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From: Tom Hare <thare@crpd.org> Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2018 8:52 AM To: Tom Hare <thare@crpd.org> Subject: Re: Fires CRPD Board and staff: 8:30 AM 11/10/18 (brief update of CRPD activities) CRPD staff continues to work with City staff and American Red Cross. Recreation staff manning centers as evacuation shelters. Teen Center: 68 patrons spent night. approximately 40 patrons currently there. Goebel Adult Community Center - 100 -110 patrons spent night. 66 patrons currently there. Borchard Center - 37 patrons spent night. 32 patrons currently there. Thousand Oaks Community Center - 31 patrons spent night. Breakfast provided by salvation army. Dos Vientos Community Center remains closed. CRPD programming canceled today (Saturday) Sports fields, pool, and sport courts are closed due to air quality issues. Conejo Creek South still being used as Incident Command Center, very likely for next week or two. Parks staff scheduled and supporting shelters and protecting parks 2417 until Monday. Open Space closed due to continued fire threat. Many acres of natural open space has burned. Hill Canyon bridge sustained damage. Closure to last for a few weeks. Sustained damage at Lang Ranch Neighborhood Park and North Ranch Neighborhood Park - playgrounds at each may have sustained heat damage, valve boxes, benches, other infrastructure also potentially damaged. Parks staff is closing off damaged areas, including playgrounds at each park. More damage assessment/comprehensive reports to CRPD-owned facilities to follow after fire containment. Chumash Museum successfully weathered extreme fire conditions, however, significant damage to oak trees and Indian village destroyed. Sections of the canyon will be closed for foreseeable future. Staff has been working hard supporting the community. I am turning over the reigns of CRPD efforts to Jim Friedl. Tom Hare