Summerland Area
The
Summerland Planning Area is located on the South Coast between the communities
of Santa Barbara and Carpinteria and includes the community of Summerland. The planning area is bordered by Ortega Ridge Road on the west, East Valley Road to the north, Greenwell Avenue on the east, and the Pacific
Ocean on the south. Summerland was originally subdivided in 1888 as a spiritualist
community. In 1898, Summerland was the first place in the world
to have an offshore oil well. Remnants of Summerland’s past
may still be seen in its beaches and inland areas.
Contacts:
Vicki Parker, Deputy Director: vparker@co.santa-barbara.ca.us
Peter Imhof, Supervising Planner: pimhof@co.santa-barbara.ca.us
Holly Bradbury, Associate Planner: hbradbur@co.santa-barbara.ca.us
SunPAC
Summerland Planning Advisory Committee (SunPAC)
The next Summerland Planning Advisory Committee (SunPAC) meeting will be late spring 2010.
Public Hearings
| South County Board of Architectural Review (SBAR) | |
| PAST MEETINGS | |
Friday, August 28, 2009, 1 pm |
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Friday, July 24, 2009, 1 pm |
Friday, July 25, 2008, 3 pm |
Projects and Documents
Summerland Community Plan (PDF)
1992 Board of Architectural Review Guidelines for Summerland (PDF)
"Working Draft" Commercial Design Guidelines, July 2008 (PDF)
"Working Draft" Residential Design Guidelines, August 2009 (PDF)
Summerland Zoning Map (PDF)
Public Works Department, Transportation Division
Summerland Circulation and Parking Improvements