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SUMMARY <br />Recommendations <br />In preparing the City of Thousand Oaks' first Youth Master Plan, the Youth Master Plan <br />Committee, under the auspices of the Youth Commission, developed five broad <br />recommendations based on the findings that were drawn from data collected over nine <br />months. These recommendations include short-term and long-term goals which can be <br />completed over a five-year period through 2007. The five broad recommendations are: <br />1. Assure that Thousand Oaks is a "youth friendly," safe and <br />supportive community. <br />2. Assure that all youth -related policy and planning efforts involve <br />coordination among public, private and non-profit sectors and that <br />they utilize discoveries from the Youth Master Plan. <br />3. Increase awareness about resources, programs and activities for <br />youth involvement. <br />4. Improve and increase youth opportunities, programs and activities <br />(recreational, entertainment, cultural, social, educational, etc.) to <br />safely and appropriately meet a variety of enrichment and <br />developmental needs of Thousand Oaks youth. <br />5. Continue, under the auspices of the Thousand Oaks Youth <br />Commission, the ad hoc Youth Master Plan Committee to oversee <br />further development, implementation and accountability of the <br />Youth Master Plan. <br />The following pages (8-13) <br />contain a detailed summary <br />of each recommendation. <br />July 2, 2002 City of Thousand Oaks Y'outir A19,step p1{ n 7 <br />161 <br />