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Santa Barbara City Council Approves Consent Calendar and Acknowledges AIA Proclamation

September 30, 2025 | Santa Barbara City, Santa Barbara County, California


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Santa Barbara City Council Approves Consent Calendar and Acknowledges AIA Proclamation
The Santa Barbara City Council convened on September 30, 2025, where they unanimously approved the consent calendar, marking a smooth start to the meeting. The motion was made by Council Member Sneddon and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Friedman, with all present council members voting in favor, except for Oscar Gutierrez, who was absent.

During the general public comment segment, Michael Holliday, representing the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Santa Barbara, received a proclamation from the council. Holliday expressed gratitude for the recognition and highlighted the importance of architecture in the community, referencing the inscription on the Santa Barbara County Courthouse. He also invited council members and the public to an upcoming architectural tour featuring eight projects focused on sustainable design, scheduled for the following Saturday.

Following public comments, Council Member Sneddon reported on the recent meeting of the Historic Landmarks Commission, which discussed the Paseo Nuevo proposal, indicating ongoing developments in the city’s planning and preservation efforts.

The meeting underscored the council's commitment to community engagement and the promotion of local architecture, setting the stage for further discussions on urban development and sustainability in Santa Barbara.

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