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Five-Story Housing-Storage Project in Downtown Santa Barbara Gets Bad Review

Westside Neighborhood Clinic Gets Taller, but Santa Barbara Architectural Board Supports Revision | Local News

Santa Barbara’s Westside is getting a new medical health clinic, and it’s a bit taller than what the Planning Commission approved nearly a year ago. The

Affordable Apartment Project Receives Final Design Approval From Santa Barbara Review Board | Local News

All 48 units of the development at 220 N. La Cumbre Road will be for families with low and very low incomes

West Beach Hotel Project Finally Wins Approval From Santa Barbara Architectural Review Board | Local News

Ed St. George's development at 302 and 308 W. Montecito St. calls for a 31-room hotel and 1,546 square feet of commercial space

Milpas Street Housing Project Receives Final Design Approval From Santa Barbara Review Board | Local News

Board member Richard Six, long one of the 82-unit development's biggest critics, relents in his opposition

La Cumbre Road Car Wash Plans Gain Support from Santa Barbara Review Board | Local News

A new car wash is rolling forward in Santa Barbara’s La Cumbre area. Conserv Fuel, at 150 S. La Cumbre Road, plans to expand into the adjacent property to

Milpas Street Apartment Project Draws Favorable Reviews From Santa Barbara Architectural Board

The meeting mostly focuses on exterior design changes for the building, which would include 82 units and commercial space

Revised Plan for Housing Project on East Haley Street in Santa Barbara Gets Pushback

The developer seeks to raise the height, among other changes; the city's Architectural Board of Review isn't fully on board

Santa Barbara Automotive Group On Track for Big Changes to Dealership

Architectural Board of Review advances plans for the Hope Avenue property, including expansions of the Mercedes Benz/Porsche and BMW/Audi buildings

Santa Barbara Architectural Review Board Gives Mixed Feedback on Habitat for Humanity Homes

Panel members say they support the idea behind the project but express concerns about the lack of information in the presentation and plans