Tier I - Long Range Planning Division - Santa Barbara County ...

Clarification of the motion, by Lloyd that the motion also applies to the State Parks properties
adjacent to the GTC site. Motion approved as clarified 8-1, with Tautrim dissenting.
ACTION: motion by Feeney, seconded by Boise-Cossart to add a narrative to stress the
importance of looking at connecting the corridor (applied to the coast from San Onofre to
Gaviota State Park) across the Mariposa Reina interchange to the Gaviota State Park property
and look at opportunities for vertical beach access in this area. Motion approved 9-0.
Hollister Ranch
ACTION: Motion by Lloyd, seconded by McGinnis to accept the TS recommendation for the
stretch of coast at Hollister Ranch. Motion passed 7-0 with Kimbell and Boise-Cossart
abstaining.
West of Hollister Ranch to Jalama County Beach
ACTION: Boise-Cossart moved, Lloyd seconded, to adopt the TS recommendation applicable
to the stretch of coast from the western edge of Hollister Ranch to the western plan area
boundary to accept the existing PRT map lines. Recognize the unique value of the area and
support negotiations between willing landowners, the county and other agencies to explore
options for future trails. The motion passed unanimously.
GavPAC Meeting 48, April 11, 2012
Coastal Trails and Access
Arroyo Quemada to Arroyo Hondo
ACTION: Motion by McGinnis, seconded by Tautrim, to amend the TS recommended overlay
for the area of coast between the fish hatchery and Arroyo Hondo as follows:
Revise the first sentence to read, “Adopt policy to address the following issues, as applicable in
the area between the coast and the northern extent of Caltrans ROW.”
Revise the last bullet to read, “Beach access, trails, and bicycle routes shall be considered
where feasible and existing access protected and enhanced during Caltrans’, Union Pacific’s, &
State Parks’ planning to reconfigure or relocate their facilities in the plan area.”
Motion approved unanimously.
Tajiguas to Arroyo Hondo
ACTION: Motion by Lloyd, seconded by McNabb, to approve the overlay concept, from Tajiguas
to Arroyo Hondo, as a planning tool to establish the trails, with an initial priority being the
alternative trail that generally lies and is mapped between the railroad and the highway,
recognizing negotiations between regional agencies as required.
Motion approved 9-0, Feeney abstained.
All Trails
ACTION: Amendment to Motion by McGinnis, seconded by Boise-Cossart “All trails shall
address sensitive cultural and natural resources including wildlife corridors and both public
projects and trails and physical aspects of trails, carrying capacity study of the impacts of public
uses with regard to supporting infrastructure, and impacts anticipated from climate change,
including sea level rise and bluff erosion.”
Motion approved 9-1, Lloyd dissenting.
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