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May 9, 2002 Page 2 As no one was in attendance who wished to address the Board, the public hearing was continued to the next regular meeting on May 23, 2002. 8. NEW ITEMS A. Approval Of Memorandum Of Understanding With Foxmoor Property Owners Association And Authorization To Proceed with Program Implementation Scott referenced the documentation. She said that this is an annual request for the provision of a morning summer recreation program; if approved, this will be the program's 20"' year; and the program has been very successful. She stated staff recommendation. In response to Board inquiries, Holt said that the registration fee is $140 per child, the District will retain $120 per child, the homeowner's association will receive approximately 15 percent of each registrant's fee for maintenance costs, a maximum of 55 children will be eligible to participate in each of the two sessions, a minimum of 45 registered participants is required to conduct the camp, and it is basically the same program as presented last year. It was moved by Holt, seconded by Berger, and carried 5-0 to authorize the General Manager to sign the submitted Memorandum of Understanding with the Foxmoor Property Owners Association and authorize staff to proceed with the implementation of the program on a reimbursed cost basis. B. Authorization To Issue Permit And Use Memorandum Of Understanding To Regulate Newbury Park Rotary Club's Oktoberfest At Conejo Creek North Scott stated that the Newbury Park Rotary Club has requested use of Conejo Creek North on Sunday, September 15 for its annual Oktoberfest Celebration, the Oktoberfest has been held successfully at Conejo Creek in the past with no major incidents, and the event will be at the Lakeside Pavilion. She stated staff recommendation. In response to Board inquiries, Scott explained that event sponsors, including Jeff Losey, event chair, are aware of the new requirements of the Ventura County Health and Environmental Services Agency, training has been conducted, no additional impact to the park is anticipated, and the permit granted is a Class 3.