Big Rock Mesas Property Owners Association

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Big Rock Mesas Property Owners Association

Big Rock Mesas Property Owners AssociationBig Rock Mesas Property Owners AssociationBig Rock Mesas Property Owners Association
  • Home
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  • HISTORY
  • FIRESAFE COUNCIL
  • ASSMT 98-1
  • PAYMENTS
  • CONTACTS
  • MEMBERS
  • MEETINGS

BIG ROCKS ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 98-1

  

Assessment District 98-1: This is billed to you on your property tax bill. This assessment maintains our dewatering  Facilities in Big Rock that keep our hill stabilized.


City of Malibu Update 2/24/2021  Big Rock Landslide Status & Development Review

Move red dot to 4:12;00 to view this report


 (2) City Council Adjourned Regular Meeting February 24, 2021 - YouTube 


Update by Yeh & Associates  meeting 10/06/2020 on You tube. 

 Link to video:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7R1WHjmTHc&feature=youtu.be 




You may view the past & current Fugro & Taussig reports,  contracted by the City of Malibu, that explain the current  method of assessment and a current geological report.

https://www.malibucity.org/409/Big-Rock-Mesa


The facilities include: 24 Dewatering wells,  22  Hydroaugers ( Gravity drains drilled into our mountain from PCH), 20 Slope Inclinometers ( they measure any ground movement), Above ground drainage swales, and Water Quality testing ( of the water removed from our hill) for Toxins and Fecal Waste.


The City of Malibu is responsible  for Storm Drain Cleaning. Road  maintenance, crack sealing on public roads, &  Weed abatement surrounding installed  facilities.


Cutting down on our water usage is extremely important. Both irrigation and in-house usage. 


Residents in Big Rock currently use a total of 156,200 gallons of water a day.  


Much of this  water must be removed from the hill  to ensure that our water table is kept as  low  as possible and our  hill remains stable.



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