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May 21, 2020 Page 4 he hopes to come back to the Board at the second meeting in June with a recommendation for a proposer. B. Recreation Division Report Callis reported that despite the pools being closed, Aquatics staff is staying in touch with each other and continue to communicate closely with other professionals in the Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation (SCMAF) regarding what will be necessary to safely reopen the pools when the time comes. Options are being discussed with senior staff and the Human Resources supervisor regarding part-time employees and options regarding sick leave. In terms of rentals, there has not been a date set to resume allowing reservations; this issue will be revisited on the first of June when it is likely that the moratorium on rentals will be extended to July 1st. Callis referenced the Recreation Highlights provided the Board members this evening, including Preschool and Pre -K distance learning, data regarding website visits to the virtual recreation center and the corona virus page, and a breakdown on the number of staff hours worked. The Program Guide recently mailed to residents is much smaller and contains no specific dates/times/costs. The missing info will be provided as time and protocols evolve. The plan now is to open summer camps and summer clubs, which are most similar to childcare and intended for working parents to use (as opposed to recreational use). Registration is currently scheduled to open for these camps and clubs on June 1st at 9 am; this information will start to be publicized next week. Community centers will be utilized specifically for programming and will not be open to the public; these programs will be run at a breakeven cost. Supervisors and their teams are looking at new and creative ways to use outdoor space. In an effort to keep socially engaged with patrons, Recreation staff are doing at home "drop-offs", videos of which are available on Facebook. C. Management Services Division Report Smith gave details on Emergency Paid Sick Leave provided by the Family First Corona Virus Relief Act. D. General Manager's Report Friedl reported that the FYI 2020-21 CRPD budget is currently being formulated; it is the second year of the two-year budget approved by the Board last year. Most of the proposed changes are related to Recreation; recommendations made will have some degree of uncertainty as to the future due to the public health situation. It will be unlike a typical second year budget. The date to present it to the Board has been pushed back about a month to allow for more clarity. The 2020 CSDA Conference has been cancelled. Friedl attended the Virtual Special Legislation Days this week. A current COSCA/CRPD issue is the large number of people visiting Wildwood Regional Park; some patrons are not following the rules and not observing social distancing. Via social media, there will be an attempt to alert visitors to various other trails throughout the District. E. Directors Reports Huffer has hiked five of the COSCA challenge trails and has found them to be relatively unpopulated. Cusworth attended a Chumash Museum zoom meeting; they are doing very well. The museum now has an online store and they have updated their website with an