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TPAC STAFF REPORT

SUBJECT: Congestion Management Program

MEETING DATE: November 4, 2010 AGENDA ITEM: 6

STAFF CONTACT: Michael Powers, Andrew Orfila

RECOMMENDATION:

Receive summary of land use data provided by local governments to SBCAG per the

requirements of the Congestion Management Program (continued from October meeting).

DISCUSSION:

Last month, SBCAG staff brought a summary report of land use data (submitted by each local

agency according to the requirements of SBCAG’s Congestion Management Program) to TPAC

and received a number of comments. Staff has revised the report to address the various

comments from TPAC members, as detailed below:

Summary of Comments from October TPAC and Staff Responses

Comment Response

Highlight development projects

that have been built.

Staff was not able to determine which of the development projects

approved have been built in all of the jurisdictions, specifically

development projects approved during the period between 2000 and

2004 in the unincorporated areas.

Why are some projects not

included?

The annual CMP report does not include development projects

smaller than 4 residential dwelling units or 1,000 square feet of non-

residential. This is further clarified in the second paragraph on Page

1 of the report.

Some development projects

appear to be double counted.

The following text was added to the report to clarify this issue (Page

11, 4th paragraph):

“Note, the difference between the ten-year analysis, identified in the

previous section, and this “up-to-date” analysis is that the ten-year

analysis includes projects that were approved and built within the ten

year period (January 2000 through December 2009), whereas this

section includes any development project that is approved but not

built as of December 2009.”

Potentially, a development project that is currently approved but not

yet built would be accounted for in both the ten-year summary and

up-to-date analysis.

Include a total 10-year summary

of development approvals.

Tables were added to show the ten-year totals and the % Share

figures were updated to include ten-year totals.

Clarify source of land use data

submittals

Data sources are cited in the table below. Staff will include TPAC on

any local agency reports of development data.

Add City of Guadalupe to

Exhibits where applicable.

The Exhibits were updated to include the City of Guadalupe.

Data Sources for CMP Land Use Data

Jurisdiction Data Source / Local Contact

City of Buellton Via City website:

http://www.cityofbuellton.com/Projects/default.asp

City of Carpinteria Via City website:

http://www.ci.carpinteria.ca.us/communitydev/project_info.shtml

City of Goleta Via City website:

http://www.cityofgoleta.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=4807

City of Guadalupe Contact: Richard Daulton

City of Lompoc Contact: Arleen Pelster, Keith Neubert

City of Santa

Barbara

Via City website: http://www.santabarbaraca.gov/Business/Records_and_Property_Information/Major_Planning_Reports/

City of Santa Maria Contact: Bill Shipsey

City of Solvang Contact: Shelley Stahl

County of Santa

Barbara

Long Range Planning Division Cumulative Project Lists:

http://longrange.sbcountyplanning.org/proj_programs.php

http://www.cityofbuellton.com/Projects/default.asp

http://www.ci.carpinteria.ca.us/communitydev/project_info.shtml

http://www.cityofgoleta.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=4807

http://www.santabarbaraca.gov/Business/Records_and_Property_Information/Major_Planning_Reports/

http://longrange.sbcountyplanning.org/proj_programs.php

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM SUMMARY OF LOCAL JURISDICTIONS’ LAND USE SUBMITTALS

OCTOBER NOVEMBER 2010

Land Use Summary October 2010 SBCAG Congestion Management Program 1

INTRODUCTION

Major decisions to approve new development made by the County Board of Supervisors or the City Councils directly impact the transportation system. The state CMP legislation enacted in 1991 attempted to reduce future congestion by addressing directly the issue of land use and transportation. It required Congestion Management Agencies (such as SBCAG) to develop a mechanism to determine and mitigate impacts from new land uses to the regional road network.

SBCAG’s Congestion Management Program (CMP) established a Land Use Element that was designed to address transportation impacts associated with land use development decisions and to promote regional information sharing, while at the same time, acknowledging that land use decisions are the purview of local jurisdictions. A critical component of the land use analysis program is the regional information sharing of development activity. The CMP requires local agency planning staff to submit development activity information (i.e. approved projects, building permits issued) annually to SBCAG and neighboring jurisdictions. This process ensures that regional impacts are being considered through the CEQA review process and that bordering cities and unincorporated areas are not adversely affected by larger development projects. The data submitted by the local agencies is then summarized in the annual CMP report. The CMP report typically only includes individual development projects with 5 or more residential dwelling units or 1,000 or more non-residential building square feet. This criteria ensures that the project will have some new trip generation and thus some potential for traffic impacts according to the CMP project-specific impact thresholds.

Periodically, staff will summarize the CMP land use information to outline prevailing regional development trends. This summary takes a long view back and compares new development activity for the first and last five years of the last decade, January 2000 through December 2009. This summary also contains an up-to-date description of development projects that are currently approved, but not yet built, for each jurisdiction.

TEN‐YEAR HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT TRENDS

This section compares development project approvals made in the first half of the decade (January 2000 through December 2004) with approvals made in the second half of the decade (January 2005 through December 2009). The analysis builds off of a prior analysis completed in staff reports for SBCAG’s Technical Planning Advisory Committee back in November 2005 and January 2006. As noted previously, the information was developed based on submittals of development project activity for the CMP. Development projects were included in the year in which they were approved by the local City Council or County Board of Supervisors.


Oftentimes, the development activity can vary by jurisdiction and most projects are approved and built over multiple years. Staff did its best to ensure common definitions for land use types (such as “mixed use” and “multi family”) and to avoid duplicate entries and double counting. The analysis also accounts for the City of Goleta’s incorporation in 2002 by only including projects that were approved by the Goleta City Council after 2003.

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

In order to represent projects under common definitions across jurisdictional boundaries, staff classified the various residential land use types into the following categories:

Single-Family

Multi-Family (would include apartments, condominiums, and townhomes)

Mixed Use Commercial (would include residential units constructed adjacent to or within buildings that also include commercial land uses such as retail or office)

Other (examples in this category would include senior/retirement dwelling units and mobile homes)

As mentioned previously, the development projects were accounted for within the year in which they were approved.

Table 1 shows the total number of residential units approved by jurisdiction for each of the two five-year periods. For the five-year period between January 2000 and December 2004, a total of 10,712 residential units were approved in Santa Barbara County. For the five year period between January 2005 and December 2009, there were 5,484 residential units approved in Santa Barbara County. Exhibit 1 shows the residential development history for each jurisdiction for the five year periods between January 2000 and December 2009. Exhibits 2 and 3 show is a pie charts for that shows the total percent share of residential development by jurisdiction for each of the two five-year periodsthe entire 10-year period, January 2000 through December 2009. Exhibit 4 3 shows total residential development countywide for each of the two five-year periods, with subdivisions for the north and south county. Exhibits 5 4 and 6 5 compare the percentage countywide share of residential unit types for each of the two five-year periods.


TABLE 1 RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS APPROVALS BY JURISDICTION

Jurisdiction

Residential Dwelling Units Approved Total Dwelling Units Approved 2000-2009 2000-2004 2005-2009

City of Santa Maria 5,241 1,642 6,883

City of Lompoc 745 1,520 2,265

County (Unincorporated) Santa Maria Valley

Lompoc Valley Santa Ynez Valley

South Coast

1,860 343 516 574 427

383 128 81 0

174

2,243 471 597 574 601

City of Buellton 399 927 1,326

City of Santa Barbara 764 504 1,268

City of Goleta 944 286 1,230

City of Solvang 400 46 446

City of Guadalupe 292 0 292

City of Carpinteria 67 176 243

TOTAL 10,712 5,484 16,196

EXHIBIT 1 NEW RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS APPROVED IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY – JANUARY 2000 THROUGH DECEMBER 2009

Note: Dwelling units in City of Goleta only for three-year period between 2002 and 2004


EXHIBIT 2 PERCENT SHARE OF NEW RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS –

JANUARY 2000 THROUGH DECEMBER 2004






EXHIBIT 43 TOTAL NEW RESIDENTIAL UNITS APPROVED


EXHIBIT 54 PERCENTAGE SHARE OF APPROVED RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPES – JANUARY 2000 THROUGH DECEMBER 2004

EXHIBIT 65 PERCENTAGE SHARE OF APPROVED RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPES – JANUARY 2005 THROUGH DECEMBER 2009

In summary:

The City of Santa Maria has developed approved the most new residential dwelling units over the last ten years. However, as shown in Exhibit 1, 76% of the new dwelling units were approved prior to December 2004. Recent economic conditions have had a major impact on new residential development in Santa Maria.


As shown in Exhibits 2 and 3Exhibit 1, the Cities of Buellton and Lompoc approved a higher proportion of new residential development between 2005 and 2009 than they did during the previous five-year period 2000-2004. For the five year period between 2005 and 2009, 28% of the County’s new residential units were approved in the City of Lompoc and 17% of the County’s new residential units were approved in the City of Buellton.

As shown in Exhibit 43, the total number of new residential units approved Countywide decreased by 49% between 2005 and 2009 when compared with the five year period between 2000 and 2004. Consistently over the ten-year period, approximately 80% of new residential units were approved in North County.

As shown in Exhibits 5 4 and 65, the total percentage share of single-family residential development countywide was much higher for the five year period between 2000 and 2004 than from 2005 through 2009. The exhibits also show an increasing share of multi-family and mixed-use commercial dwelling units.

NON‐RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

For the five-year period between January 2000 and December 2004, a total of approximately 8.34 million square feet of new non-residential buildings were approved in Santa Barbara County. For the five year period between January 2005 and December 2009, there was approximately 4.76 million square feet of new non-residential buildings approved in Santa Barbara County. Exhibit 7 6 shows the non-residential development history for each jurisdiction for each of the two five-year periods between January 2000 and December 2009. Exhibits 87 and 9 showis a pie charts for that shows the total percent share of non-residential development by jurisdiction for each of the two five-year periodsthe entire 10-year period, January 2000 through December 2009. Exhibit 10 8 shows total non-residential building square footage developed countywide for each of the two five-year periods, with subdivisions for the north and south county.


TABLE 2 NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE APPROVED

Jurisdiction

Non-Residential Building Square Footage Approved

Total Non-Residential Building S.F. Approved

2000-2009 2000-2004 2005-2009

City of Santa Maria 5,478,661 1,762,138 7,240,799

City of Goleta 569,790 1,109,090 1,678,880

City of Lompoc 686,508 491,195 1,177,703

City of Buellton 764,558 288,754 1,053,312

County (Unincorporated) Santa Maria Valley

Lompoc Valley Santa Ynez Valley

South Coast

245,047 56,128 46,697 107,071 35,151

734,978 611,322

7,240 81,065 35,351

980,025 667,450 53,937 188,136 70,502

City of Santa Barbara 406,520 175,735 582,255

City of Carpinteria 62,450 145,672 208,122

City of Solvang 114,866 52,062 166,928

City of Guadalupe 12,000 0 12,000

TOTAL 8,340,000 4,759,624 13,100,024

EXHIBIT 76 NEW NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE APPROVED IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY – JANUARY 2000 THROUGH DECEMBER 2009

Note: Dwelling units in City of Goleta only for three-year period between 2002 and 2004


EXHIBIT 8 PERCENT SHARE OF NEW NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE – JANUARY 2000 THROUGH DECEMBER 2004




EXHIBIT 108 TOTAL NEW NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE APPROVED


In summary:

Over the last ten years, approximately 55% of the County’s new non-residential building square footage has been approved within the City of Santa Maria. As shown in Exhibit 76, almost 5.5 million square feet of non-residential uses were approved between 2000 and 2005. The economic downturn has had a major impact on non-residential development in Santa Maria.

As shown in Exhibits 8 and 9 6, the City of Goleta significantly increased its percentage share of new non-residential development during the five year period between 2005 and 2009. This can largely be attributed to approval of the Cabrillo Business Park in 2007, which will add over 700,000 square feet of office/R & D uses west of the Santa Barbara Airport. Exhibit 7 shows that the City of Goleta has the second highest share of approved non-residential building square footage for the ten year period between 2000 and 2009.

Overall, new non-residential development approvals has have decreased. However, new non-residential development approvals increased in the unincorporated Orcutt area from 56,128 square feet approved during the five year period between 2000 and 2004 to 611,322 square feet for the five year period between 2005 and 2009.

SUMMARY OF CURRENT RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

This next section contains a summary of development projects in the pipeline slated for construction for each City and the County as of December 2009. For the purposes of this reportOnly development projects that have been approved and are not yet built are reported here classified as “in the pipeline”. Note that the CMP land use reporting criteria does not include pending projects (i.e. projects that are currently under environmental review and not yet approved by the local City Council or Board of Supervisors). Note, the difference between the ten-year analysis, identified in the previous section, and this “up-to-date” analysis is that the ten-year analysis includes projects that were approved and built within the ten year period (January 2000 through December 2009), whereas this section includes any development project that is approved but not built as of December 2009.

The results reflect what each of the local governments’ planning departments submitted for this past year’s CMP monitoring program.


SUMMARY OF RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT YET BUILT

Exhibit 11 9 shows the total number of current residential projects in the pipeline by jurisdiction and by dwelling type (e.g. single-family, multi-family, mixed-use commercial). Exhibit 12 10 shows the total number of dwelling units by residential type (single-family, multi-family, mixed use, other) countywide.

EXHIBIT 119 RESIDENTIAL UNITS IN THE PIPELINE BY JURISDICTION AND DWELLING TYPE AS OF DECEMBER 2009

Other = Category includes senior assisted/un-assisted units and residential trailers MFD = Multi-Family Dwelling / Apt. = Apartment SFD = Single Family Dwelling


EXHIBIT 1210 BREAKDOWN OF RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE COUNTYWIDE

In summary:

There are currently over 2,000 residential dwelling units approved and in the development pipeline in the City of Santa Maria.

The chart alsoExhibit 10 shows that most jurisdictions are developing a high percentage of multi-family and mixed use residential projects, specifically Santa Maria, Lompoc, Santa Barbara, Goleta, Buellton, and Carpinteria.

The second highest amount of residential development is occurring within the unincorporated County areas, 91% of which are single-family type dwelling units. Approximately 57% of the unincorporated residential units are being developed in the Orcutt area.

There are a total of 6,951 residential dwelling units that are currently approved and not yet built countywide. As shown in Exhibit 10, approximately 41% of the currently approved residential units are single-family dwelling units. Approximately 29% of currently approved residential projects are multi-family dwellings (such as condos or apartments) and 22% are attached to some form of commercial development.


SUMMARY OF NON‐RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT YET BUILT

This next section contains a summary of non-residential development projects in the pipeline for each City and the County as of December 2009. Only development projects that have been approved and are not yet built are reported here. The results reflect what each of the local governments’ planning departments submitted for this year’s CMP monitoring program.

In order to represent projects under common definitions across jurisdictional boundaries, staff classified the various residential land use types into the following categories:

Industrial (land use types classified under this category include warehouses, manufacturing, and storage facilities)

Lodging (includes hotels and motels)

Recreational (includes parks, theaters, zoos, and athletic clubs)

Institutional (includes schools, churches, prisons, and libraries)

Medical (includes hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and veterinarians’ offices)

Office

Retail (includes any establishment that sells commercial goods, such as a supermarket, shopping center, hardware store, department store, or pharmacy)

Services (includes banks, salons, restaurants, auto care facilities)

Mixed Use (includes square footage from any of the above categories combined with residential dwelling units)

It should be noted that these categories generally follow those used in the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Manual (8th Edition, 2010), with the exception of the mixed use category. As mentioned previously, the development projects were accounted for within the year in which they were approved.

Exhibit 13 11 shows the total building square footage of current non-residential projects in the pipeline by jurisdiction and by dwelling type (e.g. institutional, residential mixed use, medical, lodging, office, industrial and service/retail).


EXHIBIT 1311 NON-RESIDENTIAL SQUARE FOOTAGE IN THE PIPELINE BY JURISDICTION AND TYPE AS OF DECEMBER 2009

In summary:

The City of Santa Maria is developing the most non-residential square footage. Over 1.7 million square feet is currently approved and in the pipeline slated for development.

With the recent approval of the Cabrillo Business Park, the City of Goleta has the second highest amount of non-residential square footage slated for development.

Approximately 82% of the non-residential development in the unincorporated areas is occurring in Orcutt.

The Appendix contains a summary of the most recent information submitted by each of the local jurisdictions. It includes tables for each City and the County listing information for each of the projects, charts indicating the percentage distribution of residential and non-residential land use types, and a map illustrating where the projects are located.

APPENDIX A

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF BUELLTON

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF BUELLTON

ID APN TAZ PROJECT NAME PROJECT TYPE UNITS LOCATION STATUS

1 099-300-005 247 Central Ave. Condos Multi-Family Residential 10 655 Central Ave. Approved

2 137-090-067 246 Polo Village Condos 69 Vacant property on the east side of McMurray Road Approved

3 099-690-048 248 Santa Ynez Valley Inn & Racquet Club Condos 120

East of Industrial Way / south of River Grove MH Park Approved

4 137-090-045 246 Village SP Mixed Use Residential 244 Northeast corner of Hwy 246 and McMurray Road Approved

TOTAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS APPROVED/NOT COMPLETED AS OF 12/31/09 = 443

RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF BUELLTON

Approved Residential Projects – City of Buellton

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF BUELLTON

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF BUELLTON

Approved Commercial Projects – City of Buellton

APPENDIX B

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF CARPINTERIA

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF CARPINTERIA


5 004-005-009 8 Mission Terrace SFD Residential 26 4815 El Carro Ln Approved

6 004-013-026 9 Ellinwood/Green Heron Spring Condos 29 Approved

7 001-190-017 4 Lagunitas Mixed Use SFD 37 Approved

Mixed Use Condos 36


RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF CARPINTERIA

Approved Residential Projects – City of Carpinteria

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF CARPINTERIA

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF CARPINTERIA

Approved Commercial Projects – City of Carpinteria

APPENDIX C

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF GOLETA

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF GOLETA


8 077-141-053 174 Robinson LLA S.F. Residential 6 Baker, Violet, Daffodil Lns. Approved

9 073-330-024 168 Village at Los Carneros Multi-Family Residential 275 Los Carneros/Castilian-Cortona Approved

10 069-090-052 152 Fairview Gardens Farm-worker housing 5 598 N. Fairview Ave. Approved

11 071-330-012 146 Sumida Gardens Multi-family residential 200 5501 Overpass Rd. Under Construction

12 079-210-067 180 Comstock Homes S.F. Residential 62 7800 block of Hollister Under Construction


RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF GOLETA

Approved Residential Projects – City of Goleta

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF GOLETA

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF GOLETA

Approved Commercial Projects – City of Goleta

APPENDIX D

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF LOMPOC

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF LOMPOC


13 093-070-063 49 The Gardens at Briar Creek S.F. Residential 73 North Ave./Bailey Ave. Under construction

14 089-200-018 38 Crown Laurel Residential/Mixed Use 73 NW Corner of Laurel and V St. Under construction

15 089-040-028 41 George Ann Estates S.F. Residential 8 SE Corner of North Ave./V St. Under construction

16 093-070-062 49 The Courtyards at Briar Creek S.F. Residential & Apts. 80 SE Corner of Central/Bailey Under construction

17 093-070-062 49 Apartments at Briar Creek Apartments 64 SE Corner Briar Creek/Western Under construction

18 099-140-021 31 River Terrace Residential/Mixed Use 308 Laurel Ave./Twelfth St. Approved

19 089-232-010 36 DR 06-03 Apartments 5 410 North K St. Approved

20 091-110-047 29 Olson Co. DR 05-29 S.F. Residential 13 SE Corner of Ocean Ave./R St. Approved

21 085-171-003 29 Olson Co. DR 05-30 S.F. Residential 60 SE Corner of Ocean Ave./U St. Approved

22 085-081-001 35 Chestnut Crossing Residential/Mixed Use 34 Chestnut Ave/H St. Approved

23 093-070-036 49 Coastal Meadows S.F. Residential 42 1275 North V St. Approved

24 097-250-002 262 The Cottages at Burton Ranch S.F. Residential 55 Approved

25 097-250-005 262 Towbes Development S.F. Residential 210 Approved

26 085-150-017 24 Ocean Plaza Senior housing 78 1420 E. Ocean Ave. Approved

27 091-040-090 39 County of SB Housing Authority Apartments 55 815 W. Ocean Ave. Approved

TOTAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS APPROVED/NOT COMPLETED AS OF 12/31/09 = 1,158

RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF LOMPOC

Approved Residential Projects – City of Lompoc

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF LOMPOC

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF LOMPOC

Approved Commercial Projects – City of Lompoc

APPENDIX E

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF SANTA BARBARA

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF SANTA BARBARA


28 027-012-023 99 Apartments 5 1818 Castillo St. Approved

29 031-201-030 91 Mixed Use Condos 5 110 E. Cota St. Approved

30 037-082-003 98 Mixed Use Condos 9 117 W. De La Guerra St. Approved

31 045-110-011 105 Condos 10 210 Meigs Rd. Approved

32 027-270-030 106 Cottage Workforce Housing Condos 115 601 E. Micheltorena Approved

33 029-302-031 90 Condos 5 927 Olive St. Approved

34 031-201-029 91 Mixed Use Condos 7 528 Anacapa St. Approved

35 039-271-025 99 Radio Square Condos 55 210 W. Carrillo St. Approved

36 009-230-043 64 Mixed Use Condos 8 1298 Coast Village Rd. Approved

37 031-212-024 88 Apartments 57 416 E. Cota St. Approved

38 039-250-020 125 Apartments 9 517 W. Figueroa St. Approved

39 029-211-007 93 Mixed Use Condos 15 1025 Santa Barbara St. Approved

40 027-102-021 108 Mixed Use Condos 10 1722 State St. Approved



43 037-163-021 97 Mixed Use Condos 7 523-531 Chapala St. Building Permit Issued

44 035-191-001 103 Single Family/Condo 14 422-448 Santa Fe Pl. Building Permit Issued

45 039-183-043 96 People's Self Help Apartments 12 21 E Anapamu St. Building Permit Issued

46 051-122-004 121 Condos 5 29 W. Calle Laureles Building Permit Issued

47 037-203-026 97 Mixed Use Condos 46 401 Chapala St. Building Permit Issued

48 037-082-026 98 Mixed Use Condos 23 721-739 Chapala St. Building Permit Issued

49 037-082-002 98 Mixed Use Condos 14 121 W De La Guerra Building Permit Issued

50 031-152-030 92 Mental Health Mixed Use Apts. 47 617 Garden St. Building Permit Issued

51 043-163-013 126 Condos 5 1822 San Pascual St. Building Permit Issued

52 057-210-028 138 Condos 10 4004 Via Lucero Building Permit Issued

53 033-083-018 87 Mixed Use Condos 6 116 E. Yanonali St. Building Permit Issued

54 037-163-007 97 Mixed Use Condos 6 517 Chapala St. Approved

56 031-160-010 89 Apartments 7 421 E. Cota St. Approved

57 047-010-016 131 Single Family 25 900-1100 Las Positas Rd. Approved

58 025-210-012 113 Condos 6 505, 509 W. Los Olivos St. Approved

59 031-351-010 88 Condos 48 535 E. Montecito St. Approved

60 025-210-012 113 Condos 6 2121 Oak Park Lane Approved

61 053-300-023 120 Condos 73 3714 State St. Approved



RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF SANTA BARBARA

Approved Residential Projects – City of Santa Barbara – Upper State Street Area

Approved Residential Projects – City of Santa Barbara – Downtown Area

Approved Residential Projects – City of Santa Barbara – Mesa Area

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF SANTA BARBARA

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF SANTA BARBARA

Approved Commercial Projects – Western Area of the City of Santa Barbara

Approved Commercial Projects – Eastern Area of the City of Santa Barbara

APPENDIX F

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF SANTA MARIA

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF SANTA MARIA


63 118-013-040 205 ACQUISTAPACE HOMES SFD 169 Under Construction

64 118-016-001 205 LA VIGNA AT WESTGATE RANCH SFD 142 Under Construction

65 118-018-001 205 SIENA AT WESTGATE RANCH Condos 117 Under Construction

66 118-005-008 205 ST. CLAIRE Condos 128 1735 S. Biscayne Street Under Construction

67 117-330-088 205 HARVEST GLEN TOWNHOMES Townhomes 203 Approved

68 118-010-058 205 PACIFIC CREST TOWNHOMES Townhomes 116 Approved

69 117-240-029 205 MATTEI'S LANDING Mobile Homes 375 Approved

70 111-640-005 216 PARKLAND COTTAGES Senior SFD 21 500 West McCoy Lane Approved

71 111-060-015 214 REFUGIO Townhomes 125 Approved

72 128-076-027 207 NEWLOVE GARDENS (A) SFD 6 580 East Newlove Drive Approved

73 128-076-054 207 NEWLOVE GARDENS (B) SFD 11 690 East Newlove Drive Approved

74 118-020-024 205 CALE WEST STREET SFD 8 302 West Street Approved

75 128-090-023 212 SEVILLA SFD 70 2770 Santa Maria Way Approved

76 128-052-043 212 EASTRIDGE ESTATES SFD 120 Approved

77 117-250-023 219 SANTA MARIA SENIOR VILLAGE Senior SFD 60 450 W. Stowell Rd. Under construction

78 123-090-006 204 SHARER BROS. Apartments 40 Approved

99 128-066-003 234 Centennial Square Mixed Use Condos/Apts. 79 SW Corner Miller/Plaza Approved

100 128-177 (all) 206 Celebration Mixed Use Condos/SFD 78 NW Corner of Miller/Inger Under Construction

101 128-084-001 207 McClelland Inger Mixed Use Mixed Use Condos/Apts. 47

NW Corner of Inger/ McClelland Approved

102 111-100-008 216 Lakeview Promenade Mixed Use Condos 263 3596 Skyway Dr. Approved


RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF SANTA MARIA

Approved Residential Projects – City of Santa Maria

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF SANTA MARIA

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF SANTA MARIA

Approved Commercial Projects – Northern Area of the City of Santa Maria

Approved Commercial Projects – Southern Area of the City of Santa Maria

APPENDIX G

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF SOLVANG

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF SOLVANG


79 137-128-048 252 Skytt Mesa SFD 169 Chalk Hill Rd. / Hwy. 246 Approved

80 139-240-050 254 Cerny TM SFD 8 Old Mission Dr. Approved

81 139-540-013 254 Mission Meadows North Mixed Use Residential 8 1925-1927 Windmill Ct. Approved

82 137-160-037 251 Solvang Lutheran Home Institutional 25 636 Atterdag Rd. Under construction


RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN – CITY OF SOLVANG

Approved Residential Projects – City of Solvang

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – CITY OF SOLVANG

LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN

Approved Commercial Projects – City of Solvang

APPENDIX H

CMP LAND USE SUMMARY FOR THE UNINCORPORATED COUNTY AREAS

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED – UNINCORPORATED COUNTY AREAS

ID APN TAZ SUB-REGION PROJECT NAME PROJECT TYPE UNITS LOCATION STATUS

83 079-140-012 181 Gaviota Santa Barbara Ranch SFD 71 Approved

84 069-172-059 151 Goleta The Knoll SFD 12 533 N. Patterson Approved

85 075-114-009 170 Isla Vista Paradise Ivy Mixed Use Condos/Apts. 24 909 Embarcadero Del Norte Approved

86 075-173-003 170 Isla Vista The Loop Mixed Use Condos/Apts. 45 6533 Trigo Rd. Approved

87 097-371-021 261 Lompoc Providence Landing SFD 365 Vandenberg Village Under Construction

88 097-371-008 263 Lompoc Clubhouse Estates SFD 53 Clubhouse Dr. - Vandenberg Village Under Construction

89 101-201-001 54 Los Alamos Legacy Estates SFD 59 Approved

90 101-010-013 239 Orcutt Rice Ranch SFD 725 Orcutt Complete

91 105-020-046 220 Orcutt Old Mill Run SFD 60 Approved

92 105-330-004 230 Orcutt Stonegate SFD 44 Rice Ranch Road, s/o Old Town Approved

93 105-020-046 229 Orcutt Orcutt Creek SFD 16 Bradley Road Approved

94 107-270-003 225 Orcutt Home Suites Senior Housing Senior Housing 20 4454 Hummel Dr. Under Construction

95 105-091-006 230 Orcutt Orcutt Union Mixed-use 6 801 S. Broadway Approved

96 107-270-049 225 Orcutt Hummel Village SFD 20 4420 Hummel Dr. Approved

97 097-730-021 263 Lompoc Stoker SFD 14 Approved

98 101-110-035 256 Los Alamos Creekside Village Apts. 39 Approved


RESIDENTIAL UNIT TYPE BREAKDOWN

Approved Residential Projects – County of Santa Barbara Unincorporated Areas

GOLETA AREA

ISLA VISTA


LOMPOC AREA

LOS ALAMOS


ORCUTT

NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS APPROVED AND NOT COMPLETED

NON-RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TYPE BREAKDOWN – UNINCORPORATED COUNTY AREAS

Approved Commercial Projects – County of Santa Barbara Unincorporated Areas



Documents

TPAC STAFF REPORT SUBJECT: Congestion Management Programmeetings.sbcag.org/Meetings/SYVPC/TPAC/2010/11 Nov... · Last month, SBCAG staff brought a summary report of land use data