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Minutes 1-18-96 Page 3 Anne Alverez expressed concerns about excessive parking on the surrounding private streets. Holt stated that street parking issues are under the jurisdiction of the City of Thousand Oaks. Jacobsen suggested that the District communicate citizens' parking concerns to the City. John Innes, landscape architect, said he was available for questions. Frank Fay, of Shapell Industries, said that he was available for questions. Lesley Friedman deferred to Michael Ireland. Michael Ireland, Chair of the Rancho Conejo Village Homeowners Association Park Committee, stated his appreciation of the District's cooperation and expressed concern about the misuse of the surrounding area and park site. He referenced the association's design and phasing outline and identified suggestions for crime deterrence, including motion sensors on walkway lights, non-locking bathroom stalls, and modified architecture and relocation of the restroom. Tobie Snitzer thanked the District for its cooperation and expressed concern for bathroom security. Nan Eichermueller thanked the District for its cooperation and recommended a larger tot -lot and also delaying construction of the parking lot until Phase 2. Additionally, she said she was against parking on Camino dos Rios. Lesley Friedman thanked the District for its cooperation, and recommended a larger tot -lot and a second basketball court. She said she also was against parking on Camino dos Rios. As no one else wished to address the Board, Gillette closed the public hearing. In response to Board inquiries, Sorensen said that motion detectors for lighting would increase costs approximately $1,000, the size of the proposed tot -lot would be comparable to those in other District parks, the cost of a larger tot -lot would be the District's responsibility, no District parks have more than one basketball court, staff is not adverse to an architectural modification or