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June 20, 2024 Page 3 It was moved by Cusworth, seconded by Huffer, and carried 3-0 to select an cast the District's ballot for Elaine Magner as representative to the CSDA Boar of Directors I NO mom 11, in Mooney reported staff has held several Rancho Potrero Neighborhood meetings; he th expects to bring an action item to the Board at the next meeting on July 18 . 11111111;:111 111 1111iiiiii i�1111111qi• Mont Callis reported that Touch a Truck was very successful and expressed thanks to Director Huffer and the Kiwanis Club, and other service clubs, for their assistance with the event. Summer Camps are in full swing. The 401 Hillcrest Drive building is being utilized by the Therapeutics Unit for tweens and older patrons; younger patrons are still being served at Old Meadows. Callis referenced two handouts shared with the Board this evening: an updated flyer outlining the partnerships between CRPD and the City, and an Administrative Memo regarding Political Policy Issues in Parks and Outside of Facilities. She and Director Nickles attended the City Council meeting last Tuesday, representing the District, as it was recognized for National Parks and Recreation month. That evening, Callis presented a video to the Council highlighting their mutual partnerships. 11 11111111i�11111111q iiq�pii� I111 I Smith provided a legislative update including information on the Workplace Violence Protection Plan; a plan and training are currently being implemented at the District. Many thanks to Human Resources Manager Howell for assisting in the rollout and helping to meet the July 1st deadline. Regarding the proposed Taxpayer Protective Act Initiative, the California Supreme Court has ruled it will not appear on the November ballot. TMM f--1 0-tLe W owl= Friedl gave kudos to Smith and her staff regarding all the hard work that went into both the CRPD and MRCA final budgets presented this evening. He reminded Board