Municipal Code, Complete - City of Santa Barbara

B. Prior to any conveyance of real property which has been approved as a sending site, the owner shall deliver
to the prospective owner a written disclosure statement which shall contain all of the following:
1. A legal description of the real property to be conveyed and if different, a legal description of the sending
site; and
2. The total amount of Existing Development Rights on the sending site prior to the transfer of existing
development rights, and whether such Existing Development Rights derived from existing, approved, demolished,
and/or converted floor area; and
3. The total amount of Existing Development Rights that have been transferred from the sending site, and
whether such Existing Development Rights derived from existing, approved, demolished and/or converted floor area;
and
4. A certification that the information is true and correct to the best of the owner's knowledge as of the date
signed by the owner. The City shall not be liable for any error, omission, or inaccuracy contained in such disclosure.
(Ord. 4790, 1992.)
28.95.100 Expiration and Termination of Necessary Approvals.
A. An approved development plan for either the sending site(s), the receiving site(s), or both, may be terminated
by the City, after a noticed public hearing, if any condition of the approval of transfer of Existing Development
Rights is violated or any other permit or approval necessary to approved development on either the sending or
receiving site(s) or both expires or is otherwise terminated.
B. Recorded Transfers of Existing Development Rights pursuant to this Chapter shall not terminate when the
approved development plan for either the sending site, receiving site(s) or both, expires or is otherwise terminated,
and such transferred Existing Development Rights shall remain on the receiving site, and may either be developed
pursuant to a newly approved development plan, or may be transferred to a new receiving site pursuant to this
Chapter. (Ord. 4790, 1992.)
28.95.110 Appeal Procedures.
Determinations by the Planning Commission are appealable to the City Council pursuant to Section 1.30.050 of
the Municipal Code. (Ord. 4790, 1992.)
28.95.120 Enforceability.
Enforcement of this Chapter shall be pursuant to Chapter 28.98 of the Municipal Code. (Ord. 4790, 1992.)
28.95.130 Penalty.
The penalty for violating any provision of this Chapter shall be pursuant to Chapter 28.98.002 of the Municipal
Code. (Ord. 4790, 1992.)
Section:
28.96.001 In General.
28.96.001 In General.
Chapter 28.96
ZONING UPON ANNEXATION
In any petition for the annexation of property to the City, the petitioner may request the zoning desired by him for
the property described in the application in the event the property is annexed to the City. Prior to the adoption by the
Council of the resolution of intention to annex uninhabited territory, or in the case of an inhabited proceeding at the
time of referral to the Planning Commission pursuant to Section 35108 of the Government Code, a copy of the
annexation petition or request shall be referred to the City Planning Commission for investigation and report to the
City Council as to the desirability of the annexation and the zoning classification to be placed thereon whether or not
a zone classification has been requested. The Planning Commission shall consider the annexation of such property
and the zoning to be placed thereon in the event of annexation to the City and upon completion of such consideration,
the Planning Commission shall make its report and recommendations to the Council by resolution.
560-9 rev. 3/31/06