And you are assuming that the person you are replying to is not Tom Bolton from Noozhawk, lol.
BANANA- I love it and am stealing it hahahaha! Sooo appropriate!
When you have an anchor store at either end of a mall then everything in between is known as "inline."
Well said.
The office building on the corner of Arrellaga and Anacapa.
Atelier Sunhouse - went by to visit your shop. Walked around the building but couldn’t figure out how to get upstairs? I’ll keep trying…
Must go to Nate's on Marsh, best and most lively restaurant in town, especially on Martini Mondays.
I absolutely agree! What a great way to revitalize State Street, hopefully this serves as a good example of mixed use spaces being beneficial.
you are assuming this was done without permission
In the winter months they have to moor further out and summer they are allowed to move closer to the wharf and harbor.
I noticed you posted a massive, 150-word verbatim excerpt from Noozhawk. Copying that much text into a single paragraph actually violates standard Fair Use copyright guidelines.
I'm assuming that's the mall.
Erik, what does the "inline shopping center" mean exactly?
Thx
I absolutely agree!!
I am so with you. This is one of the best things that could happen to downtown SB
Hopefully you'll still be alive when it is finished in 2036!
Yardi moving to Paseo is the smartest thing I have seen tried in this city in 20 years. If you want a thriving, healthy city, attract professional companies with professional jobs. Not tourist focused, low wage service entities and jobs. Not government jobs. Private sector, professional level employment and entities that produce and create.
The cool thing is that where there is one, there will come others. Where one thrives, others thrive. These kinds of things have a multiplayer effect.
If you want a healthy community full of people who work towards a solid future, attract more Yardis downtown. Not more t-shirt shops, hotels and beer halls. Keep the workforce here and you will fill the schools the shops and the streets with citizens and create a thriving, healthy city. Pay the workforce enough to live here and you will create the happiest, healthiest city in the world.
Punching a gift horse straight in the mouth is the Santa Barbara way.
We are a city/area in decline due to years of BANANA (build absolutely nothing anywhere near anything) and NIMBY myopia, greed and selfishness. Until the Boomers are all dead and buried, CA and especially SB, will continue to find itself in a permanent state of impasse where nothing gets built, nothing gets done and nothing improves.
Sandpiper is decades past its prime. It's going to be spectacular.
If Ty Warner is involved in a project plan on it taking many multiples of the plan. Just look at the tragedy of the Biltmore as an example. This is unfortunate for those that love Sandpiper in all its shambolic muni glory.
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Is a service charge a tip though? Most of them go to the restaurant to "provide" for the employees. I suspect they are fully taxable.
Have not heard that name in a long time. Lots of old SB internet creatures finding this site.
That's why my fire insurance is over $2000 a year. A few shrubs aren't going to cause my house to burn.
Thanks for the lengthy observations and pictures - rest assured it's ok to write and photograph a lot. Readers can skip what they wish.
LA friends:
"I don't know where _____ is. Is that east of the 405?"
