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manner as to reduce, to the extent possible, impact upon adjacent neighborhoods and subject to the conditions of the City of Thousand Oaks Special Events permit. 3. The noise level at the premises' property line shall not exceed 65db at any time. The DISTRICT, at its sole discretion, may monitor the noise levels and advise ROTARY of any violations of the noise level. Upon notification from the General Manager or his designee, ROTARY shall immediately make corrections to ensure the proper noise level is achieved; lack of immediate compliance by ROTARY may be considered a breach of this contract, and the General Manager or his designee may immediately revoke the permit and shut down the event. 4. ROTARY shall notify neighbors within a 500 --foot radius of the site, through written correspondence, of stage and other events, at least 30 days prior to the commencement of ROTARY activities at Conejo Creek North. ROTARY shall draft the correspondence and submit to DISTRICT for approval prior to distributing. 5. Prior to any work being accomplished at the Conejo Creek Park site by or for the event, a formalized meeting will be held at the site to review the facilities and parking management. All appropriate personnel representing ROTARY, and necessary staff from the DISTRICT should attend. A schedule of site preparation activities will be provided to the DISTRICT at this meeting. 6. ROTARY shall fully reimburse the DISTRICT for parking management on the premises, including but not limited to barricades, signage, and security personnel. Payment shall occur within ninety (90) days of date of invoice from the DISTRICT. 7. If site condition problems occur over and above those enumerated in this document and are not resolved, a meeting will be called between appropriate parties. If a resolution cannot be reached within one week after the close of the event, the issues will be taken to the Conejo Recreation and Park District Board. At that time, the Board of Directors of the Conejo Recreation and Park District will determine the resolution and direct the remedy of same. 8. Failure to comply with the conditions as stated could result in revocation of the permit. copy: ROTARY City of Thousand Oaks — Steve Barragan M��E,