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  1. The coast of Malibu, located in Los Angeles County, is facing potential seawater flooding due to elevated surf and high tides.

Power Shutoffs and Traffic Planning Under Review in Malibu, LA County

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 25
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What happened

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Southern California Edison is considering Public Safety Power Shutoffs for nearly 4,000 customers in Los Angeles County, including areas near Malibu, due to forecast extreme heat and strong winds. Separately, Malibu City Council discussed traffic congestion caused by a large weekend event at Malibu Pier, questioning the city's role in traffic planning for events held on state- and county-controlled property.

From nbclosangeles.com, malibutimes.com

Why it matters

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The potential power shutoffs could disrupt local business operations and increase costs for affected customers. Furthermore, the discussion regarding traffic management for large events could influence future permitting and operational costs for gatherings in Malibu.

The coast of Malibu, located in Los Angeles County, is facing potential seawater flooding due to elevated surf and high tides.

From nbclosangeles.com, malibutimes.com

Who's involved

  • Los Angeles CountyCounty requiring joint coordination and regulatory oversight with Malibu
  • MalibuCity where traffic congestion and safety proposals are being discussed

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  • Los Angeles County might see changes in joint operational goals due to the unanimous denial and withdrawal from the Capital Improvement Program.

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  1. Malibu council is planning a new road bridge over Corral Creek and seeking MTA approval for a pedestrian safety study.Sub-event
  2. The California Coastal Commission has mandated property restoration and public access requirements regarding development in the Malibu coastal zone.Sub-event
  3. City officials revoked operating permits at Legacy Park and approved temporary use of City Hall lot in Malibu.Sub-event
  4. Proposal for safety improvements in Malibu requires review by the Coastal Commission and collaboration with LA County.1 source

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