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October 7, 2021 Page 2 Comparison of Conejo Valley Unified School District and Conejo Recreation & Park District Jurisdictional Boundaries. LAFCO Sphere of Influence and Change of Organization Applications Friedl reported this is a "brainstorm" item and one he felt worthy of introducing at a Board meeting at this time. He would like to continue to explore what it might mean for the District if the CRPD boundaries were the same as those of the Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD). Friedl referenced the handouts provided to the Board — a memo from HdL Coren & Cone entitled "Analysis of properties within Conejo Valley USD outside of Conejo Recreation and Park District", a map analysis of properties within CVUSD and outside of CRPD showing CRPD boundaries, and a map of CVUSD approved trustee areas. CRPD does provide services to those residents outside of the current boundaries. He provided info on the assessed valuation of' this area; the District would likely gain about $280,000 annually should the boundaries be extended. Annexation is a complicated procedure, Friedl shared some details of the process, which would include consent of the property owners. He reviewed the possible reasons the County might be in favor of the annexation and acknowledged the County may be reluctant to share tax revenues. Discussion ensued and all Board members agreed this was a concept worth pursuing further. 9. NEW ITEMS A. County of Ventura Human Services Agency Evacuation Shelter and Temporary Evacuation Point Agreement Callis reported that on April 20, 2020, the Board approved the Emergency Care and Shelter Services MOU between the City of Thousand Oaks, CRPD and the American Red Cross of Ventura County, and on June 25, 2020, CRPD entered into a Shelter Agreement with the American Red Cross. The Agreement presented for approval this evening would grant the County of Ventura use of CRPD facilities as emergency shelters and/or temporary evacuation points during a disaster; it would also provide CRPD more access to support resources in an emergency. This agreement is similar to the aforementioned agreements with the City and the Red Cross. It was moved by Huffer, seconded by Lange, and carried 5-0 approve the Evacuation Shelter and Temporary Evacuation Point Agreement with the County �#rf Ventura Human Services Agency. 10. REPORTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS A. Goebel Senior Center Commission Minutes — August 2021 Owl W1. Investment Report — June 2021 C. Budget Performance Reports — July & August 2021