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September 17, 2020 Page 4 additional housing subject to the development and approval of the Thousand Oaks General Plan_ 10. REPORTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS A. Facility Reservations Summaries 2019-2020 B. Park Dedication Fee 11. DEPARTMENT REPORTS A. Parks Division Report Hare reported the paving projects scheduled in conjunction and partnership with the City of Thousand Oaks have been finished, which included 11 parking lots. A number of public meetings will be scheduled soon for three upcoming projects: Lang Ranch Neighborhood Park renovations, the Dog Park parking lot, restroom and shade structure, and Conejo Community Park assessment; he will keep Board members apprised of the dates and times should they like to attend. B. Recreation Division Report Callis urged Board members to read the Recreation Highlights provided to them this evening. The Labor Day -Drive In concert was a success. C. Management Services Division Report Smith reported the audit is wrapping up; it has been especially challenging due to COVID and the remote nature of the work. She expressed special thanks to Accounting Supervisor Massie and her team for all their assistance. D. General Manager's Report Friedl thanked Hare for the scholarly report he presented earlier this evening. Smith and her team are putting a District -Wide Staff IT Committee together; IT Manager Segedie will act as Chair. The Committee will be looking at all the different technologies and their possible integration into District systems, as well as investigating security issues and the various zoom/telecommuting issues that have arisen over the last six months. E. , Directors Reports and Follow-up Reports on Meetings/Conferences Attended Cusworth enjoyed attending the Labor Day Drive -In Concert and thanked Callis and her team for all their hard work on the event. The Stagecoach Inn opened their Suffrage Event; it was very creative and included indoor displays that could be viewed from outside on the porch. Huffer reported he also enjoyed attending the Labor Day Drive-in Concert. He complimented Brian Stark of Conejo Open Space Conservation Authority (COSCA) for his handling of multiple residential complaints regarding the urban/wildland interface and the 100 -foot brush clearance standard. Nickles met with Friedl prior to the last Board meeting that he missed;