Video, transcripts, and deep links for 5 archived Santa Maria, CA public meetings from 2023-06-07 to 2026-09-01 — 4 with a searchable transcript.
Real excerpts from the transcripts, each linked to the moment it was said.
1:12:16 So I don't think that the arbitrary raising the bar for future housing, affordable housing or any type of housing, should now have to pay exorbitant developer fees to try to create 800 acres of open space for the future.Play from 1:12:16
42:02 A program that protects the residents by maintaining affordability and still provides the park owner with a fair return. We also believe Santa Maria Mobile Home seniors living in senior parks deserve the same protection from conversion to all age parks that is now provided to the seniors in unincorporated…Play from 42:02
2:11:11 …still have some room to increase budget if demand ends up being high? Yeah, in terms of In terms of budget projections that's in the works right now but from a high level where we stand through year end the two million for battery rebate program we wouldn't currently be looking to go back for board approval in terms of that overall budget amount and then in terms of additional I think we'd have to see where it goes from there I don't have a.Play from 2:11:11
2:35:49 Don't want to be a broker record, I think I've said this before in this room, but I have concerns. This is ironic coming for me. I career has been an affordable housing, but I have concerns about our ongoing I think it's a feel good program because I think most people recognize the crying need for affordable housing in our area in the whole five county area at this point, but I'd be surprised if any non-profits would build new projects with gas at this point, and I'm wondering if maybe those funds would be better directed at a program that I think you were alluding to John.Play from 2:35:49
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