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Santa Barbara City Council approves Chick-fil-A traffic agreement, rescinds direction to declare public nuisance - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara City Council approves Chick-fil-A traffic agreement, rescinds direction to declare public nuisance

The Santa Barbara City Council on Tuesday rescinded its direction to prepare to declare Chick-fil-A a public nuisance because of the major traffic back-ups that result from the restaurant's drive-through lanes

Source: keyt.com
Santa Barbara Stalls on Housing Funds, Moves Ahead on Commercial Vacancy Program - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara Stalls on Housing Funds, Moves Ahead on Commercial Vacancy Program

The city's 2023 budget doesn't allocate more resources for affordable housing, and a motion is rejected to spend $200,000 on the effort

Santa Barbara approves Chick-fil-A traffic circulation agreements - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara approves Chick-fil-A traffic circulation agreements

On Tuesday, the City Council approved a proposed traffic circulation agreement that provides enforceable traffic control measures and site improvements for the Chick-fil-A restaurant at 3707 State Street.

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Santa Barbara City Hall Comforted By Chick-fil-A's Traffic Agreement | Local News - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara City Hall Comforted By Chick-fil-A's Traffic Agreement | Local News

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Santa Barbara Council Shows Skepticism for Ban on New Hotel Construction - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara Council Shows Skepticism for Ban on New Hotel Construction

Matter will return to the council on June 28 for a vote on the potential ordinance