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Re: Appeal of the ABR decision of April 14, re 418 N. Milpas/915-923 E. Gutierrez St. Dear Mayor Rowse and City Council members Friedman, Gutierrez, Harmon, Jordan, Santamaria, and Sneddon: Since 1960, Citizens Planning Association has been known in Santa Barbara for working for good planning. It is part of our Mission Statement. We stress

TO: Senator Monique Limon, Assemblyman Gregg Hart Citizens Planning Association was established in 1960 to encourage the local community to participate in the planning process. We have supported planning that will make our local jurisdictions sustainable for all residents. Today CPA writes to convey our concern about the governor’s housing trailer bill, AB/SB 130 which

To: Board of Supervisors Re: Pro-Housing Designation Dear Supervisors: Citizens Planning Association has reviewed the County application for this designation and we have some concerns. This program does little to provide the adequate funding for the affordable housing that is needed in our County. But something is better than nothing. If you go ahead and

Re: III. NEW ITEM: 418 N Milpas St. and 915-923 E. Gutierrez Street – (Milpas Gardens) Dear Planning Commission Members: Citizens Planning Association has worked in Santa Barbara City since 1960, with members from throughout the city. As our Mission says, “We advocate for the best standards of design … in order to maintain sustainable

To:  County of Santa Barbara Legislative Committee Re:  2025 Legislative Priorities Dear Committee Members: Citizens Planning Association has reviewed this year’s proposed Legislative platform and would like to make the following comments: Overall, we support the following: Linking housing development to necessary infrastructure development (p2). Greater inter-agency collaboration between cities/regions for infrastructure and large projects (p3). We need

Good morning, Chair and Commissioners – I am speaking for Citizens Planning Association regarding some changes CPA members have been noticing in regard to Planning Department procedures and we would like to make 3 suggestions. We were very surprised when we first heard about the over the counter approval of the Sentinel oil trucking proposal.

Dear Santa Barbara Mayor and City Council Members, Citizens Planning Association is very concerned about the fate of the individually landmarked Stone Pine trees that grace the six block stretch of Anapamu Street. These trees and the majestic canopy have been a part of Santa Barbara City history since the early 20th century and are

Good morning Commissioners. My name is meb and I am here representing CPA. CPA supports SBCAN in this appeal We support a continuance of this item until the February date. A continuance will allow for more information to be included from both the CHP and Caltrans regarding a study of traffic incidents in recent months

Dear Santa Barbara County Planning Commissioners, Citizens Planning Association asks that you deny Sable’s application to transfer permits for the Santa Ynez Unit, POPCO Gas Plant, and Las Flores Pipelines. Our County has already suffered from the devastating oil spill from those corroded pipelines and surely there will be another catastrophic event if you allow

To: SB City Decision-Makers RE: Reject these Builders Remedy Projects Dear Decision Makers/Staff: Citizens Planning Association has been following development in the City of Santa Barbara for more than six decades. We have always advocated for transparency, public input, and adherence to existing planning policies. CPA is a member of Allied Neighborhoods Association and agree