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GENERAL MANAGER Jim Friedl DATE: Conejo Recreation & Park District February 4, 2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Doug Nickles, Chair Nellie Cusworth, Vice Chair George M. Lange, Director Susan L. Holt, Director Chuck Huffer, Director GENERAL MANAGER EMEW US TO: Board of Directors Tex Ward FROM: Jim Friedl, General Manar SUBJECT: California Drought, Water, P- , Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access for All Act of 2018 - Per Capita Grant Program Deed Restrictions RECOMMENDATION Approve Deed Restrictions required under the California Drought, Water, Parks, Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access for All Act of 2018 - Per Capita Grant Grogram, for playground upgrades at Southshore Hills Park and Lang Ranch Neighborhood Park. BACKGROUND In October 2019, the Board adopted Resolution #100319-A, approving Conejo Recreation and Park District's application for participation in the State's Per Capita Grant Program. The District initially proposed upgrades to playgrounds at three park locations; however, due to less than anticipated funding allocations, the scope of work was reduced to two park sites, Southshore Hills Park and Lang Ranch Neighborhood Park. Required under the program are the attached deed restrictions to be recorded on the title of each property. The deed restriction protects the State's interest in the property and ensures the property will be used for purposes consistent with the grant contract. No payments, except those necessary for acquisition, can be made until the State has received copies of the recorded deed restrictions. The District's total allocation under this program is $263,518, broken down as follows: $177,952 under the basic Per Capita program, and $85,566 under the Urban County Per Capita program. Accompanying this report, for Board review, are the applicable Deed Restrictions and Resolution #100319-A. STRATEGIC PLAN COMPLIANCE Meets 2021 Strategic Plan Goal 3.2: Evaluate existing and seek new revenue sources to enhance programming, property acquisition, park improvements, and capital facility replacements. Respectfully submitted by, C� T. P. Hare, Administrator Parks & Planning Prepared by, Bill Palermo, Park Operations Analyst Parks & Planning ADMINISTRATWE OFFICES 403 West Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360-4223 805-495-6471 1 Fax: 805-497-3199 1 parks@crpd.org I www.crpd.org