Those who can’t stand to leave Malibu for any reason might want to reconsider, as on March 9, the California Coastal Commission is holding an “Important Public Hearing Notice Consistency Determination.” At issue are a Consistency Determination by the Army Corps of Engineers for the following issues:
1. The removal of the Rindge Dam.
2. Excavation of 780,000 cubic yards of sediment impounded behind the dam.
3. Nearshore placement of clean excavated sand.
4. Landfill placement of remaining sediments.
5. Modification of upstream aquatic habitat barriers in Malibu.
In essence, the A.C.E. want to discuss the best way to remove Rindge Dam, how to remove the sediment behind the dam and where to put all that sediment.
A copy of the staff report on Rindge Dam will be available 10 days before the hearing on the Coastal Commission website at www.coastal.ca.gov/mtgcurr.html.
Go down to Item #11 and click that link to read the report on how the A.C.E intends to go about this.
If you agree or disagree or have an out of the box idea, the meetings will be held:
Date: Friday, March 9, 2018
Time: 9.00 AM
Place: Oxnard Harbor District
333 Ponoma Street ,, Port Hueneme, CA. 93041
REPhone: 415 904-5200
333 Ponoma Street ,, Port Hueneme, CA. 93041
REPhone: 415 904-5200
Port Hueneme, CA. 93041
REPhone: 415 904-5200
