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October 2, 1997 Page 6 B. Recreation Division Report Washington reported that the fall programs began the weeks of September 22, 1997 and September 29, 1997. He stated that on September 27, 1997, the annual Children's Festival of the Arts at Conejo Creek Park took place, with about 800-900 people in attendance. The appearance of the Teen Center was recently upgraded; interior was repainted, gym floor refinished, new carpeting in the game room and office as well as new office equipment. Washington stated that in the recent NRPA Magazine, one of the District's Concert in the Park pictures was used. He went on to say adult tennis leagues were doing quite well and growing in participation. C. Administration Division Report No report. D. General Manager's Report Ward stated that in a recent meeting with Dr. Jerry Gross and Grant Brimhall, an agenda and timeline were developed for consideration of the request that was made by the City and school district regarding Waverly access issues. It was determined that there will be a team of technical and planning people from CRPD, the school district and the City. This team will look at the technical, engineering and cost aspects of circulation in the Conejo Creek area. This meeting is scheduled to take place at the end of the month. The information brought out of this meeting will then be drafted and presented to the administrators, who will finalize it for submittal to the six member committee for their consideration. It will provide the background from which a decision can be made. E. Directors' Reports Lange attended the recent Native American Pow Wow at Borchard Community Center and commented how great the activities were as well as the attendance. He extended thanks to the staff at Borchard Community Center. Holt inquired about the hours of operation for the skate parks being rather short. Washington said there was potential for the expansion of hours, depending on how the program goes. Washington felt the District wanted to start with a conservative schedule.