Isla Vista Residential Parking Plan

YOUR BEACH ACCESS IN ISLA VISTA IS THREATENED!!

The County has formulated an Isla Vista Master Plan that contains a Residential Parking Program which will affect your beach access on Del Playa and Camino Majorca at the end of Del Playa.

The parking problem in East Isla Vista (caused by the high cost of parking at UCSB) has prompted the County plan to require residential parking permits on all I.V. residential streets. This plan proposes beach access restrictions at Camino Majorca, which will reduce the number of parking spaces to less than 65 spaces, parking will be limited to 4-hours, and overnight parking will be prohibited. No public beach access parking will be available on Del Playa!!

A second phase is also planned that will “formalize” the remaining parking spaces and will require parking meters!!

What can you do?

1. Attend the public hearing

Where:

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
BOARD HEARING ROOM, FOURTH FLOOR
105 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BARBARA

Be sure to check www.ivparking.org for the latest meeting information

2. Spread the word! -- flyer updated!! (06/07/2004)

Help us inform the public by printing out a few of our flyers and puting them on the windshield of cars parked along Camino Mayorca and Del Playa. To download the flyer click here

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3. Join the Surfrider I.V. Parking Mailing List

Add your email to our IV Parking mailing list and we'll be sure to contact you when this page information is updated, notify you of Surfrider meetings on this issue, and alert you about public hearings and public comment deadlines.

6. Learn about the proposed plan

• Isla Vista Planning Area website
• information on the "negative declaration"

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7. Send us your ideas and questions!

We would love to hear from you about this issue. Send us email any questions, comments, ideas, or desire to volunteer. Send email to srfrdrsb@rain.org