Interactive Debris Flow Map
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A Sense of Place: Public Art in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara offers a wonderful and wide array of artists. For some insight into this unique community of artists and artisans along our golden coast check out the video below that offers some footage of past Summer Solstice Parades in Santa Barbara (begins around 6:25 on video). But, the whole video is extremely enjoyable to watch!
Santa Barbara Recovery Resources Maps
Santa Barbara Readiness Maps were created for the areas of Montecito, Summerland, and Carpinteria affected by the deadly Jan. 9 debris flows and were released on June 11, 2018, by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The debris flows killed 23 people and damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses just weeks after the Thomas Fire blackened most of the watershed about Montecito. The maps reflect areas that can be expected to flood in heavy rainfalls, with new elevations that resulted from the events related to the debris flow, according to Santa Barbara County officials. Residents, architects, and contractors are expected to use the new elevations and flood hazard zones to guide their planning and development decisions.“The maps are a critical guide to future development decisions in Montecito,” said Matt Pontes, the county’s assistant executive officer. “The updated FEMA maps are a key tool to rebuild Montecito.
County Approves ADU Amendments
Seven Key Bridges Damaged by Mudslides Status Update
Noozhawk, a Santa Barbara online local news publication, reported today on the status of the seven bridges that were damaged...
Coast Village Road Reopens in Montecito
Coast Village Road reopened after the Thomas Fire, Flood, and Mudslides on January 24, 2018. On January 22nd, one day...
Montecito Mudslides, Before and After
Santa Barbara Architectural Tour 2017
AIA Santa Barbara presents 2017 ArchitecTours: Living with Water Saturday, October 7, 2017 10.00 am – 4.00 pm Self-Guided Tour...
Live near a Surf Break?
Researchers at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey found that being located within a mile of a surf break adds about $106,000...
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