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• At least six (6) dedicated outdoor courts o Lighting O Sufficient parking Multiple restrooms • Overall development area resulting in a maximum of two (2) acres o Courts to be located a sufficient distance away from adjacent existing residential development Generally, in accordance with the District Master Plan, active recreational amenities such as pickleball are located at Community Parks or Playfields; to broaden the pool of potential locations, Neighborhood Parks over ten (10) acres were also considered as well as Districtwide Parks. From these preliminary conditions, nineteen (19) parks were initially considered (Exhibit A). Level 1 Analysis Preliminary general descriptions and cost estimates were developed for the nineteen (19) park facilities. The nineteen (19) park facilities were reviewed with the Ad Hoc committee and pros and cons were assessed for each site. From this review, nine (9) sites (highlighted in red) were removed from the process due to the high impact on existing use and park operations (Exhibit B). Level 2 Analysis The ten (10) sites remaining were then reviewed in further detail with the Ad Hoc committee and additional key staff from both the Recreation and Park Divisions. From this review an additional five (5) sites (highlighted in salmon) were removed from the process due to the additional park site impact information on existing use and park operations (Exhibit C). Level 3 Analysis Staff held ten (10) total public outreach meetings, two (2) meetings at each remaining potential site (Del Prado Playfield, Rancho Conejo Playfield, Conejo Creek Northwest (future park site), Oakbrook Neighborhood Park, and Triunfo Community Park) to review the proposed conceptual improvements (Exhibit D) and receive feedback from the community. Meetings were notified via a mailer to neighbors, signage posted on site, and on the District website. Proposed concept plans and information were posted on the District website for public review and comment before and after the meetings. (Park & Planning Projects - Conelo Recreation and Park District (crpd.orq) click the Pickleball in the Conejo Valley tab). In addition, staff met with the local Ventura County Pickleball Club to review the proposed improvements and receive feedback. At the conclusion of the public outreach meetings, staff and the Ad Hoc committee developed a weighted scoring system, based on Location in the District (maximum 20 points), Recreation Staff Input (15), Pickleball Club Input (10), Development Feasibility (15), Cost Estimate (20) and Public Outreach (20). Staff and the Ad Hoc Committee then scored each criteria for each site based on a percentage.