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Awarded Capital Improvement Grants to: Chumash Indian Museum, Conejo Disc Golf Club, Las Flores Community Garden, Amateur Baseball Development Group, AYSO Region 9, Concerned Off -Road Bicycle Association, Conejo Valley Botanic Garden, Conejo Valley Historical Society, Conejo Valley Little League, Equestrian Trails Incorporated Corral #37, McCrea Ranch Foundation, Newbury Park Pony Baseball, RideOn. Reached Agreement with Service Employees International Union on a 2 -year labor agreement. Approved Mitigated Negative Declaration for Conejo Community Park and Center Improvements and Entered Into Amendment # 2 with Andrew Goodwin Designs for Environmental, Landscape Architectural and Architectural Services. Entered Contract with California Skateparks for Phase 1 Design and Estimating services for Borchard Community Park Skatepark Renovation Project • Entered into Temporary Lease Agreement with Reign of Terror Haunted House and Thousand Oaks Marketplace for Annual ROT Haunted House. Awarded bid for rehabilitation of 4 playgrounds: Lang Ranch Neighborhood Park, Triunfo Community Park, Southshore Hills Park and Thousand Oaks Community Park for a total project cost of approximately $1,830,000. • Established an ad hoc committee to explore potentially suitable solutions, locations, and partners to create additional pickleball courts. • Extended Professional Services Agreement with Willdan Regarding Formation of a Community Facilities District and Related Revenue Measure. • Awarded bid to FS Contractors, Inc. for outdoor classroom and landscaping improvements at Rancho Potrero's Area 1 (aka "Olympia Farms") based on $600,000 grant from Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy. • Awarded bid to Marina Landscape for 14 -acre neighborhood park improvements at Conejo Creek Southwest. City of Thousand Oaks awarded a $1.5 million grant toward the estimated $4,200,000 project. CPRD Board approved a $3,000,000 interfund loan from unallocated reserves to Park Development Fee ("Quimby Fee") Zone IV. Held ground -breaking ceremony with neighbors and City representatives in October. 0 Adopted MRCA Final Budget for FY 21/22. • Entered into agreement with Ventura County Human Services Agency for Evacuation Shelters at 5 CRPD Community Centers (American Red Cross Back-up). • Updated Water Conservation Plan. 0 Purchased 8 trucks to be delivered in 2022. CRPD is very fortunate to enjoy the support of our CA State Senator Henry Stern and CA Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin, who recognized CPRD's efforts throughout the pandemic, and secured