I'm guessing very little if its COE managed public lands. Is anyone in club associated with your County Commissioners? Your
Senator is your short pathway to using the COE managed property. The water park has already had an environmenal impact
study filed with the COE... :^)

How far in advance do you have to apply for a meeting with your County Commissioner's Court? ;^)

SCH Number: 2006061103

Lead Agency: City of Los Angeles

Document Title: Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex (W.O. E170217B)

Document Type: NEG - Negative Declaration

Received: 6/21/2006

Present Land Use: Open Space & Public Facility In Sepulvada Flood Control Basin/ Recreation Area
(owned by US Army Corps, leased by City of LA) probably for consideration of(1) $1.00.

Document Description:

The project would include four youth/teen softball fields, one synthetic soccer field, open multiple-purpose fields, picnic areas, 
a planted riparian buffer along the Los Angeles River, and a walking trail throughout the site. There would be a small support
building (2,000 sqft) to house park staff and public restrooms as well as a parking lot for approx. 400 vehicles.

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has executive, legislative and quasi-judicial roles. Members are elected by voters in their respective districts and are limited to three four-year terms.

...THIRD DISTRICT
.....SUPERVISOR:

.Lindsey P. Horvath
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Van Nuys, CA 91405

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