Updates
No Election needed for Town Council this year
Oct 8th, 2025
This just in from the Election Committee: There are 3 verified candidates for 4 available seats. Incumbents Don Henry and Chris Yewdall and new candidate Nate Frink filed by the application deadline. Based on the bylaws, those 3 candidates will be elected by acclamation and no election will take place. Candidates will be installed at the December 10, 2025 meeting. A disccusion and determination of holding a special election in January/February for 1 vacant seat or continue with 6 members for the upcoming year and filling the vacancy in the next scheduled election in November of 2026 will be made at a later date.
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The August Meeting is CANCELLED for Summer Break
Jul 21st, 2025
The August meeting is cancelled for Summer Break. The September 10, 2025 meeting will be In-Person/Hybrid at the Agua Dulce Women's Club at 33201 Agua Dulce Canyon Road, Agua Dulce. The Virtual format will be via Zoom.
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APRIL MEETING DATE CHANGE TO FIRST WEDNESDAY
Mar 14th, 2025
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE TO FIRST WEDNESDAY IN APRIL--Meeting Format: In-Person/Hybrid at Agua Dulce Women's Club: April 2, 2025
The regular meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month. The April 2, 2025 meeting format will be In-Person/Hybrid at the Agua Dulce Women's Club at 33021 Agua Dulce Canyon Road, Agua Dulce. The virtual format will be via Zoom. The Administrative portion of the meeting starts at 6:30 PM with the General Community meeting beginning at 7:00 PM.
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Community Standards District Revision Committee
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVE REVISED COMMUNITY STANDARDS DISTRICT!
March 4, 2014: In effort to keep Agua Dulce rural and equestrian-friendly, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a revision to Agua Dulce's Community Standards District, part of the county's Title 22 - Planning and Zoning of the Los Angeles County Code.
Being part of Los Angeles County, a gigantic, urban, metropolitan county, Community Standards Districts allow small communities like Agua Dulce to establish their own development standards and set of regulations that protect and preserve their unique community characteristics. The revised standards approved by the Board of Supervisors on March 4, 2014 will maintain low density development, minimize urban infrastructure, protect sensitive resources, maintain and enhance the pedestrian and equestrian trail system, and preserve the archeological, historical, agricultural, equestrian, cultural, and geologic features that are unique to Agua Dulce. A special thanks to Supervisor Antonovich for supporting the community's intent to strengthen the standards to maintain our distinctive rural character. The community of Agua Dulce has been working on the revisions for many years, and the Agua Dulce Town Council is proud the new standards are finally in place for protection and preservation of our distinctive lifestyle.
WHAT IS A CSD?
Los Angeles County Code allows a community to implement special development standards to more closely control the growth and change within the community. These communities are called Community Standards Districts and their community standards supersede the general provisions of County Code. In 1985, the residents of Agua Dulce adopted a few broad standards and guidelines with the intent of protecting our unique environment.
WHY IS THE CSD BEING REVISED?
Our small town has experienced significant growth in the recent past from both individual and group development projects. The existing CSD document was written many years ago in order to provide broad guidelines for preserving the rural character of this community. Due to the ongoing need to maintain a balance between community growth and preservation of our rural lifestyle, the CSD has been reviewed and a revised draft created based on input gathered over the last ten years. Changes have been incorporated in the current CSD draft in order to formalize past recommendations and provide guidelines that effectively address the current development environment.
The CSD Revision Committee appreciates your community participation and partnership in developing a final document. If you have questions, please contact either of the Co-Chairs of the Committee: Lorene Cangiano at lcangiano@chomg.com or Mary Johnson at maryjohnson767@gmail.com