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Minutes 9-19-96 Page 7 Concluding, he said that the Ventura County National Bank was sold to City National Bank, and the District's banking services will be rebid. In response to Board inquiries, Jorgensen said that October 1 is the goal for the start of the District's internet presence, and no impact to the District is expected as a result of the bank acquisition. D. General Manager's Report Ward summarized: there has been no executive action on Assembly Bill 2797; the consultant's report on the Hill Canyon Regional Recreation Area Golf Course has been released in draft form; a secondary financial and management report is expected shortly; two pow -wows are scheduled for September 21 and 22; and, relative to the MRCA payroll processing plan, the District will recover all direct and indirect costs and MRCA will benefit from the arrangement. In response to Jacobsen's inquiry, Ward said that, if AB2797 is vetoed, the probable legislative response is unclear, and the District and various professional associations have corresponded with the governor and appropriate legislators. E. Directors' Reports Lange said that he attended the recent AYSO (American Youth Soccer Organization) inauguration of the new soccer fields at Pepper Tree Playfield, and he praised the fields and efforts of the staff. Additionally, he said he attended the Botanic Gardens, and he noted the improvements made in recent years. Gillette noted a recent article in the Star on the Stagecoach Inn. Additionally, he said he was pleased to announce that the City Council voted unanimously to uphold the property rights of La Reina High School and California Lutheran University. Jacobsen said he attended the recent RSVP luncheon, and he praised the senior volunteers and the magnitude of their contribution to the community.