bag
Resident: $20
Non-resident: $40
Open Gym
Child 15 years of age and under
Resident: $5 per season
Non-resident: $10 per season
16 years of age and older
Resident: $10 per season
Non-resident: $20 per person
Volunteer Benefits
Out of Town recreation and parks or buildings and grounds volunteer serving at least 20 hours per year
Resident rates for 1 year from issue date, total value not to exceed $20
In-Town recreation and parks or buildings and grounds volunteer serving at least 20 hours of service per year
One free activity, total value not to exceed $20
 
(1989 Code, § 32.62) (Ord. passed 5-12-1992; Am. Ord. 525, passed 2-14-1995; Am. Ord. 611, passed 4-9-1996; Am. Ord. 761, passed 8-11-1998; Am. Ord. 889, passed 10-10-2000; Am. Ord. 911, passed 4-10-2001; Am. Ord. 976, passed 5-13-2003; Am. Ord. 986, passed 6-10-2003; Am. Ord. 1111, passed 3-9-2004; Am. Ord. 1176, passed 4-12-2005; Am. Ord. 1184, passed 6-14-2005; Am. Ord. 1624, passed 6-14-2016; Am. Ord. 1669, passed 6-13-2017; Am. Ord. 2009, passed 6-14-2022; Am. Ord. 2019, passed 8-9-2022)