Summary
Get ready for some big changes along Santa Barbara's waterfront! The City Council is approving new development projects and backing a 'Climate Superfund' plan to fight climate change impacts.
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Impact analysis
These projects could mean millions in new revenue and infrastructure upgrades, but also potential costs for climate adaptation.
Locals and tourists will likely enjoy improved waterfront amenities, while the city makes strides in climate preparedness.
Some existing businesses or residents might face disruption or increased costs due to development and climate adaptation efforts.
Mentions & discussions (3)
California city starts beach repairs after Hurricane Marie washes out festival site
California city starts beach repairs after Hurricane Marie washes out festival site The Cool Down
Saving Santa Barbara’s Sandy Beaches
Saving Santa Barbara’s Sandy Beaches The Santa Barbara Independent
Santa Barbara Council Considers Waterfront Projects, Supports Climate Superfund
Santa Barbara Council Considers Waterfront Projects, Supports Climate Superfund Noozhawk
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