Description: This layer represents the Sphere of Influence for the Piru Public Cemetery District in Ventura County. A Sphere of Influence identifies the probable future boundary and service area of a local agency, as determined by LAFCo. The polygon is maintained for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the current jurisdictional boundary of the Piru Public Cemetery District in Ventura County. The polygon depicts the district boundary for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and local government boundary information. Special district boundaries are maintained for reference to official local agency boundaries and may be used to support review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: The polygon represent the annexation/detachment for Piru Public Cemetery District. The district operates a public cemetery in the Piru area.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the Sphere of Influence for the Fillmore-Piru Memorial District in Ventura County. A Sphere of Influence identifies the probable future boundary and service area of a local agency, as determined by LAFCo. The polygon is maintained for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the current jurisdictional boundary of the Fillmore-Piru Memorial District in Ventura County. The polygon depicts the district boundary for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and local government boundary information. Special district boundaries are maintained for reference to official local agency boundaries and may be used to support review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: The polygon represent the annexations/detachments for Fillmore-Piru Memorial District. The district
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the Sphere of Influence for the El Rancho Simi Cemetery District in Ventura County. A Sphere of Influence identifies the probable future boundary and service area of a local agency, as determined by LAFCo. The polygon is maintained for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the current jurisdictional boundary of the El Rancho Simi Cemetery District in Ventura County. The polygon depicts the district boundary for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and local government boundary information. Special district boundaries are maintained for reference to official local agency boundaries and may be used to support review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: The polygon annexation/detachments of the district for El Rancho Simi Cemetery. The district operates a public cemetery in the City of Simi Valley and vicinity. The Simi Cemetery is the first recorded cemetery in the Simi Valley, having been established in 1890 by Clementine Parantau on land she purchased from the California Mutual Benefit Colony of Chicago (Simi Cemetery Map, 4890).
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the current jurisdictional boundary of the Bardsdale Public Cemetery District in Ventura County. The polygon depicts the district boundary for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and local government boundary information. Special district boundaries are maintained for reference to official local agency boundaries and may be used to support review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: The Bardsdale Cemetery District is an independent Special District, separate from the City of Fillmore and the County of Ventura, governed by a five-member Board of Trustees, who are local residents appointed to 4-year terms by the Ventura County Board of Supervisors. The Bardsdale Cemetery was formed in 1895 and is the only cemetery that serves Fillmore and the Bardsdale area, with a population of over 15,000 local residents, covering an area of approximately 115 square miles.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division
Description: This layer represents the Sphere of Influence for the Bardsdale Public Cemetery District in Ventura County. A Sphere of Influence identifies the probable future boundary and service area of a local agency, as determined by LAFCo. The polygon is maintained for LAFCo reference, public access, planning review, and review of services, governance, and jurisdictional relationships.
Copyright Text: Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), Ventura County Surveyor’s Office, Ventura County Information Technology Services Department – GIS Division