§ 3.3

3.3.0. In General.¶

3.3.1. Physical Changes in the Environment.¶

3.3.2. Lack of Comprehensive Resource Surveys.¶

3.3.3. Maintenance of High Quality Water Resources.¶

3.3.4. Recreational Uses.¶

3.3.5. Limited City Resources.¶

3.3.6. Development Pressure and Rising Property Values.¶

3.4.1. CON GOAL 1. Natural Resources Preserved and Protected.¶

3.4.2. CON GOAL 2. Cultural Resources Preserved and Protected.¶

3.4.3. CON GOAL 3. Energy Conserved.¶

3.4.4. CON GOAL 4. Water Conserved.¶

3.4.5. CON GOAL 5. Solid Waste Reduced and Recycled.¶

3.5.1. Purpose.¶

3.5.2. Arroyo Sequit.¶

3.5.3. Willow Creek.¶

3.5.4. San Nicholas Canyon.¶

3.5.5. Los Alias (Decker) Canyon.¶

3.5.6. Lechuza Canyon.¶

3.5.7. Clyde Canyon (Pedra/Pescador watershed, Malibu Wastewater Study, 1992).¶

3.5.8. Encinal Canyon.¶

3.5.9. Steep Hill Canyon.¶

3.5.10. Trancas Canyon.¶

3.5.11. Zuma Canyon.¶

3.5.12. Newton Canyon.¶

3.5.13. Point Dume.¶

3.5.14. Walnut Canyon.¶

3.5.15. Ramirez Canyon.¶

3.5.16. Escondido Canyon.¶

3.5.17. Latigo Canyon.¶

3.5.18. Solstice Canyon.¶

3.5.19. Dry Canyon.¶

3.5.20. Corral Canyon.¶

3.5.21. Puerco Canyon.¶

3.5.22. Malibu Canyon.¶

3.5.23. Carbon Canyon.¶

3.5.24. Cold Creek Canyon.¶

3.5.25. Hepatic Gulch.¶

3.5.26. Piedra Gorda Canyon.¶

3.5.27. Las Flores Canyon and Little Las Flores Canyon.¶

3.5.28. Tuna and Pena Canyons.¶

3.5.29. Topanga Canyon and Tributaries.¶

4.4.1.¶

4.4.2.¶

4.4.3.¶

4.4.4. C GOAL 4. Scenic Roads and Roadways.¶

5.1.1. Legislative Authorization.¶

5.1.2. Purpose and Scope.¶

6.1.1. Legislative Authorization.¶

6.1.2. Purpose and Scope.¶

6.1.3. Related Information and Terminology.¶

6.4.1. N GOAL 1. Acceptable Noise Levels.¶

7.5.1. Goals, Objectives, Policies, and Implementation Programs.¶

7.5.2. Quantified Objectives.¶

Adaptive Reuse¶

Adverse Impact¶

Affordability Requirements¶

Applicant¶

Avoid¶

Basic Biogeographic Planning Area¶

Bluff¶

Caltrans¶

Character¶

Coastal Morphology¶

Community¶

Composting¶

Conservation Element¶

Cumulative Effect or Cumulative Impact¶

dBA¶

Density Transfer¶

Development (Proposed)¶

Disturbed Sensitive Resource Areas (DSRAs)¶

Downzoning¶

Easement¶

Ecology¶

Encourage¶

Endangered Species¶

Encroachment¶

Ensure¶

Evapotranspiration¶

Fiscal Impact Analysis¶

Floodplain¶

"Granny Flats"¶

Ground Failure¶

Growth Management¶

Heritage Tree¶

Households, Number of¶

Household, Low-Income¶

Household, Very-Low Income¶

Housing Element¶

Impact Fee¶

Impervious Surface¶

Influent¶

Jobs/Housing Balance; Jobs/Housing Ratio¶

Joint Power Agency (JPA)¶

Landslide¶

Liquefaction¶

Maintain¶

Mitigate¶

Mixed-Use Development¶

Natural Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)¶

Neighborhood¶

Open Space Element¶

Ordinance¶

Payment in lieu¶

Percolation¶

Planned Unit Development (PUD)¶

Policy¶

Pollution, Point Source¶

Promontory¶

Rare or Endangered Species¶

Recreation, Passive¶

Retrofit¶

Ridgeline¶

Riparian Corridor¶

Safety Element¶

Second Unit¶

Service¶

Significant Oak Woodlands and Oak Savannahs¶

Solid Waste¶

Sphere of Influence¶

Stringline Rule¶

Subdivision¶

Subsidence¶

Terrestrial¶

Transportation Management System (TSM)¶

Trip Generation¶

Vehicle Trip¶

Viewshed¶

Wastewater Irrigation¶

Wetland¶

Zoning Map¶