1. Resources online (through TopangaOnline.com)
   
   

   A.1.	Draft Topanga Creek Watershed Management Study
   A.2.	Topanga Water Quality Study Work Plan
   A.3.	Topanga Watershed Erosion and Sediment Delivery Study Work Plan
   A.4.	Topanga Lagoon and Watershed Restoration Feasibility Study Work Plan
   A.5.	Request for Proposals: Topanga Lagoon and Wateshed Restoration Feasiblity Study and Hydrological Analysis
   A.6.	Topanga Creek Report Card
   A.7.	Sensitive Species found in Topanga
   A.8.	Hydrology Modeling Proposal by Vern Finney, NRCS
   A.9.	Topanga Watershed Committee background information

   
   
2. Resources available for review at the Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains office by appointment. Call 310-455-1030.

B.1. Aerial photos of the entire watershed — 1997 (not stereo)

B.2. Historical aerial photos of Topanga Lagoon (1928,1940, 1946, 1956)

B.3. Maps of the Topanga Watershed (1924 USGS geology map, 7.5 minute quad, 1876 US Coast Survey Map)

B.4. GIS layers in ArcView 3.2 (topography, roads, streams, slope, aspect, vegetation, infrastructure, public open space boundaries, watershed boundary, water quality sampling locations, erosion and sediment sampling locations, channel cross sections, lagoon cross sections, fire history)

B.5. Rainfall data — numerous locations throughout the watershed from 1988 — present

B.6. Los Angeles County hydrologic background data — stream gage data, Hec2 analysis, hydrologic unit maps

3. Selected pertinent published references (available at RCDSMM library)

Ambrose, R. and Orme, A. 2000. Lower Malibu Creek and Lagoon Resource Enhancement and Management. UCLA. Final Report to the California State Coastal Conservancy.

Campbell, Russell. 1975. Soil Slips, Debris Flows and Rainstorms in the Santa Monica Mountains and Vicinity, Southern Californina. Geological Survey professional Paper 851.

Dagit, R, J. Whitney and D. Low. 1999. Environmentally Sensitive Fuel Modification Strategies for the Urban/Wildland Interface: Evaluation and Modeling of Clearance Strategies. RCDSMM.

Ferren, W. et al. 1997. Management Plan for Carpenteria Salt Marsh Reserve. UC Santa Barbara.

Feer, F. 2000. Evacuating Topanga: Risks, Choices and Responsibilities. Topanga Coalition for Emergency Preparedness.

NRCS. 1967. Soils of the Malibu Area.

Raphael, and Feddema. 1995. Unusual Storms of February 1992 in Southern California. Physical Geography 15(5):442-464.

Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains. 1999. Stable and Horse Management in the Santa Monica Mountains.

Rivertech, Inc. 1991. Carpenteria Salt Marsh Restoration Plan. Phase 1 — Ash Avenue Wetland Area. City of Carpenteria.

York, L. 1992. The Topanga Story. Topanga Historical Society.