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Minutes 1-23-97 Page 3 proposed service would necessitate an additional 20 -hour per week personnel clerk, the income received from MRCA would balance with the cost of the services, the processing of two payrolls has gone smoothly, and the adoption of the recommendation would be advantageous for both the District and MRCA. In response to Lange's inquiry, Jorgensen said that the District would be fully compensated for all expenses, plus overhead. It was moved by Lange and seconded by Berger to appropriate an additional $32,000 to the MRCA budget, and authorize staff to proceed with providing additional services to MRCA by adding an additional 20 -hour per week position to the Administration Division staffing. In response to Gillette's inquiry, Jorgensen said that the total income to be received from MRCA would be $85,000, and an additional benefit for the District would be backup in the Human Resources Department. The motion carried unanimously. B. Review Of Off Leash Situation In District Parks And Authorization To Reinstate Penal Code Section 832 Authority To Crew Leader Position Sorensen reviewed the scope, severity, and enforcement problems of leash law violations at District parks, and noted the incompleteness of relevant hard data and the availability of anecdotal information from Animal Control and District staff. He said that: several public safety incidents have been recorded in the last year, violations occur most frequently at Peppertree, North Ranch and Wildflower Playfields, Conejo Creek South, Triunfo and Borchard Parks; until 1988 all District field staff had authorization to issue citations; and staff recommends reinstatement of Penal Code 832 for Crew Leaders. He recommended a modification of the recommendation to state: review and comment on report and confer upon selected District staff per Public Resource Code 5782.26 the authority to issue citations for misdemeanor and infraction violations.