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Sep 20, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Seeking for oncall tree management services.
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Sep 14, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Construction services from licensed general contractors for construction of a new 1.6 acre park. The work includes concrete and decomposed granite pedestrian pathways, fitness equipment, cast in place concrete seat walls, poured in place rubberized surfacing, shade canopy, fencing, bioretention basins, storm drain improvements, pedestrian bridges, and landscape and irrigation.
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City
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Thousand Oaks
County
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Ventura
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403 W Hillcrest Drive
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(323) 221-9944
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91360
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mountains Recreation And Conservation Auth
The Governing Board considered the adoption of a Final Negative Declaration and the approval of the Lechuza Beach Public Access Improvements Project in the City of Malibu. The project includes the replacement of beach access stairways, construction of new view platforms, installation of new restrooms with advanced wastewater treatment systems, and the creation of ADA-compliant parking and loading zones. The Board reviewed the history of settlement agreements regarding the site, the environmental review process conducted under the California Environmental Quality Act, and the public comment period that followed. Following the review, the Board moved to approve the project and authorized the Executive Officer to proceed with necessary actions.
This Hazard Mitigation Plan outlines the strategy for the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority to reduce vulnerability to natural hazards in response to the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA 2000). The plan focuses on significant threats such as Earthquake, Flood, Wildfire, Extreme Weather, and Epidemic/Pandemic and Vector-Borne Diseases. It establishes five core mitigation goals: Protect Life and Property, Public Awareness, Natural Systems, Partnerships and Implementation, and Emergency Services. Through a comprehensive planning process and identified action items, the plan aims to enhance hazard assessment, implement preventative measures, and ensure compliance with federal assistance programs, ultimately making the agency's facilities and infrastructure more resilient.
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The Malibu Lower-Cost Accommodations Public Works Plan outlines a strategy for implementing, operating, and managing park and facility improvement projects, public outreach programs, and operations at the Malibu Blu’s Open Space and Ramirez Canyon Park. Key initiatives include enhancing facilities, landscaping, picnic areas, trails, and signage, alongside fuel modification and vegetation/site management in Malibu Blu’s, and considering additional overnight and visitor-serving improvements at Ramirez Canyon Park. The plan aims to provide lower-cost accommodations.
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