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An Invitation: North Santa Monica Bay Watershed Community: Tell L.A. County What You Want

Please pre-register for this event, a Zoom link will be sent to you: 
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An Invitation: North Santa Monica Bay Watershed Community: Tell L.A. County What You Want

Join us to get a brief overview of the DRAFT L.A. County Watershed Plan and learn about concepts centering on the North Santa Monica Bay Watershed, which includes the cities of Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Malibu, Topanga and unincorporated L.A. County in the Santa Monica Mountains.

We will start with 3 talks, including a look at the Living Infrastructure Field Kit designed by Spherical Studio for Accelerated Resilience L.A. (ARLA)… and then move into a faciliated conversation so that YOU can tell L.A. County what is optimal for the North Santa Monica Bay Watershed.

• Explore the basics of the DRAFT L.A. County Watershed Plan,
(20 minutes) Luis Perez, Justin Jones and Bryan Igboke, Los Angeles County Department of Publiic Works, Watershed Planning Division

• Learn about current water projects and programs funded by Safe, Clean Water L.A. in the North Santa Monica Bay watershed,
(15 minutes)Melina Watts, Watershed Coordinator, SCWP

•. Learn about the Living Infrastructure Field Kit; The Field Kit was co-designed with care and collaboration by Accelerate Resilience L.A. (ARLA) and Spherical, in partnership with communities, organizations, and subject matter experts across L.A. County.,
(30 minutes)Cesar Campos, Spherical Studio

• What Do YOU Want L.A. County to Do?

Facilitated Public Conversation
(55 minutes) Melina Watts, Watershed Coordinator, SCWP

All comments and ideas will be captured in a document written by Melina Watts which will be available to the public and shared with L.A. County.

Note that public comments on this document are due on September 28, 2025.

All comments and ideas will be captured in a document written by Melina Watts which will be available to the public and shared with L.A. County.

Note that public comments on this document are due on September 28, 2025.