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Phase 1 Data Categorization - Email/Webform
Categories Comment Reciept (Week Of/Month) E/W Receipt
Indoor theatre/arts center
(19/259) = 7.36%
Cultural Arts Center 5/3 W Email/Webform
Town Theater 5/20 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 E Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 Non-res Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
New Cinema/Arts Theater 5/20 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/20 E Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 5/27 Non-res Email/Webform
Art Center for local artists to display work 5/27 Email/Webform Theater and performing art space Email/Webform
Performing arts center w/facilities for the Malibu Film Society 6/3 E Email/Webform Peforming arts theatre 6/3 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 6/10 W Email/Webform
Cultural Arts Center 6/10 W Email/Webform
Community center for arts and movies 5/20 W Email/Webform Community Arts Center April Email/Webform
Pool 4/29 E Email/Webform
Pool 5/6 E Email/Webform
Pool w/lap swim and aerobics 5/6 W Email/Webform
Recreational/Water Polo/Competitve Swimming Pool 5/6 W Email/Webform Indoor Heated pool 5/6 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/6 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/6 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/6 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/13 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 E Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
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Community Pool/Splash Pad
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Pool 5/20 E Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 E Email/Webform
Pool for swim team 5/20 W Email/Webform
Family pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
Aquatics Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
Pool 5/20 W Email/Webform
Multi-pool complex (w/housing for employees, auditorium for events) 5/27 E Email/Webform Aquatics Center 5/27 Non-res Email/Webform
Pool 5/27 W Email/Webform
Pool Email/Webform
Community pool 6/3 W Email/Webform
Sports facility including a swimming pool 6/3 W Email/Webform Indoor pool and gym for senior and handicapped people, with Japanese garden on the side 6/10 Email/Webform Community pool 6/10 W Email/Webform
Aquatics Center 6/10 W Email/Webform
Aquatics Center 6/10 W Email/Webform
Community Pool 6/17 W Email/Webform
Pool surrounded by native plant garden 6/17 E Email/Webform Community pool 6/24 W Email/Webform
Community pool 7/1 W Email/Webform
Community Pool Email/Webform
Grass Sports Fields
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Ballfields 4/29 E Email/Webform
Soccer Fields 4/29 E Email/Webform
Soccer Fields 5/6 E Email/Webform
Baseball 5/6 E Email/Webform
Baseball/Soccer Fields 5/13 W Email/Webform
Soccer/Baseball 5/20 E Email/Webform
Sports fields + playground 5/20 W Email/Webform
Baseball and soccer fields 5/20 W Email/Webform
Sports fields for youth sports 5/20 W Email/Webform
Sports fields 5/20 W Email/Webform
Baseball/soccer Fields 5/20 W Email/Webform
Multipurpose fields for softball, other sports 5/20 W Email/Webform 498
Sports fields/multipurpose fields 5/20 W Email/Webform
Multi purpose fields plus outdoor grills, bathrooms, walking/biking trails 5/20 W Email/Webform Soccer fields 5/20 W Email/Webform
Sports fields 5/20 W Email/Webform
Multi purpose fields 5/27 Non-res Email/Webform
Soccer and baseball fields 5/27 W Email/Webform
Soccer field 6/3 W Email/Webform
Recreational fields 6/3 W Email/Webform
New sport fields (joint effort with school bond measure) 6/3 W Email/Webform Baseball and soccer fields 6/3 E Email/Webform
Running track surrounding fields 6/10 W Email/Webform
Multipurpose fields for softball, other sports 6/10 W Email/Webform Baseball, football, soccer fields 6/10 W Email/Webform
Ballfields 6/24 W Email/Webform
Multi-use outdoor recreation space w/soccer fields6/24 W Email/Webform Sports fields 6/24 W Email/Webform
Playing fields for kids + new park space 7/1 W Email/Webform Outdoor park with gazebos, bandstand, volleyball courts, playground 5/27 W Email/Webform Outdoor park February Email/Webform
Outdoor amphitheater
(7/259) = 2.70%
Lawn for concerts, picnics, wine events, etc. 5/20 W Email/Webform Music Venue 5/20 W Email/Webform
Outdoor amphitheater 5/20 W Email/Webform
Concert Venue 5/27 Email/Webform
Indoor/outdoor amphitheatre with outdoor concert/hangout space + indoor area for senior gatherings/events/cafes 5/27 W Email/Webform Outdoor theatre with public restrooms, solar roof, electric car parking 6/3 W Email/Webform Outdoor amphitheater 6/3 W Email/Webform
Basketball 5/6 E Email/Webform
Pickleball/Tennis 5/6 E Email/Webform
8 Pickleball courts 5/6 W Email/Webform
Pickleball 5/6 Central Email/Webform
Pickleball/Tennis (w/outdoor exercise equipment)5/13 E Email/Webform Tennis Courts 5/13 W Email/Webform
Pickleball/Tennis Courts 5/13 W Email/Webform
Tennis/Basketball Courts 5/20 W Email/Webform
Tennis/Basketball Courts 5/20 W Email/Webform
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Sports courts
(30/259) = 11.58%
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Tennis/Basketball Courts 5/20 W Email/Webform
Tennis/paddle/pickle/bocce courts 5/20 W Email/Webform
Tennis/Basketball Courts 5/20 W Email/Webform
Basketball courts 5/20 W Email/Webform
Pickleball courts w/clubhouse 5/27 E Email/Webform
Pickleball and padel courts 6/3 W Email/Webform
Basketball courts/indoor gym 5/27 Non-res Email/Webform Outdoor gym w/yoga area and bocce ball 5/27 Email/Webform Public tennis and basketball courts 6/3 W Email/Webform Indoor basketball courts 6/3 W Email/Webform
Sports facilities 6/3 W Email/Webform
Public paddle tennis and basketball courts 6/3 W Email/Webform Tennis courts 6/10 E Email/Webform
Indoor basketball courts/indoor gym 6/10 W Email/Webform Basketball courts and Indoor gym 6/10 W Email/Webform
Park w/tennis courts, pickleball, parking, walking and jogging trails, dog area and playground 6/10 W Email/Webform Pickleball and tennis courts 6/24 W Email/Webform
Bocce courts 7/1 Email/Webform
Community Center w/tennis courts, pickleball courts, bocci ball, volleyball courts, basketball courts, tables, garden 5/13 W Email/Webform Bocce courts Email/Webform
Commercial Use
(26/259) = 10.04%
Farmers market overflow parking (chili cook-off 5/13 W Email/Webform Tow Lot 5/20 Email/Webform
EV chargers 5/6 E Email/Webform
Park w/winery development (or avocado,citrus) 5/6 W Email/Webform eVTOL Vertiport 5/6 W Email/Webform
Community regenerative farming project 5/6 Non-res Email/Webform Wind trees, along w/small park and EV charging station 5/6 W Email/Webform Horse Stable 5/20 W Email/Webform
Market garden/farming project 5/13 Non-res Email/Webform Botanical garden (flowers for sale) 5/20 W Email/Webform Surf or Marine Museum 5/20 W Email/Webform
Parking 5/27 E Email/Webform
Flea Market 5/20 W Email/Webform
Golf course/range 5/20 W Email/Webform
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Bowling Alley 5/27 Email/Webform
Animal park w/cafe 5/27 Email/Webform
Tow lot Email/Webform
Visitor center with outdoor maps 6/3 W Email/Webform
Tow lot 6/3 E Email/Webform
visitor center with public paid parking and shuttles to beaches 6/3 W Email/Webform Public event space for rentals 6/3 W Email/Webform
Winery (or other revenue generating measure) 6/10 W Email/Webform Office space 6/24 Non-res Email/Webform
Food forest - a system in which edible, harvestable crops are produced in a multi-story setting. 7/9 E Email/Webform EV Charging farm February Email/Webform
Community Center w/emergency beds, senior classes, reading room 4/29 Email/Webform Recreation center w/ping pong tables, yoga area, outdoor weight room, parking, sycamore trees, outdoor jogging area) 5/6 W Email/Webform Senior Center 5/6 W Email/Webform
Senior Center 5/6 W Email/Webform
Library (modern look, glass structure, indoor/outdoor spaces) 5/6 E Email/Webform Community Center w/gym, pool, sauna, cold plunge 5/6 E Email/Webform Recreation center w/pool, gym, exercise classes5/6 E Email/Webform Senior Center 5/6 E Email/Webform
Senior Center 5/6 W Email/Webform
Community Center w/tennis courts, pickleball courts, bocci ball, volleyball courts, basketball courts, tables, garden 5/13 W Email/Webform Senior Center 5/13 W Email/Webform
Meeting Place for community organizations 5/13 W Email/Webform Community Rec Center w/pool, ball fields, etc. 5/13 W Email/Webform Senior Center 5/13 W Email/Webform
Community center w/maker space 5/20 E Email/Webform
Community Center/Library run by Chumash w/historical artifacts 5/20 E Email/Webform Recreation center w/ pool/splash pad, gym, yoga, basetkball, bocce, tennis courts 5/20 W Email/Webform Community Arts Center (gather to create free art) 5/20 W Email/Webform Playground w/sensory activities 5/20 W Email/Webform
Town square w/trees, benches, cafes, playground, wading pool 6/24 E Email/Webform Senior Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
Teen Center 5/20 W Email/Webform
Teen Center 5/27 Email/Webform
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Community Center
(34/259) = 13.13%
Community center w/pool native plants, outdoor space 6/3 W Email/Webform All ages community center w/ aquatics, tennis courts, a native plant learning center and outdoor art installations 6/3 W Email/Webform Multipurpose community center w/gym, indoor pool, walking track 6/10 E Email/Webform Community center w/library, city offices, youth and senior facilities, event space 6/10 W Email/Webform Community center like Westlake Village YMCA w/ shuffleboard, bocce ball, cricket, walking, picnics, gym, pool, etc. 6/10 W Email/Webform Community center with tennis courts and olympic size pool 6/10 W Email/Webform Small library 6/17 E Email/Webform
Community center w/2 auditoriums and 2 indoor rec courts 6/24 W Email/Webform Multipurpose community facility 6/24 W Email/Webform
Library 7/1 W Email/Webform
Civic Center 5/27 E Email/Webform
Small town center w/gazebo, space for open air concerts 6/3 W Email/Webform Gated japanese garden 5/6 W Email/Webform
Don't Develop 5/6 E Email/Webform
Natural habitat restoration 5/6 Email/Webform
Don't Develop 5/6 W Email/Webform
Don't develop (enviro/density concerns) 5/6 W Email/Webform Fields and hills full of mountain goats and wild donkeys 5/6 W Email/Webform Outdoor green spaces, community garden, walking paths 5/13 E Email/Webform Don't develop/nature conservancy if needed to develop 5/13 W Email/Webform Returned to indigenous people, otherwise used as greenspace 5/13 E Email/Webform Parks/wide open spaces 5/13 E Email/Webform
Don't develop 5/13 W Email/Webform
Natural space w/vegatation, trees, etc. 5/6 E Email/Webform Outdoor space w/natural vegegation, butterflies, walking paths 5/20 Email/Webform Concerns about animal/plant impact, no suggestion provided 5/13 W Email/Webform Microforest 5/20 E Email/Webform
Community Garden 5/20 W Email/Webform
Don't develop 5/20 E Email/Webform
Community Garden 5/20 W Email/Webform
Open Space 5/20 E Email/Webform
Parkland/trails 5/20 W Email/Webform
Open Space, natural vegetation 5/20 W Email/Webform
Community fruit and vegetable garden 5/6 E Email/Webform Don't develop 5/27 E Email/Webform
502
Open Spaces
(40/259) = 15.55%
Open space 5/27 Non-res Email/Webform
Passive hiking trails Email/Webform
Add greenspaces and make all parks pet and bike friendly 6/3 W Email/Webform Don't develop (Heathercliff) 6/3 W Email/Webform
Don't develop (Trancas) 6/3 W Email/Webform
Open space - don't develop 6/3 W Email/Webform
Open space, protect wildlife 6/10 W Email/Webform
Open space 6/10 W Email/Webform
Open space 6/10 W Email/Webform
Open space/passive recreation (walking, biking, picnicking) 6/10 W Email/Webform Minimal development 6/10 W Email/Webform
No development - prioritize animals 6/17 W Email/Webform Prioritize open spaces, natural habitat, can display indigenous art, limited benches, lunch tables 6/17 E Email/Webform Prioritize open space, preserving natural habitat6/17 W Email/Webform Preserve open space 6/24 W Email/Webform
Stewardship 6/24 W Email/Webform
Open Space/Special event uses 5/13 W Email/Webform
Housing
(11/259) = 4.25%
Housing for local workers (not for unhoused) 4/29 W Email/Webform Affordable housing for local workrs 5/13 W Email/Webform modereate/low income housing 5/13 W Email/Webform
Luxury condos/apts 5/3 W Email/Webform
Small low income housing 5/20 E Email/Webform
Affordable housing for local workers/seniors 5/20 E Email/Webform 79 housing units Email/Webform
Low cost housing units 6/3 W Email/Webform
Low cost housing units 6/3 E Email/Webform
Employee housing 6/10 W Email/Webform
Low cost employee housing Email/Webform
Dog park w/dedicated space for private play dates via rental 5/6 E Email/Webform Dog park 5/20 W Email/Webform
Dog park east end of town 5/20 E Email/Webform
Grass dog park 5/20 W Email/Webform
Dog park with off leash area 6/3 W Email/Webform
Dog park Email/Webform
Skate park 5/20 Email/Webform
503
Other
(23/259) = 8.88%
Park w/bike trails 5/20 W Email/Webform
Walking, running, biking trails 5/20 W Email/Webform
Skate Park 5/20 W Email/Webform
Dirt bike path/skate park 5/20 W Email/Webform
Skate Park 5/20 W Email/Webform
Bike park/Pump Track 6/10 W Email/Webform
BMX track (birthplace of BMX, plaque to commemorate) 6/10 Email/Webform Pump Track 6/3 W Email/Webform
Pump Track 4/29 E Email/Webform
walking and biking trails around parks Email/Webform
Animal Shelter 4/29 W Email/Webform
Staging Station 4/29 E Email/Webform
Fire station 5/13 Non-res Email/Webform
College/High School w/theater 5/20 W Email/Webform
Lloyd Wright's Wayfarer Chapel Email/Webform
Police Station 6/10 W Email/Webform
504
Phase 1 Data Categorization - Community Meetings/Pop-Up Events Categories Comment Reciept
Indoor Theatre/Arts Center
(28/322) = 8.70%
Cultural performance art center with a movie theater and playhouse Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Arts center with open space Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Cultural center and theater for moveis, plays, live music and educational activities Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Arts ampitheater Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Performing arts center for theater, plays and movies Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Art center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Performing arts center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Cultural arts center: ampitheater, museum, gallery area and meeting rooms Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Arts and cultural center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Community cultural arts center for movies for opportunities to meet people Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Gallery space Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Theater and cultural center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Theater for films and performances Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Arts and cultural center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Multi-use cultural center with 99 seats Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Malibu Film Society theater Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Gallery space with a designated event space Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Performance space for youth art program Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Multi-purpose theater for film, music and live shows Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Cultural arts center- art exhibit, museum and performing arts facility Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Cultural center - history of Malibu, Chumash and surfing Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Cultural center - history of Malibu, Chumash and surfing - plays, music, movies and cafes Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Malibu historic museum Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Movie theater - performace area Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Malibu historic museum
Cultural center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Performance center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Concert hall Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions 505
Community Pool/Splash Pad
(38/322) = 11.8%
We need desperately an olympic swimming pool and swim center Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Olympic sized pool Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Olympic sized pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Aquatics Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Aquatics center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Aquatics center pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions 50m pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Olympic sized pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Community pool and splash pad Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Community pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Community pool Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Community pool Senior Luncheon Pop-up Event
Aquatic center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Community poool and aquatics center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Community pool center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Splash pad and playground Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Swim facility Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Aquatic center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Aquatic center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Swimming pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Indoor pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Public pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Public pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Community swimming pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Open space Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Pool Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards
Community Pool Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Aquatic center Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Pool Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards
Aquatics center pool Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Pool Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions
506
Community Pool/Splash Pad
(38/322) = 11.8%
Aquatic center with indoor/outdoor pool Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Pool Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions
Athletic facility with a gym and pool Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Public pools with aquatic center and lifeguard Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions More access to use open space Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Botanical garden Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Open space that is built thoughtfully and natural Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Protect nature and natural beauty Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Open space Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Open space Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Open space and park Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Keep open space Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Green space with as little new infrastructure as possible Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions preserve the only open land we have and use unused commercial space for development Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Public parks Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Keep natural and simplistic Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Keep spaces open and only developing these areas to provide more activities for all ages Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions should be developing mixed use, rec and sports spaces, bike/walking paths and dog parks. All minimal construction/development to keep it part of nature. Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Remain rural, stop building things for recreation we have the beaches and hiking trails, Senior Luncheon Pop-up Event
Keep Malibu open and natural space Senior Luncheon Pop-up Event Open space botanical garden Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Native plants Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Native plants Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Open space/gardens Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Botanical garden Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Keep some empty Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Hiking trails Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Plant native vegetation, leave as open space Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Community gardens, parks, open space and no buildings Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Open space park highlighting native plants Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Community garden Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions 507
Open Space
(36/322) = 11.18%
Open space park - nature preservation Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Community garden Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Hiking space that allows dogs Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Protect natural state, keep indigenous and ecosystem restoration Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Open space and protect natural state Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Open space with dynamic ecosystem restoration Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Hiking/dog walking Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Historical trail Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Open space Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions
Offer strong programs for kids sports with approproate facilities Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards More field space for spors and open parks Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards More fields, soccer especially Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Dedicated sports facilities for the youth. Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Adding in additional youth sports programs Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Dedicated practice space for basketball league. Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Public parks for sports Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Multipurpose sports fields for softball, soccer, baseball and tennis Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Lighted fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Sports fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Multi-use sports fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions More fields for youth sports: soccer, baseball Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Soccer fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Upgrade baseball fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Separate soccer fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Multi-purpose fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Sports fields: soccer, baseball, softball and volleyball Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Sports fields: soccer, baseball and lacrosse Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Multi-use sports center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Spaces for parks - soccer, baseball or mixed. Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Parks to accomodate families for soccer and baseball Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Softball fields Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Baseball and soccer fields Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Soccer fields Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Soccer and baseball fields Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions 508
Grass Sports Fields
(52/322) = 16.15%
Soccer fields for youth Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Soccer and baseball fields with a snackshack Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Soccer and baseball fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Public baseball and soccer fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Baseball and fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Sports fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Soccer fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Sports fields for baseball and softball Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Dedicated soccer fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Softball field Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Baseball field Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Multi-purpose fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Soccer, baseball and softball fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Soccer and baseball fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Sports fields Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Field space Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Soccer and baseball fields with a batting cage Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Playing fields Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Running track Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Playing fields - football, rugby and soccer Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Multi-use fields: soccer and flag football Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Athletic fields - soccer Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Athletic fields for kids with a track around it for running Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Playing fields - soccer, football, rugby Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Running track Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Multi-puprose sports fields - softball Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Multi-use space for outside sports facilities Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Athletic center with tennis courts Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Tennis and pickle ball courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Basketball courts both indoor and outdoor Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Basketball and tennis courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions More fields for youth sports: bocci and basketball courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Tennis and pickle ball courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Basketball courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions 509
Sports Courts
(25/322) = 7.76%
Basketball, tennis and pickleball courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Bocci courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions parks for sports courts or mixed uses and tennis courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Sports courts Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Outdoor full basketball court Malibu Farmers Market Pop-up Event Pickleball courts and outdoor fitness course Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Basketball and tennis courts Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Tennis courts Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Pickleball courts Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Basketball courts Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Basketball courts Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Basketball, pickleball and racquetball courts Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Volleyball and basketball courts with an indoor gym Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Gym with volleybakk and basketball courts Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Tennis, basketball and pickleball courts Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Multi-use gym for youth events Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Multi-use gym for youth events Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Tennis, basketball and pickle ball courts Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Parking Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Hospital open after 10 p.m. Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Parking Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Underground parking Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Town center with lawn, gazebo and reading areas Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Parking for overflow Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Park-n-ride with a shuttle Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Park-n-ride with a shuttle Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Underground parking Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Underground parking Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Parking Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Parking Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards
Free Electric Trolley Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Shuttle and parking - place for tourists to park and ride Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Park-n-ride more buses and EV chargers Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Parking Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions
510
Commercial Use
(43/322) = 13.35%
Permanent tow yard Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions EV infrastructure with carpool ride and share options Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Parking Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions
Tow yard Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions
EV Infrastructure with carpool ride and share options Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Underground Tunnels, stations for the EV flights to LAX Senior Luncheon Pop-up Event Regenerative community farm Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Regenerative community farm Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Regenerative farm Community Meeting #2 - In-person comment cards Horse riding area Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Horse riding area Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Par golf course Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Golf driving range - parcourse Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Driving range Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Lumber yard Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Dance Studio Senior Luncheon Pop-up Event
Thrift store Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Go kart Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Go kart Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Vertiport Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Vertiport Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions
Vertiport Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions
Vineyard for grapes Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Vineyards for grapes Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Movie theater Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Zoom Discussions YMCA Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Marijuana fields Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions A safe space center for older children to hangout Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Community center site for kids to safely gather Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Community center for the kids, especially middle school and high school with games, food, tennis courts and a pool Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Parks and recreation center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Library extension with meeting room and park Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Community center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions 511
Recreation Center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Places for seniors on west side and library Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Incorporate library Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Large recreation center for the youth Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Place for activities for seniors and library type environment Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Safe hangout space for kids Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Library extension with meeting room and screenings Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Recreation Center Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Parks and recreation center "YMCA" with gym, yoga, kid center, archery range and reading areas Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Community gym Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Spaces that integrate ages and interests of community members Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Place for seniors to meet Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Senior center with more rooms and activities Senior Luncheon Pop-up Event Experience library Community Meeting #2 - In-person comment cards Experience library Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Recreation center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Senior center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Experience library Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Community center with resources for families Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Library Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions
Senior center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Multi-purpose center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Senior center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Recreation center with a public gym Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Community center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Community center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Adult recreation center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Community Center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Community center with a fitness center Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Western Library Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Parks and recreation for kids' needs Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Community center - activities for all ages and a senior center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Community center for all ages Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions 512
Community Center
(51/322) = 15.84%
Integrate EHSA with western library Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Senior center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Low impact uses child education center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Community center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Senior center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Western Library Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Visitor center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Visitor/info center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Visitor / info center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Visitor center Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Family oriented city space Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions facilities for kids and families such as soccer pitch, bike paths, community pool all should integrate with nature and not be a large structural building Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Housing
(20/322) = 6.21%
Affordable housing for young professionals Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Affordable housing for teachers, essential workers and seniors Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Retriement home Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Afforable housing for seniors and teachers Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Senior and lower/middle income housing Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Robust senior housing Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Affordable housing for city employees Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Senior housing Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Housing for middle/lower income Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Affordable housing and workforce housing Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Senior housing Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Affordable housing for city employees Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Senior assisted living home Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Low income housing Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Affordable housing for Malibu workforce and teachers Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Senior assisted living Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Affordable housing for Malibu workforce, teachers, staff Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Senior resident assisted living Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Senior living facilities Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Housing for public employees Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions 513
Other
(29/322) = 9.01%
Integrated ecosystem uses along with whatever else is built Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Meeting space for car clubs Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Disaster staging area Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Mental health center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Mental health facilities Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Community composting facility Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Wildlife center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Marine mammal center - emergency response and rehabilitation centers for animals Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions Marine mammal center Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions California Wildlife Center Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Dog park with grass Community Meeting #1 - In-person comment cards Dog park Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Dog park Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Dog run Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Dog park Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions
Dog park Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions
Dog park with walking trails Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Dog park with jogging/walking trails Malibu Parks Pop-up Event Dog park Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Skatepark Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
Walking/biking trails that are dog friendly Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Walking and biking trails Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Zoom Discussions Bicycle dirt track Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Dirt bike track for BMX Community Meeting #3 - In-person comment cards Bicycle track / dirtbiking Community Meeting #3 - Breakout Discussions Mountain bike track Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions Pump track Community Meeting #2 - Breakout Discussions
Bike park Malibu Parks Pop-up Event
Skatepark Community Meeting #1 - Breakout Discussions
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City of Malibu – Community Lands Outreach and Engagement Report Appendix E: Phase 2 Data Categorization
515
Phase 2 Data Categorization - Email/Webform
CATEGORIES
Chili Cook Off Triangle Heathercliff Trancas La Paz
Preferred
Use
East or
West
Preferred
Use East or West
Preferred
Use
East
or
West
Preferred
Use
East
or
West
Preferred
Use
East
or
West
Commercial Use West
Commercial
Use West Commercial East
Vineyards. Lease
the land to local
wine producers. West
Parking, if we have a
requirement to meet West
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West Metered parking West
200 paring spaces
with electric
chargers and solar
panels West
Beautiful Golf
course
Center of
Malibu
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West
Commercial Use East commercial West
Public parking and
shuttles to the
beaches West
Commercial use
(parking, business
development), this
side of Malibu it
would be great to
have more food
options, stores etc. West
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West
Commercial use, a
state of the art
movie theater East
Commuter
parking West
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West Parking West Commercial East
Commercial East
Business
development/co
mmercial use West Parking West Parcourse West
Pool, sports courts,
sports field, parking,
community center West
Commercial West Parking West Parking West Commercial East Parking West Commercial Use West Parking West Solar farm Solar farm
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West
Parking West
Commercial
Parking West
Parking Lot for 200
vehicles, large
indiviual spaces.
Make the parking
lot the feature with
concrete avenues
plus either planted
or large box trees.
Avenue of
photographs
showing birds
seen at beach -
shells - mammals. East Commercial West Commercial use West Parking West
Parking with
shuttle pick-up
& drop-off,
nicely
landscaped. Center of Malibu
Public parking and
shuttles to the
beaches West Parking West
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West
Commercial use
(parking,
business
development) West
Commercial use
(parking, business
development) West
Parking
requirements should
be fulfilled by the
small lots
516
Parking for
community events
along the street and
above the parking
area about 1/2 with
picnic benches for
viewing the ocean. West
Perhaps this lot
would be ideal
for parking
(Commercial
use (parking,
business
development)? West Parking West Parking for shuttles East Commercial East Parking West
100 parking
spaces with
electric chargers
using solar
panels if
allowed. West
Commercial use West
Commercial West
Parking West
Additional
parking for
proposed
"sports courts"
at the Chili cook
off area. West
Commercial use
(parking,
business
development) West
Parking West
Park and ride lot West
Parking West
Park & Ride,
beach parking West
Commercial use
(parking,
business
development) West
Parking and
Visitors Center West
Parking lot for
mid Malibu
trollies and
workers for the
hotels and other
stores. West
Parking,
signage for
Malibu places West
Parking and
shuttle buses West
517
Commercial Use
Parking
requirements
should be
fulfilled by the
small lots
Commercial
Use East
Parking with
trolley system in
future East
Commercial
Use West
Sports center East
Community Center
(senior center, youth
center, library, visitor
center) West
YMCA? Sports
center West Community Center East
Community center
(pool, grass sport
fields, public tennis
courts, walking trails,
youth/teen center -
safe place to hang
out with fun activities
to do, biking trails, a
theatre/multi-use
space for screenings
and films, some sort
of “downtown” or
town center where
residents can
commune.
*She said she
doesn't mind where
these go and
believes City
Planners where
know where to best
put these.
Malibu
resident
Community
center (pool,
grass sport
fields, public
tennis courts,
walking trails,
youth/teen
center - safe
place to hang
out with fun
activities to do,
biking trails, a
theatre/multiuse space for
screenings and
films, some sort
of “downtown”
or town center
where residents
can commune.
*She said she
doesn't mind
where these go
and believes
City Planners
where know
where to best
put these. Malibu resident
Community center
(pool, grass sport
fields, public tennis
courts, walking
trails, youth/teen
center - safe place
to hang out with
fun activities to do,
biking trails, a
theatre/multi-use
space for
screenings and
films, some sort of
“downtown” or
town center where
residents can
commune.
*She said she
doesn't mind
where these go
and believes City
Planners where
know where to
best put these.
Malibu
resident
Community center
(pool, grass sport
fields, public tennis
courts, walking
trails, youth/teen
center - safe place
to hang out with fun
activities to do,
biking trails, a
theatre/multi-use
space for screenings
and films, some sort
of “downtown” or
town center where
residents can
commune.
*She said she
doesn't mind where
these go and
believes City
Planners where
know where to best
put these.
Malibu
resident
Community center
(pool, grass sport
fields, public tennis
courts, walking trails,
youth/teen center -
safe place to hang
out with fun activities
to do, biking trails, a
theatre/multi-use
space for screenings
and films, some sort
of “downtown” or
town center where
residents can
commune.
*She said she
doesn't mind where
these go and
believes City
Planners where
know where to best
put these.
Malibu
resident
518
Community / Senior
Center / Teen
Center : Something
similar to what
Culver City Built.
Multi-level, with
different size rooms,
underground
parking. Community
Pool, open yearround.
Maybe a couple of
inside basketball
courts. Rent rooms
to local girl scoutboy scout troops at
affordable rates.
Start 12 step
AA/Alaon support
groups. Multi senior
activities at same
time, cards in one
room, chair yoga ,
drawing (examples).
Meals on wheel
program and other
help for the
community. Not a resident
Grass Sports
Field - wherever
that works West Recreation center West
YMCA? Sports
center West
Senior Center with
room to explore
interests and
hobbies plus
accommodate a
Public Pool. East
Community Center
(senior center, youth
center, library, visitor
center) West
Visitor center
and Theatre
with
underground
parking and
food available East Senior center West Community center West Community center East Community center West
Community
center West
Community Youth
Center West
Community Center
(senior center, youth
center, library, visitor
center) West
Senior Center or
Community Center West
Need a community
center with a
multiuse auditorium
gymnasium.
Need a tow yard to
ease the congestion
of illegal parking and
accident removal.
An outdoor
amphitheater for
community events. West
Visitor center,
small parking
area, pathways
and trails, West
Community centerlibrary and a pool;
There is room
there for a
basketball court as
part of community
center West Community center West Community center West 519
Community center
with an indoor
basketball court, art
spaces (including
dance) and meeting
rooms. An updated
senior center could
be included. This
space could include
a 200 seat theater
that could also be
used for live events
and movies. This
building could be
surrounded by a big
park too. West
Senior center
during the day
and
arts/community
center during
evenings and
weekends West
Swim & tennis
center with a
community room West Community center West
YMCA? Sports
center West
Community center
with theater West
YMCA? Sports
center West
Library with maker
space, outdoor
tables, native
plants and walking
paths East Senior center West Youth center West
Senior center East Youth center West
Community Center
(visitor and senior
center, Native
plant gardens and
educational center
for nature and
environment) West Community Center East Community Center West Community center East
Youth center
with pool table,
foosball, juice
bar West Community center West
Community center
(senior center, youth
center, library, visitor
center) West
Community center
aspect in back of lot
with room for chili
cook off and other
events in front East Youth Center West Community center West Community center West Multi-use community
center, including
performance space East
Smaller
community
center West
Community Center
- let's use the
funds we have for
a library.
Could have room
for sports courts
and pool. West Community center West
520
Community Center
Permanent
educational center
for families to visit.
for both learning
about local
birds/animals/vegeta
tion, bees/ butterflies
etc in area with
bathrooms East
Visitor Center -
rest area / with
parking, maybe
a small, covered
park with Picinic
tables, maybe
vending
machines
w/restrooms
(coin operated)
Free shuttle
service down
PCH. Not a resident Community Center West
Senior center, youth
center, visitor center,
library West
Community
Center (visitor
center and
satellite
senior/youth) West Youth center West Library West
Community
center (senior
center, youth
center, library,
visitor center) West Youth Center West
Visitor center with
espresso stand East
Visitor services West
Large community
center with a pool West Community center West
Community
center West Community center West
Visitors center West Community Center
Not a
resident
Community
Center (senior
center, youth
center, library,
visitor center) West
Community Center
(senior center,
youth center) West
West Community center West
Community Center West
Communtiy center East
Library West
Community center West
Library community
recreation center East
Community pool West Community Pool Not a resident Community pool West Community
Pool/Splash Pad West Pool and/or gym West
Pool/splash pad West
Pool, Music,
Garden, food West Pool West Pool West Community Pool
Not a
resident
Community Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad
West Swimming pool West Community Pool
Not a
resident
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West Pool West
Community
Pool/Splash Pad West Swimming Facilities West
Community
pool/splash pad West
521
Community Pool Not a resident
Community
pool/splash pad East Community pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West Community Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West Community pool West Community Pool Not a
resident Community Pool West
Pool, Music, Garden,
food West
Pool East Community pool West Swimming facilities West Pool West Community
pool/splash pad
West
Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Pool if no space at
Heathercliff. West Pool West
Pool, Music,
Garden, food West Pool West Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad East
Pool West Community pool West Community Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad East Community pool East
Pool, Music,
Garden, food West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West Community pool West
Community
pool/splash pad
West Swimming pool West
Community splash
pool West Community pool West Community pool West Swimming pool West Community
pool/splash pad West Splash pad East Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West Community pool West
Community
pool/splash pad East
Pool West Swimming pool West
Swimming pool and
aquatic center. West
Pool East Pool West Pool East
Community pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West Community pool West
Community pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community Pool!!! West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West Community pool West
Pool, Music,
Garden, food West Community pool West
Public pool West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community Pool
and Park West
Pool West
Community
pool/splash pad East
522
Community
Pool/Splash Pad
Swimming pool
and aquatic
center. West
Pool East
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Community
pool/splash pad West
Pool West
Pool West
Pool West
Pool West
Community
Olympic sized pool East
Sports fields West
Soccer/Grass
sports West Grass sports fields West
If Malibuites want
sports, West Malibu
is where they should
be East Grass Sports Field West
Adult and youth athletics fields West
Grass sports
fields East Grass sports fields West Grass Sports Field West Sports fields East Multi-purpose sports
field/picnic tables
with shade West
Grass sports
field West
If Malibuites want
sports, West
Malibu is where
they should be East Grass Sports Fields West Sports fields West Grass sports fields
(that can be used for
Chili Cookoff and
special events as
well) West Sports Field West
Grass Sports
Fields West Ball fields West Grass sports fields West
Ball Fields
If Housing
(workforce and
senior) is required
due to State
requirements, this lot
probably makes the
most sense. West
Grass sports
fields West Ball fields West
Grass sports fields
West Sports field West
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West Sports field West Sports fields West Fields West Field space West Sports field West Field space West Sports field West Sports field West Ball fields West Grass sports fields West Ball fields West Grass sports fields West Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West
Grass sports fields West
Grass Sports
Field West
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West Sports fields East
523
Grass sports fields West Local sports
Center
of Malibu
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West
Grass sports fields West Sports field West Grass fields West Park with soccer/ball
field and play
equipment East
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West Grass sports field West
Soccer and ball
fields West
More green space.
Park with
ballfields/soccer
fields. East Grass Sports West
Sports field for kids West Playing field.
Outdoor park.
Soccer. Baseball.
Tennis
West Sports field West
Youth Center and
Sports Field West Grass sports West Grass sports fields West Grass sports fields
and outdoor
ampitheatre; parking
with shuttles to the
beaches West Sports Field West
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball)
West
Grass sports fields West
Sports field and/or
green space public
park West Sports field West
Sports field West
Soccer fields and
parking so that
Bluffs Park can be
made into nicer
baseball fields and
can make a
softball field as
well. We should
make the current
fields Malibu
worthy and also
make a really nice
Snack Shack. West
Ball fields and a
community sports
center. West
Ball fields and other
sports facilities. West Grass sports fields West Field space West Field space West
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West Ball fields West
Sports field West Sports field West Ball fields East
Grass sports fields West
Playing fields and
a community
sports complex West Grass Sports field West
524
Grass Sports Fields
Grass - soccer,
football, softball,
baseball West Field space West
major sports
complex, similar to
Westlake (see
attached photo) to
go in at Trancas. We
need baseball,
softball and soccer
fields. With
dedicated buildings
for community
events and snack
shack.
Grass sports fields West Ball fields West Ball fields West Grass sports fields West Ball fields East Sports fields East Grass sports fields East
Grass sports fields
(soccer, football,
baseball, softball) West
Sports West
Fields and open
space parks
(including a grassy
dog park) West
Grass sports fields East
Grass sports fields West
Luxury and
affordable housing.
Townhomes and
condos. West
Workforce
(lower income)
housing (as
mandated by
the state)
should be
centrally located West
If Malibuites want
housing, this is
where it should be East
If Malibuites want
housing, this is
where it should be East
Workforce (lower
income) housing (as
mandated by the
state) should be
centrally located West
Housing (workforce
and senior) West
Luxury and
affordable
housing.
Townhomes
and condos West
Low rise housing
with good views
and pleasant
surroundings East
Housing (workforce
and senior) East
Employee housing
for City of Malibu and
school district
employees West
low income housing
with a state of the art
movie theater East
Housing
(workforce and
senior) West
Housing
(workforce and
senior) East
Low-middle income
development of
apartments or
condo's including a
lot of open space(s) West
Luxury and
affordable housing.
Townhomes and
condos. West
Low income housing
for families and local
workers East
Luxury and
affordable
housing.
Townhomes and
condos. West Senior Housing West
Housing for teachers
or other essential
jobs in Malibu East
Housing West Housing West
Luxury and
affordable housing.
Townhomes and
condos. West
Affordable housing
for workers and
seniors West
525
Housing
Housing (workforce
and senior) West
Income based
housing West
Housing. Senior
housing/workforce
housing. East
Housing (workforce
and senior) West
Housing West
Housing
(workforce and
senior) West
Housing (workforce
and senior) West
Housing (workforce
and senior) West
Housing (workforce
and senior) West Workforce housing West
Income based
housing West
Housing, open space
(as PART of
housing!) West
Housing (workforce
and senior) West Housing West Housing West Housing
Not a
resident
Housing West Housing East
Housing (workforce
and senior) West Housing West
Combination of lowcost housing for
local workers and a
movie theater East Housing West Low income housing West Housing (workforce
and senior) West
Housing - workforce
and seniors West Workforce housing West
Housing West Housing East Housing West
Homes for seniors
and workforce. West Housing East
Housing East
Affordable housing,
as small studio
apartments. For
workforce or seniors,
not for students. East
Housing for artists West
Workforce or senior
housing, parking for
shuttles East
Housing West
Indoor Arts Center West Indoor theater East
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center East
Indoor
theatre/arts
center East Arts center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center
West Indoor Theater West
Theater arts center
West
Indoor
Theatre/Arts
Center East
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor Theatre/Arts
Center East Indoor theater East
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
The Malibu
Performing Arts
Center
Center of
Malibu
Indoor
theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theater/arts
center West
Indoor Theatre/Arts
Center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Theatre/ arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theater/arts
center West
Indoor
theatre/arts
center
West
Indoor theatre/arts
center
West
526
Indoor Theatre/Arts
Center
Amphitheater or arts
center West Arts center West
Community arts
center and movie
theater. West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Indoor theatre/Arts
Center West Arts center West
Theater/arts center West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Theater East
Art center for
exhibits, workshops,
studios, theater,
concerts,
performance space,
artists in residence
space West
Indoor theatre/arts
center West
Arts and cultural
center and a
sculptural garden.
The center and
garden would
embrace the cultural
diversity of Malibu,
with a special focus
on recognizing and
celebrating the
contributions of the
BIPOC community,
particularly the
Indigenous First
Nations people
whose voices and
stories are often
overlooked in the
region’s cultural
programming.
Open Space
Pathways, Trails and
Garden West
Do not develop
any of the
parcels - open
space West
Open Space
Pathways and
Trails, Garden West Open space West
Do not develop any
of the parcels - open
space West
Do not develop any
of the parcels - open
space West Leave as is West
Do not develop
any of the parcels
- open space West
Community garden
(room permitting) West Leave as is West
Leave as is West Open Space East Leave as is West
Open Space
Pathways and
Trails, Garden West Open space East
Open space East
Do not develop
and leave as
open space
Do not develop
and leave as open
space
Do not develop any
of the parcels - open
space West
Do not develop and
leave as open space
527
Do not develop and
leave as open space
Open space
(pathways and
trails, NOT
community
garden)
Open space
(pathways and
trails, NOT
community
garden)
Perfect for Open
Space projects: a
walking trail (similar
to Legacy Park?),
community garden,
etc. West
Open space,
pathways and trails
Open space
(pathways and trails,
NOT community
garden)
Open space. A
native garden or
a well designed
park that still
allows for
wildlife to thrive
would keep
Malibu beautiful. East
Open space. A
native garden or a
well designed park
that still allows for
wildlife to thrive
would keep Malibu
beautiful East Leave as is West Open space East
Open space East
Open space
only West Open space only West
Open lands (protect
wildlife and low
density) West Open space only West
Open space West Open space West Open Space West
Do not develop and
leave as open space Open Space West
Community Garden West
small pocketpark West
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
NOT community
garden)
Open space, park,
part dog park West
Open spaces with
places for the
community to gather
in all five lots West Open space West Open space East
Open space
**Especially here East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) East
Open space East Open space East
Open spaces with
places for the
community to
gather in all five
lots West Open space only West Leave undeveloped West
Leave it open for
special events and
hiking trails West Open Space West
Beautiful walking
space with ponds
etc. Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) West
Open space unless
it can be combined
with purchasing the
residential vacant
lots along PCH and
Trancas Canyon Rd,
if those are bought,
then sports field
lower elevations,
open space higher. West Open Space West
Leave it alone East
Open spaces
with places for
the community
to gather in all
five lots West Open space West Open Space West Community Garden West Open space West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) West Open space East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) East
Open spaces with
places for the
community to gather
in all five lots West
528
Leave it as land FB comment
Native plant
garden with
outdoor rotating
sculptures
Combo of open
space with
outdoot
museum East Open space West
Leave undeveloped
except hiking trails
and a sitting bench
or two at top for the
view. This is an area
still rich with native
plants and wildlife West Open space trails West
Leave as is West Open space West
Nothing! Keep it
natural! East Open space West Open space East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West Garden East
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) -
specifically only a
walking trail or left
as is - West Leave it alone East
Open space public
park or similar. West
Please leave it
be! Let it be a
natural space East
Large community
garden. Yearly
subcrition based
entry fee. Pay
once be welcome
all year.
Community
service hours
logged in equate
to allowance of
foods produced East Open space East Leave it as is
FB
Comment
Preserve open
spaces West Open space West Leave it as land
FB
commen
t
Open spaces with
places for the
community to gather
in all five lots West Open space West
Open space for the
Chili Cook-Pff, circus
or any pop-up event.
Plant locally-sourced
wildflower mix, mow
it 1x/yr. before the
Cookoff!
Not a resident
Nothing. Maybe
an art piece East Leave as is West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West Leave as is West
Leave it alone. Stop
development. Every
square inch of earth
does not need to be
developed. Stop
destroying Malibu. East Leave it as land FB comment Keep open space West Open space East Green park for kids. East Open Space West
Open
space/trails East
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) West Open space East Green space West
No development
other than park
space for families to
spend time out
doors Green space East
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden)
West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
529
Open space West
Keep open
space West
Preserve open
spaces West Open space West
Open space public
park or similar. West
Don't do anything. West Leave as is West Leave as is
Not a
Malibu
resident
Nothing! Keep it
natural and
beautiful. East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
Open Space, park,
community garden West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) West Leave it alone East Open space West
Preserve open
spaces West
Open space West
Open space
public park or
similar. West
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden West Open space West
Remain open and
accessible to all as
either park space, or
a combination of
park and
recreational. Along
with a botanical
garden West
Preserve open
spaces West Open Space West Leave it alone.
FB
Comment
Replant with native
plants
Not a
resident
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West Open space West
No development
other than park
space for families
to spend time out
doors Open space West
Leave it alone. Stop
development East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) East Open space Not a resident
Community
Garden West
Open space with
passive recreation -
trails for hiking, dog
walking, mountain
biking. West Open Space West
Open space.
(Pathways. Trails.
Park Community
Garden.) West Leave it alone East Open space West Leave as is West Open Space West Open space West Open space West Open space West
Keep in natural form
no park open space West
No development
other than park
space for families to
spend time out doors
Planting of mature
Oak/sycamore trees.
Build a model
beehive,
Open space. East Open Space West
Don't do anything.
Leave as is. West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West Open space West
Open Space West Open Space West
Open space public
park or similar. West Open space West
No development
other than park
space for
families to
spend time out
doors Open park West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West Don't do anything. West
530
Open space West Open space West
Preserve open
spaces West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden West
Open space or
jogging, or a
community
garden. East
Remain open and
accessible to all as
either park space,
or a combination
of park and
recreational. Along
with a botanical
garden West Open space West
Open Space, sports
or if we have to put
in housing per the
state. West
Open space West Open space East
Leave as is,
preserve open
space. West
Remain open and
accessible to all as
either park space, or
a combination of
park and
recreational. Along
with a botanical
garden West
Open space West Open space West
Open space, leave
as is
Not a
resident Open space West
Don't do
anything. Leave
as is. West
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) West
Leave it alone. Stop
development East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
Open Space West
Open space
(pathways and
trails, community
garden) East Open space West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) East
Welcome to
mallibu
sculptural art
park with
garden,
benches and
parking and
open space West
Open space.
(Pathways. Trails.
Park Community
Garden.) West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden)
West
Open space.
(Pathways. Trails.
Park Community
Garden.) West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) West Open space West
Open Space FOR
SURE - do not
develop this lovely
land. West Open space West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) West Open space West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West Open space West
Open Space West Open space West Open Space West
Open space, please
keep it simple and try
to beautify the area
in a fire preventative
way East
531
Open Space West Open space East
No development
other than park
space for families to
spend time out
doors Walking pathways West
Remain open
and accessible
to all as either
park space, or a
combination of
park and
recreational.
Along with a
botanical
garden West
A park with bike &
hiking trails West
Community Garden
West
Open space West Open space West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) West Open space West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) East
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
Open space.
(Pathways.
Trails. Park
Community
Garden.) West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
Open space West Open space West
Open space East
Don't do anything.
Leave as is. West
Open space West Open space West
Open space
(pathways and
trails,
community
garden) East Open space West
Garden trail and art
activities West
Open space West
Community garden,
pathways and trails West
Open Space, parks,
gardens West
Open space West
Open space West
532
Open Space
Remain open and
accessible to all as
either park space, or
a combination of
park and
recreational. Along
with a botanical
garden West
Open space East
Open space West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) West
Open space
(pathways and trails,
community garden) East
Open space.
(Pathways. Trails.
Park Community
Garden.) West
Open space West
Open space East
Open space East
A multi use park with
picnic tables and
hiking trails. West
Open space West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
Amphitheater West Amphitheater West Amphiteater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater East
Outdoor
Amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
Amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater East
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
ampitheatre West Amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Ampitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
5-stage clam shell
amphitheater in the
back middle
homes for workers
for downtown
frisby golf course in
back around soccer
egret sanctuary
water and trees
along front
basketball courts in
back
Outdoor
amphitheater West
533
Outdoor Amphtiheater
Open Space - with
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West
Outdoor
amphitheater West Outdoor ampitheatre West
Outdoor
amphitheater
Not a
resident
Outdoor
amphitheater
West
Outdoor
amphitheater
West
Outdoor
amphitheater
East
Outdoor
amphitheater with
limited seating West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West Sport Courts East Sports courts West Sports Courts West Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) East
Sports Courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball,
tennis, bocci) West Sports Courts West Sport courts West Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West
Sports courts East Pickleball courts Malibu, resident Local sports Center
of Malibu Sports Court West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci)
East
Sports courts
(basketball) West Sports courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci), West Pickleball courts
Malibu,
resident
Sport Courts East
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball,
tennis, bocci) West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West Tennis courts East Sports courts West
Sports courts
(preferably
pickleball) East Sports courts West Tennis courts East Pickleball courts Malibu,
resident Sports courts West
Sports Courts East Pickleball courts West Pickleball courts Malibu,
resident Sports courts West Sports courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci)
West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball,
tennis, bocci) East Sport courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) East
534
Sports Courts
Pickleball courts
Malibu,
resident
I’d like it to stay
vacant but if it
has to be
developed then
let it be a pickle
ball and sports
court West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci)
West Tennis courts East
Sports courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West Sports courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West
Basketball/pickle
ball/ tennis courts West Sports courts West
Sports court -
basketball West Sports court West
Sports courts West
Sports court -
basketball West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) East Sports courts West
Sports courts West
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) East Tennis courts East Sports courts West
Sports court -
basketball West Tennis courts East Sport courts (tennis) West Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) East
Sports courts
(basketball,
pickleball, tennis,
bocci) West
Sports Court West Sports courts West
Sports courts, indoor
basketball, tennis
courts West Sports West
Courts - basketball,
pickleball, tennis West
Two tennis courts
and one basketball
court West
Sports court West Basketball court West
Sport courts (tennis) West Basketball court
Sports Courts East
Sport courts
(tennis) West
Dog park East Dog park East
Gathering of locals
uses West Dog park West Dog park West
Aquatic center East
Towing impound
yard West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) East
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) East Dog Park West
Peserve as the
permanent annual
home for Chili
Cookoff and in the
off-season
something more
generic West Dog park West Dog park West Dog park East
Dog Park, Skate
Park, bike trails, bike
parks West
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Remain as a public
venue for it's current
use and similar
uses. West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike
parks) -
Specifically offroad bike track
(BMX /
Mountain bike
dirt track) and /
or fitness trail West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) -
Specifically offroad bike track
(BMX / Mountain
bike dirt track) and
/ or fitness trail West
Dog park, bike trails,
bike parks West Dog park East
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) East Other West Other West
Botanical ocean
park. East
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) East
Dog park West Dog park West
Other, preferably,
dog park East
sidewalk along the
edge of the land on
Trancas Canyon Dog park West
Museum without
theater East Other West Chili Cook-off site.
Center
of Malibu
Bike Park, Skate
Park West Dog park East
Dog park East
Skate Park -
dog park West Skate/bike park West
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks West
Temporary place to
put the homeless
and get them off our
streets and parks.
Center of
Malibu
Mini golf course or
skate park West Skatepark West
Other: playground
+ park West
Trancas lot would be
a beautiful place for
a trail for walking
that is dog friendly
on the outside and
on the inside do a
bike trail for BMX
etc... This could be
created in a way that
keeps it all
nature/ocean view
focused
Another idea would
be to inckude a dog
park that's fenced in
(inside of the
walking and BMX
trails) and make the
dog park that's
above Trancas Park
into Sports Courts. West Dog park East
Local markets with
local vendors and
festivals East
bird tower
weeping
sculture (tall)
skatepark and
biking up to
pepperdine
hummingbird
hedge along
freeway
Permanent
skatepark location West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) West Dog park East
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A visitor- and guestserving Alchemy of
solar
farm/Chumashthemed children's
playground/electric
vehicle
chargers/overnight
camping with power
Wi-Fi and a
bathroom for
Bedouin van
lifers/space for a
Malibu flea market
and the farmers
market and perhaps
the car shows/a popup drive-in theater
and possibly music
performance stage/a
community garden
and possibly other
things.
Dog park, skate
park West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) West
Bike park with hiking
trails West Other West
Great for the Chili
Cook-off
HOWEVER, if this is
the only place that
would work for a
Community Center
and pool,
tennis/pickle ball
courts etc... OR
Soccer
Fields/Football field
and Sports courts,
then I would support
that more than
leaving it for a once
a year event. West Dog park East
Bike park with
hiking trails West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) West Dog park West
Dog park West
A landscaped
area
announcing
Malibu, Local
artists works
could be
displayed West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) West
A use so that a
church could have a
place to meet on
Sunday morning East Skate Park West
Dog park West
Other (bike
trails) West Dog park West
Dog park, bike trails
and parks West Skate Park West
Dog park with
grass, West Skate park West Out door recreation West
Other West Dog park West
Other (bike trails) West
Other (dog park,
skate park, bike
trails, bike parks) West
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Other
Egret sanctuary and
hummingbirds
wetland resoration
seniot center, living +
playing
nursery along the
back
to grow trees to
replant
fire area
plant shows
day care facility
Bike and walking
trails West
Dog Park West
Other West
Dog park West
Dog park/ trails
showcasing Malibu
beauty East
Dog park West
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Phase 2 Data Categorization - Community Meetings/Pop Up Events Categories Chili Cook-Off Triangle Heathercliff Trancas La Paz Commercial Use
Event space and 24 hour diner/snack shop Parking and shuttle service Undergound parking Golf course Parking Parking Additional parking Parking Golf course Commercial use - parking Parking Parking Lot with Shuttle Service
Parking
Park n ride Parking Parking
Parking Parking lot and public safety staging Parking Park n Ride Parking Parking
Park n ride Commercial use - parking Commercial use
Commercial Use Bathroom Commercial use
Parking lot Parking
Parking Park n ride
Parking Parking
Parking
Parking
Parking
Commercial use
Parking
Parking under, library over, park n ride
Park n Ride
Commercial
Parking
Bus
Community Center
Cultural arts/senior center Visitors center Senior center Elderly center Community center Community Center Communtiy center Communtiy center Recreation center Community center Community center Communtiy center Experience library Recreation center Community Center
Community center, senior/youth
center and library Senior center, community center
Community Center Community center Community center
Community Center Community center
Community Center Community center/senior center
Community Center Community center
Community center, boys and girls club Community center
Community Center Community center
Community center/senior center
Community center
Community center
Community center
Pool Pool Pool
Pool
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Pool
Community pool/splash pad
Outdoor pool, ocean pool
Pool Community pool Aquatic center
Community pool/splash pad Community pool/splashpad
Multi-purpose: pool
Community pool/splashpad
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Community
Pool/Splash Pad
Community pool/splash pad Community pool/splashpad
Community pool/splash pad Community pool/splashpad
Community pool/splash pad Community pool/splashpad
Community pool/splash pad Multi-purpose: pool
Community pool/splashpad
Pool
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Community pool/splash pad
Grass Sports Fields
Ball parks
Grass fields - dependent on parking
space that are needed to go here Grass fields
Grass sports fields
Sports fields Sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields Open grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields Open grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Open grass sports fields Multi-purpose: Grass sports fields Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Multi-purpose: Grass sports fields
Grass sports fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass sports fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass Sports Fields
Grass Sports Fields
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Housing
Multi-purpose:
Housing Housing Additional housing, low-cost housing units Housing Housing for workforce/artist Housing Housing Housing
Housing Senior/low income housing Housing Housing
Housing Housing Housing Housing
Housing Housing Retirement housing Housing
Housing Housing Low income/senior housing Housing
Housing
Housing (affordable, senior,
workforce) Housing Housing
Housing (affordable, senior, workforce) Housing Housing Indoor Theatre/Arts
Center
Performing arts center complete with an art
gallery, play house, and film screening
space. Alternatively, it could serve as the
location for the Malibu Chamber of
Commerce and visitor's center
Indoor theater/arts center
Arts center Indoor theater
Indoor theater/arts center Indoor theater/arts center Indoor thearer/arts center Indoor theater / arts center
Indoor theater/arts center Indoor thearer/arts center
Indoor theater / arts center
Indoor theater/arts center Indoor thearer/arts center
Arts center Outdoor theater/arts center
Indoor theater/arts center
Indoor theater/arts center
Indoor theater/arts center
Indoor theater/arts center
Park with trails Open space for community events Community garden Open space Open Space Food forest Open space
Open field used for community
events and parking, use for future
chili cook-offs Open space Open space
Open space Garden, trail Left open, space undeveloped Green space Open space, pathways, garden area Green space Garden Green space Open space Green space
Open space Green space Open space, park
Open Space
Open Space
Open space Open space, park Open space
Open Space
Open Space
Open space Open space Open space
Open Space
Open Space
Open space Open space Multi-purpose:Open space
Open Space Public gardens with trails and habitat
nature center
Open space Open space Open space
Open Space
Open space
Open space Open space Open space
Open Space
Open space
Open space, parks and trails Open space, parks and trails Open space Open Space Open space, parks and trails
Sell for money
Open Space Open space Open space
Open Space
Open space
Open Space Open space Open space
Open Space
Open space
Open space
Open Space
Public garden
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Open Space
Open Space
Open Space
Open Space
Open Space
Open Space
Open space, parks and trails
Open space
Open space
Open space
Open space
Outdoor
Amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater Amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Outdoor amphitheater
Sports Courts
Sports courts Sports courts Sports courts Basketball facility Sports courts Sports courts (tennis and pickleball) Sports courts Basketball facility Sports courts Sports courts Sports courts
Sports Courts Sports courts Sports courts
Sports Courts Sports courts Sports courts
Sports Courts Sports courts Sports courts
Sports Courts Sports courts Sports courts
Sports courts Sports courts
Other
Skate park Skate park Horse trails
Event space that takes advantage of the
views from the lot Dog park
Dog park Helipad Other - horses MTB Track Dog park
Other Dog park Horse facility Mountain bike track Dog park Dog park Bike staging Dog park Dog park
Dog park Dog park
Art installation Dog park
Dog park
Dog park
Dog park
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Malibu residents, the City of Malibu wants to hear from you! The City owns five parcels of vacant land spanning just over 61 acres and has launched a robust, two-phase community outreach and engagement program to collect your feedback.
The primary goal of the program is to facilitate meaningful dialogue among community members and collect insightful feedback. Your participation will help ensure the future of these lands aligns with the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire Malibu community.
City of Malibu
23825 Stuart Ranch Rd
Malibu, CA 90265
Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or visit MalibuCommunityLands.org
Phase 1 of the community
outreach and engagement
process is underway, and
there are a number of ways
you can participate!
Submit a public
comment through
the website
Attend a
community meeting
or pop-up event
Register for direct
email updates
with NotifyMe
Share Your Feedback on
Malibu Community Lands!
Share Your Feedback on
Malibu Community Lands!
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Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or visit MalibuCommunityLands.org
Malibu Community
Land Locations
Malibu Community
Land Locations
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The City of Malibu owns five parcels of vacant land spanning over 61 acres and is launching a robust outreach and engagement program to collect your input on the use of these community lands.
We want to hear from you!
The goal of this initiative is to facilitate meaningful dialogue among community members to ensure the future use of these lands aligns with the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire Malibu community.
The outreach and engagement program will be a two-phase process. Phase 1 of the community outreach will focus on gathering broad feedback about the community lands, while Phase 2 will build on the input received to gather more refined feedback that will guide the decision-making process.
Get involved and
participate today!
Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or visit MalibuCommunityLands.org
Share Your Feedback on
Malibu Community Lands!
Share Your Feedback on
Malibu Community Lands!
Submit a public
comment through
the website
Attend a
community meeting
or pop-up event
Register for direct
email updates
with NotifyMe
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FAQ #1 – Was there outreach done about these
lands previously?
From January to June 2012, the Parks and Recreation Commission conducted interviews, focus groups, stakeholder meetings and public forums where they gathered information from Malibu residents and stakeholders in the community on opinions on parks, facilities and program needs.
FAQ #2 – Why are we doing outreach again if we did
a survey back in 2012?
Malibu is committed to inclusivity and equity in community decision-making and recognizes that a lot of things may have changed since the last survey that was done over a decade ago.
The City has developed an innovative outreach program designed to engage a diverse cross-section of the community. The Outreach Plan outlining the City’s strategic approach is available on the website: MalibuCommunityLands.org.
FAQ #3 – Who can participate?
Malibu acknowledges that decisions regarding these vacant lands can impact those who work and play in the City.
Therefore, the engagement process extends beyond just our residents and invites participation from all community
members to develop solutions that align with the long-term needs and aspirations of all stakeholders.
FAQ #4 – How can I sign up to receive direct updates?
To sign up for direct email updates, register via
MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify
FAQ #5 – When will the outreach start and end?
The City anticipates the community outreach and engagement program will run from April 2024 through October 2024. Phase 1 of the program is planned to run from April to mid-June and Phase 2 is planned to run from mid-August to early October.
Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or visit MalibuCommunityLands.org
Frequently
Asked Questions
Frequently
Asked Questions
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Technical Feasibility for
Community Lands
1. Chili Cook-Off
All categories are
technically feasible
within certain
environmental
considerations
9.29 acres
Approximately 100
parking spaces
required (Agreement
with LA Metro)
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These categories are
technically feasible within
certain environmental
considerations:
Parking
Open space
Grass sports field
Other, depending on
use
1.11 acres
Approximately 100 parking
spaces required
(Agreement with LA Metro)
Technical Feasibility for
Community Lands
2. Triangle
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Technical Feasibility for
Community Lands
3. Heathercliff
All categories are
technically feasible
within certain
environmental
considerations
19 acres
Approximately 200
parking spaces required
(Agreement with LA
Metro)
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Technical Feasibility for
Community Lands
4. Trancas
All categories are
technically feasible
within certain
environmental
considerations
29.67 acres
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Technical Feasibility for
Community Lands
5. La Paz
These categories are
technically feasible
within certain
environmental
considerations:
Open space
Grass sports field
Other, depending
on use
2.3 acres
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Malibu Community Lands
Phase 2 Community Meeting
Phase 1 Overview
April - June
The City collected general feedback on the types of uses the community would like to see for the future in Malibu during Phase 1.
The City received:
259 suggestions via email and website forms
322 suggestions via community meetings and pop-up events 201 suggestions via community survey (142 provided a Malibu address) Based on the input received, the City identified the most frequent suggestions to develop 10 categories to focus on in Phase 2.
Which of the following 10 categories do you envision for the future of each of the community lands?
Commercial use (parking, business
development)
Community center (senior center,
youth center, library, visitor center)
Community pool/splash pad
Grass sports fields (soccer, football,
baseball, softball)
Housing (workforce and senior)
Indoor theatre/arts center
Open space (pathways and
trails, community garden)
Outdoor amphitheater
Sports courts (basketball,
pickleball, tennis, bocci)
Other (dog park, skate park,
bike trails, bike parks)
• Chili Cook-Off • Triangle • Heathercliff • Trancas • La Paz In alphabetical order, not rank order:
Phase 2 Focus
August - October
Phase 2 Categories
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Categories
#1
Chili
Cook-off
#2
Triangle
#3
Heathercliiff
#4
Trancas
#5
La Paz
Commercial use
Community center
Community pool/splash
pad
Grass sports fields
Housing
Indoor theatre/arts center
Open space
Outdoor amphitheater
Sports courts
Other
Malibu Community Lands
Phase 2 Group Activity
In your groups, discuss your preferred uses for each of the lands based on the 10 categories listed below.
Use the matrix below to help map out your top choices for each of the lands. You may choose up to 3 categories fore each of the lands, but the goal is to reach 1 top choice among each group.
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Post Performance
April 1, 2024 – October 4, 2024
Review the lifetime performance of the posts you published during the publishing period. 559
Post Performance
Included in this Report
@CityMalibu City of Malibu - Government cityofmalibu
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Post Performance | 1 of 23
@CityMalibu
Thu 9/19/2024 11:52 am PDT
Impressions 211
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 7
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 3.3%
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Thu 9/19/2024 11:51 am PDT
Impressions 406
Reach 389
Engagements 14
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 3.4%
City of Malibu - Government
Thu 9/19/2024 11:51 am PDT
Impressions 265
Reach 256
Engagements 21
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 7.9%
Last chance to make your voice heard!
The last day to submit your feedback for
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Last chance to make your voice heard!
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the #MalibuCommunityLands project via…
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@CityMalibu
Mon 9/16/2024 4:25 pm PDT
Impressions 346
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
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cityofmalibu
Mon 9/16/2024 4:24 pm PDT
Impressions 330
Reach 330
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.5%
City of Malibu - Government
Mon 9/16/2024 4:24 pm PDT
Impressions 104
Reach 101
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
Hey Malibu! Join us for the 3rd and final
#MalibuCommunityLands meeting on
Tuesday, September 17, at 10 a.m. at th…
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#MalibuCommunityLands meeting on
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@CityMalibu
Wed 9/11/2024 2:45 pm PDT
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Engagements 8
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.9%
cityofmalibu
Wed 9/11/2024 2:43 pm PDT
Impressions 441
Reach 433
Engagements 14
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 3.2%
City of Malibu - Government
Wed 9/11/2024 2:43 pm PDT
Impressions 108
Reach 105
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
Hey Malibu! Have you shared your
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#MalibuCommunityLands? We want t…
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#MalibuCommunityLands? We want to…
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@CityMalibu
Wed 9/4/2024 10:02 am PDT
Impressions 372
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.3%
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Wed 9/4/2024 10:01 am PDT
Impressions 328
Reach 313
Engagements 6
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.8%
City of Malibu - Government
Wed 9/4/2024 10:01 am PDT
Impressions 177
Reach 170
Engagements 6
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 3.4%
Join us tomorrow, Thursday, September 5,
at 5:30 p.m. for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands community…
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cityofmalibu
Wed 8/28/2024 1:02 pm PDT
Impressions 526
Reach 520
Engagements 11
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.1%
@CityMalibu
Wed 8/28/2024 1:02 pm PDT
Impressions 228
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.2%
City of Malibu - Government
Wed 8/28/2024 1:02 pm PDT
Impressions 174
Reach 164
Engagements 2
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.1%
Save the date! Join us at the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event at
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#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
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Post Performance | 6 of 23
City of Malibu - Government
Fri 8/23/2024 1:55 pm PDT
Post Link Clicks 126
Impressions 19,803
Reach 7,638
Engagements 506
Engagement Rate (per
Impression)
2.6%
@CityMalibu
Fri 8/23/2024 1:39 pm PDT
Impressions 257
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 1
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.4%
cityofmalibu
Fri 8/23/2024 1:31 pm PDT
Impressions 425
Reach 414
Engagements 11
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.6%
Mark your calendars for these upcoming
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#MalibuCommunityLands project to lear…
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cityofmalibu
Fri 8/23/2024 12:01 pm PDT
Impressions 493
Reach 476
Engagements 13
Engagement Rate (per
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@CityMalibu
Fri 8/23/2024 12:01 pm PDT
Impressions 221
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 2
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.9%
City of Malibu - Government
Fri 8/23/2024 12:00 pm PDT
Impressions 130
Reach 122
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
Join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
TONIGHT at the Trancas County Market! …
Hey, Malibu, join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands project popup event at Trancas County Market… Join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
TONIGHT at the Trancas County Market! …
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Post Performance | 8 of 23
@CityMalibu
Thu 8/22/2024 4:00 pm PDT
Impressions 285
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 2
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.7%
cityofmalibu
Thu 8/22/2024 4:00 pm PDT
Impressions 852
Reach 814
Engagements 13
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.5%
City of Malibu - Government
Thu 8/22/2024 4:00 pm PDT
Impressions 160
Reach 149
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
Hey, Malibu, join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands project popup event at the Trancas County Market Fr… Join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event at
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City of Malibu - Government
Thu 8/22/2024 8:02 am PDT
Impressions 152
Reach 144
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
cityofmalibu
Thu 8/22/2024 8:02 am PDT
Impressions 365
Reach 348
Engagements 8
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.2%
@CityMalibu
Thu 8/22/2024 8:02 am PDT
Impressions 198
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.5%
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
next community meeting for the
#MalibuCommunityLands project…
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next community meeting for the
#MalibuCommunityLands project…
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@CityMalibu
Tue 8/20/2024 2:24 pm PDT
Impressions 283
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.8%
cityofmalibu
Tue 8/20/2024 2:23 pm PDT
Impressions 472
Reach 455
Engagements 10
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.1%
City of Malibu - Government
Tue 8/20/2024 2:23 pm PDT
Impressions 434
Reach 429
Engagements 3
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.7%
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
next community meeting for the
#MalibuCommunityLands project on…
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
next community meeting for the
#MalibuCommunityLands project on…
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
next community meeting for the
#MalibuCommunityLands project on…
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cityofmalibu
Tue 8/13/2024 2:01 pm PDT
Impressions 591
Reach 569
Engagements 14
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.4%
@CityMalibu
Tue 8/13/2024 2:01 pm PDT
Impressions 242
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 7
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.9%
City of Malibu - Government
Tue 8/13/2024 2:01 pm PDT
Impressions 140
Reach 132
Engagements 1
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.7%
Join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event at
the Malibu Back-to-School event for Mali…
Join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
on Thursday, Aug 15, 9 AM - 2 PM at the…
Join us for the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event at
the Malibu Back-to-School event for Mali…
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@CityMalibu
Thu 8/8/2024 2:13 pm PDT
Impressions 242
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.1%
cityofmalibu
Thu 8/8/2024 2:12 pm PDT
Impressions 544
Reach 525
Engagements 11
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2%
City of Malibu - Government
Thu 8/8/2024 2:12 pm PDT
Impressions 92,581
Reach 38,325
Engagements 846
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.9%
Attention, Malibu! Thank you for all your
feedback and participation in Phase 1 of
the #MalibuCommunityLands project.…
Attention, Malibu! Thank you for all your
feedback and participation in Phase 1 of
the #MalibuCommunityLands project.…
Attention, Malibu! Thank you for all your
feedback and participation in Phase 1 of
the #MalibuCommunityLands project.…
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cityofmalibu
Thu 7/18/2024 10:21 am PDT
Impressions 363
Reach 356
Engagements 4
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.1%
@CityMalibu
Thu 7/18/2024 10:21 am PDT
Impressions 226
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 8
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 3.5%
City of Malibu - Government
Thu 7/18/2024 10:21 am PDT
Impressions 151
Reach 148
Engagements 3
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2%
Malibu! Thank you for all your incredible
participation over the past few months on
the #MalibuCommunityLands project.…
Malibu! Thank you for all your incredible
participation over the past few months on
the #MalibuCommunityLands project.…
Malibu! Thank you for all your incredible
participation over the past few months on
the #MalibuCommunityLands project.…
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cityofmalibu
Fri 6/28/2024 4:42 pm PDT
Impressions 534
Reach 512
Engagements 15
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.8%
@CityMalibu
Fri 6/28/2024 4:42 pm PDT
Impressions 344
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 14
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 4.1%
City of Malibu - Government
Fri 6/28/2024 4:42 pm PDT
Impressions 210
Reach 197
Engagements 3
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.4%
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Phase 1 of the
#MalibuCommunityLands project is
complete! Thank you to everyone wh…
Phase 1 of #MalibuCommunityLands
project is complete! Thank you to
everyone who participated & shared…
Phase 1 of the
#MalibuCommunityLands project is
complete! Thank you to everyone wh…
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cityofmalibu
Wed 6/12/2024 2:00 pm PDT
Impressions 380
Reach 349
Engagements 7
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.8%
City of Malibu - Government
Wed 6/12/2024 2:00 pm PDT
Impressions 105
Reach 95
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
@CityMalibu
Wed 6/12/2024 2:00 pm PDT
Impressions 239
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 3
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.3%
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Reminder! Tomorrow, June 13 at 10
a.m. is our third community meeting
discussing the #MalibuCommunityLands.…
Reminder! Tomorrow, June 13 at 10
a.m. is our third community meeting
discussing the #MalibuCommunityLands.…
Reminder! Tomorrow, June 13 at 10
a.m. is our third community meeting
discussing the…
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Post Performance | 16 of 23
@CityMalibu
Wed 6/5/2024 4:00 pm PDT
Impressions 279
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 4
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.4%
City of Malibu - Government
Wed 6/5/2024 4:00 pm PDT
Impressions 105
Reach 96
Engagements 0
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0%
cityofmalibu
Wed 6/5/2024 4:00 pm PDT
Impressions 339
Reach 339
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.5%
Hey Malibu! Join us for the 3rd
#MalibuCommunityLands meeting on
Thursday, June 13, 10:00 AM at Malibu…
Hey Malibu! Join us for the 3rd
#MalibuCommunityLands meeting on
Thursday, June 13, 10:00 AM at Malibu…
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Hey Malibu! Join us for the 3rd
#MalibuCommunityLands meeting on
Thursday, June 13, 10:00 AM at Malibu…
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cityofmalibu
Tue 6/4/2024 10:01 am PDT
Impressions 576
Reach 561
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.9%
City of Malibu - Government
Tue 6/4/2024 10:01 am PDT
Post Link Clicks 0
Impressions 215
Reach 197
Engagements 6
Engagement Rate (per
Impression)
2.8%
@CityMalibu
Tue 6/4/2024 10:01 am PDT
Impressions 243
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 4
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.6%
C
Save the date! Join us at the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
during Little League Closing Day at Malib…
Save the date! Join us at the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
during Little League Closing Day at Malib…
Save the date! Join us at the next
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event
during Little League Closing Day at Malib…
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cityofmalibu
Tue 5/28/2024 4:06 pm PDT
Impressions 502
Reach 466
Engagements 12
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.4%
City of Malibu - Government
Tue 5/28/2024 4:06 pm PDT
Impressions 169
Reach 159
Engagements 2
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.2%
@CityMalibu
Tue 5/28/2024 4:02 pm PDT
Impressions 271
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 4
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.5%
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REMINDER: Join us tomorrow,
Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's
Malibu Restaurant for the second…
REMINDER: Join us tomorrow,
Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's
Malibu Restaurant for the second…
REMINDER: Join us tomorrow, Wed, May
29, 6PM at Duke’s for 2nd second
community meeting on…
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cityofmalibu
Mon 5/20/2024 1:02 pm PDT
Impressions 557
Reach 520
Engagements 20
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 3.6%
@CityMalibu
Mon 5/20/2024 1:02 pm PDT
Impressions 767
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 0.7%
City of Malibu - Government
Mon 5/20/2024 1:02 pm PDT
Impressions 462
Reach 411
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.1%
C
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
upcoming community meetings on May
21, May 29 and June 13 to discuss…
Hey Malibu! Reminder - join us for the
community meetings May 21, May 29 &
June 13 to discuss…
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
upcoming community meetings on May
21, May 29 and June 13 to discuss…
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City of Malibu - Government
Mon 5/20/2024 12:22 pm PDT
Post Link Clicks 473
Impressions 70,791
Reach 21,177
Engagements 919
Engagement Rate (per
Impression)
1.3%
City of Malibu - Government
Fri 5/17/2024 11:02 am PDT
Post Link Clicks 31
Impressions 3,231
Reach 2,046
Engagements 181
Engagement Rate (per
Impression)
5.6%
@CityMalibu
Fri 5/17/2024 11:02 am PDT
Impressions 240
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.1%
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
upcoming community meetings on May
21, May 29 and June 13 to discuss…
Save the date for the upcoming
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event!
Catch us at the Malibu Farmers Marke…
Save the date for the upcoming
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up
event! Catch us at the Malibu Farmers…
Home Home
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cityofmalibu
Fri 5/17/2024 11:02 am PDT
Impressions 763
Reach 697
Engagements 19
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.5%
City of Malibu - Government
Wed 5/15/2024 2:16 pm PDT
Impressions 221
Reach 208
Engagements 5
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.3%
@CityMalibu
Tue 5/14/2024 3:42 pm PDT
Impressions 369
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 7
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.9%
C
Save the date for the upcoming
#MalibuCommunityLands pop-up event!
Catch us at the Malibu Farmers Marke…
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
first community meeting to discuss the
#MalibuCommunityLands Tuesday, May …
REMINDER: Join us for the first community
meeting to discuss the Malibu Community
Lands Tuesday, May 21 at 6 p.m. We wan…
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cityofmalibu
Tue 5/14/2024 3:40 pm PDT
Impressions 408
Reach 375
Engagements 10
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.5%
cityofmalibu
Thu 5/2/2024 12:02 pm PDT
Impressions 576
Reach 540
Engagements 12
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 2.1%
@CityMalibu
Thu 5/2/2024 11:57 am PDT
Impressions 231
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 3
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.3%
C
Hey, Malibu! Reminder to join us for the
first community meeting to discuss the
#MalibuCommunityLands Tuesday, May …
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Mark your calendars for the first
community meeting regarding the
#MalibuCommunityLands! Join us on…
Mark your calendars for the first
community meeting regarding the
#MalibuCommunityLands! Join us on…
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@CityMalibu
Tue 4/16/2024 4:26 pm PDT
Impressions 340
Potential Reach 13,245
Engagements 6
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.8%
cityofmalibu
Tue 4/16/2024 4:24 pm PDT
Impressions 520
Reach 492
Engagements 8
Engagement Rate (per
Impression) 1.5%
City of Malibu - Government
Tue 4/16/2024 4:24 pm PDT
Post Link Clicks 40
Impressions 4,658
Reach 2,484
Engagements 95
Engagement Rate (per
Impression)
2%
Attention, Malibu! The official website
for the #MalibuCommunityLands
community outreach and engagement…
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Attention, Malibu! The official website
for the #MalibuCommunityLands
community outreach and engagement…
Attention, Malibu! The official website
for the community outreach and
engagement program for the future of…
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City of Malibu – Community Lands Outreach and Engagement Report Appendix H: News Items
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City of Malibu News
23825 Stuart Ranch Road • Malibu, California • 90265-4861 Phone (310) 456-2489 • Fax (310) 456-3356 • www.malibucity.org For Immediate Release
April 16, 2024
Media contact: Matt Myerhoff, Media Information Officer [email protected]
Cell: 424-395-6450
City of Malibu Launches Community Outreach and Engagement Program for Community Lands (Malibu, CA) – The City of Malibu is launching an extensive outreach and engagement program to gather community feedback regarding the future use of five community lands. Over the next several months, the City will seek input from the Malibu community, including residents, businesses and community groups.
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers. "This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases:
Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public. “Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.” Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels:
Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify. ###
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City of Malibu News
23825 Stuart Ranch Road • Malibu, California • 90265-4861 Phone (310) 456-2489 • Fax (310) 456-3356 • www.malibucity.org For Immediate Release
April 18, 2024
Media contact: Matt Myerhoff, Media Information Officer [email protected]
Cell: 424-395-6450
Sign up for FlashVote to Make Your Voice Heard for Malibu Community Lands (Malibu, CA) – The City of Malibu has embarked on an extensive community outreach and engagement program to gather community feedback regarding the future uses of five community lands. The program aims to ensure that these spaces will align with the diverse needs and desires of Malibu's residents.
To facilitate robust community engagement, the City of Malibu has partnered with FlashVote, a reputable thirdparty platform renowned for its expertise in collecting statistically valid community input. The City is calling on its community members to sign up for FlashVote to easily share input and participate throughout this process.
Participants will receive a short one-minute survey every few months and will get to see full survey results within 48 hours. FlashVote also makes sure the feedback received is always anonymous. To join the conversation and make your voice heard, please visit www.flashvote.com/malibucity or call 775-235-2240 to participate by phone or text only.
FlashVote offers a user-friendly interface accessible via email, text or phone so participation is convenient and accessible to all residents. FlashVote will help streamline the feedback collection process and maximize participation from the community.
Please stay tuned as the City plans to announce upcoming community meetings and pop-up events, providing opportunities for in-person interaction and feedback on the Malibu Community Lands.
For more information and to stay informed, visit the dedicated website at MalibuCommunityLands.org. ###
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The original item was published from 4/16/2024 4:22:18 PM to 5/2/2024 3:21:24 PM.
Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: April 16, 2024 The City of Malibu is launching an extensive
outreach and engagement program to gather
community feedback regarding the future use of five
community lands. Over the next several months, the
City will seek input from the Malibu community,
including residents, businesses and community
groups.
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
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"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify.
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The original item was published from 5/2/2024 3:26:07 PM to 5/2/2024 3:49:46 PM.
Posted on: May 2, 2024
Mark your calendars for the first community meeting
regarding the Malibu Community Lands on May 21!
The City is launching an extensive outreach and
engagement program to gather community feedback
regarding the future use of five community lands. Over
the next several months, the City will seek input from
the Malibu community, including residents, businesses
and community groups.
Join us on Tuesday, May 21 from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM in the City Council Chambers at Malibu City Hall, located at 23825 Stuart Ranch Road (Map), or via Zoom (link listed on website).
This meeting will provide background on the Community Lands project and serve as an opportunity for individuals to give insights and engage in meaningful discourse regarding the future use of the following five vacant parcels of land:
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Chili Cook-Off
Triangle
Heathercliff
Trancas
La Paz
Those unable to attend the event can provide feedback by submitting a public comment or emailing [email protected].
For a full schedule of community meetings and events,
visit MalibuCommunityLands.org/Calendar.
We hope to see you there!
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Posted on: May 2, 2024
Mark your calendars for the first community meeting
regarding the Malibu Community Lands on May 21!
The City is launching an extensive outreach and
engagement program to gather community feedback
regarding the future use of five community lands. Over
the next several months, the City will seek input from
the Malibu community, including residents, businesses
and community groups.
Join us on Tuesday, May 21 from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM in the City Council Chambers at Malibu City Hall, located at 23825 Stuart Ranch Road (Map), or via Zoom (link listed on website).
This meeting will provide background on the Community Lands project and serve as an opportunity for individuals to give insights and engage in meaningful discourse regarding the future use of the following five vacant parcels of land:
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Chili Cook-Off
Triangle
Heathercliff
Trancas
La Paz
Those unable to attend the event can provide feedback by submitting a public comment or emailing [email protected].
For a full schedule of community meetings and events,
visit MalibuCommunityLands.org/Calendar.
We hope to see you there!
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Posted on: May 2, 2024
Mark your calendars for the first community meeting
regarding the Malibu Community Lands on May 21!
The City is launching an extensive outreach and
engagement program to gather community feedback
regarding the future use of five community lands. Over
the next several months, the City will seek input from
the Malibu community, including residents, businesses
and community groups.
MEETING #1" Tuesday, May 21, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM, City Council Chambers at Malibu City Hall (23825 Stuart Ranch Road - Map), or via Zoom (link listed on website).
Save the date for the other upcoming community meeting, May 29 and June 13.
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This meetings will provide background on the Community Lands project and serve as an opportunity for individuals to give insights and engage in meaningful discourse regarding the future use of the following five vacant parcels of land:
Chili Cook-Off
Triangle
Heathercliff
Trancas
La Paz
Those unable to attend the event can provide feedback by submitting a public comment or emailing [email protected].
For a full schedule of community meetings and events, including meeting Zoom links, maps and other information, visit MalibuCommunityLands.org/Calendar.
We hope to see you there!
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The original item was published from 5/2/2024 3:21:00 PM to 5/23/2024 4:19:32 PM.
Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: May 2, 2024 The City of Malibu is launching an extensive
outreach and engagement program to gather
community feedback regarding the future use of five
community lands. Over the next several months, the
City will seek input from the Malibu community,
including residents, businesses and community
groups.
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
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"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify.
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The original item was published from 5/23/2024 4:19:00 PM to 5/28/2024 4:38:52 PM.
Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: May 23, 2024 The City of Malibu is launching an extensive
outreach and engagement program to gather
community feedback regarding the future use of five
community lands. Over the next several months, the
City will seek input from the Malibu community,
including residents, businesses and community
groups.
See information about the Community Lands Project, include the parcel maps, background information and calendar of events -
https://malibucommunitylands.org/.
Submit your input on the future uses of the five community lands - https://malibucommunitylands.org/Public-Input-Received/.
SAVE THE DATE FOR THE UPCOMING COMMUNITY LANDS EVENTS
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Sunday, May 26, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM at Malibu Farmers Market (in the Malibu Library Parking Lot - 23519 West Civic Center Way) Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's Restaurant
21150 Pacific Coast Highway, at Las Flores Canyon Rd. Click here for a map.
Thursday, June 13, 6:00 PM, location TBD.
See the event calendar for future events
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify. 603
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Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: May 28, 2024 Join the second community meeting to learn about the Community Lands project and give your input on the City's community lands on Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's Malibu Restaurant. The City is undertaking an extensive outreach and engagement program to gather community feedback regarding the future uses of the community lands. Over the next several months, the City will seek input from the Malibu community, including residents, businesses and community groups.
See information about the Community Lands Project, include the parcel maps, background information and calendar of events -
https://malibucommunitylands.org/.
Submit your input on the future uses of the five community lands - https://malibucommunitylands.org/Public-Input-Received/.
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Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's Restaurant
21150 Pacific Coast Highway, at Las Flores Canyon Rd. Click here for a map.
Thursday, June 13, 6:00 PM, location TBD.
See the event calendar for future events
BACKGROUND
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify. 605
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Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: May 28, 2024 Join the second community meeting to learn about the Community Lands project and give your input on the City's community lands on Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's Malibu Restaurant. The City is undertaking an extensive outreach and engagement program to gather community feedback regarding the future uses of the community lands. Over the next several months, the City will seek input from the Malibu community, including residents, businesses and community groups.
See information about the Community Lands Project, include the parcel maps, background information and calendar of events - https://malibucommunitylands.org/.
Submit your input on the future uses of the five community lands - https://malibucommunitylands.org/Public-Input-Received/.
SAVE THE DATE FOR THE UPCOMING COMMUNITY LANDS EVENTS
Wednesday, May 29, 6:00 PM at Duke's Restaurant
21150 Pacific Coast Highway, at Las Flores Canyon Rd. Click here for a map.
Thursday, June 13, 6:00 PM, location TBD.
See the event calendar for future events
BACKGROUND
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come."
In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decisionmaking processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the longterm needs and aspirations of the entire community.” 606
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text:
MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify.
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Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: June 3, 2024 The City is undertaking an extensive outreach and
engagement program to gather community feedback
regarding the future uses of the community lands.
Over the next several months, the City will seek input
from the Malibu community, including residents,
businesses and community groups.
See information about the Community Lands Project, include the parcel maps, background information and calendar of events - https://malibucommunitylands.org/.
Submit your input on the future uses of the five community lands - https://malibucommunitylands.org/Public-Input-Received/. 608
Saturday, June 8 (Little League Closing Day) 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM - Community Meeting - at Malibu Bluffs Park (PCH & Malibu Canyon Road - Map)
Thursday, June 13, 6:00 PM - Pop-Up Event - Malibu West Beach Club (30756 PCH at Trancas Canyon Road - Map. Parking on Trancas Canyon Road or Broad Beach Road)
See the event calendar for details and future events
BACKGROUND
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for Not 609
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Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: June 10, 2024 The City is undertaking an extensive outreach and
engagement program to gather community feedback
regarding the future uses of the community lands.
Over the next several months, the City will seek input
from the Malibu community, including residents,
businesses and community groups.
See information about the Community Lands Project, include the parcel maps, background information and calendar of events - https://malibucommunitylands.org/.
Submit your input on the future uses of the five community lands - https://malibucommunitylands.org/Public-Input-Received/. 610
Thursday, June 13, 10:00 AM - Community Meeting - Malibu West Beach Club (30756 PCH at Trancas Canyon Road - Map. Parking on Trancas Canyon Road or Broad Beach Road)
See the event calendar for details and future events
BACKGROUND
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments. Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
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Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: August 12, 2024 Thank you for your feedback and participation in
Phase 1 of the Malibu Community Lands project, the
City's extensive outreach and engagement program
to gather feedback regarding the future uses of the
five community lands spanning over 60 acres from the community, including residents, businesses and community groups.
We’re excited to announce the launch of Phase 2, where we will take a more focused approach to gathering your input. Based on your feedback throughout Phase 1, the City identified the most frequent suggestions to develop the following 10 categories:
Commercial use (parking, business development)
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In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments.
Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
Community center (senior center, youth center, library, visitor center) Community pool/splash pad
Grass sports fields (soccer, football, baseball, softball) Housing (workforce and senior)
Indoor theatre/arts center
Open space (pathways and trails, community garden)
Outdoor amphitheater
Sports courts (basketball, pickleball, tennis, bocci)
Other (dog park, skate park, bike trails, bike parks)
We want to know: which category of uses do you envision for the future of each land? Visit MalibuCommunityLands.org to learn more and share your thoughts.
See information about the Community Lands Project, include the parcel maps, background information and calendar of events - https://malibucommunitylands.org/.
Submit your input on the future uses of the five community lands, and see all of the input comments submitted so far (personal information is redacted) - https://malibucommunitylands.org/Public-Input-Received/. 614
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To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify. ⇐ ⇒
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Posted on: April 16, 2024 | Last Modified on: August 13, 2024 The City of Malibu has completed Phase 1 of the Community Lands Project, its extensive community outreach and engagement program regarding the future use of five City-owned community lands. The City is now moving into Phase 2 to narrow down the feedback received and identify the types of uses the community envisions for each specific land.
As part of Phase 1, the City collected feedback through multiple channels between April and June 2024:
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A community survey via FlashVote
Three community meetings
Three pop-up events throughout the City
"The participation from our community has been tremendous. This process is about creating spaces that will truly serve our community's needs for generations. Every voice matters as we work together to shape Malibu's future," said Mayor Doug Stewart. "The feedback from Phase 1 provides a strong foundation for more targeted discussions in Phase 2. We're excited to dive deeper into the community's vision for each specific land, which will help us determine the next steps in October." The City received 322 suggestions at three in-person meetings and three pop-up events, 259 recommendations via email and website forms and 201 responses to the community survey. Based on this input, the City has identified the most frequent suggestions received to develop 10 categories of potential uses for further consideration in Phase 2.
The categories include:
Commercial use (parking, business development)
Community center (senior center, youth center, library, visitor center) Community pool/splash pad
Grass sports fields (soccer, football, baseball, softball) Housing (workforce and senior)
Indoor theatre/arts center
Open space (pathways and trails, community garden)
Outdoor amphitheater
Sports courts (basketball, pickleball, tennis, bocci)
Other (dog park, skate park, bike trails, bike parks)
Phase 2 will take place beginning mid-August through September and will focus on determining which of the 10 categories the community prefers for each of the five lands. In addition to gathering feedback via email and the updated website form at https://malibucommunitylands.org/contact-us, the City is hosting another round of inperson events and plans to conduct another community survey.
Upcoming Pop-Up Events:
Thursday, August 15, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM - Malibu Middle/High School, 30215 Morning View Drive (for Malibu Middle/High School students, parents and staff only)
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Friday, August 23 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM - Trancas County Market, 30745 Pacific Coast Highway
Friday, August 30 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM - Malibu Chili Cook-Off, 23575 Civic Center Way
Upcoming Community Meetings:
Thursday, August 22 at 6:00 PM - City Hall, Council Chambers, 23825 Stuart Ranch Road
Thursday, September 5 at 5:30 PM - Trancas Land, 6103 Trancas Canyon Road
Tuesday, September 17 at 5:30 PM - Chili Cook Off Land, 23575 Civic Center Way
For more information about the project, including maps and details for each community land, and how to participate in Phase 2, please visit MalibuCommunityLands.org and sign up for email updates at MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify.
In 2016 and 2018, the City purchased five vacant parcels of land totaling over 61 acres to preserve the lands as community spaces instead of private developments.
Prior to any development decisions, the engagement program aims to foster meaningful dialogue and gather insights on the types of facilities the community prefers.
"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background
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project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify. ⇐ ⇒
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"This outreach program underscores our commitment to including the needs and views of all of the community,” said Mayor Steve Uhring. “By actively involving our residents and all community members, and others, we are ensuring that Malibu remains a vibrant and thriving community for generations to come." In February 2024, the City partnered with Tripepi Smith, a community engagement firm specializing in local government, to facilitate this initiative. The program's framework, developed in collaboration with the City Council, City commission members and City staff, will guide the execution of various outreach activities. The City anticipates executing the program in two phases: Phase 1 will focus on broad outreach to gather initial feedback from the community, while Phase 2 will build on the input received for more refined feedback to aid in future decision-making processes.
To centralize information and facilitate community participation, the City has launched a dedicated website, MalibuCommunityLands.org. The website will serve as a comprehensive resource, offering background information on the project, guidance for community participation, event calendars, a map pinpointing the community land locations, public input archives, frequently asked questions and avenues for public comments. The City also established a dedicated email address, [email protected], to centralize an ongoing channel for communication with the public.
“Through this extensive outreach program, we aim to empower our community members to actively shape the future of Malibu's community lands,” said City Manager Steve McClary. “We are excited to cultivate and advance a vision for Malibu that ensures these lands meet the long-term needs and aspirations of the entire community.”
Stay updated on the progress of the Malibu Community Lands project by following the City's social media channels: Facebook - @CityofMalibu, Instagram - @CityofMalibu, and X/Twitter - @CityMalibu. Sign up for NotifyMe updates via email and/or text: MalibuCity.org/CommunityLandsEnotify.
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19 NOTIFYME – SUBSCRIBERS, NUMBER OF MESSAGES PHASE 1 (APRIL 16 – JUNE 28, 2024) 1,564 subscribers (messages via text and email)
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For more information and to stay informed, visit the dedicated website at MalibuCommunityLands.org.
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Posted on: April 18, 2024 | Last Modified on: April 22, 2024 The City of Malibu has embarked on an extensive
community outreach and engagement program to
gather community feedback regarding the future
uses of five community lands. The program aims to
ensure that these spaces will align with the diverse
needs and desires of Malibu's residents.
To facilitate robust community engagement, the City
of Malibu has partnered with FlashVote, a reputable
third-party platform renowned for its expertise in collecting statistically valid community input. The City is calling on its community members to sign up for FlashVote to easily share input and participate throughout this process.
Participants will receive a short one-minute survey every few months and will get to see full survey results within 48 hours. FlashVote also makes sure the feedback received is always anonymous. To join the conversation and make your voice heard, please visit the Flashvote website or call 775-235-2240 to participate by phone or text only. 643
FlashVote offers a user-friendly interface accessible via email, text or phone so participation is convenient and accessible to all residents. FlashVote will help streamline the feedback collection process and maximize participation from the community.
Please stay tuned as the City plans to announce upcoming community meetings and pop-up events, providing opportunities for in-person interaction and feedback on the Malibu Community Lands.
For more information and to stay informed, visit the dedicated website at MalibuCommunityLands.org.
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City of Malibu – Community Lands Outreach and Engagement Report Appendix K: Preliminary Feasibility Report
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Uses
Requirements for Submittal for All 5 Vacant
Lands: CDP Required La Paz Flag Triangle Trancas Heathercliff Chili Cook Off Preliminary Evaluation Notes
This blue row identifies findings based on
seismic hazard maps, Malibu GIS, OnBase/
public records, and specifies the requirements
for each of the 5 vacant lands
(Geology) Required evaluation of
liquefaction zone, seismic
settlement, fault trench depending
on structure and location, mapped
as potential earthquake-induced
landslide hazard zone
(Geology) Required evaluation
of seismic settlement, fault
trench depending on structure
location, potential shallow
groundwater.
(Planning) Potential variance
to develop in ESHA
Potential traffic issues due to
proximity to PCH
(Planning) Proposed use in
limited areas (highland) only
due to blueline stream/ ESHA/
wetlands. Zone change is
required.
(Geology) Required evaluation of
seismic settlement, mapped as
potential earthquake-induced
landslide hazard zone
(Environmental Health) If
proposed work requires
plumbing, then a new onsite
wastewater treatment system
(OWTS) is required. Submit an
OWTS design report, percolation
report, supporting geology
(Planning) Requires biological
assessment in wetland/ blueline
stream
(Geology) Required evaluation of
fault trench depending on structure
location, mapped as potential
earthquake-induced landslide hazard
zone
(Environmental Health) If proposed
work requires plumbing, then a new
onsite wastewater treatment system
(OWTS) is required. Submit an OWTS
design report, percolation report,
supporting geology report, OWTS
plans, certified fixture unit worksheet.
Must meet setbacks to blueline
(Geology) Required evaluation of seismic
settlement, fault trench depending on
structure location, potential shallow
groundwater
The beige column outlines the requirements
for all 5 vacant lands based on the specific
use.
a Indoor theater/ arts center
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change required for Trancas lot
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible b Community pool/ splash pad
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change required for all lots
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible c
Open space (pathways and trails, community
garden)
Geology report;
EIR tentative;
Zone change required for all lots
Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible d
Grass sports field (soccer, football, baseball,
softball)
Geology report;
EIR tentative;
Zone change may be required depending on
use /lot chosen
Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible e Outdoor amphitheater
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change required for Trancas lot
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible f Sports court (basketball, pickleball, tennis, bocci)
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change required for all lots
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible g Commercial use (parking, business development)
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change may be required depending on
use /lot chosen; Trancas lot would need
definite zone change
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible h
Community Center (senior center, youth center,
library, visitor center)
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change required for all lots
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible i Housing (workforce and senior)
Project plans;
Geotechnical report to address proposed uses;
EIR;
Zone change required for all lots
Potential Constraints /
Considerations
Potential Constraints /
Considerations Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible Preliminarily Feasible j Other (dog park, skate park, bike trails, bike parks) Geology report;
EIR tentative;
Zone change may be required depending on
use /lot chosen
Preliminarily Feasible, depending
on use
Preliminarily Feasible,
depending on use
Preliminarily Feasible,
depending on use
Preliminarily Feasible, depending
on use
Preliminarily Feasible, depending on
use
The following uses have been preliminarily evaluated for the 5 vacant lands: La Paz, Triangle, Trancas, Heathercliff, and Chili Cook-Off. Planning submittal requirements from Planning, Geology, Environmental Health, and Public Works have been outlined below.
Preliminary Department Submittal Requirements and Feasibility of 5 Vacant Lands 646