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The City of Santa Barbara is developing a project to increase safety along the Cliff Drive corridor. A high number of repeat collisions in this corridor make safety modifications a high priority. Community feedback over the years has also…
Development buffers along creeks are required by the City’s General Plan, by the City’s Coastal Land Use Plan, and for compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. Buffers between structures and creeks are important to…
De La Guerra Plaza was designated a Public Square in 1853 and has since served as Santa Barbara’s center of town. In addition to serving as a civic center, it has provided the location for the original Police and Fire Stations. It is the…
The project will involve the replacement of the existing structurally deficient bridge with a new structure along Mission Creek.
The Dwight Murphy Field Renovation Project aims to redevelop the park to better serve the community with a new high-quality sports facility and the region's largest inclusive, all-abilities playground.
The East Beach Habitat Restoration Project (Project) rehabilitated a 1.1-acre area of beach by removing invasive, non-native ice plant and reintroducing native coastal dune species. To date, 12 pounds of native seeds and 3,200 container…
The Eastside neighborhood of Santa Barbara has a propensity for walking and biking and it needs safe and easy connections.
Sycamore Creek in Santa Barbara, California, has historically been prone to flooding, particularly during heavy winter rains. To mitigate flooding risks in Sycamore Creek, it is essential to implement comprehensive flood management…
Completed in 2024, the Granada Garage Solar Project included the installation of a 425 kilwatt (kW) solar photovoltaic system and battery energy storage system (BESS) at the Granada Garage. The project generates, stores, and supplies…