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Santa Barbara housing officials survey rents to update federal housing assistance rates (opens the original)
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Every year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development sets Fair Market Rents, which help determine rental assistance levels for households participating in federal housing programs. But housing officials in Santa Barbara County say the federal figures do not always keep pace with local rental costs. The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara and the Housing Authority of the County of Santa Barbara are conducting a countywide rental survey to collect current information on what
Santa Barbara County considers easing restrictions on backyard beehives (opens the original)
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Backyard beehives in unincorporated Santa Barbara County could soon face fewer restrictions as county officials consider changes to rules governing where residents can keep bees. County supervisors have directed staff to develop proposed changes addressing hive locations, setbacks, and registration requirements. Staff is expected to return with recommendations within six months. Under current county rules, beehives generally must be at least 300 feet from property lines and 600 feet from a neigh
Flood concerns rise along Santa Barbara’s Sycamore Creek (opens the original)
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A senior mobile home park along Sycamore Creek is preparing for the possibility of flooding, as the city takes precautions ahead of potentially heavy rain. The Flamingo Mobile Home Park has experienced flooding in the past, including most recently in 2021. For longtime residents, the threat is familiar. Glenita Uriarte has lived at the park for 62 years and remembers one of the most severe floods in 1995. “I’m thinking we’re gonna get a flood,” Uriarte said. Uriarte said water rose to about 2 fe
Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary faces tough year as donations drop (opens the original)
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They rescue birds, rehabilitate them and provide them with a place to recover. But for the Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary, the past year has been one of its hardest yet. The sanctuary is currently caring for 34 birds, but owner Jamie McLeod said donations have dropped to about half of what they once were. “Our donations are half of what they used to be, and it’s hard,” McLeod said. “People that are donating are more concerned with human welfare now and not animal welfare.” The decline in donations
Santa Barbara reviews future of automated license plate reader program (opens the original)
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Just weeks ago, a Flock Safety automated license plate reader stood on a Santa Barbara street. Now, the camera is gone. The change comes as the Santa Barbara City Council reviews the city’s use of automated license plate readers, technology that has drawn support from residents who say it can aid public safety, as well as concerns over privacy and how the information could be used. For Santa Babara resident Miguel Torres, the debate is personal. “This street is very dangerous. It’s been seven mo
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