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How much did
California taxpayers spend on smoking-related health costs in 1999?
$530,000,000
$1,800,000,000
$2,600,000,000
$3,700,000,000 was spent by California taxpayers on smoking-related
health costs in 1999.
Number of responses: 594
What species of
bird is on the
City of Calabasas logo?
White Hawk
California Gull
Red
Tailed Hawk - The bird on the Calabasas logo and flag is the Red
Tailed Hawk
Number of responses: 293
Where do
you primarily watch CTV programming?
56% Channel 3 on
Adelphia Cable
22% Channel 3 on
Charter Cable
22%
Internet Webstream
Number of responses: 28
I
have lived in Calabasas for....
56% I don't live in Calabasas
Of respondents who do live in Calabasas:
15%
Less than a year
24% 1-5 years
12% 5-10 years
29% 10-20 years
20% More than 20
years
Number of responses: 134
Did you
get a flu shot this year?
70% No
26% Yes, I got one
4% Yes, I plan to get one
Number of responses: 70
According to the
National Weather Service, when was the last measurable snow recorded
in Calabasas?
39% 1987
18%
1956
20% 1949 - The
last MEASURABLE snow was recorded on January 9, 1949
23%
1932
Number of responses: 197
Have you ever brought
items to a monthly Hazardous Waste Collection event?
52%
No
48% Yes
Number of responses: 27
Have you ever attended a
City Council or
Commission Meeting at City Hall?
55% Yes
45%
No
Number of responses: 167
Which
Calabasas Recreation Facility do you and
your family use most often?
32% Tennis
& Swim Center
24%
Juan
Bautista de Anza Park
20%
Agoura Hills / Calabasas Community Center
19% I've never used a Calabasas
Recreation Facility
5%
Other
Number of votes: 103
The aftermath of
Hurricane Katrina has raised awareness on the importance of disaster
preparation across the nation.
Does your family have a
Family Disaster Plan in place in case of an emergency situation in
Southern California?
33% Yes
67% No
Number of votes: 108
 Have you
used the
CTV Web Archive to watch past
City meetings and
CTV programs on your computer?
75% Yes
25% No
Number of Votes: 20
What is the maximum height limit for a single-family home in
Calabasas?
(a) 25
feet
(b) 30
feet
(c) 35
feet
(d) 40
feet
 The
correct answer is (c) 35 feet.
Structures located in a single-family residential zone are limited to
a height of 35 feet, per
Calabasas Municipal Code section
17.12.030. The maximum height for structures in the Old Topanga
overlay zone and in the Calabasas Highlands overlay zone is either 25
feet or 27 feet depending on the type of roof structure, and may
actually be lower based upon the topographic characteristics of the
subject property. Exceptions to the height limits (such as chimneys,
flag poles, and church spires) are listed in section
17.20.120 of the
Calabasas Municipal Code.
Have you ever
used Public Transportation in Calabasas?
37% Yes
63% No
Number of votes: 105
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