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5/6/1999
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May 6, 1999 <br />Page 2 <br />7. DEFERRED MATTERS <br />A. Public Hearing - Fiscal Year 1999-2000 Budget <br />Holt declared the public hearing open. <br />As no one was in attendance who wished to address the Board, the public <br />hearing was continued to the next regular meeting. <br />B. Adoption Of Resolution Authorizing An Amendment To The PERS <br />Contract <br />Jorgensen stated that this is the final action of the process to amend the <br />District's contract with PERS, and it will provide fourth level survivor benefits <br />to employees and families and establish the two percent at 55 retirement <br />plan. He invited questions. <br />It was moved by Gibson, seconded by Lange, and carried 5-0 to <br />approve amending the District's contract with PERS by adopting the <br />Resolution Authorizing An Amendment To The Contract, and <br />authorizing the Board chairman to sign the contract amendments. <br />S. NEW ITEMS <br />A. Approval Of Master Plan For Park Site B — Dos Vientos Playfield <br />Sorensen briefly reviewed relevant history, details, development <br />agreements, and organizations involved with the site. He identified the <br />other park sites in the Dos Vientos tract, and said that this will be the third of <br />four parks to be constructed in the area, and, because the site is to be a <br />lighted facility, it is prudent to approve the Master Plan now and thus <br />facilitate truth in housing information for future homeowners. He noted the <br />presence of representatives of Lee Newman Design Group and Standard <br />Pacific Homes. <br />Gilmore identified the site and discussed the surrounding area, site <br />topography, proposed landscaping, and site components, including the <br />parking facility, tot -lot, restroom/maintenance building, tennis and basketball <br />courts, softball fields, snack bar, and trails. <br />In response to Board inquiries, staff further discussed the trail system and <br />developer responsibilities and explained that a specific type of non -glare, <br />non -spill lighting must be used, the basketball and tennis courts will be <br />lighted, it is expected that 94 parking spaces will be adequate, the natural <br />slope will be landscaped and a drainage network constructed, during the <br />construction stage, the site's plumbing, electrical, and irrigation capabilities <br />will be ensured, an adjacent site is designated for wetland mitigation, and a <br />watering hole for equestrians is envisioned. <br />
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