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April 22, 2004 <br />Page 2 <br />Head Coach Mark Tietjen recognized Assistant Coach John Parker, thanked the <br />Board, and noted that everyone has benefited from CRPD facilities. He introduced <br />each athlete, and cited his achievements. <br />On behalf of the Board, Holt and Jacobsen, with the assistance of Lukes, <br />presented awards to the athletes. <br />Board members offered their congratulations, and recognized the parents and <br />coaches for their efforts and support of the athletes. <br />4. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC <br />Sharon Noel, Thousand Oaks, spoke in opposition to lights in the dog park. She <br />said she had been a member of the focus group, and lights were not discussed as <br />part of the original plan. <br />Gibson said that the lights are proposed to operate for a very limited amount of <br />time during winter months only. <br />Nancy Thompson, Thousand Oaks, spoke in opposition to the use of jolly <br />jumpers in Waverly Neighborhood Park because of generator noise. Additionally, <br />she requested additional fencing around the facility for safety purposes, white <br />fencing to separate the multiuse trail and park, and regular and frequent policing of <br />the park to discourage deviant behavior. <br />Bonnie Stein, Thousand Oaks, distributed a flyer, spoke in opposition to dog park <br />lighting, and said that the dog park has already had a negative impact on the <br />neighborhood. <br />Bonnie Stein submitted a written statement card in opposition to dog park lighting, <br />and urged that regular patrols be instituted and permits be required for large <br />gatherings and the use of jolly jumpers. <br />Clay Hulett, representing Conejo Valley Days (CVD), distributed CVD <br />memorabilia, and expressed appreciation for District support, especially with <br />parking issues. <br />5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA <br />It was moved by Lange, seconded by Gibson, and carried 4-0, to approve <br />the agenda as presented. <br />