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October 4, 2001 Page 3 for $80,000 in FY '00-01; however, due to discovery of a very wet existing subgrade, it was necessary to enlarge the project in scope and cost; and $160,000 was budgeted in FY'01-02 for the project. In response to Board inquiries, Sorensen said that the cost of services to be provided by Gorian Soils Engineering, Inc. is included in Premier Paving, Inc.'s bid, and no major changes are needed in the existing walkways. It was moved by Berger, seconded by Lange, and carried 4-0 to authorize the General Manager to award a contract to Premier Paving Inc., of Ontario, in the amount of $94,780 and a 10 percent contingency amount of $9,478, for the upper parking lot reconstruction at Conejo Community Center; funds available from Capital Projects Account for CCC#13,804-811-81303-004-10-4. 9. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION 10. REPORTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS A. Status Report — 2001-2002 Capital Improvement Projects Sorensen referenced the documentation and supplied additional information. Dos Vientos Community Park - He said that construction of the community center, restroomlconcession, and maintenance buildings is proceeding rapidly. Dos Vientos School/Park Site D — Sorensen said that this 4.5 -acre neighborhood park site is the last park scheduled for development within the Dos Vientos Specific Plans; the adjacent site is now planned for a middle school instead of an elementary school, resulting in different facility requirements; and it is likely that the park site, in whole or part, will be developed on a site proximate to the school. In response to Board inquiries, Sorensen said that relative to Northwood Park, some members of the focus group do not want an onsite parking lot, and the Board will be involved in that decision. Relative to the Dog Park, staff is confident that the present program to mitigate the recently discovered high chloride levels in the soil will be successful; staff will investigate the need for seeding the park's perimeter; and, in the past, mutt mitts were provided free at several locations, and their use is beneficial to park sites.