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July 10, 1997 Page 4 Jacobsen emphasized the importance of the master planning process and said that the involvement of concerned groups and individuals is desired, and no decisions will be made prior to community inputs. Jo Terrusa requested that staff investigate the concerns of the residents in the area at the east end of Las Flores Road. Gillette said that the District is cognizant of the historical significance of the property and the issues involved, and he said that a park drive such as that at Conejo Creek North would not serve high density traffic needs and would not be a good use of park property. He said that it would be extremely premature for the District to get involved in the proposed project at this time, the park is a regional site, and thus community wide involvement would be necessary before any decisions are made. It was moved by Gillette and seconded by Lange to decline to take a position on the feasibility of the road or participate in the construction costs, until such time as more information is available. Lange, Holt, and Jacobsen echoed Gillette's statements. Berger said that the sale of the property is not a consideration. The motion carried ". Jacobsen thanked the participants for their presence and input. The meeting was recessed at 9:07 p.m. and reconvened at 9:14 p.m. B. Adoption Of Resolution Number 071097-A, A Resolution Adopting The Memorandum Of Understanding That adjusts Employee Benefits And Salaries It was moved by Gillette, seconded by Holt, and carried 5-0 to approve Resolution Number 071097-A, a resolution that adopts the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) entered into by the District and SEW and adjusts other employee benefits and salaries, as outlined in the submitted memorandum, that it be read in title only and all other readings be waived. Gillette stated his appreciation to staff and the appropriate SEIU representatives for the agreement.