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Bel Air Neighborhood

Back to Las Positas Development Activity

Recent Building Permit Activity

Recent Zoning Information Report Applications

Recent Pending and Approved Projects

Select one of the three buttons above and get up-to-date information on development happening in your neighborhood.

  • To view a list of building permit (BLD) activity in the neighborhood for the previous six months, click on Recent Building Permit Activity.

  • To view a list of residential Zoning Information Report (ZIR) applications, click on Recent ZIR Applications.

  • To view a list of pending and approved projects (MST) in the neighborhood for the previous six months, click on Pending & Approved Projects.

The following information was derived from the original General Plan for the City of Santa Barbara.

Neighborhood Boundary

Area: approx. 337 acres
North: La Cumbre Junior High School
South: the City limit line
East: a small-lot, single-family residential district.
West: Las Positas Road

Schools, Parks and Places of Interest

This area is adjacent to Elings Park (formerly Las Positas Park).

Neighborhood Profile

The General Plan suggests no basic change in the existing pattern of development and shows a density of three dwelling units to the acre. There are several hillside areas surrounding the Bel Air subdivision which were not included as a part of this subdivision. It would be best if these areas remained as open spaces in the future. If not, however, great care should be exercised in the design of these areas to adjust development to the topography.

 





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