The project involves the annexation of approximately 50 acres from an unincorporated portion of Santa Barbara County to the City, and a residential subdivision.  Approximately 35.7 acres would be dedicated open space and 14.8 acres would be developed for residential uses, roadways, and public passive recreation and open space.  A comprehensive creek stabilization and restoration plan for approximately 1,800 linear feet of Arroyo Burro Creek adjacent to the development site is also proposed as part of the project.

Executive Summary – Final Revised 5-08

Revised Table of Contents – Final Revised documents highlighted in grey and listed below - 5-08

1.0 Introduction – Final Revised 5-08

3.0 Environmental Impacts and Mitigation:
3.3 Biological Resources – Final Revised 5-08
4.0 Alternatives – Final Revised 5-08
7.0 EIR Preparers – Final, no changes to Draft
8.0 References – Final, no changes to Draft

List of revised Figures – Final, no changes to Draft:

1-1 Location of Specific Plan Project Site
3-6 Proposed Creek Bank Restoration
3-7 Cross Sections of Proposed Creek Bank Restorations
3-11 Vegetation Types at the Project Site
3-12a Aquatic Habitats on Arroyo Burro
3-12b Wetland Habitats on Arroyo Burro
3-13 Proximity of Creek to Proposed Development
3-14 Extent of Proposed Creek Corridor Restoration
4-1 Landslide Avoidance Alternative
4-2 Proposed Creek Setbacks
4-3 100-Foot Creek Setback (Applicant’s Top of Bank)
4-4 100-Foot Creek Setback (Adjusted Top of Bank)
4-5 Increased Creek Setback in Selected Locations
4-6 Alternative Drainage and Stormwater Treatment Plan
4-7 Proposed Project Layout 2008

Appendix L – Letters of Comment on Revised EIR– Final Revised 5-08
Appendix M – Responses to Comments Revised EIR– Final Revised 5-08