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Minutes 6-27-96 Page 2 Judith Harker stated that in many areas there are no formal homeowners' associations. Ward presented an historical overview of the site, noting that there are no funds available for site development. He said that any development should involve the school district. Gillette said that it was his personal opinion that Conejo Valley Days and other major events should be held somewhere other than the Conejo Creek site. Lange stated his appreciation for interested individuals and groups willing to become involved in community activities - Carol Wisniewski said that she and others want the opportunity to provide input when the time comes for site development. Sandra Clayton said that the coalition has the ability to work with staff to help identify and fund phased in site development, and members are not dissatisfied with the District's stewardship. Myron Baker spoke of pollution problems, including dust, noise, lights, and rodents, that adjoining Conejo Creek property owners must deal with. Joel Wyenn said that the coalition desires to be part of a voluntary advisory committee to the District, to be of service, and to gather and disseminate information. Judith Harker, said the coalition is aware of, and sensitive to, the problems identified by Baker. Berger said that Conejo Creek is a regional park, and, consequently, input is needed from the whole community. He identified numerous sporting and community facility needs. Sandra Clayton said that flexible recreational fields can be an inclusive community resource. Lisa Creps said that equestrian facilities are important to the Waverly Heights' homeowners. Walt Schaedle said that the District benefits from Conejo Valley Days, and he welcomes any opportunity to meet and share information. Gillette said that the Board will take the matter under continued advisement and he promised that the dialogue will continue. He recessed the meeting at 7:43 p.m.