Orange Coast District Index of Superintendent Posted

ORANGE COAST DISTRICT INDEX OF SUPERINTENDENT POSTED ORDERS August 2018 925-18-01 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CLOSURE 925-18-03 DAY USE AREAS - HOURS OF CLOSURE 925-18-04 HUNTINGTON/ BOLSA CHICA - JULY 4TH VEHICLE ACCESS RESTRICTION 925-18-06 GLASS CONTAINERS PROHIBITION 925-18-07 JUVENILE CURFEW 925-18-08 PARKING RESTRICTIONS 925-18-09 ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION PROHIBITION 925-18-10 SURFING - BLACK BALL 925-18-11 GEOLOGIC FEATURES 925-18-14 TRAIL USAGE 925-18-16 FIRE SAFETY I SMOKING RESTRICTIONS 925-18-18 SPECIAL-USE AREAS - VESSEL OPERATION RESTRICTIONS 925-18-19 COLLECTION OF DRIFTWOOD 925-18-20 CAMPGROUND SHOWER USAGE RESTRICTIONS 925-18-21 CLOSED AREAS - CORPORATION YARDS I RESIDENCE AREAS 925-18-23 RESOURCE PROTECTION - CLOSED AREAS 925-18-25 TRASH CONTAINERS 925-18-26 HIKE AND BIKE 925-18-28 NO PALLETS I NO METAL I FIRE MAY NOT EXCEED FIRERING 925-18-29 TEMPORARY RAIN CLOSURES 925-18-30 NO WOOD/CHARCOAL BURNING BBQs 925-18-31 STATE MARINE CONSERVATION AREAS 925-18-32 MODEL AIRCRAFT/UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS * Posted Orders are listed in historical numerical order, and such numbering is reflective of orders that have been rescinded and/or combined with the current posted orders.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-01 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CLOSURE

The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. No person shall be present in any area within any park unit of the Orange Coast District when such closed area has been identified and posted as closed by the Department or when notice has been given by a public agency having responsibility and/or jurisdiction for public health and safety during incidents of, but not limited to, oil spills, sewage spills, toxic or hazardous waste spills, shark attack, or other conditions which could endanger public health and/or safety. Closures will remain in effect until the danger to the public health and/or safety has been remedied and notice issued by the agency of issuance has been cancelled. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the superintendent, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any other existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Sec. 5003 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Sec. 4326

History: New 01-25-1993 Revised 04-07-1999 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-11-2009 Revised 08-01-2017 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-03 DAY USE AREAS - HOURS OF CLOSURE All areas within the park units of the Orange Coast District designated for day use, such as, parking areas, picnic areas, trails, bluff areas, beach (except as in Article V of the State Constitution involving fishing) and other areas not designated as authorized camping areas are closed to public use, entry and occupancy and all traffic, to include vehicle, foot , bicycle or other human powered vehicles , mopeds or other forms of transportation, other than administrative or emergency vehicles during the following hours as identified by park units: A. Bolsa Chica State Beach, Huntington State Beach, San Clemente State Beach, Doheny State Beach and the area identified as San Mateo day use of San Onofre State Beach are closed: 10:00p.m. each night until 6:00 a.m. the following morning every day of the year as it pertains to the Pacific Time Zone. B. October 1 through April 14th, San Onofre State Beach, to include the Trestles and Surf Beach day use areas, are closed: 8:00 p.m. each night until 6:00 a.m. the following morning, as it pertains to the Pacific Time Zone; except the day use areas of San Onofre Bluffs are closed from sunset each night until 6:00 a.m. the following morning, as it pertains to the Pacific Time Zone, when the subunit is closed for camping. C. Crystal Cove State Park, except for the Historic District, and the Moro Campground is closed: sunset each night until 6:00 a.m. the following morning every day of the year, as it pertains to the Pacific Time Zone. Day use areas of Crystal Cove State Historic District, including Los Trances parking lot are closed to public use from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the following morning every day of the year, as it pertains to the Pacific Time Zone. Exceptions to this closing order may only be granted in writing by the Superintendent , Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing private contract or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of other provisions of law. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018 Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5003 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4326 History: New 10-04-1988 Revised 07-24-1991, Replaced Order No. 4-169; 409-88-02 Revised 01-29-1993, Replaced Order No. 409-88-03: 470-91-003 Revised 04-07-1999 Revised 01-03-2003 Revised 09-09-2003 Revised 10-29-2004 Revised 06-22-2006 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-17-2008 Revised 03-27-2009 Revised 07-01-2011 Revised 08-01-2017

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-004 JULY 4TH VEHICLE ACCESS RESTRICTION

The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. Vehicular access to Huntington and Bolsa Chica State Beaches is not permitted from 8:00 p.m. (2000 hours) to midnight on July 4, annually. B. Persons on foot, bicycle, or utilizing public transportation are permitted to enter. C. Other applicable operating hour's regulations will continue to be applicable. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the Superintendent, or his designee , Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concessions contract, private contract or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any other existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4326

History: New 06-30-1988 Revised 07-24-1991 - Replaces Order No. 470-88-1 Replaces Order No. 470-89-1 Revised 01-25-1993 - Replaces Order No. 470-91-004. Revised 04-07-99 Revised 02-08-2008 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-06 GLASS CONTAINER PROHIBITION

In accordance with provisions of Section 4333 of Title 14, California Code of Regulations, glass containers are prohibited in all beach units of the Orange Coast District as prescribed for the following areas: A. Bolsa Chica State Beach. Huntington State Beach. Doheny State Beach: 1. All areas from the surf zone inland to the first developed facility to include parking lots, paved multi-use trails, promenade and campgrounds. B. Crystal Cove State Park: 1. All areas from the surf zone inland to the base of the bluffs and/or to the first developed facility to include parking lots, paved multi-use trails, promenade and campgrounds. C. Doheny State Beach: 1. All areas from the surf zone inland to the first developed facility to include parking lots, paved multi-use trails, promenade. D. San Clemente State Beach, San Onofre State Beach to include the areas identified as "Trestles", “Church”, "Surf Beach" and “Bluffs” or “Trails”: 1. All areas from the surf zone inland to the base of the bluffs, and/or in absence of bluffs, the Railroad right-of-way.

Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any other existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5003 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4333: Glass Containers.

History: New 10-01-1988 Revised 07-24-1991 (Replaced Order No. 470-88-2) Revised 01-25-1993 - (Replaces Order No. 470-91-005, 409-88-01) Revised 04-07-99 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-13-2009 Revised 08-01-2017

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT 'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-07 JUVENILE CURFEW In accordance with provisions of Section 4317, of Title 14, California Code of Regulations, a curfew is declared for all juveniles from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. for all State operated units of the State Park System in the Orange Coast District in Orange and San Diego Counties. The word juvenile (as used herein) shall be construed to mean any person under the age of 18. No juvenile shall enter or remain therein, in any State operated unit of the Orange Coast District, except as follows: A. The juvenile is accompanied by a parent or guardian. B. The juvenile is part of a group permitted to occupy a unit or portion thereof and who is supervised by at least one responsible adult for each fifteen juveniles. C. The juvenile is lawfully camping, having furnished to the park unit office written consent from the juvenile's parent or legal guardian to include their full name, residence address and telephone contact number(s), and the inclusive dates for which permission is granted to camp in the involved unit. D. Married persons, 17 years or older. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any other existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5003 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4317.

History: New September 1981 Revised 07-24-1991 (Replaced Order No. 470-88-3, 5-28) Revised 01-25-1993 (Replaces Order No. 470-91-006, 409-88-05) Revised 04-07-1999 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-13-2009

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-08 PARKING RESTRICTIONS In accordance with the provisions of Section 4358 and 4355, of Title 14, California Code of Regulations , the Department may prohibit or restrict the parking or standing of vehicles on certain highways, paths or grounds, or portions thereof, of the State Park System, during all or certain hours of the day. Therefore the following prohibitions and/or restrictions shall apply to the Orange Coast District units of the State Park System: A. Vehicles parked or left standing in the Orange Coast District units of the State Park System, not in designated or authorized parking areas of spaces are in violation of Section 4358, California Code of Regulations. B. Vehicles parked or left standing in Orange Coast District units of the State Park System not within posted operating hours of the units, are in violation of Section 4358, California Code of Regulations. C. Vehicles left parked or standing on beaches, sidewalks, multi-use trails, campsites when expired or otherwise unregistered to that campsite, and in planters shall be viewed as abandoned in the Orange Coast District units of the State Park System. Vehicles viewed as abandoned will be towed per C.V.C. 22669(a). D. Unauthorized vehicles left parked or left standing in the Orange Coast District Office parking areas between the hours of 6pm and 6am, are in violation of Section 4358, California Code of Regulations. E. Vehicles in excess of 25 feet in length are prohibited in the South Day Use area of Doheny State Beach to preserve unimpeded two-way traffic lanes due to reduced parking area and beachfront due to significant coastal erosion. F. Vehicles in excess of 25 feet in length are prohibited in the Surf Beach parking area of San Onofre State Beach to preserve two-way traffic lanes due to reduced parking area and beachfront due to significant coastal erosion. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the Superintendent, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5003. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4358 .

History: New September 1986 Revised 07-24-1991 (Replaces Order No. 470-88-4, 4-169) Revised 01-25-1993 (Replaces Order No. 470-91-007) Revised 04-07-99 Revised 01-03-03 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-13-2009 Revised 08-01-2017

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-09 ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION PROHIBITED

The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. No person shall consume any alcoholic beverage within any portion of Huntington State Beach, Bolsa Chica State Beach, Crystal Cove State Park, Doheny State Beach, San Clemente State Beach or San Onofre State Beach, except that within designated camping and overnight lodging areas, registered campers and/or lodging guests may consume such beverages within the limits of the space to which they are registered.

B. Special Event Permits with indication of alcohol distribution, possession, or consumption may be permitted in limited designated areas and only when the permittee has demonstrated ability to regulate the distribution, possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages, in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

Exceptions to this order may only be granted, in writing , by the District Superintendent, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4326.

History: New 07-01-1992 Revised 01-25-1993 (Replaces Order No. 470-92-13, 409-90-01, 409-88-04, 470-91-008) Revised 03-29-1994 (Replaces Order No. 925-93-009, and Orders listed above) Revised 04-07-1999 Revised 01-01-2000 Revised 06-25-2007 Revised 03-13-2009

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-10 SURFING - BLACKBALL To ensure the safety and health of the public, and in accordance with the provisions of Sections 4654 and 4326 of Title 14, California Code of Regulations, a limitation on surf riding is declared effective January 1, 1989. A. No person shall possess a hard surface riding device or engage in surf riding with a hard surface device in the area extended from the top of the berm seaward to one thousand feet whenever and wherever Black Ball Flags are posted within every park unit of the Orange Coast District. 1. Black Ball is defined by signal flags consisting of a solid black circle on a yellow background. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the superintendent , Orange Coast District , 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any other existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, CA 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Sec. 5003 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Sec. 4326 History: New 01-25-1993 Revised 04-07-1999 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-25-2009 Revised 06-18-2014

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-11 GEOLOGICAL FEATURES The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. No person shall climb, scale, mount, ascend, or descend any bluff or rock face not identified, developed, or otherwise indicated permitting such activity within any unit of the Orange Coast District. B. No person shall disturb, remove, collect, engrave, carve, or perform any other act upon geological formations within and unit of the Orange Coast District.

Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672.

Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed,

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5008 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4307, Section 4319 History: New 4-11-91 Revised 1-25-93 (Replaces Order No. 470-91-001 ) Revised 04-07-99 Revised 02-08-2008 (Replaces Order No. 925-99-011, 925-99-012 and 925-99-013) Revised 03-25-2009 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-14 TRAIL USAGE The following lands and facilities within the park units of the Orange Coast District including all improved and unimproved multi-use trails, service trails (improved and unimproved fire and service roads typically greater than 8'), beach access ramps, fire roads, and approved multi-use nature trails as designated on the park's official map/brochure are restricted as follows:

A. Only human powered devices are permitted. Devices powered by battery, wind, engine, or other non-human propulsion means are prohibited, except those devices recognized by Department of Justice guidelines to include "Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices" (OPDMD) as defined in 35.104 of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act shall be permitted with the following mobility assessment factors restrictions: 1. Unless otherwise authorized, the use of OPDMD is restricted to people with mobility disabilities as defined in 35.104 of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. All users of OPDMD's must provide credible assurance that the mobility device is required because of their disability. Credible assurance may be provided by showing a National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Access Pass or proof of assignment of any State's valid disabled parking placard or card assigned to the person who will be using the OPDMD. If a person does not have a State-issued placard or card, employees must accept as a credible assurance a verbal representation that is not contradicted by observable fact , that the OPDMD is being used for a mobility disability. 2. Gas-powered mobility devices are not permitted in Orange Coast District park units. a. Gas-powered mobility devices include : any mobility device powered by a gas- fueled engine using natural gas, gasoline, diesel, synthetic or bio fuel or combination thereof , including all-terrain vehicles, carts (three or four wheels), off-road bikes (two or three wheels), motor scooters (two or three wheels), motorcycles (two or three wheels), tractors and vehicles (four wheels), or any other similar device. b. Justification: 35.137 Mobility Devices Assessment Factors (iii, iv, and v). The gas-powered engine devices are in direct conflict with the parks general plans for recreation and resource protection. The gas• powered engine presents a substantial risk of serious harm to the immediate environment as a fire hazard due to the fuel and heat of the engine. Such devices also create associated noise disturbances which generally exceed 70dB and can negatively impact the park visitor and native wildlife, and the byproducts of combustion pose a significant air quality risk. 3. Electric-powered OPDMD that do not exceed 36" inch maximum width, are permitted for use in the Orange Coast District on Paved Multi-use trails. a. Electric-powered mobility devices include: and mobility device powered by batteries, including multiple passenger carts (three or four wheels), electronic personal assistance mobility devices (EPAMDs such as the Segway PT), battery -powered bikes (two or three wheels) and single passenger scooters (three or four wheels). b. Justification: 35.137 Mobility Assessment Factors (i, ii, and iv) These trails are high capacity two-way traffic areas, where a width restriction allows for safe passing of OPDMDs, bicycles and pedestrians.

4. Electric-powered OPDMD that do not exceed 26" inch maximum width are permitted for use in the Orange Coast District on all unpaved Multi-use Service roads, and single track trails suitable for hiking, mountain biking or equestrian riding. a. Justification: 35.137 Mobility Assessment Factors ( i, ii, iv and v) Characteristics of devices exceeding the 26" width limit create a substantial risk of harm to the environment or natural resources and would require pedestrians and other authorized trail users to veer off trail potentially harming themselves and, or natural resources. 5. Electric-powered OPDMD are prohibited from use on unpaved single track, narrow gauge trails suitable for hikers only where there is steep terrain or topographic constraints that require no user impact to natural resources. a. Justification: 35.137 Mobility Assessment Factors (I, ii, iii, iv, v) Trail users are required to stay within authorized trail footprint to avoid potential damage to protected natural and, or cultural resources. B. In general, trail users should keep to the right to allow passage of other park visitors and, or patrol vehicles. C. The speed limit for all human propelled and OPDM devices is restricted to 5(five) miles per hour when in proximity of pedestrians or within 200 feet of a crosswalk, ramp, sidewalk, concession facility, or restroom or whenever visibility is such that the operator may not be able to avoid collision with another person or object. The maximum speed limit at all other times is 10 (ten) miles per hour. D. Bicycles, OPDM devices and horses, where permitted, must yield to pedestrians at all times. E. All trails are subject to periodic closure to protect natural, archaeological, and geologic park features and will be appropriately posted. F. All unpaved/unimproved Multi-use Trails, including single track trails, will be closed to use during measurable rainfall and for a period of not less than 24 hours afterward. G. Trail usage for both pedestrian, bicycles, equestrian and OPDM devices is restricted to developed fire roads and approved single-track trails as described in official park maps and trail brochures. H. Exceptions to this posted order are limited to public health and safety and emergency service vehicles in the performance of official duties or devices used by disabled persons in compliance with the guidelines defined above and applicable accessibility laws. I. No person, except state and local law enforcement officers, fire suppression agencies and employees of the department in the performance of their official duties or persons possessing written permission from the department may possess any tool or device capable of soil manipulation, soil or vegetation removal and/or clearing. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent , or his/her designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672.

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4354, 4360 , 4310 (i), and 4326 . California Vehicle Code, Section 21206. California Vehicle Code, Section 21207. History: New 10-04-1990 Revised 01-25-1993 (Replaces Order No. 470-90-005) Revised 04-07-99 Revised 10-21-1999 (Replaces Order No. 925-99-014 from 04-07-99) Revised 02-08-2008, 3-15-08 (Replaces Order No. 925-08-027 and 925-08-015) Revised 07-01-2011 (In accordance with Americans with Disabilities Act 35.104 of Title II) Revised 07-18-2012

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-16 FIRE SAFETY / SMOKING RESTRICTIONS

The following lands and facilities, to include trails and fire/service roads, located within: Crystal Cove State Park commonly known as the "backcountry", San Onofre State Beach and that portion of San Onofre State Beach commonly identified as "Parcel 1", and San Clemente State Beach are restricted as follows: A. No person shall, at any time, smoke cigarettes, cigars, pipes, or any other smoking material. B. Public access shall be temporarily closed, and no person shall enter, remain in, or otherwise occupy the backcountry area of Crystal Cove State Park, and the Parcel 1 area of San Onofre State Beach when the fire rating index reaches "Red Flag Alert" and/or "Stage 111" as determined by the local fire authority. C. The temporary closure to public access will remain in effect until the local fire authority with concurrent jurisdiction, has declared that the "Red Flag Alert" and/or "Stage Ill" fire rating index condition has ended. D. No person shall cause to occur any campfire, barbeque, or ignite any portable camp stove except as authorized in the designated areas within the environmental campsites of Crystal Cove State Park. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, CA 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento , CA 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018 Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Sections 4326, 4311.

History: September 1990 Revised 07-24-1991 (Replaces Order No. 470-90-006). Revised 01-25-1993 (Replaces Order No. 470-92-012). Revised 04-07-99 Revised 08-01-07 Revised 03-27-2009 Revised 07-01-2011 Revised 07-01-2012

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-18 SPECIAL-USE AREAS - VESSEL OPERATION RESTRICTIONS

In order to promote public health and safety and natural resource protection, and in accordance with Harbors and Navigation Code sections 655(a), 651(v) and Public Resources Code section 5003.05, the water area extending parallel from the mean high tide line seaward to 1,000 feet within the park units of the Orange Coast District are designated Special-Use Areas and are restricted to vessel usage as follows: A. No person shall operate, launch, beach, weigh anchor or cast off a vessel [as defined by H&N 651(aa)], in any park unit of the Orange Coast District within the Special-Use Area unless otherwise specified as follows: 1. San Onofre State Beach - In accordance with Section 4326 , Title 14, California Code of Regulations, the water area, extending from the high water mark water-ward 1,000 feet, along the entire length of beach known as San Onofre Surf Beach, from the northwest boundary of the Military Enlisted Men's Beach extending southeast to the "Dog Patch" surf break, is declared a prohibited area to all vessels (ref. Definition Harbors & Navigation Code Sec. 651 & 651.1), except law enforcement , lifeguard, research and commercial fishing vessels, while in the performance of their official duties. From the area known as the "Dog Patch" surf break extending to the southeast to the southern-most park boundary at Trail 6, launching or beaching of human powered paddle assisted vessels (kayaks, surf skis, wave skis, and stand-up paddleboards) shall be permitted. No other vessels may operate, launch or beach in this area. The boundary of the launching and beaching zone is defined from the water by signs indicating "O" and "K" visible from the ocean. If read as "OK", the reader is in the permitted area. If read as "KO", the reader is in the prohibited area. The launching and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels is subject to "blackball" closures as indicated by lifeguard tower flag and beach boundary marker designations. 2. Crystal Cove State Park- Human and otherwise powered vessels are permitted within the Special-Use Area of Crystal Cove State Park provided they are in compliance with the California Harbors and Navigation Code, and with the following restrictions: (a) From the park boundary at Abalone Point (El Moro Cove) to Muddy Creek, from the south end of the Historical District (Crystal _Cove) to the northern most end of Treasure Cove, launching of, and beaching of paddle assisted vessels (kayaks, surf skis, wave skis, and stand• up paddleboards) shall be permitted. No other vessels may launch or beach in this area. The boundary of the launch zone is subject to "blackball" closures as indicated by lifeguard tower flag and beach boundary marker designations. 3. Doheny State Beach- In accordance with Section 4326 , Title 14, California Code of Regulations, the water area, extending from the high water mark water-ward 1,000 feet, along the entire length of beach known as Doheny State Beach, from the northwest boundary of the park at North Creek, extending southeast to the park boundary at Capistrano County Beach, is declared a prohibited area to all vessels (ref. Definition Harbors & Navigation Code Sec. 651 & 651.1), except law enforcement, lifeguard, research and commercial fishing vessels , while in the performance of their official duties. From the area known as "Thor's Hammer" extending to the southeast to the southern- most park boundary at Capistrano County Beach, launching or beaching of human powered paddle assisted vessels (kayaks, surf skis, wave skis, and stand-up paddleboards) shall be permitted. No other vessels may operate, launch, or beach in this area. The launching and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels is subject to "blackball" closures as indicated by lifeguard tower flag and beach boundary marker designations. 4. San Clemente State Beach - The launching of, and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels (kayaks, surf skis, wave skis, and stand-up paddleboards) shall be permitted. No other vessels may launch or beach or operate in this area. The launching and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels is subject to "blackball" closures as indicated by lifeguard tower flag and beach boundary marker designations. 5. Huntington State Beach - The launching of, and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels (kayaks, surf skis, wave skis, and stand-up paddleboards) shall be permitted. No other vessels may launch or beach or operate in this area. The launching and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels is subject to "blackball" closures as indicated by lifeguard tower flag and beach boundary marker designations. 6. Bolsa Chica State Beach - The launching of, and beaching of paddle-assisted vessels (kayaks, surf skis, wave skis, and stand-up paddleboards) shall be permitted. No other vessels may launch or beach in this area. The launching and beaching of paddle- assisted vessels is subject to "blackball" closures as indicated by lifeguard tower flag and beach boundary marker designations. 7. Vessels actively engaged in legal sport fishing activities will be permitted within the Special-Use Area provided their presence does not immediately endanger life, limb and property of any person and are not deemed to be within the surf zone or within 200' of any bather as defined by H&N 651.1.

B. Law Enforcement, lifeguard, and/or vessels engaged in rescue operations , scientific research or commercial fishing are permitted within the Special-Use Area in the performance of their official duties. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008, and 5003.05. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4657, 4326. State of California, Harbors & Navigation Code, Sections 651(v), 651.1, 655(a), 655(aa)

History: New 10-21-88 Revised 01-29-93 (Replacing Order No. 470-88-06 Revised 11-1-96. Revised 04-07-99) Revised 06-21-00 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-30-2009 (Replacing Order No. 925-08-017) Revised 01-4-2010 Revised 04-1-2010 Revised 07-01-2011

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-019 COLLECTION OF DRIFTWOOD In accordance with the provisions of Section 4306 of Title 14, California Code of Regulations, the collection of driftwood on the following lands and facilities located within the Orange Coast District, is permitted as follows: A. All units of the Orange Coast District are open for collection of driftwood from beach areas only. B. Collection of driftwood is permitted in excess of the limits stated in Section 4306. C. Collection for commercial purposes will only be permitted through written permission of the Orange Coast District Superintendent or designee. D. All other rules and regulations, applicable use fees, and hours of peak operations are in full force and affect. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent , or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract , or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4306. History: New 02-01-1993. Revised 04-07-99 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-27-2009 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-20 CAMPGROUND SHOWER USAGE RESTRICTIONS In order to properly maintain campground specific facilities, the following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. Campground shower facility occupation or usage is prohibited by unregistered guests at all Orange Coast District campgrounds.

Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent , or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5008 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4326 History: New 07-01-1993. Revised 04-07-99 Revised 2-24-2007 Revised 03-27-2009

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-21 CLOSED AREAS - CORPORATION YARDS/RESIDENCE AREAS The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. No person shall be present within the confines of the District, Sector or unit corporation yards without authorization. B. No person shall be present in any employee residence area without expressed permission or authorization from the lawful tenant or the District Superintendent and/or their designee. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente , California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5008 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4326

History: New - 8-01-95. Revised 04-07-1999 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-25-2009

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-23 RESOURCE PROTECTION - CLOSED AREAS The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are identified as prohibited areas and are restricted to public access: A. The California Least Tern Preserve - Huntington State Beach B. The backcountry of Crystal Cove State Park except that portion of the area with designated environmental campsites, trails, and service/fire roads. C. That portion of the coastal terrace in Crystal Cove State Park posted as closed for plant rehabilitation, resource protection, and/or public safety. D. That portion of Crystal Cove State Park Historic District and posted as closed for resource protection and/or public safety. E. That portion of San Onofre State Beach commonly identified as Parcel 1, except for authorized trails and service/fire roads. F. That portion of the coastal terrace of San Onofre State Beach posted as closed for plant rehabilitation, resource protection, and/or public safety. G. That portion of San Clemente State Beach fenced and posted as closed for plant rehabilitation, resource protection, and/or public safety. H. That portion of San Onofre State Beach designated as the Trestles Natural Wetlands Preserve, except for on authorized trails and service/fire roads. I. The portion of San Clemente State Beach containing the Civilian Conservation Corps-era “Blacksmith’s Shop”, posted closed for resource protection and public safety.

Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4300, 4305, 4306, & 4326

History: New 07-10-1996 Revised 04-07-99 Revised 06-22-2006 (Replaced Order No. 925-99-023, and orders listed above) Revised 03-25-2009 Revised 07-01-2011 Revised 08-01-2017

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-25 TRASH CONTAINERS The following lands and facilities and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. No person shall remove, separate, collect or dislodge the contents inside, in total or in part, in any trash container, dumpster, can, cart or marked recycling receptacle without written authorization from the District Superintendent or designee. B. No person shall disturb, climb on or into trash containers, dumpsters, cans or carts, nor move or relocate any trash containers, dumpsters, cans, carts or recycling receptacle without written authorization from the District Superintendent or their designee. Exceptions to this order may be granted in writing by the District Superintendent of the Orange Coast District at 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, CA 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any other existing law, rule or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, CA 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5008 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4326 History: New 05-22-00 Revised 07-18-00 Replaces order 925-00-01 Revised 02-08-2008 Revised 03-26-2009

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER NO. 925-18-26 CAMPSITE RESTRICTIONS - HIKE AND BIKE The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. No person using Hike and Bike facilities shall Check-in earlier than 4:00 P.M. on the incoming day. B. All applicable fees shall be paid before occupying the Hike & Bike campsite. C. Check-out time (removal of all persons and property) shall be at 9:00 A.M. on the following day. D. Individual stays shall be limited to one night which must be followed by an expiration of forty- eight (48) hours from 9:00 A.M. of the check-out day to 4:00 P.M. of the second day following . E. The maximum occupancy by the same persons and/or equipment is limited to a total of ten (10) days in any calendar year (based upon the conditions listed above). Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente , California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4455 (a) (b) History: New 01-04-2001 Revised 02-08-2008 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-28 FIRE RING RESTRICTIONS The following lands and facilities within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. The burning of pallets or any other wood products which exceed the inside diameter of the fire ring is prohibited. B. The burning of any wood product containing nails, staples or any sharp metal object is prohibited. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California Public Resources Code, Section 5008 California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4311 History: New - January 3, 2003 Revised 02-08-2008

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-029 TEMPORARY RAIN CLOSURES The following lands and facilities located within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: 1. Crystal Cove State Park - Backcountry area and trail system, including all State Park property located within the boundaries of the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park; a) Backcountry multi-use trails may be temporarily closed to public use to protect natural, archeological, and geological features and resources. b) In order to protect park facilities and resources and to ensure the safety of the public, backcountry multi-use trails may be temporarily closed to public use during and immediately following measurable rainfall. 2. San Onofre State Beach - Surf Beach; b) In order to protect park facilities and resources and to ensure the safety of the public, the beach access road and parking area may be temporarily closed to public use during and immediately following measurable rainfall. Generally, temporary rain closures will be in effect for a minimum of twelve (12) hours following measurable rainfall. Rain closure periods will be determined by State Park staff based upon evaluation of conditions and forecasted weather patterns. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814.

Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018 Authority : State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008, California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4354, 4360 , and 4301(i), California Vehicle Code Section 21206, and 21207.

History: New 11-01-2004. Revised 02-08-2008 Revised01-01-09

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-030 NO WOOD/CHARCOAL BURNING BBQs The following lands and facilities located within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. With the exception of State provided and maintained fire rings and outdoor stoves, the burning of any wood, charcoal, or other combustible products, including barbeque devices, (except those devices utilizing self-contained propane gas type cylinders) are prohibited from all day-use areas, beaches, trails and campgrounds, except in designated areas with an approved hot coal disposal bin placed in the immediate vicinity. In all cases, barbecues must not be placed on picnic tables provided by the State, and must be a minimum of 18 inches above the sand for purposes of public safety. B. The burning of any material, which causes an open flame in or around the immediate area of the Crystal Cove Historic District cottages is prohibited. Exceptions include those appliances and devices approved by the State and provided by the lodging concessionaire. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, CA 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 4311 History: New 01-03-2003 Revised 06-22-06 Revised 01-05-2010 Revised 07-01-2011 Revised 08-01-2017 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-31 STATE MARINE CONSERVATION AREAS The following lands and facilities located within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: A. Corona Del Mar State Beach- No person shall take, possess, or disturb specimens of live or dead intertidal marine animal or plant life, including shells or parts thereof, or willfully injure, destroy or alter marine intertidal zone habitats within the designated boundaries of the Crystal Cove State Marine Conservation Area and/or the designated beach, trails and parking areas of Corona Del Mar State Beach. B. Crystal Cove State Park- No person shall take, possess, or disturb specimens of live or dead intertidal marine animal or plant life, including shells or parts thereof, or willfully injure, destroy or alter marine intertidal zone habitats within the designated boundaries of the Crystal Cove State Marine Conservation Area and/or Crystal Cove State Park. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent ,Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Nothing herein shall affect any existing concession contract, private contract, or property rights. Nothing herein shall be construed in derogation of any existing law, rule, or regulation. Copies of this order have been filed with the Division of Park Operations, Sacramento, California 95814. Signed:

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 632 History: New 03-07-2008 Revised 10-01-2008 Revised 07-18-2012

STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION ORANGE COAST DISTRICT

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S POSTED ORDER No. 925-18-32 MODEL AIRCRAFT / UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS Model aircraft and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS or “drones”) are an emergent technology that can have a negative impact on park resources and public safety and are generally inconsistent with the park experience. Due to the dramatic growth and popularity of model aircraft and UAS within the Orange Coast District, and the resource and public safety concerns they pose, the following lands and facilities located within the Orange Coast District are restricted as follows: 1. No person shall launch, land or operate a model aircraft or UAS within any park unit in the Orange Coast District (Bolsa Chica State Beach, Huntington State Beach, Corona del Mar State Beach, Crystal Cove State Park, Doheny State Beach, San Clemente State Beach, and San Onofre State Beach) 2. Exceptions to this order may only be granted in writing by the District Superintendent, or his designee, Orange Coast District, 3030 Avenida Del Presidente, San Clemente, California 92672. Exceptions to this directive may include, but are not limited to the following: - Commercial filming with proper permitting for the use of UAS or other aircraft - Scientific research conducted with permission of the District Superintendent - Other uses exempted by the park unit’s District Superintendent.

Todd Lewis District Superintendent Orange Coast District Date: 07/31/2018

Authority: State of California, Public Resources Code, Section 5008. California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 632 History: New 08-01-2017