Santa Barbara Prepares for Negotiations with La Cumbre Plaza Developers
The city is looking to reach a term sheet to get more affordable housing and community benefits.
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The finance committee decided Tuesday to leave the priority list as is and send the discussion to the full council.
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Teens Arrested After Stolen Car Chase in Santa Barbara
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How Much of La Cumbre Plaza Development Should Be Affordable?
Santa Barbara city councilmembers make the case for a term sheet asking for 25 percent below-market units and public spaces.
Preparing for the ‘Silver Tsunami’ in Santa Barbara
Addressing housing affordability and caregiver availability for the city’s growing population of adults over the age of 60.
Solving the Housing-Versus-Hotels Riddle in Santa Barbara
The city looks into adaptive reuse and restriction hotel development to prioritize housing.
Santa Barbara Funds $250K to Legal Aid for Tenants Facing Evictions
City Council unanimously supports a proposal to provide legal services for low-income tenants.
