Summary
Developers are suing the state and city over an 8-story building planned near the historic Mission. A judge's decision could set a precedent for how future developments get approved in Santa Barbara.
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Impact analysis
This lawsuit could either open the floodgates for more development or put the brakes on it, impacting construction jobs and property values.
Developers who want to build taller buildings could benefit if they win, potentially leading to more housing and commercial spaces.
Residents concerned about preserving the city's historic character and views might be harmed if the development is allowed to proceed.
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