Water Resources



WATER RESOURCES

Information and Tips

Watershed Programs

INFORMATION AND TIPS

	Visit the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District website for water conservation tips and information about rebates on water saving devices. The Malibu Creek Watershed Council and the County of Los Angeles websites also have information on water conservation.
	The guide "Living Lightly on our Watershed" can be ordered or downloaded HERE. It contains information specific to residents of the Malibu Creek Watershed and adjoining watersheds.
	To report polluters or sewage spills, call (818) 224-1680 or (888) CLEAN LA (24 hours per day).
	Irrigation and Water Efficiency

WATERSHED PROGRAMS

Las Virgenes Creek Naturalization & Restoration Project

	A Project Report: Las Virgenes Creek Restoration Project - Healing a Stream (.pdf)

Malibu Creek Watershed Bacteria Total Maximum Daily Load Implementation Plan

	Appendix A - TMDL for Bacteria for the Malibu Creek and Lagoon
	Appendix B - Technical Memorandums Technical Memorandum Task 3.1: Identification of Water Quality Areas of Concern North Santa Monica Bay Watersheds Regional Watershed Implementation Plan and Malibu Creek Bacterial TMDL Technical Memorandum Task 3.2A: Hydrogeology and Aquifer Characteristics, North Santa Monica Bay Watersheds Regional Watershed Implementation Plan and Malibu Creek Bacterial TMDL Technical Memorandum Task 3.2B: Water Supply and Reuse, North Santa Monica Bay Watersheds Regional Watershed Implementation Plan and Malibu Creek Bacterial TMDL Technical Memorandum Task 3.3: Identification of Recreational Opportunities North Santa Monica Bay Watersheds Regional Watershed Implementation Plan and Malibu Creek Bacterial TMDL Final Technical Memorandum Task 4.4: Evaluation of Non-Structural BMP Options Technical Memorandum Task 7.2: Wet Weather Treatment Plan Attachment 1 - High Priority Subwatershed Characteristics Technical Memorandum Task 7.3: Facility Siting Plan for the Malibu Creek Bacteria TMDL Task 8-1 GIS List of Lands for BMPs for North Santa Monica Bay Regional Watershed Implementation Plan and Malibu Creek Watershed Bacteria TMDL Implementation Plan Technical Memorandum Task 10: TMDL Implementation Analysis Technical Memorandum Task 12: Implementation Schedules Technical Memorandum Task 13.2: Dry-Weather Report
	Appendix C - Malibu Creek and Lagoon Bacteria TMDL Compliance Monitoring Plan

Malibu Creek Watershed Bacteria Reference Watershed Study

Malibu Creek Watershed Monitoring Program Baseline Report

	Executive Summary
	Baseline Report (35.3Mb .pdf file)

Malibu Creek Watershed Monitoring Program - Final Report

	Appendix A
	Appendix B
	Appendix C
	Appendix D
	Appendix E
	Appendix F: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
	Appendix G

Malibu Creek Watershed Monitoring Program: One Year After

For more information about restoration projects, studies, and other related events in the Malibu Creek Watershed, go to www.malibuwatershed.org

Las Virgenes Creek Pollution Source Investigation

	Hydrology Factor in Pollution Loading to Las Virgenes Creek
	Las Virgenes Creek Pollution Source Investigation Report

Las Virgenes, McCoy, and Dry Canyon Creeks Master Plan for Restoration

Creeks Master Plan
Table of Contents
City Council Resolution No. 2006-1025
Preface
Part One: Comprehensive Study
	Chapter 1 - Introduction
	Chapter 2 - Site Assessment
	Chapter 3 - Plans and Policies
	Chapter 4 - Opportunities and Constraints
	Chapter 5 - Alternatives Development
	Chapter 6 - Alternatives Evaluation
	Chapter 7 - Conclusions
	Chapter 8 - Recommendations
	Chapter 9 - References
	Appendix A - Watershed Modeling Analysis
	Appendix B - Survey for Native Fish Habitat in Streams of the City of Calabasas with Special Reference to Restoration for Native Fishes
	Appendix C - Water Quality Data
Part Two - Feasibility Study
	Executive Summary
	Creek Analysis
	Las Virgenes Creek
	Dry Canyon Creek
	McCoy Creek
	Summary of Results
	Appendix No. 1
	Appendix No. 2
	Appendix No. 3

CBI Project Report

Environmental / Intergovernmental Relations Division

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LVMWD MANDATORY WATER CONSERVATION BEGAN ON MARCH 4, 2009