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2. Assure that all youth -related policy and planning efforts involve <br />coordination among public, private and non-profit sectors and that they <br />utilize discoveries from the Youth Master Plan. <br />A. Make the discoveries of the Youth Master Plan known to all relevant groups so they <br />can be used to inform planning and decision-making. <br />B. Youth Commission and ad hoc Youth Master Plan Committee should meet on an <br />ongoing basis with representatives of policy-making bodies such as Conejo <br />Recreation and Park District, Conejo Valley Unified School District and City of <br />Thousand Oaks to assure joint planning, coordination and discussion of youth - <br />focused policies, programs and services. <br />C. Develop innovative ways for City staff, policy makers and institutional administrators <br />to involve and consult youth in developing and implementing policies or programs <br />that affect youth. <br />D. Under the auspices of the Youth Commission, develop an annual Youth Summit to <br />coordinate and collectively address youth issues. Youth and adult participants on <br />this committee will include representatives from Conejo Recreation and Park <br />District, Conejo Valley Unified School District, Teen Center, faith groups, civic <br />groups, libraries, police, colleges and universities, City staff, businesses, <br />families, and others. <br />E. Develop dialogue with Thousand Oaks Police Department and youth to enhance <br />relationships and build trust, especially around safety, crime prevention, diversity <br />and inclusion. Create more awareness and develop common solutions for youth - <br />related issues such as racial profiling, curfew, safe driving, etc.. <br />i�tP+ <br />.d f <br />r kr A <br />.-.E <br />FA.tlr�seF� <br />July 2, 2002 City of YY? ousand Oaks Youth MasterPlan g <br />163 <br />