The commission approved Southern California Edison’s permits for the replacements of four deteriorated power poles On Monday night’s Planning Commission meeting, the first item addressed was the Lechuza Beach Public Access Improvement Project Coastal Development Permit. After an hour discussion, the commission approved the proposal without a restroom facility. The proposal includes improving accessibility with […]
Lechuza Beach Public Access Improvements Project continued to a date uncertain The Malibu Planning Commission rejected an application to improve two pedestrian crossings at an existing crosswalk near Carbon Beach at the recent Planning Commission meeting on Feb. 20. Caltrans states the proposed project will improve pedestrian safety by including a mechanism for vehicles to come […]
Commissioners address alleged violations of conflict of interest law and defers Lechuza Beach construction decision By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times When the Malibu Planning Commission convened on Oct. 2, Commissioners Skylar Peak and Dennis Robert Smith addressed the allegations that they violated the California Financial Conflict of Interest Law by allegedly voting […]
Dear Editor, In response to Judy Abel’s August 4th article, Malibu Shores Drown in Litter, MRCA stewards its coastal properties daily and in some high use areas such as Lechuza Beach, Carbon La Costa Beach, and Escondido Canyon Park, twice daily during the high use visitor season (typically Memorial Day to Labor Day). We post photos […]
Hurricane Hilary, upgraded from a tropical storm, could slam Southern California and the southwestern U.S. this weekend with heavy rain, wind and surf.