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April 1, 202 <br />Page 4 1 <br />Hare reported Persian New Year is this weekend; last year at this time the Conejo <br />Creek North Park was closed. This year the park will be open — preparations are <br />in place in anticipation of increased use of the park. <br />Callis referenced a CRPD Patron Survey that was recently tabulated and provided <br />to the Board this evening; she gave kudos to the Recreation Staff for the high <br />satisfaction ratings, especially given the challenges faced during the pandemic. <br />The Board was also provided with a handout of the Recreation Division's goals for <br />the coming year. Community Centers will have extended hours beginning Monday, <br />April 19th. Although there are no open gym hours yet, a new rental program is being <br />implemented — families can rent 1/2 of a gym with a maximum of six people <br />participating from no more than three households. The Centers themselves will be <br />open to participants for rentals or programs; front desks will be staffed to offer <br />service for any requests. If Ventura County moves to the Orange Tier, which is <br />anticipated, there will be more changes ahead. Callis explained the plans for the <br />five summer concerts in the park, which will include online registration, and the <br />"drawing" of squares on the grass with not more than four people allowed per <br />square and headcount monitoring. The "You've Been Egged" event was a big <br />success; 92 homes were visited. Summer registration begins on Monday April 19th <br />at 9:00 am. Summer brochures will be sent out soon. <br />C. Management Services Division Report <br />Smith reported she continues to investigate the most recent Covid Relief Bill; tax <br />relief eligibility for the District has been identified. The eligibility begins today <br />through the end of September; the Finance and Human Resources Department are <br />currently working on its implementation. <br />q� iiiiiiii 11111liq 111pil <br />Friedl reiterated staffs intent to have a little fun with the April Fool's Day Board <br />agenda items; it seemed especially appropriate given the last 30 months or so of <br />challenges faced by the District and the community at large. He appreciates the <br />Board's cooperation. He stated there is a need for a closed session this evening <br />with no report expected. <br />E. Directors Reports and Follow-up Reports on Meetings/Conferences Attended <br />Huffer and Cusworth attended the Revenue Measure Ad Hoc Committee meeting <br />with staff and consultants. Huffer continues his work with the Tax Program at Goebel <br />
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