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July 27, 2000 Page 3 Pluth presented an overview of the concept plan for the proposed facility, identified and discussed site components, topography, and development phasing. In response to Board inquiries, Sorensen explained that that the center will be principally for therapeutic use, the parking lot is in good condition, there are currently two bams on the site, connection to the existing regional trail system is problematic, the focal homeowners association is aware of the project and is supportive, there are existing lights in the arena area, the City is contemplating erection of sound walls along the 101 Freeway, and costs for weed abatement and water utilities are the District's responsibility. He reviewed the development permit conditions for the site. Bryan McQueeney, co-founder of Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship, presented an overview of the organization, cited examples and benefits of the therapeutic program, and said that programming would likely begin January 2001, and a fund raising program will be initiated. He identified and discussed the various programs to be offered, and commended District staff for their professionalism. Berger announced that three written statement cards were submitted by Jim Palmer, Mariella Palmer, and Susan Ward. All wrote in support of the recommendation. Lange stated his support of the program, and Jacobsen acknowledged the homeowners association for the donation of the site. It was moved by Lange, seconded by Gibson, and carried 5-0 to authorize the General Manager to execute the agreement between Ride On and the Conejo Recreation and Park District. 8. A. Authorization To Award Bid For Construction Of Conejo Creek North Quadrant, Dog Park, To Cascade Sprinklers of Moorpark In Amount Of $200,201 Sorensen presented an overview of the history of the site, including the process involved in the development of the Master Plan, work of the focus group, community workshops and public hearings. He said that Cascade Sprinklers submitted the low bid of $233,000.