Couldn't agree more about using Shelton to add some cohesiveness to other downtown efforts (i.e. the underpass walkway project). This proposed fence couldn't be more boring and looking a bit like it belongs in a cemetery.
Yes … great call and couldn’t agree more. That tree is amazing … the proposed fence not so much.
I was just going to post the same thing Cynthia. I clicked the link thinking there would be a Shelton brothers design. The fig tree deserves one!
I’m not getting “decorative” from that fence. Seems like the city should call in the Shelton brothers on this and give the Morton Bay fig a fence that’s worthy of it
Exactly. And I also noticed that the links are non-functioning.
And when were the overdue property taxes incurred? Before or after this "Mission" came to exist at this location?
Also, how could the Unitarian Society have no affiliation with another Unitarian Universalist group, unless the group isn't legit.
Totally agree. Brass Bird is fabulous. Hope they read this and reconsider haha
Thanks for all this hard work, Erik. Much appreciated!
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When is Jeannine’s opening in San Roque?
It breaks my heart everyday since Metro left us.
It appears the "church" rapidly published the website you mentioned above as many of the menu options are not linked to additional pages.
Say, if anyone wants to start a religious gathering in my garage I can avoid my property taxes.
Why should anyone expect our elected officials to act promptly in the interest of the SB community when their negligence in complying with state filing deadlines led directly to these proposed "builder remedy" monstrosities? The whole lot of them should be voted out.
City of SB officials need to get off the butts for sure...and money exchanged fraudulently should definitely be under the microscope. As of now, siting on their butts seems to be the mode of operation!
Re the "Unitarian Universalist Mission" supposedly leasing 505 E Olivos St, I found a website for the "Unitarian Universalist Sanctuary" at that address. I've never heard of it: https://www.unitarianuniversalistsanctuary.org
I have never read comments on Siteline but this banter is chef’s kiss.
Get off your asses City of SB and investigate this issue immediately. When this goes for a vote of the public, it will unanimously be denied. You cannot go against the will of the people who elected you. And remember you will not survive in office if you do. We will also be carefully watching to see if any money is exchanging hands fraudulently.
Mission LLC and Craig and Stephanie Smith must be stopped at any cost from achieving these developments. They are not from Santa Barbara and have no idea who and what they are about to run in to. Chase them out!!!
there is an outhouse at the now long gone
Metropolus, Santa Barbara Street and Yanonali. Maybe work to start soon?
The new diver monument at the pier?
The belt from the new diver statue at the harbor?
This is a close-up of the Santa Barbara Deepwater Diving Monument in the Santa Barbara Harbor. The photo is of the buckle for a Miller commercial diving weight belt. The public art sculpture was installed in April.
Lowes 700 Picacho lane is pretty similar layout to the 771 garden lane property they sold to Sperling for a 16 mil profit or so (I think he paid 6m and they bought it for 22m).
Good point. And a thorough investigation of the development site grounds for Chumash Indian burial and artifact items should be conducted. I was told by one of the residents that there were many such items discovered on the grounds over the years.
it's you who is triggered, not me <3
I would guess that there's a culvert under the freeway—hence the "seasonal" descriptor (because you wouldn't want to do it during the rainy season).
