Santa Barbara Architects Talk Housing
Last week’s American Institute of Architects S.B. Chapter meeting included talk on how to fund affordable units and where to put them.
Last week’s American Institute of Architects S.B. Chapter meeting included talk on how to fund affordable units and where to put them.
The eight-story building proposed behind the mission would be “de-exempt” from CEQA under State Senator Monique Limón’s just-passed amendments to state law.
Santa Barbara County staff said recommendations were already practiced, others don’t fit county’s internal structure.
The changes would require the eight-story apartment project to undergo environmental review.
Board of Supervisors say they don’t support the Sueno Road project as-is.
The three-story, 24-unit apartment complex, developed by Ed St. George, passes unanimously, despite parking concerns.
Update: Former Santa Barbara school boardmember Kate Ford has been nominated to fill Bridley’s spot.
Sheriff’s deputies are asking witnesses to come forward.
The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce hosted its fifth-annual event at the Bacara, bringing together business leaders and elected officials to discuss the county’s economy, business prospects, and local government.
Santa Barbara County’s pro-housing hopes and millions of dollars in grant funding could be on the line over Richards Ranch in Orcutt.