RECAP:
Santa Monica Mountains/Malibu
Monterey/Santa Cruz
About Periodic LCP Review and ReCAP
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Liz
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Manager, Statewide Planning
California Coastal Commission
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San Francisco, CA 94105-2219
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Right Column
Findings and Recommendations
for the Santa Monica Mountains/Malibu
Regional Cumulative Assessment Project (ReCAP)
June 1999
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BACKGROUND TO THE ReCAP Page 1
THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS/MALIBU ReCAP Page 2
CUMULATIVE IMPACT ISSUES Page 3
THE ReCAP REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS Page 4
A NOTE ON THE DATA Page 4CH 2: ReCAP AREA REGIONAL OVERVIEW Page 7
POPULATION Page 8
LAND USE PLANNING AND REGULATORY AUTHORITIES Page 9
REGULATORY OVERVIEW/PROJECTIONS Page 10CH 3: CONCENTRATION AND LOCATION OF DEVELOPMENT Page 13
OVERVIEW Page 13
MANAGING THE AMOUNT OF POTENTIAL GROWTH Page 19
MODIFYING CRITERIA FOR DONOR AREAS Page 22
IMPROVING IMPLEMENTATION OF MITIGATION Page 29
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LOCAL COASTAL PLANNING Page 34
REDUCING THE IMPACTS FROM NEW DEVELOPMENT Page 38OVERVIEW Page 39
SHORELINE ACCESS Page 43IMPROVING EXISTING ACCESS OPPORTUNITIES Page 43
PARKING Page 48
IMPROVING ACCESS MITIGATION MEASURES Page 51
VENTURA COUNTY ACCESS POLICIES Page 58
REGIONAL ACCESS GUIDE Page 59PUBLIC LANDS AND INLAND TRAILS Page 60
IMPROVING TRAIL ACCESS MITIGATION Page 61
IMPROVING TRAIL ACCESS OPPORTUNITIES Page 65CH 5: SHORELINE ARMORING Page 67
OVERVIEW Page 67
POLICY BACKGROUND Page 68
SHORELINE CONDITIONS Page 69
MEASURES TO AVOID OR MINIMIZE FUTURE ARMORING Page 70
MEASURES TO MINIMIZE AND MITIGATE IMPACTS FROM PERMITTED ARMORING Page 74
EMERGENCY ARMORING OF THE SHORELINE Page 78
BEACH NOURISHMENT OPPORTUNITIES Page 81
MITIGATING IMPACTS OF ARMORING PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY Page 83
ADDRESSING SEA LEVEL RISE 86
Figures
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Figure 2-1: ReCAP Region
Figure 2-2: Ownership Patterns Page 7
Figure 2-3: Population Trends 1970-2020 ................. Page 8
Figure 2-4: Development Types of Coastal Commission Actions 1978-1996............. Page 10
Figure 2-5: Distribution of Vacant and Developed Parcels ............... Page 11
Figure 3-1: New Development Approved in the Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone 1978-1996
Figure 3-2: Location of Potential Additional Development
Figure 3-3: Location of Constraints on Potential Additional Development
Figure 3-4: Future Development Potential: Distribution by Jurisdiction and Degree of Constraint
Figure 3-5: Vacant, Retired and Developed Lots in Small Lot Subdivisions in L.A. County and Malibu
Figure 3-6: Approved Development and Retired Lots in Sensitive Resource Areas within L.A. County 1978-1996
Figure 3-7: Number of Open Space OTDs by Expiration Year on TDC/GSA Lots ........... Page 32
Figure 3-8: Areas of Unconstrained Land
Figure 4-1: Public Recreation Acquisitions
Figure 4-2: Public Access-Dedicated Easement Parcel Map
Figure 4-3: Overview of Existing Shoreline Access
Figure 4-4: Inland Trail OTDs required .......................................................................Page 63
Figure 4-5: Trail Corridors and Offers to Dedicate Inland Public Trail Easements
Figure 5-1: Littoral Cells and Sediment Budget for the Santa Monica Mountains/Malibu Region
Figure 5-2: Applications for SPDs filed in Project Area 1978 1996 ...............................Page 71
Figure 5-3: Commission Actions on Applications for SPDs in the Project Area,1978-1996 .Page 71Figure A-1: Existing Land Use.
Figure A-2: Land Use Designations from Local Government Planning Documents (1983-1991)
Figure A-3 (a-f): Public Access to and along the Shore (from West to East):
Figure A-3a
Figure A-3b
Figure A-3c
Figure A-3d
Figure A-3e
Figure A-3f
Figure A-4 (a-f) Shoreline Armoring Inventory (from West to East):
Figure A-4a
Figure A-4b
Figure A-4c
Figure A-4d
Figure A-4e
Figure A-4f