22.44.1300 (trail and access provisions)

Other

• CCT continuous trail

  The CCT shall be identified and defined as a continuous trail system traversing the length of the State's coastline and designed and sited as a continuous lateral trail traversing the length of the coastal zone and connecting with contiguous trail links in adjacent coastal jurisdictions.

• CCT objectives

  Provide a continuous walking and hiking trail as close to the ocean as possible. Provide maximum access for a variety of non-motorized uses by utilizing alternative trail segments where feasible. Maximize connections to existing and proposed local trail systems. Ensure that all segments of the trail have vertical access connections at reasonable intervals. Maximize ocean views and scenic coastal vistas. Plan to relocate or replace trail segments so that the CCT can adapt to rising sea level. Provide an educational experience where feasible through interpretive facilities.

• Map 4 Recreation update

  Map 4 Recreation, found within the LUP, shall be reviewed and updated periodically to reflect up-to-date information regarding existing and proposed trail alignments, including the CCT, in consultation with the National Park Service, the California Department of Parks and Recreation, the State Coastal Conservancy, Caltrans, the City of Malibu, the Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council, the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, and the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy.

• Title report required

  As a requirement for any trail or other public access condition, prior to the issuance of the permit or other authorization for development, the applicant shall be required to furnish a title report and all necessary subordination agreements.