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March 3, 2005 Page 3 Huffer urged recognition of Thousand Oaks High School and Oaks Christian Soccer Teams. In response to Gibson's inquiry, Huffer stated that AYSO planned to meet its monetary commitments through fund raisers like the Pot of Gold Tournament, product merchandising, and corporate sponsorships; and currently AYSO has approximately 2,800 participating youth. It was moved by Holt, seconded by Lange, and carried 5-0 to authorize the General Manager to enter into the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), Region 9 and Conejo Recreation & Park District for priority use of the Conejo Creek South Soccer Complex. A. Approval Of Draft Project Description To Be Used As The Project Description For Lang Ranch Community Park Draft Environmental Impact Report Friedl stated that this is an information report, he emphasized that no action on the project would be taken tonight, and noted the presence of Eric Wilson, EDAW, Inc. consultant, and referred to the aerial photo of existing community parks and their service areas and the location of the proposed Lang Ranch Community Park. Pluth provided background information, and noted the summary of public comments received. Referencing a map, Pluth identified and discussed project characteristics including lower, middle and upper terraces, proposed parking sites, community center, playgrounds, picnic areas, areas for nonprogrammed activities, access points and trail system. He said that CRPD has provided opportunities for public comment, including a public scoping meeting on September 28, 2004, to help determine concerns, and facilitate recommendations of issues to be studied within an Environmental Impact Report (EIR); If approved, the Draft Project Description will be used as the Project Description for the Draft Environmental Impact Report. He answered questions. Jacobsen spoke of the desire to protect adjacent homeowners and mitigate the impact of site activities.