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A three-story hotel with 44 rooms and a roof deck is proposed near Santa Barbara’s famed Moreton Bay Fig Tree between Highway 101 and the Amtrak station.

Despite some concerns, the Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission agrees to support the current plan

More housing is headed to downtown Santa Barbara. Architect Brian Cearnal recently presented plans for a 37-unit development at 320 W. Carrillo St. The

The Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission wants State Street parklets smaller and gone altogether everywhere else in the El Pueblo Viejo District.

After a couple of intense meetings, a proposed 22-unit housing project at 932 De la Vina St. seems to have won over Santa Barbara’s Historic Landmarks

Some members of the advisory committee and the public accuse city staff of trying to create a bicycle 'thoroughfare'

Planning Commission and Historic Landmarks Commission as well as public speakers discuss the future of the 11-block promenade

Historic Landmarks Commission weighs in on the plan, proposed for the corner of Carrillo and De la Vina streets and still in the pre-application stage

The project, still in the early stages, goes before the citys Historic Landmarks Commission for a pre-application consultation

Developer Ed St. Georges project slated for a vacant lot would be an extension to his approved hotel down West Montecito Street