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Carbon Beach Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, CA T M o p a L li an a b g Kan tigo u C a C an D Can Malibuanyo anyo u y Civic n n me on R Center Rd Carbon Beach Blv R d d d Malibu Pier Surfrider Beach Zuma Beach Click on a number below to go to the corresponding exhibit, or page down. 2 3 4 5 1 6 Carbon Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, Los Angeles Co. - #1 of 6 S w e e t w a t e r C a n y o n D r Malibu Pier i ! Parking 22716 22820-A PUBLIC BEACH 22878 22838 22824-A Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitution the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line. Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Waterline to structure to structure, with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland to structure Public Accessway 25 ft., and no closer than 5 ft. from structure Easement extending from Daily High Water Line inland to Shore Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 50 ft. 25 ft., and no closer than 10 ft. from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft., Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft. with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Note: All graphic depictions of easement boundary locations are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Under California law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of the natural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of changes in sand location and supply caused by wave action resulting in Index Map modification of the beach profile. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundary of a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seaward boundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under California law the public has the right to Carbon Beach use all lands seaward of the ambulatory Mean High Tide Line. Malibu Pier 1 2 3 4 5 6 Image Source: Copyright 2002-2013 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, Produced by California Coastal Commission California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org. Technical Services Division - GIS Unit Images processed with AutoStitch Copyright 2004 Matthew Brown N www.coastal.ca.gov/access/carbon_beach_access.pdf and David Lowe, University of British Columbia. Not To Scale DSM, Updated June 2015 Carbon Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, Los Angeles Co. - #2 of 6 i ! Public Parking Summer - Weekends & Holidays Upper Floor 22601 PCH Zonker Harris Public Accessway 22670 PCH P a c i f i c C o a s t H i g h w a y 22716 22706 22664 22648 22640 22626 22630 22506 Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitution the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line. Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Waterline to structure to structure, with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland to structure Public Accessway 25 ft., and no closer than 5 ft. from structure Easement extending from Daily High Water Line inland to Shore Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 50 ft. 25 ft., and no closer than 10 ft. from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft., Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft. with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Note: All graphic depictions of easement boundary locations are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Under California law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of the natural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of changes in sand location and supply caused by wave action resulting in Index Map modification of the beach profile. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundary of a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seaward boundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under California law the public has the right to Carbon Beach use all lands seaward of the ambulatory Mean High Tide Line. Malibu Pier 1 2 3 4 5 6 Image Source: Copyright 2002-2013 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, Produced by California Coastal Commission California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org. Technical Services Division - GIS Unit Images processed with AutoStitch Copyright 2004 Matthew Brown N www.coastal.ca.gov/access/carbon_beach_access.pdf and David Lowe, University of British Columbia. Not To Scale DSM, Updated June 2015 Carbon Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, Los Angeles Co. - #3 of 6 Carbon Beach West Public Accessway 22466 PCH P a c i f i c C o a s t H i g h w a y 22470 22466 22446 22432 22426 22368 22360 22338 22322 22314 22310 22258 22254 Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitution the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line. Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Waterline to structure to structure, with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland to structure Public Accessway 25 ft., and no closer than 5 ft. from structure to Shore Easement extending from Daily High Water Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 50 ft. 25 ft., and no closer than 10 ft. from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft., Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft. with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Note: All graphic depictions of easement boundary locations are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Under California law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of the natural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of changes in sand location and supply caused by wave action resulting in Index Map modification of the beach profile. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundary of a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seaward boundary will vary with the location Carbon Beach of the MHTL. In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under California law the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory Mean High Tide Line. Malibu Pier 1 2 3 4 5 6 Image Source: Copyright 2002-2013 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, Produced by California Coastal Commission California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org. N Technical Services Division - GIS Unit Images processed with AutoStitch Copyright 2004 Matthew Brown Not To Scale www.coastal.ca.gov/access/carbon_beach_access.pdf and David Lowe, University of British Columbia. DSM, Updated June 2015 Carbon Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, Los Angeles Co. - #4 of 6 Carbon Beach East Public Accessway P a c i f i c C o a s t H i g h w a y 22126 PCH 22224 22208 22202 22164 22160 22140 22126 22108 22102 22070 22068 22254 22240 22234 Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitution the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line. Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Waterline to structure to structure, with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland to structure Public Accessway 25 ft., and no closer than 5 ft. from structure to Shore Easement extending from Daily High Water Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 50 ft. 25 ft., and no closer than 10 ft. from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft., Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft. with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Note: All graphic depictions of easement boundary locations are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Under California law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of the natural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of changes in sand location and supply caused by wave action resulting in Index Map modification of the beach profile. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundary of a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seaward boundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under California law the public has the right to Carbon Beach use all lands seaward of the ambulatory Mean High Tide Line. Malibu Pier 1 2 3 4 5 6 Image Source: Copyright 2002-2013 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, Produced by California Coastal Commission California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org. Technical Services Division - GIS Unit Images processed with AutoStitch Copyright 2004 Matthew Brown N Not To Scale www.coastal.ca.gov/access/carbon_beach_access.pdf and David Lowe, University of British Columbia. DSM, Updated June 2015 Carbon Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, Los Angeles Co. - #5 of 6 P a c i f i c C o a s t H i g h w a y 22048 22030 22028 22024 22020 22012 21970 21958 21942 21934 21932 21928 21922 21920 Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitution the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line. Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Waterline to structure to structure, with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland to structure Public Accessway 25 ft., and no closer than 5 ft. from structure to Shore Easement extending from Daily High Water Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 50 ft. 25 ft., and no closer than 10 ft. from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft., Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft. with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Note: All graphic depictions of easement boundary locations are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Under California law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of the natural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of changes in sand location and supply caused by wave action resulting in Index Map modification of the beach profile. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundary of a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seaward boundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under California law the public has the right to Carbon Beach use all lands seaward of the ambulatory Mean High Tide Line. Malibu Pier 1 2 3 4 5 6 Image Source: Copyright 2002-2013 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, Produced by California Coastal Commission California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org. N Technical Services Division - GIS Unit Images processed with AutoStitch Copyright 2004 Matthew Brown Not To Scale www.coastal.ca.gov/access/carbon_beach_access.pdf and David Lowe, University of British Columbia. DSM, Updated September 2012 Carbon Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Malibu, Los Angeles Co. - #6 of 6 C a r b o n C a n y o n 21910 21900 21854 21848 21844 21840 21756 21818 21804 Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitution the public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line. Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Waterline to structure to structure, with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland to structure Public Accessway 25 ft., and no closer than 5 ft. from structure to Shore Easement extending from Daily High Water Line inland Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 50 ft. 25 ft., and no closer than 10 ft. from structure Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft., Easement extending from Mean High Tide Line inland 25 ft. with a 10 ft. privacy buffer from structure Note: All graphic depictions of easement boundary locations are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Under California law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of the natural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of changes in sand location and supply caused by wave action resulting in Index Map modification of the beach profile. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundary of a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seaward boundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under California law the public has the right to Carbon Beach use all lands seaward of the ambulatory Mean High Tide Line. Malibu Pier 1 2 3 4 5 6 Image Source: Copyright 2002-2013 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, Produced by California Coastal Commission California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org. N Technical Services Division - GIS Unit Images processed with AutoStitch Copyright 2004 Matthew Brown Not To Scale www.coastal.ca.gov/access/carbon_beach_access.pdf and David Lowe, University of British Columbia. DSM, Updated September 2012