Description: <p>This feature collection represents geographic outlines of historic sites and structures within the City of Santa Barbara. It primarily features polygon geometries that delineate the boundaries of landmarks, structures of merit, and contributors to historic resource inventories, including those potentially part of historic districts.</p><p>The data encompasses a wide array of attributes that provide detailed historic and architectural context, such as property names, construction dates, architectural styles, and significance. It also includes links to relevant documents, photographs, and additional contextual information about African American history, builders, and related property types.</p><p><strong>Applications of this dataset include:</strong></p><ul><li>Urban planning and heritage preservation efforts to identify and manage culturally significant properties.</li><li>Research and educational use to understand historic architecture and site significance.</li><li>Support for regulatory compliance and historic resource management by municipal or preservation organizations.</li></ul><p>This resource serves as a valuable tool for stakeholders engaged in conservation, documentation, and interpretation of historic environments for the City of Santa Barbara.</p><p><strong>Last Updated</strong>: 2026</p>
Copyright Text: Community Development, City of Santa Barbara
Description: <p>This dataset captures the spatial footprints of buildings classified as non-historic or not evaluated for historic significance within a specific geographic area. Each feature is represented as a polygon illustrating the outline of individual modern or contemporary buildings for the City of Santa Barbara.</p><p><strong>Purpose:</strong> The dataset aids urban planners, land-use officials, and community developers by providing clear differentiation between non-heritage buildings and historic sites. This distinction is crucial for effective zoning, preservation compliance, and informed urban development strategies.</p><p><strong>Key Attributes and Data:</strong> Features include indicators confirming no intersection with historic sites, timestamps recording the creation and latest modification of each record, and spatial measurements such as building area and perimeter. These attributes enable detailed spatial analyses and ongoing monitoring of urban growth and development patterns.</p><p><strong>Applications:</strong> The information supports environmental impact assessments, development review processes, and community planning efforts, furnishing stakeholders with essential data on the distribution and characteristics of non-historic building stock for the City of Santa Barbara.</p><p><strong>Last Updated</strong>: 2026</p>
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Description: <p>This feature layer represents the designated historic districts within the City of Santa Barbara. It includes polygon geometries that delineate the boundaries of each district known for their cultural and architectural significance. The purpose of this layer is to provide detailed information on historic preservation areas in the city, supporting urban planning, heritage conservation, and community awareness.</p><p>The layer contains named districts such as Brinkerhoff Avenue Landmark District and El Pueblo Viejo Landmark District, highlighting areas protected for their historical importance. It is a valuable resource for researchers, planners, preservationists, and local government agencies involved in managing and safeguarding Santa Barbara's historic neighborhoods.</p><p><strong>Key features:</strong></p><ul><li>Polygons delineating historic district boundaries</li><li>District names to identify distinct historic areas</li><li>Metadata on record creation and modification for data management</li><li>Measurement data describing the size and perimeter of each district</li></ul><p><strong>Last Updated</strong>: 2026</p>
Copyright Text: Community Development, City of Santa Barbara
Description: <p>This feature represents parcel boundaries using polygon geometry, providing detailed spatial and attribute data for individual land parcels within the City of Santa Barbara.</p><p><strong>Key attribute information includes:</strong></p><ul><li>Ownership details and related addresses.</li><li>Parcel acreage and land use classifications.</li><li>Valuation and taxation data such as land value, improvements, and exemptions.</li><li>Physical characteristics including footprint, year built, and number of bedrooms and bathrooms.</li></ul><p>The layer serves as a vital resource for property assessment, land management, urban planning, and public administration. It facilitates querying, updating, and editing parcel data to support dynamic parcel maintenance and change tracking.</p><p><strong>Last Updated</strong>: 2026</p>
Copyright Text: Community Development, City of Santa Barbara