March and April are the months to watch gray whales migrate north from Mexico through the Santa Barbara Channel. [15][16][17][18] FEMA gave the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District $13.5 million in 2020. As an unincorporated area of Santa Barbara County, Montecito has no city government. Agendas, minutes, and supporting documents for the City Council and Boards & Commissions can be viewed online using the links below. [26] Municipal incorporation is a perennially recurring issue in local politics, but has never come to fruition. To do so, the city plans to administer incremental increases in treatment production capacity consistent with its water supply plan. In my own view, they are typically much more oriented in a way that is going to be looking for a certain result. This social worker can help with connecting to services and housing and getting document-ready, and their presence should alleviate some nuisance behaviors. Dignity Moves, a private nonprofit that believes "our streets cannot be the waiting room" to interim supportive housing, will be building a homeless village of up to 35 tiny, prefabricated housing units on government-owned property, which will be ready for use as early as this fall. Noozhawk: Many residents responding to a Noozhawk survey said current City Council members have not been visible during the COVID-19 pandemic and are not always responsive to citizen concerns. Emergency provisions were included to protect the citys customers in case of a critical water emergency, such as infrastructure damage or a severe drought. The council authorized an $18.9 million increase in appropriations and estimated revenue in the citys water capital fund, which is funded by a settlement of claims against Southern California Edison for losses sustained by the water utility from the Thomas Fire and Montecito debris flow. We have made an exciting, but temporary, start. An update of the citys long-term water supply plan is currently under review; a schedule of public hearings is available here. I am also very proud of the citys new Department of Sustainability & Resilience, with resources and staffing dedicated to meeting the ever-increasing challenges of climate change-related hazards. For Montecito, it buys 1,430 acre-feet of water; thats 46 percent of current plant capacity and enough to meet nearly 40 percent of Montecitos customer demand. Santa Barbara, CA 93108. There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. I attend public community events often, and I respond personally to emails and calls, the best I can. Santa Barbara City Council, District 3: Oscar Gutierrez. There is NO SMOKING - FOOD or DRINK (except bottled water) permitted in the Community Hall. Please reload the page and try again. They worried that hiring a consultant would push them down the road of creating an ordinance, and that it might not be the right fit for Santa Barbara. Success! [12], Montecito was evacuated five times in four months between December 2017 and March 2018 because of weather-related events, which included the Thomas Fire, the 2018 Southern California mudflows, and flooding related to the Pineapple Express. Connect with Noozhawk on Facebook. Click "Accept" to agree and continue. Now that more members of our community are vaccinated, I am resuming outdoor office hours and meeting with neighborhood groups. The City Attorney is one of two positions over which the City Council and not the City Administrator has direct hiring and firing authority. This takes active recruitment and diligence in making sure that decision-making bodies incorporate all who are affected by the decisions. The city spent all this money the first time around and they never used the plant, and they turned it off. There are four candidates on the ballot for the. The members of the committee will be Councilwoman Kristen Sneddon, Councilman Oscar Gutierrez and Councilwoman Alejandra Gutierrez. The agreement also protects Santa Barbaras water supply. For every 100 females, there were 87.3 males. Get involved in the community by attending our events. 1:30pm - Gather Out Front of City Chambers. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 605 persons (6.7%). Noozhawk is a founding member of theLocal Independent Online News (LION) Publishers. ( Joshua Molina / Noozhawk Photo), CAUSE, the Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy, Rent Control Debate to Take Center Stage as Santa Barbara Council Decides on Ordinance, More by Joshua Molina, Noozhawk Staff Writer, Local Independent Online News (LION) Publishers, Proudly powered by Newspack by Automattic. Montecito does not have any public schools serving grades 712. The question of desalination as a short- or long-term supply will come up again on July 28, when the City Council considers whether to accept a $10 million state grant for the plant. The vote was 7-0. By Jerry Roberts of Newsmakers Santa Barbara City Council member Mike Jordan disclosed on Wednesday that he is supporting commercial developer Barrett Reed's challenge to colleague and District 4 incumbent Kristen Sneddon in her bid for re-election. To inquire about availability and make a reservation, please telephone the Montecito Association at (805) 969-2026. You're on the list. CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story mischaracterized the terms of the proposed $10 million state grant for the citys desalination plant. District 5 incumbent Eric Friedman is running unopposed. 9am-2pm OFFICE TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19. For years there have been discussions of a Restorative Homeless Court. There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. This bill potentially quadruples densities away from our urban core and into hillsides and remote areas. Light smoke was filling the first and second floors of the fire station at 2300 Sycamore Canyon Road. "This year has been a tragic one in terms of the impact of violence on young people," Police Chief Bernard Melekian said. There are consequences to illegal or nuisance behavior, rather than the revolving door of the County Jail, and those consequences may lead to rehabilitation. Box 5278 In 1991, countywide voters approved the construction of a state aqueduct branch to Lake Cachuma, a $575 million project to import water from Northern California. Students who wish to attend public schools must enroll in the Santa Barbara Unified School District and commute to Santa Barbara Junior High School, followed by Santa Barbara High School. The Community Hall Use Agreement may be found here. In 2022, the Department's summer camp program served almost 3,000 individual participants and provided over 3.3 million hours of childcare. For now, the desalination plant is operating at full capacity, meeting 30 percent of the citys water demand. The State Street Parkway, which spans the center median of downtown Santa Barbara's main street from Mission Street to Constante Avenue, was designated as a historic landmark in a unanimous decision by the City Council on Tuesday. 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Desirable weather and several nearby hot springs offered the promise of comfortable, healthy living, in addition to the availability of affordable land. The population density was 967.7 inhabitants per square mile (373.6/km2). We need more housing. Rent control in Santa Barbara will have to wait. Personally respond to emails and calls? Individually, Councilmembers may represent the City by serving on state and regional boards and local civic organizations. Thats the equivalent to a rate revenue increase of about 7.5%, and it really takes a lot of pressure off of future rate increases as we continue to look to maintain the aging infrastructure that we have, said Mr. Haggmark. Subscribe The fire began at 7:20 p.m. Saturday when on-duty firefighters noticed the smell of smoke in the building and conducted a search to find the source of the smoke. Under the terms, the city will deliver 1,430 acre-feet of water annually to the MWD. The districts initial payments to the city will be $4.6 million annually, saving city ratepayers from steep rate hikes, officials said. Noozhawk: What is your long-term vision for downtown State Street and live/work options in the downtown core? The average household size was 2.41 and the average family size was 2.85. [26] Instead of voting for a city council, all of Montecito's residents are represented by only one of the five seats on the county board of supervisors. The resolution came after a tallying of votes cast by Coast Village [] Use this page here to login for your Independent subscription. Processing In fact, I think it has the opposite effect.. By Joe J. Petersen This week the Santa Barbara City Council voted to approve a 2.6% raise for themselves and the community should be outraged. 2:00pm - Give Public Comment. If you believe an Independent.com user or any material appearing on Independent.com is copyrighted material used without proper permission, please click here. (Giana Magnoli / Noozhawk photo). In a unanimous vote on Tuesday, the Santa Barbara City Council voted to establish and form the Coast Village Community Benefit Improvement District (CBID), an idea that has been in the works since November 2020, brought forth by the Coast Village Association (CVA). In the next steps, I am proposing a pilot program in developing a resilience hub at a local school. At the height of the pandemic, cities were prohibited from relocating encampments. Haggmark prefers to compare electrical use at the plant to electrical use throughout the city, including homes and businesses: The plant represents only 4 percent of the total. The proposed pipeline would be capable of conveying 10,000 acre-feet of water annually. Santa Barbara City Council, District 2: Mike Jordan. Noozhawk staff writer Joshua Molina can be reached at jmolina@noozhawk.com. As we experienced in the debris flows, our island city can become quickly isolated from services and emergency response. In return, under a Water Supply Agreement . Property owners and economists argue that rent control would hurt poor people because property owners would convert apartments into condominiums andstop making repairs to their properties. No thanks. The age spread of the population accounts 1,515 people (16.9%) under the age of 18, 1,234 people (13.8%) aged 18 to 24, 1,169 people (13.0%) aged 25 to 44, 2,716 people (30.3%) aged 45 to 64, and 2,331 people (26.0%) who were 65 years of age or older. The City Council of Goleta approved a resolution to support awarding the county-wide ambulance service contract to Santa Barbara County Fire Department in a four to one vote on Feb. 21. On Thursday, Governor Gavin Newsom who is scheduled to visit Montecito this Friday afternoon requested a "major disaster declaration" for the state, which could include disaster recovery assistance for residents and businesses, if it is granted by FEMA. [13] The mudflows resulted in 20 reported deaths; 28 others were injured, and at least four people[14] were reported missing. It reduces the citys exposure to long term capital maintenance and renewal costs, and the city maintains discretion to operate the plant to maximize the benefit to its customers.. For the latest news in Santa Barbara County delivered right to your inbox. The hotel burned down in 1920; it was replaced a few years later by the smaller Hot Springs Club. Currently, the city is not able to deliver desalinated water to the foothills, according to Mr. Haggmark. But we are far from done. Source: City of Santa Barbara In response to the May 4, 2021, Court of Appeal ruling in Kracke v. City of Santa Barbara, the City of Santa Barbara today announced its interim Coastal Zone Short Term Vacation Rental (STVR) Enforcement Policy. He said he lived in a one-bedroom apartment with his two aunts, an uncle and his mother. The Montecito Water District has agreed to pay 65 percent of the cost if and when the city decides to expand its desalination plant an arrangement that Davis believes would tie the payment too closely to plant expansion and the control over what desal is supposed to be.. The Santa Barbara City Council and the Montecito Water District have entered into a 50-year water supply agreement. She cited the Parks & Recreation Departments bungling of the design and management of Ortega Park after it hired a Ventura consultant. You're on the list. They also appoint the City Administrator and the City Attorney, as well as serve as the Board Members of the Redevelopment Agency. Attend public community events? In the meantime, there will be a new committee. Technically, Montecito does not include areas such as Coast Village Road, which are often confused with and thought to be part of Montecito but are actually within the city limits of Santa Barbara. I have no intention of letting this die, Harmon said. A five-hour meeting in front of a packed house ended with the City Council deciding to form a three-member committee to talk about the citys housing crisis, a cap on rent increases and creating a rental registry. Join us at Santa Barbara City Hall this coming Tuesday to urge the Council to put an end to renovictions! We are going to be in drought cycles from here on out, Councilmember Eric Friedman said. You still can reach us by phone or email. Processing Santa Barbara, CA 93150. Noozhawk: How will you reduce the number of homeless encampments, unhoused people and homeless-related nuisance crimes in Santa Barbara? The (Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation this past year ran a series on Asian-American films, neighborhood celebration and local history, while the Historic Landmarks Commission recognized the significance of local black landmarks and the importance of Chicano muralism at Ortega Park. Firefighters at the station called for a first-alarm structure fire response and . . 6,081 people (67.8% of the population) lived in owner-occupied housing units and 1,952 people (21.8%) lived in rental housing units. The new pipeline will also allow for the distribution of desalinated water to more city customers. The city needs to do our part to make it easy, predictable and inexpensive to open new businesses, which should not be held up by arbitrary processes. 735 Anacapa Street It was approved by both groups, and the official agreement was approved unanimously, with council member Meagan Harmon absent. 27.0% of all households were made up of individuals, and 14.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. Contact us if you'd like to make some signs with us beforehand. We are an island city, bound by water and mountains with one main artery in and out. The total cost of pipeline construction and plant expansion is estimated at $19 million. The agreement will likely be officially signed in August, and a contract for construction will be executed some time in September, according to Mr. Haggmark. From there, the South Coast Conduit, a high-pressure pipeline, will carry the water to Montecito. I am not a greedy person. KS: Clearly, public health and safety are the most important issues specifically facing District 4, with overarching implications on so many issues. No one contacted was willing to opine whether litigation is expected. Redmond urged the council to conduct additional environmental review before proceeding with a 50-year commitment. Councilmember Meagan Harmon asked about the narrowed lanes and potential safety issues created by the highway work. Subscribe Sign Up Now Box 5278 Santa Barbara, CA 93150 . Repayment would be required if the plant were to be operated solely as a drought buffer. Construction on the last few miles of widening through Montecito and Santa Barbara is tentatively scheduled to begin in summer 2023 . Processing At least, under the agreement, Santa Barbara will recoup some of the cost of construction, she said, but desalination is energy-intensive, harmful to the marine environment and a significant move in the wrong direction.. Sworn in the very day the Montecito debris flow claimed 23 lives, she has since presided over a city in nonstop crisis: drought, fire, pandemic, racial reckoning, an uncertain retail core, and a housing market increasingly inaccessible to all but the fortunate few. The pact is in connection with the city's Charles E. Meyer desalination facility. As a reasonable exchange to entrepreneurs, perhaps the council can cut the costs of doing business with the city. Rent stabilization does not work.. There has also been a sense of loss of access to council members with remote meetings, where we dont see or communicate directly with public commenters. You're on the list. You're on the list. Santa Barbara, CA 93101, City of Santa Barbara, PO Box 1990 If the money is accepted and, as intended, expended on other capital items, the next drought will require expansion of the plant at a cost of an additional tens of millions of dollars and again higher long-term water rates passed on to ratepayers. Property owners need to be more flexible in renting and not be holding out for years for the highest unrealistic rent. Success! In addition, the U.S. 101 Freeway runs along the south end of town, connecting it with other cities in Santa Barbara County and the rest of Southern California. The Santa Barbara City Council voted Tuesday to enter into a 50-year water supply agreement with the Montecito Water District. The racial makeup of Montecito was 8,267 (92.2%) White, 218 (2.4%) Asian, 55 (0.6%) African American, 38 (0.4%) Native American, 6 (0.1%) Pacific Islander, 156 (1.7%) from other races, and 225 (2.5%) from two or more races. City Council meetings are typically held on Tuesdays at 2:00 pm in Council Chambers, located upstairs in City Hall. The Coastal Express bus service out of Ventura County, on the other hand, has seen a steady increase in ridership and is about to put five new zero-emission battery-electric buses on the road. Actively seeking equity also requires celebration and visibility of our multicultural community. Together, the City Council and the Mayor establish policy, approve programs, and oversee the financial affairs of the City to govern Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara, CA 93102-1990, Sign up for one or more newsletters on many city topics, The Santa Barbara Arts & Crafts Show takes place every Sunday year-round,, Free In-Person Storm Recovery Assistance Available at the Library, In-person assistance is available through the Santa Barbara Public LibrarysCommunity Connectionsprogram, which offers appointments for one-on-one assistance with navigating community resources and social services. I will continue to fight to fund fire and community safety, and fight overdevelopment in our fire-prone district. Once the basins have been replenished by rains, and Cachuma spills again it hasnt spilled since 2011 the city can idle its desalination plant, Haggmark said. Toward the end of her comments, Gutierrez said she is brave and valiant because she knows that she is upsetting some people, but its for the greater good in the community. The maximum capacity of the room is 49 people. In return, under a Water Supply Agreement that will be signed by both parties in August, the Montecito Water District has agreed to effectively fund 46 percent, or $33 million, of the citys $72 million desalination plant through 2072, plus interest and a share of operation and maintenance costs. Subscribe Success! The City Council has the power to adopt ordinances and resolutions, make appointments to advisory boards and commissions, establish policy and approve programs, act on program and administrative recommendations of City staff, appropriate funds and approve contracts, and respond to concerns and needs of residents. KS: Equity is the recognition that not everyone is coming from an equal field of opportunity, and the use of this knowledge to strive to reach an equal field of outcomes. The community has been sold that the desal plant was to be our drought buffer, City Water Commissioner Dave Davis wrote in a letter to the mayor and City Council last month. 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