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- General Plan - City of Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara’s General Plan originally adopted in 1964 is comprised of eight elements, seven of which are mandated by state law California State Government Code §65300, requires that every city adopt a General Plan, sometimes referred to as a City’s blueprint for growth and development
- The 10 Major New Developments Set to Reshape Santa Barbara
“If an applicant can’t rely on a specific plan, then what the hell are we asking specific plans for?” said architect Brian Cearnal, whose Cearnal Collective designed the 250-room property (120 standard rooms and 130 extended-stay)
- Strategic Energy Plan - Sustainability Resilience
City of Santa Barbara Strategic Energy Plan Overview Program Areas Strategies Through assessing the City’s progress to date and the remaining gaps to be addressed, the SEP identifies five Program Areas for the City to prioritize during design and implementation Each of these Program Areas is supported by a mix of strategies that address
- Comprehensive Plan | Santa Barbara County, CA - Official Website
State law requires that all cities and counties adopt a comprehensive, long-term general plan that outlines the physical development of the county or city The general plan must cover a local jurisdiction's entire planning area so that it can adequately address the broad range of issues associated with the city or county's development
- CITY OF SANTA BARBARA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN
The mission of the City of Santa Barbara’s Economic Development Program is to strengthen the city’s economy and enhance downtown vibrancy, while providing for social equity and environmental protection
- Planning Division - City of Santa Barbara
We manage the process of land use entitlement and environmental review, including stakeholder involvement, through all stages of development We assist the community in preserving and protecting the City’s natural beauty, character, heritage, and established architectural traditions
- City of Santa Barbara State Street Master Plan
Following Task 1 1, the CEP will be updated to detail the approach for the project, including promotional strategies, roles and responsibilities and outcomes for each Meeting Window The CEP will identify any opportunities to dovetail with and other planning processes or Downtown events
- Santa Barbara Plans $1. 58 Billion Worth of Projects over Next Five . . .
The City of Santa Barbara is planning on spending $1 58 billion over the next five years through the Capital Improvement Program, which includes projects for the Airport, Fire, Library, Parks and Recreation, Police, Public Works, and Waterfront Departments from 2024 through 2028
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