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*'W I LLDAN Recreation and Park District and the maintenance for the open space areas provided by the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency (COSCA). The Conejo Recreation and Park District has followed an acres -per -population ratio method to establish standards for required recreation and park facilities within its jurisdiction. Utilizing these standards and giving consideration to service radius, access, socioeconomic factors, natural and man-made geographic factors, existing facilities and available resources, the agency developed a Master Site Location Plan. This master plan designated five basic community zones and a total of nineteen neighborhood service areas. Additionally, the proposed development of Dos Vientos area as specific Plan No.'s 8 and 9 generated an additional sixth community zone broken into neighborhood areas twenty and twenty-one. The boundary of this District coincides with the sixth community zone boundary. A copy of the Master Site Location Map is on file in the offices of the Conejo Recreation and Park District. The Conejo Recreation and Park District Master Plan has established specific criteria for determining the service radius for various parks based on the facility size and location throughout the agency's jurisdiction. These service radii provide clear guidelines to assist in determining which properties may receive special benefit from various park improvements. The determination of special benefit for this District is based on both the service radius and the fact that the park sites within this District have limited vehicular and pedestrian access from outside properties. The service radius criteria for the various types of facilities within Conejo Recreation and Park District are listed in the Master Plan. The park facilities to be maintained within this District have the following service radii: • Park Site A (community park) 1.50 to 2.0 miles • Park Site B (playfield) 0.75 to 1.0 mile • Park Site C (neighborhood park) 0.50 to 1.0 mile • Park Site D (neighborhood park) 0.50 to 1.0 mile A majority of the developable area within the service radius of the Park Site A (community park) is located within the boundary of the District. Those properties within the service radius, but outside the District boundary are also served by similar park facilities within their specific community zone. In addition, access to the Park Site A from outside the District boundaries is limited to Borchard Road and Lynn Road, making the travel miles to the park site greater than the community park service radius established. Therefore, it has been determined that only the properties within the District boundaries receive direct and special benefit from Park Site A and this park provides similar benefits to all developed properties within the District. Similar to the community park, a portion of the service radius for Park Site B (playfield) is located outside the District boundary. However, these properties are 2020/2021 Landscape Maintenance District No. 94-1 Page 16 of 21