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July 25, 2002 Page 3 Jacobsen declared the Public Hearing open. Jorgensen stated that staff is available to answer questions. Chuck Huffer, representing AYSO, said that he understood budgetary constraints, but was disappointed that Conejo Creek South improvements were not in this year's budget, and he hoped that next year the site would receive due consideration. He invited all to the Opening Day celebration at Conejo Creek on September 14. Staff explained that, although the schedule has slipped, there is funding for Conejo Creek site improvements, and the proposed General Fund Operating Budget under consideration at this meeting reflects only the service, supplies, maintenance and operations expenditures, whereas the Capital Improvement Projects Budget, which includes Conejo Creek South, was discussed June 13 and will receive final consideration on August 8. Additionally, he said that the Conejo Creek improvements are also a part of the Assessment District Budget and have been approved. As there was no one else in attendance who wished to address the Board, Jacobsen continued the Public Hearing to the next regular meeting. In response to Lange's inquiry, Jorgensen discussed the need for, and cost of, consultants and attorneys to assist District staff with compliance with new laws, updating outmoded systems, and legal representation. 8. NEW ITEMS A. Appointment To Serve On Multi -Agency Ad Hoc Committee On Placement Of Wireless Communication Facilities In Community Ward referenced the correspondence from the City of Thousand Oaks requesting that a Board member be appointed to serve with representatives of the Conejo Valley Unified School District and the City Council to explore a unified approach to siting and lease aspects of wireless facilities. He said he was advised that the chair of COSCA may also be invited, and to preclude Brown Act considerations for COSCA, someone other than a COSCA Board member be appointed.