Scissortail Park Foundation Inc.

“Completed form is reviewed by board treasurer, executive director, and chief financial officer and a copy is provided to all board members prior to filing.”

“Management monitors all vendor payments for any conflicts of interest and periodically polls the board at board meetings.”

“Approved by executive committee and comparable salaries are reviewed.”

“Approved by executive committee and comparable salaries are reviewed.”

“All required documents are made available to the public during normal weekday hours in the main office at 301 west reno ave., oklahoma city, ok 73102 and may call (405) 445-7083 to arrange access.”

“With the opening of scissortail park adjacent to myriad botanical gardens, it was determined that the executive director, chief financial officer, and other core services be provided by the same personnnel for both parks. As a result, effective july 1, 2018, those employees of myriad botanical gardens became employees of park management co. (a 501(c)3 entity) which provides management services for both myriad botanical gardens and scissortail park. The board of directors for all three of these entities are separately appointed with none of the entities controlling any of the other entities.”

“The upper park's 35-acres offers walking paths, gardens, seasonal plant displays and an extensive tree collection. Facilities include: children's playground, interactive fountains, seasonal roller rink, lake with boat rentals and a variety of exercise programs and other recreational and cultural programs, picnic pavilions, dog park and performance stage. The park offers free education/cultural/recreational programming designed to attract diverse audiences. Events include a weekly farmer's market with over 50 small farms and artisanal producers at the market that runs april through october. A spring through fall concert schedule includes a diverse lineup of quality concerts that include classical to country. The stage is also used for dance performances including the okc ballet and ethnic dance events. Seasonal festivals include: a spring kite festival, fall halloween parties and holiday lighting and concerts. The park also collaborates with dozens of community nonprofit groups to offer free events including a menorah light festival, pride festival, native american pow wows, color of art, cinco de mayo, the okc memorial marathon and dios de los muertos festival. The lower park area includes many features not found in the upper park, primarily sports facilities. These include a lighted soccer field and basketball, pickleball and futsol courts. Adjacent to the sports area is a large nature play area with mature shade trees and a playground designed to use natural materials, logs, branches and stones for play and exploration. Natural landscapes showcasing prairie plants, grasses and wildflowers are also featured in this section.”

“Catering 8,756 9,624 163 prof services - entertainer 146,696 161,235 2,734 graphic design 3,022 3,322 56 instructor 3,329 3,659 62 inspection/monitoring 1,218 1,339 23 other professional fees 60,644 66,654 1,130 security 136,831 150,393 2,550 total 360,496 396,226 6,718”