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May 24, 2001 Page 2 As no one else was in attendance who wished to address the Board, the Public Hearing was continued to the next regular meeting. B. Approval Of Agreement With City Of Thousand Oaks For Use Of City Facility - North Building At 401 Hillcrest Ward referenced the agreement, provided background information, and stated that the agreement was unanimously approved by the Thousand Oaks City Council on May 22, and it is anticipated that the City will shortly begin the bid process. In response to Board inquiries, Ward identified and discussed significant points of the agreement. He said that the City will maintain the building and grounds; CRPD will operate and manage the facility and program uses, including services provided by the Arts Council of the Conejo, which operates under a Memorandum of Understanding with the City and CRPD; CRPD will pay a share of the utilities based upon square footage of administrative office space to the total space; the South building has been rehabilitated and leased to the National Park Service; the agreement is similar in nature to those presently in force between the City and CRPD, relative to the Senior and Teen Centers; and the term of the agreement is 25 -years, with extension options. Berger and Gibson expressed support for the agreement. It was moved by Berger, seconded by Lange, and carried 5-0 to authorize the Board Chair to execute the submitted agreement and authorize the City to bid the project. 8. NEW ITEMS A. Adoption Of Resolutions 052401-A, 052401-B And 052401-C, Setting The Date For A Public Hearing For Landscape Maintenance District (LIVID) 94-1, Dos Vientos Sorensen referenced assessment district law requirements, and identified the proposed improvements within LIVID 94-1. He said that it is anticipated that the improvements will significantly increase in the last quarter of 2001- 2002 with the addition of the 27 -acre Dos Vientos Community Center and Park site; a June groundbreaking ceremony is planned for late June; it is further anticipated that the annual levy to be proposed will be less than the