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Chapter 30.90 — ADOPTED SPECIFIC PLANS

Santa Barbara Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Santa Barbara

§ 30.90.010. Purpose and Applicability.

The purpose of this chapter is to identify all of the adopted Specific Plans that apply in the City of Santa Barbara and reference the regulations that apply. No discretionary entitlement applications or other permits may be approved, adopted or amended within an area covered by a Specific Plan, unless found to be consistent with the adopted Specific Plan.

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§ 30.90.020. Adopted Specific Plans.

The following is a list of the City's adopted Specific Plans. Each Specific Plan area is mapped on the Official Zoning Map. All Specific Plans are on file with the City of Santa Barbara.

  • A. Park Plaza Specific Plan (SP1-PP). See Chapter 30.95, Park Plaza Specific Plan (SP1-PP) Zone.

  • B. Cabrillo Plaza Specific Plan (SP2-CP). See Chapter 30.100, Cabrillo Plaza Specific Plan (SP2-CP) Zone.

  • C. Mission Canyon Specific Plan (SP3-MC). Rescinded by City Council Resolution No. 14-013 dated March 18, 2014.

  • D. Rancho Arroyo Specific Plan (SP4-RA). See Chapter 30.105, Rancho Arroyo Specific Plan (SP4-RA) Zone.

  • E. Westmont College Specific Plan (SP5-WC). See Chapter 30.110, Westmont College Specific Plan (SP5-WC) Zone.

  • F. Airport Industrial Area Specific Plan (SP6-AI). See Chapter 30.115, Airport Industrial Area Specific Plan (SP6-AI) Zone.

  • G. Riviera Campus Specific Plan (SP7-RC). See Chapter 30.120, Riviera Campus Specific Plan (SP7-RC) Zone.

  • H. Hospital Specific Plan (SP8-H). See Chapter 30.125, Hospital Specific Plan (SP8-H) Zone.

  • I. Veronica Meadows Specific Plan (SP9-VM). See Chapter 30.130, Veronica Meadows Specific Plan (SP9-VM) Zone.

  • J. Los Portales Specific Plan (SP10-LP). See Chapter 30.135, Los Portales Specific Plan (SP10-LP) Zone.

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