052297 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

May 22, 1997 Page 3 It was moved by Lange and seconded by Berger to: 1. Approve the expansion of the District's website and appropriate the funds necessary for implementation, 2. Direct staff to research and draft guidelines for advertising banners to be included on the website. In response to inquiries, Jorgensen said that the expense, if approved, will be identified in the 1997-98 Budget as a data processing work center item, a majority of the 40 to 50 e-mail messages received per month indicate a desire for on-line registration, the proposal would not result in a decrease in catalog mailings, it is not primarily a cost savings plan, electronic registration was envisioned as part of the original website strategy, and a dynamic, interactive site is desired by most users. Lange said that advertising should be considered. The motion carried 4-1, with Gillette voting in opposition. B. Adoption Of Resolutions 052297- A, B, And C, And Set Date For Public Hearing Regarding Landscape Maintenance District 94-1 For Dos Vientos Development Sorensen reviewed the LIVID for the Dos Vientos development, and identified the boundaries of the assessment district and the proposed components. He said that after consideration of adoption of the first resolution, James D. Grisham of Willdan Associates would review the Engineer's Report. In response to Gillette's inquiry, Sorensen discussed the proposed schedule of construction. Gillette expressed concern that the facilities would be built before the construction of homes. In response to Board concerns, Sorensen said that staff is requesting full disclosure in escrow documents, the full disclosure ordinance of the City of Thousand Oaks must be complied with, it is the intent to have light poles erected in the community park site prior to home construction, and staff will attempt to see that sales office information is complete. It was moved by Berger and seconded by Lange to adopt Resolution 052297- A, A resolution initiating proceedings for the annual levy of assessments and ordering the preparation of an engineer's "report" for a special maintenance district, that it be read in title only and all other readings be waived. In response to Board concerns, Ward said that the Operating Engineers