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October 7, 2004 Page 3 Proposition 1A passes, the shift of District revenues would continue for the next two fiscal years; in 2003104 budget year the District lost nearly $1.4 million due to the ongoing state tax shift; and in 2004105 fiscal year, the state will take a combined total of approximately $2.2 million from the District. Friedl introduced Dave Mullinax, Channei Counties' Regional Representative for the League of California Cities, who presented background information involving the creation, endorsement, support and specifics of Proposition 1A. He said that under Proposition 1A, the State Legislature would only be able to "borrow" local property taxes with a two- thirds vote of both houses of the Legislature, and the borrowed amount would have to be repaid in three years. Lange stated his backing of Proposition 1A, and urged its support. Gibson said that California Association of Recreation and Park Districts (CARPD) will support and contribute to Proposition 1A, but maintained that Proposition 65 would have provided stronger legislative protection for local governments. It was moved by Gibson, seconded by Lange, and carried " to adopt Resolution 100704-A in support of Proposition 1A — "Protection of Local Government Revenues," that it be read in title only and all further readings be waived. B. Authorization To Renew Annual Lease With Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship Friedl provided background information. He explained that the 40 -year lease is renewable annually, no issues were worthy of change, and staff recommends renewing the lease for 2004105. It was moved by Berger, seconded by Jacobsen, and carred " to authorize staff to execute the annual lease renewal with Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship under existing terms and conditions. C. Response To Request Relative To Sycamore Canyon School, Committee On Future Enrollment Friedl referenced the invitation from the Conejo Valley Unified School