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August 5, 2004 Page 4 inquiry Friedl explained that the public hearing regarding Dog Park lighting, involves the modification of a current development permit and the public hearing could be handled either by administrative staff or by the Planning Commission. Gibson referenced the Conejo Creek Park Master Plan and stated that no promise was made relative to Dog Park lighting. Holt requested that the creek at Conejo Community Center be cleaned prior to concerts in the park. B. Recreation Division Report Wiley reported that the Fall 2004 Recreation Program Guide was mailed to District residents Thursday, July 29; Intemet and mail registration began Tuesday, August 3, and continuous through August 23; the City of Thousand Oaks along with MV Transportations will provide free shuttle service for seniors to the concerts in the park August 15 and September 6; Greg Adams will perform a jazz concert at the August 15 concert and Herman's Hermits will perform September 6; the Teen Center "End of Summer" dance will be held Saturday, August 14; the annual Goebel Senior Adult Center Labor Day Breakfast will feature entertainment; and the community theatre group, The Vagabond Players, will present the play Squabbles." Holt commented that the shuttle for seniors to the concerts is a great idea.. In response to Jacobsen's inquiry regarding an end of summer barbecue at Rancho Conejo Playfields for the program participants of Conejo Creek Condominiums, Wiley confirmed that there are several District activities held at the complex. Jacobsen expressed interest in expanding this type of program to other areas of the city, and the Board would be receptive to being made aware of where there may be a need for a similar program. C. Management Services Division Report Lewanda presented an update of the state budget situation. D. General Manager's Report Friedl reported that staff is currently coordinating with COSCA on fire management policies and practices. Report will be brought to COSCA and CRPD Boards. Also, the District will be participating in an Environmental Impact Statement review plan process that the National Park Service is currently involved in and the District will benefit from information gained from this review.