Rancho Santa Susana Community Park Sports Lighting Replacement Project RFP
Aug 2, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
Work consists of park sports lighting replacement.
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Aug 2, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
Work consists of park sports lighting replacement.
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Simi Valley
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Ventura
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1692 Sycamore Dr
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(805) 584-4400
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93065
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rancho Simi Recreation And Park District
The Board meeting covered a variety of organizational and community items. Key topics included the establishment of the 2026/27 appropriations limitation, the approval for publication of the preliminary budget, and a report on the Oak Park committee meeting. Discussions also involved directions for lighted ballfields at Houghton Park, an amendment to the agreement for food and beverage concessions at the Simi Hills Golf Course, and the adoption of the preliminary district operation and capital improvement budget. Additionally, the Board addressed pay and benefit changes for various employee associations, the adoption of full-time employee classification schedules, and potential revisions to the district's mission statement.
The Board of Directors meeting addressed several key business items, including the solicitation of bids for weed abatement services, the approval of a contract for the Rancho Simi Community Park East Parking Lot Renovation Project, and the presentation of the part-time employee of the month. The Board conducted a public hearing and approved a resolution regarding the engineer's report and assessment for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the Board initiated action to call for a general district election, approved a property purchase and sale agreement with the Triunfo Water and Sanitation District, and held a closed session to discuss litigation exposure, labor negotiations, and the appointment of a district manager.
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The board meetings covered various items including the review of the draft fiscal year 2026/27 preliminary operating budget and capital improvement projects. Discussions involved the operational budget for the activity center, the award of contract for the Activity Center Phase 3 construction project, and authorization to solicit bids for the Rancho Santa Susana Community Park Phase 4 construction project. Additionally, the meetings included executive sessions concerning labor negotiations and a public employee appointment, as well as reporting and filing of the appropriations limitation.
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