Topanga Lagoon Restoration plan shows a 200-foot bridge
Title
Topanga Lagoon Restoration plan shows a 200-foot bridge
Description
The Topanga Lagoon Restoration plan, Alternative #2, preferred by the Resource Conservation District, is superimposed on an aerial view of Topanga Beach. It shows...
- A 200-foot, Topanga Lagoon bridge
- The removal of 11.7 acres of earth, including the bluff, Old Malibu Road, and The Snake Pit
- The removal of all the businesses (or their relocation to a small space at left)
- A lifeguard tower built closer to PCH with a helipad
- Public parking structures built over Cholada Thai Beach Cuisine, Oasis Imports, and the Malibu Feed Bin
- A smaller parking lot
- Less street parking
- A 200-foot, Topanga Lagoon bridge
- The removal of 11.7 acres of earth, including the bluff, Old Malibu Road, and The Snake Pit
- The removal of all the businesses (or their relocation to a small space at left)
- A lifeguard tower built closer to PCH with a helipad
- Public parking structures built over Cholada Thai Beach Cuisine, Oasis Imports, and the Malibu Feed Bin
- A smaller parking lot
- Less street parking
Date
2021-02-27
Source
Resource Conservation District
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