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DSM, Updated September 2012
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange County
Capistrano BeachDana Point
Dana Point Harbor
DohenyState
Beach
H
Click on a number below to go to the corresponding exhibit, or Page Down.
www.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf Image Source: NAIP 2007
1 2 3 4 5 6
C o a s t H i g h w a y
35061 35077 35097 35105 35111 35127 35135
22254
35107
!iCapistranoBeach
ParkingPUBLIC BEACH
Beach Rd
DSM, Updated September 2012
Produced by California Coastal CommissionTechnical Services Division - GIS UnitWith special thanks to Sarah Wescott and Aastha Madaanwww.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange Co. - #1 of 6
Not To Scale
Note: All easement boundary locations are approximate. For illustrative purposesonly. Under California Law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of thenatural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of tidalinfluence. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundaryof a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seawardboundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public AccessEasement areas, under California Law the public has the right to use all landsseaward of the ambulatory MHTL. This ambulatory quality also applies to the“Daily High Water Line” (“DHWL”) and, subsequently, to easements in which theseaward boundary coincides with the DHWL.
Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitutionthe public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line.
Imagery Source: Copyright 2010 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org.Images processed with DoubleTake, Copyright 2010 Henrik Dalgaard
Index Map
Capistrano Beach
5 642 31
H
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structurePublic Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure,with a 10 ft privacy buffer from structure
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
C o a s t H i g h w a y
35155 35191 35197 35251 3528535255
DSM, Updated September 2012
Produced by California Coastal CommissionTechnical Services Division - GIS UnitWith special thanks to Aastha Madaan and Sarah Wescottwww.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange Co. - #2 of 6
Not To Scale
Note: All easement boundary locations are approximate. For illustrative purposesonly. Under California Law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of thenatural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of tidalinfluence. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundaryof a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seawardboundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public AccessEasement areas, under California Law the public has the right to use all landsseaward of the ambulatory MHTL. This ambulatory quality also applies to the“Daily High Water Line” (“DHWL”) and, subsequently, to easements in which theseaward boundary coincides with the DHWL.
Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitutionthe public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line.
Imagery Source: Copyright 2010 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org.Images processed with DoubleTake, Copyright 2010 Henrik Dalgaard
Index Map
Capistrano Beach
5 642 31
H
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structurePublic Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure,with a 10 ft privacy buffer from structure
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
C o a s t H i g h w a y
3528535391 35395
35465
DSM, Updated September 2012
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange Co. - #3 of 6
Produced by California Coastal CommissionTechnical Services Division - GIS UnitWith special thanks to Aastha Madaan and Sarah Wescottwww.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf Not To Scale
Note: All easement boundary locations are approximate. For illustrative purposesonly. Under California Law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of thenatural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of tidalinfluence. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundaryof a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seawardboundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public AccessEasement areas, under California Law the public has the right to use all landsseaward of the ambulatory MHTL. This ambulatory quality also applies to the“Daily High Water Line” (“DHWL”) and, subsequently, to easements in which theseaward boundary coincides with the DHWL.
Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitutionthe public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line.
Imagery Source: Copyright 2010 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org.Images processed with DoubleTake, Copyright 2010 Henrik Dalgaard
Index Map
Capistrano BeachH5 6
42 31
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structurePublic Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure,with a 10 ft privacy buffer from structure
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
C o a s t H i g h w a y
35537 35565 3557135525
356153555735527
DSM, Updated September 2012
Produced by California Coastal CommissionTechnical Services Division - GIS UnitWith special thanks to Aastha Madaan and Sarah Wescottwww.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange Co. - #4 of 6
Not To Scale
Note: All easement boundary locations are approximate. For illustrative purposesonly. Under California Law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of thenatural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of tidalinfluence. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundaryof a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seawardboundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public AccessEasement areas, under California Law the public has the right to use all landsseaward of the ambulatory MHTL. This ambulatory quality also applies to the“Daily High Water Line” (“DHWL”) and, subsequently, to easements in which theseaward boundary coincides with the DHWL.
Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitutionthe public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line.
Imagery Source: Copyright 2010 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org.Images processed with DoubleTake, Copyright 2010 Henrik Dalgaard
Index Map
Capistrano BeachH5 6
42 31
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structurePublic Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure,with a 10 ft privacy buffer from structure
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
C o a s t H i g h w a y
35671 35687 3569135655 3573535685 35731 3573735705
DSM, Updated September 2012
Produced by California Coastal CommissionTechnical Services Division - GIS UnitWith special thanks to Aastha Madaan and Sarah Wescottwww.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange Co. - #5 of 6
Not To Scale
Note: All easement boundary locations are approximate. For illustrative purposesonly. Under California Law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of thenatural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of tidalinfluence. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundaryof a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seawardboundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public AccessEasement areas, under California Law the public has the right to use all landsseaward of the ambulatory MHTL. This ambulatory quality also applies to the“Daily High Water Line” (“DHWL”) and, subsequently, to easements in which theseaward boundary coincides with the DHWL.
Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitutionthe public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line.
Imagery Source: Copyright 2010 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org.Images processed with DoubleTake, Copyright 2010 Henrik Dalgaard
Index Map
Capistrano Beach
5 642 31
H
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structurePublic Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure,with a 10 ft privacy buffer from structure
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
C o a s t H i g h w a y
357773577135857
357913584135837
CaminoCapistrano
street parkingavailable
DSM, Updated September 2012
Produced by California Coastal CommissionTechnical Services Division - GIS UnitWith special thanks to Aastha Madaan and Sarah Wescottwww.coastal.ca.gov/access/capistranobeachaccess.pdf
Capistrano Beach - Public Shoreline Access - Dana Point, Orange Co. - #6 of 6
Not To Scale
Note: All easement boundary locations are approximate. For illustrative purposesonly. Under California Law the "Mean High Tide Line" ("MHTL") is a feature of thenatural landscape that may vary in location, or "ambulate," as a result of tidalinfluence. Accordingly, where this graphic indicates that the seaward boundaryof a particular easement coincides with the MHTL, the location of that seawardboundary will vary with the location of the MHTL. In addition to the Public AccessEasement areas, under California Law the public has the right to use all landsseaward of the ambulatory MHTL. This ambulatory quality also applies to the“Daily High Water Line” (“DHWL”) and, subsequently, to easements in which theseaward boundary coincides with the DHWL.
Note: In addition to the Public Access Easement areas, under the California Constitutionthe public has the right to use all lands seaward of the ambulatory mean high tide line.
Imagery Source: Copyright 2010 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org.Images processed with DoubleTake, Copyright 2010 Henrik Dalgaard
Index Map
Capistrano BeachH5 6
42 31
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 5 ft from structurePublic Access Easement extending from MHTL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
Public Access Easement extending from MHTL inland to structure,with a 10 ft privacy buffer from structure
Public Access Easement extending from DHWL inland 25 ft,and no closer than 10 ft from structure
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