June 12, 2024
Tag: Santa Barbara’s Waterfront Department
Santa Barbara Residents to Vote on a Sales Tax Increase
Other recent news: The longstanding friction at Hot Springs Trail; Chaucer's Books is under new ownership; hotel tax hike on the ballot in November; cannabis taxes continue to disappoint; Lower Tunnel Trail and Inspiration Point trailhead will be closed for six months; Waterfront Department plans to raise slip fees and harbor parking fees; inside the reborn Zaca Lake resort. 3
Burning Questions
- Why Are There Story Poles at Calle Real Center?
- When Will the Last Segment of Highway 101 Get Upgraded?
- Why Are There “No Grading” Signs on the Edison Catway?
- Why Are There Pedestrian Gates at Train Tracks?
- Is This Summerland’s Original Train Station?
- What Does the “S” on Certain Chimneys Stand For?
- What’s the Status of the Decommissioning of Rincon Island?
Recent Comments
Christine, with the exclamation point!!, I'm responding you comment above, "Have your Mom proofread your posts hon, . . " It's almost Christmas, why the… — Dan O.
Tinker is not retiring any time soon. We are a family owned business and we hope to continue serving our community providing great food and… — Richard Tingstrom “Tinker”
If you had only two choices: to live in that hood or commit hari-kari, I'm betting on hari-kari. I mean, I am born and raised… — CLA
3 of the Demonteverde properties appear to be for sale: 161, 165 Santa Ana Ave, 341 Santa Rosalia Way. — HM
The bike path is amazing and until you know the routes and how everything connects you won't realize how easy and enjoyable it is to… — TJ
This is the second time you’ve dumped on Goleta. Maybe keep the walks to Summerland and Montecito, I’m sure there’s plenty more hedges and gates… — Evan
regarding heritage house, since I was on the architecture team, the choice was permeable pavers or something more natural, and since that gate is for… — Nik
SB Tamales to Go, from Richard Lambert. — Leslie Thomas
Planes have a schedule that doesn't affect people's sleep! These sonic booms are often in the middle of the night. They disrupt everyone — Robert
Superica on Milpas — Cay Sanchez