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November 17, 2005 <br />Page 3 <br />Gibson suggested that consideration be given to adding perfunctory items <br />to the Consent Calendar. <br />9. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION <br />None <br />10. REPORTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS <br />A. Budget Performance Report — October 2005 — No Comment <br />B. Correspondence Relative To Estella Park To Glenwood Place Access <br />Strip <br />In response to Gibson's inquiry, Friedl referenced a map and identified the <br />access strip in question. He said that recently park patrons have indicated <br />that nuisance activities are occurring along the access trail to the park; in <br />the past few months CRPD has received requests from over half of the <br />residents of Glenwood Place to close the access trail; staff has sent a letter <br />to all homes on Glenwood Place to measure sentiment about the proposed <br />closure; and staff will bring information and possible options back to the <br />Board. <br />In response to Board inquiries, Friedl said that staff has been in <br />communication with the police; discussions are underway between CRPD <br />and representatives of Hillcrest Christian School, relative to a long-term <br />reciprocal parking agreement; and no homeowners association has yet <br />contacted the District. <br />Jacobsen said that consideration should be given to enhancing the facility <br />and providing alternatives to better meet the needs of the users and <br />neighbors. He requested an analysis of the planning area to identify <br />potential park sites areas and opportunities. <br />Ward said that as much as possible has been done with the site, given the <br />constraints of its small size. Continuing, he said that such an analysis as <br />Jacobson requested would represent a major undertaking and a significant <br />financial investment; it has been done in the past; and no viable options <br />were generated. <br />