Los Angeles County Unincorporated

Priority shall be given to siting development in H3 Habitat, but outside of areas that contain undisturbed native vegetation that is not part of a larger contiguous habitat area.

Priority shall be given to siting development in H3 Habitat, but outside of areas that contain undisturbed native vegetation that is not part of a larger contiguous habitat area.

In Rural Villages, new development shall be sited and designed to avoid adverse impacts to all oak woodland habitat (either disturbed or undisturbed), while conforming to all other policies of the LCP.

New development in H2 and H3 habitat areas shall be sited and designed to minimize removal of native vegetation and required fuel modification and brushing to the maximum extent feasible to minimize habitat disturbance or destruction, removal or modification of natural vegetation, and irrigation of natural areas, while providing for fire safety, consistent with Section 22.44.1240.

The provisions of the Hazards Area shall apply to any of the following types of hazards designated on the Hazards Maps of the LUP: Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone; Liquefaction Areas; Earthquake-Induced Landslides; Fault Zones; and Floodprone Areas.

Any development proposed in areas similar to the hazards mentioned in subsection A above and which are identified on a site during the development process shall comply with the provisions of the Hazards Area.

The provisions of the Hazard Area shall apply to areas with low slope stability, wave action, tsunamis, etc. Development shall comply with hazards evaluation and development standards.

These Rural Villages provisions are established to implement certain policies related to Rural Villages contained in the LUP. This section establishes development standards in Rural Villages to address issues associated with inadequate infrastructure, limited access, antiquated subdivision patterns, and the potential hazards of fire, flood, and geologic instability.

These Rural Villages provisions establish development standards in Rural Villages to address issues associated with inadequate infrastructure, limited access, antiquated subdivision patterns, and potential hazards.

If an administrative CDP is first applied for and approved, premises may be used for single-unit dwellings and accessory uses, subject to the following development standards and in addition to the standards contained elsewhere in this LIP

Premises may be used for single-unit dwellings and accessory uses, subject to development standards including lot coverage no more than 25%, minimum 800 sq ft floor area, 20 ft paved street access, and 5 ft setbacks.

All development requiring a coastal development permit on any parcel of land that is located on or along the shoreline, a coastal bluff or bluff-top fronting the shoreline shall be governed by the policies, standards and provisions of these sections 22.44.2170—22.44.2190

All development requiring a coastal development permit on any parcel located on or along the shoreline, a coastal bluff or bluff-top fronting the shoreline shall be governed by these sections.

All new beachfront and bluff-top development shall be sized, sited and designed to minimize risk from wave run-up, flooding and beach and bluff erosion hazards without requiring a shoreline protection structure at any time during the life of the development.

Siting and design of new shoreline development and shoreline protective devices shall take into account anticipated future changes in sea level.

The Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone District is the unincorporated area bounded by the City of Los Angeles on the east, the Pacific Ocean and the City of Malibu on the south, Ventura County on the west, and the inland boundary of the Coastal Zone on the north. The land division does not result in grading on slopes of 15 percent or more; Will not result in grading on slopes over 25 percent.

If H2 habitat area is present on any of the parcels involved in the lot line adjustment, the lot line adjustment may only be approved where it is demonstrated that the reconfigured parcels will not increase the amount of H2 habitat area that would be removed or modified by development on any of the parcels

No structure shall be moved into an area, erected, reconstructed, added to, enlarged, advertised on, structurally altered or maintained, and no structure or land shall be used for any purpose, except as specifically provided and allowed by this LIP.

The facility shall be set back to the maximum extent feasible from any stream, drainage, riparian, or wetland habitat and in no case less than 25 feet from the top of the bank of any stream, drainage, or wetland;

The CDP is established to ensure that any development, public or private, within the Coastal Zone conforms to the policies, provisions, and programs of the LCP in accordance with Division 20 of the California Public Resources Code.