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Agoura Hills pledges $25,000 toward MRCA bid to protect 56-acre Liberty Canyon parcel
Summary
The council approved a $25,000 commitment from the city’s Open Space Fund to support a Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA) pre‑application to the Wildlife Conservation Board to acquire approximately 56.2 acres adjacent to the Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing.
The Agoura Hills City Council voted 5‑0 to commit $25,000 from the city’s Open Space Fund as part of a coalition supporting the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority’s (MRCA) bid to acquire roughly 56.2 acres east of Cornell and south of Agoura Road, land the MRCA says is critical to wildlife linkage and viewshed protection.
Assistant City Manager Ramiro Adeva explained that the MRCA approached the city seeking financial support for a pre‑application to the state’s Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB). The MRCA proposed that, if acquired, the parcel would be added to MRCA’s managed conservation lands and serve as a buffer adjacent to the Wallace Annenberg Wildlife Crossing and MRCA‑owned…
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