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The city also rushed to close State Street to car traffic, a move that transportation planners had wanted to make for years.
The city hired Jason Harris, at $182,000 annually, to serve as economic development manager in February 2020.
His economic development plan includes a rehash of some of the other information that had already been provided to the city through consultant reports. For example, Harris s plan calls for a business-friendlier Santa Barbara. A responsive and effective city government that understands the importance of assisting businesses, providing good customer service and attracting new business investment is a critical element of economic development, the plan states. The city government’s land development processes and the perception of the city’s indifference to the business community’s needs have potentially chilled new business investment.
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Family discovers that damage from early April blaze at State Street restaurant comes at a steeper cost than just the destruction
The kitchen of Sushi Tyme in Santa Barbara’s Paseo Nuevo was badly damaged in an April 8 fire. Now, the owners of the restaurant are worried they will be unable to survive the lengthy closure required for reconstruction. (Peter Hartmann / Noozhawk file photo) By Jade Martinez-Pogue, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @MartinezPogue
May 2, 2021
| 10:15 p.m.
Santa Barbara’s Sushi Tyme restaurant has been closed since the beginning of April when an early morning kitchen fire erupted and left the building with severe water damage. Now the owners fear they will not be able to recoup the loss of income resulting from the blaze.
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