County Floodplain Management Plan Now Available for Public Comment Until July 7, 2016 The County of Los Angeles is notifying the community about the opportunity to comment on the Draft County Floodplain Management Plan. The Plan is available at: http://dpw.lacounty.gov/WMD/NFIP/FMP/draftFMP.cfm and comments will be accepted on our website through July 7, 2016. A flyer announcing
Advisory: Palmdale Sheriff’s Station Community Advisory Committee Town Hall Meeting The Community Advisory Committee represents the community and advises the Sheriff’s Department on community concerns, Sheriff’s action and community engagement. If you would like to hear more about this committee, meet the members, or if you have questions and/or concerns about the Sheriff’s
Littlerock Reservoir Sediment Removal Project[SCH No. 2005061171] Please be apprised of a public meeting and comment period for sediment removal at Littlerock Reservoir on May 19th, 6pm to 9pm, at Palmdale Water District Board Room, 2029 East Ave Q, Palmdale, CA 93550, 661.947.4111. Link to pertinent information: http://www.palmdalewater.org/about/new-development-projects/district-projects/littlerock-sediment-removal-project/ The public comment period pertaining to the
County Parks Assessment & Funding Meeting Last week we presented the results of our Countywide Needs Assessment, the result of 14 months of study and hundreds of hours of community input. What we learned — nearly every community in the County has some kind of important park need, whether it’s a new park, upgrades to
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Destruction of Oak Trees by Gold-Spotted Oak Borers is reaching the Antelope Valley Gold-Spotted Oak Borers, that appeared in San Diego County in 2002, which have killed approximately 80,000 oak trees to date. It has since spread, and appeared in our sister town council area of Green Valley. Slowing the spread will require great care and
Southern California National Forests Land Management Plan Monitoring Transition The purpose of this message is to notify you that the adopted monitoring strategies are now being proposed for administrative changes to bring them into compliance with new planning regulations. For details about these changes and how to provide comments, please visit one of the following webpages:
The Angeles National Forest (ANF) is seeking input and requests your comments on a proposal to maintain many of the existing fuelbreaks located primarily on ridgetops within the Sierra Pelona Mountain Range north of the City of Santa Clarita, CA. The proposed action would remove vegetation within approximately 300 feet along specified ridges in the
Water/High Speed Rail Ballot Initiative Would Redirect High Speed Rail Funds to Water Projects
Los Angeles County GIS Data Portal has posted a new item, ‘Los Angeles County Flood Control District Right-of-Way Parcels‘ The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works is focused on creating an interactive environment that allows efficient access to flood control right-of-way information for our customers. This dataset contains the boundaries of the Los Angeles