canyon project and its photographic mural, "the tell," as backdrop and stimulus, laguna citizens forged a partnership to prevent construction of a 3,200-acre (1,300 ha) housing project in the canyon. an exhibition on the laguna canyon project, titled "the canyon project: artivism," was held at laguna art museum in 2015–16. today the wilderness park and laguna canyon within it are designated as open space in perpetuity. the laguna beach state marine reserve (lbsmr), which extends from irvine cove to treasure island beach, was established in 2012, to make most of the coastal area a no-take zone. docents of the laguna ocean foundation provide monitoring and education at tidepools within the lbsmr. in addition, the 3.2-mile-long (5.1 km) crystal cove state park abuts the northern border of laguna beach. as a result of laguna’s marine protected area "no-take zones" the local waters teem with fish, including sheepshead and large calico bass. american craftsman bungalows from the early 1900s dot the downtown and south laguna areas. between 1980 and 1981, the city conducted the laguna beach historic survey, a citywide block-by-block study which noted the location of pre-1940 buildings and determined which had historic significance. 706 homes and structures in laguna beach were classified as historically significant. laguna beach is the tenth official transition town in the u.s. in february 2007, laguna's city council unanimously voted to join the u.s. mayors climate initiative, and in april 2013 became the first orange county city to make a formal request that the san onofre nuclear reactor not be restarted after its january 2012 shutdown. the aliso creek water reclamation facility went into operation in 2014. the facility removes polluted runoff in aliso creek, improves ocean water quality, and creates locally recycled water. with a grant from cal trans, the city is undertaking a transition plan to implement complete streets for all users. a north–south bicycle route with signs and sharrows was completed through town in 2014. laguna beach passed a citywide "idaho stop" ordinance for cyclists, a no-plastic-bag ordinance and a no-plastic-bottle purchasing policy for its government. in popular culture the 1972 instrumental by black sabbath "laguna sunrise" was inspired by a sunrise guitarist tony iommi witnessed after a night of partying. in 2004, mtv created a reality television show entitled laguna beach: the real orange county, which aired for three seasons. laguna beach is the setting for the netflix television series dead to me. sister cities laguna beach has three sister cities: menton, france san josé del cabo, mexico st ives, united kingdom