Making Montecito Safer: Part Two
Vowing to “keep it in the creeks,” a new group explores ways to permanently reduce the damage from recurrent debris flows.
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Vowing to “keep it in the creeks,” a new group explores ways to permanently reduce the damage from recurrent debris flows.
A large debris basin will be constructed on San Ysidro Creek within two years, county officials say.
Shallow water table, proliferation of private wells will limit injection of a recycled water supply, geologists say.
Water board weighs rate hikes to buy a $4 million annual supply from Santa Barbara.
Within 18 months, the cemetery will be the first customer, officials say.
Goleta water ban remains despite abundant rains.
County Supervisor Das Williams agrees to start “a conversation” on community service district.
Harriett Phillips was a big-D and little-d democrat from the days she helped her mother feed striking workers at Chevrolet in 1936 to walking precincts during Barack Obama’s first presidential run. Along the way, she fought to save Haskell’s Beach from development.
A deal to buy a long-term share of Santa Barbara’s water is now 32 months in the making.
Opponents take aim at a new operations building for the sanitary district.
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