The National Park Service is conducting a "special resource study" of the area known as the "Rim of the Valley Corridor." This is the area that generally includes the mountains encircling the San Fernando, La Crescenta, Santa Clarita, Simi and Conejo Valleys of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties in southern California.

A summary of the public scoping comments for the study is now available in Newsletter #2 (Summer 2011). You may download the newsletter from this web site or you may request a printed copy from our office. We have also updated our Frequently Asked Questions.

If you are new to the study process, an introduction and overview of the study is provided in Newsletter #1. During September and October, 2010, a series of nine public meetings were conducted to share information about the study process. The presentation (in English and Spanish) from those meetings can be found here.

The study now moves into the resource analysis, feasibility and alternatives development phase of the study. Once the alternatives have been crafted, there will be another series of public meetings and opportunities for public comment on the alternatives.

If you would like to receive updates and newsletters about this study, you are welcome to join our mailing list at any time.

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