City of los angeles general plan
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| CONSERVATION ELEMENT OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES GENERAL PLAN City Plan Case No. 2001-0413-GPA Council File No. 01-1094 Adopted by the City Council September 26, 2001 Approved by the City Planning Commission March 10, 2001
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION............................................... vii CHAPTER I - BACKGROUND..................................... I-1 Planning area......................................... I-1 Demographics.......................................... I-1 California General Plan Requirements.................. I-1 Mandated elements and zoning General plan consistency and relationship to other elements Scope of element Requirements and related issues addressed by other elements Implementation Technical references.................................. I-3 Format................................................ I-3
Introduction: goal, explanation of(*) program references Section 1: Agricultural Lands......................... II-1 Conclusion and continuing issue Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 2: Animal Keeping, Nurseries, Crop Gardens.... II-2 Continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 3: Archaeological and Paleontological......... II-3 Archaeological Site protection Paleontological Site protection Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 4: Conservation............................... II-5 Section 5: Cultural and Historical.................... II-5 Conservation and protection Historic-cultural Monuments Historic Preservation Overlay Zones
_________________________________________________________________ CITY OF LOS ANGELES CONSERVATION ELEMENT Adopted September 2001 iv Conclusion and continuing issues Objective, policy and programs Related information Section 6: Endangered Species......................... II-9 Definitions Species protection Protection/propagation enhancement programs Other wild animal protection Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information XX. Energy (electrical and other resources): see General Plan Infrastructure Systems Element Section 7: Equine Areas............................... II-13 Zoning/K supplemental use district Trails
Equine oriented parks Equine population Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 8: Erosion.................................... II-17 Inland erosion Beach erosion Beach erosion management Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 9: Fisheries.................................. II-21 Fisheries protection Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 10: Forest..................................... II-23 Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 11: Geologic Hazard........................... II-25 Section 12: Habitats.................................. II-26
_________________________________________________________________ CITY OF LOS ANGELES CONSERVATION ELEMENT Adopted September 2001 v Definitions Habitat types within Los Angeles Inland habitats Significant Ecological Areas (SEAs) Wildlife corridors Ocean habitat Coastal wetlands Habitat protection legislation California Environmental Quality Act Natural Community Conservation Act Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 13: Habitats and Scenic Areas Outside the City II-32 Grand Canyon-Colorado River Plateau Owens Lake and Owens Valley Mono Lake Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 14: Hazardous Materials....................... II-39 Unified program Landfill regulation Brownfields NPDES
Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 15: Land Form and Scenic Vistas............... II-41 Land form protection Scenic features protection Conclusion and continuing issues Objectives, policies and programs Related information Section 16: Ocean..................................... II-44 Ocean protection Clean Water Act/NPDES permits Point pollution sources Nonpoint pollution sources Chemical pollution Trash pollution California Environmental Quality Act Santa Monica Bay cleanup Yüklə 2,57 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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