Ordinance 661 Consistency Rezone
The
Ordinance 661 Consistency Rezone Project involves Comprehensive Plan and
Zoning Ordinance amendments that would rezone current Ordinance 661 zoned
rural lands located in the Santa Maria Valley and San Antonio Creek rural
regions to a comparable agricultural zone district under the Land Use Development
Code (LUDC).The benefits of the consistency rezone include simplifying the
zoning and permitting process and reducing permitting costs and time delays
for applicants.
Board of Supervisors Hearing
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors held a hearing on October 9, 2007, at the Betteravia Government Center, 511 E. Lakeside Parkway, Santa Maria, to consider the Ordinance 661 Consistence Rezone Project. At the hearing, the Board received a staff presentation and after a short deliberation voted 5-0 to accept staff recommendations. A copy of the staff report, staff presentation, and the minute order containing the motion to approve the project are provided below:
For project information, please contact David Matson, Deputy Director, (805) 568-2068 or E-mail: dmatson@sbcao.org
Board of Supervisors Staff Report
Board of Supervisors Staff Presentation
October 9, 2007 Minute Order
Attachments:
A - Findings
B - Final Negative Declaration (07NGD-00000-00013)
C - Resolution of the County of Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors (Exhibit A-List of APNs)
D - Ordinance Amendment (Case No. 07RZN-00000-00010) (Exhibit A-List of APNS)
E - Ordinance 661 Rezone Designation Criteria
F - Land Use Comparison Table
G - Project Area MapsFigure 1 - Project Overview and Index to Maps
Figure 2 - Eastern Santa Maria Valley Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 3 - Eastern Santa Maria Valley Proposed Zoning Designations
Figure 4 - Proposed New EDRNs
Figure 5 - Tepusquet Canyon Area Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 6 - Tepusquet Canyon Area Proposed Zoning Designations
Figure 7 - Western Santa Maria Valley Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 8 - Western Santa Maria Valley Proposed Zoning Designations
Figure 9 - Los Alamos Valley Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 10 - Los Alamos Valley Proposed Zoning Designations
Planning Commission Hearing
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission will hold a hearing on September 12, 2007, at the Betteravia Government Center, 511 E. Lakeside Parkway, Santa Maria, to consider the Ordinance 661 Consistence Rezone Project. Please see below for complete Planning Commission Staff Report and Attachments:
For project information, please contact David Matson, Deputy Director , (805) 568-2068 or E-mail: dmatson@sbcao.org
Planning Commission Staff Report
Attachments:
A - Findings
B - Proposed Final Negative Declaration (07NGD-00000-00013)
C - Resolution of the County of Santa Barbara Planning Commission (Exhibit A -List of APNs)
D - Draft Ordinance Amendment (07RZN-00000-00010) (Exhibit A -List of APNs)
E - Ordinance 661 Rezone Designation Criteria
F - Land Use Comparison Table
G - Project Area MapsFigure 1 - Project Overview and Index to Maps
Figure 2 - Eastern Santa Maria Valley Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 3 - Eastern Santa Maria Valley Proposed Zoning Designations
Figure 4 - Proposed New EDRNs
Figure 5 - Tepusquet Canyon Area Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 6 - Tepusquet Canyon Area Proposed Zoning Designations
Figure 7 - Western Santa Maria Valley Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 8 - Western Santa Maria Valley Proposed Zoning Designations
Figure 9 - Los Alamos Valley Proposed Land Use Designations
Figure 10 - Los Alamos Valley Proposed Zoning Designations
Draft Initial Study-Negative Declaration
The Santa Barbara County Planning and Development Department, Office of Long Range Planning, serving as Lead Agency, has completed a Draft Negative Declaration for the Ordinance 661 Consistency Rezone Project.
Planning Information
- Project Area Map
- Santa Barbara County Ordinance 661. Portions of Ordinance 661 repealed by the Board of Supervisors in 1984 are highlighted in yellow.
- LUDC (Land Use and Development Code)
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