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Malibu Legacy Park

    This 15-acre park showcases responsible water management through a sustainable design that recreates natural processes and native habitat. As an implementation of the Malibu Civic Center Integrated Water Quality Management Plan, the park both improves water quality through stormwater/wastewater capture and treatment; and reflects the community’s values and vision for the future. Site features include: stormwater detention basin, habitat restoration, linear park, pedestrian trail system and alternative irrigation systems for recycling stormwater and wastewater. Educational and recreational elements include an outdoor classroom, walking trails, benches, and interpretive kiosks.

    Awards:
    2013 ASLA NCC, Honor Award
    2013 League of California Cities, Helen Putnum Award for Excellence in the Public Works, Infrastructure and Transportation category
    2012 Water Environment Federation was awarded Water Quality Improvement Award
    2012 American Society of Civil Engineers, Project of the Year for Region 9 (Region 9 consists of all of California and is one of the largest regions in the country)  



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