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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2024 · 58 MIN

Santa Barbara Talks: Ed Lenvik Talks Future of Santa Barbara's State Street

from Santa Barbara Talks with Josh Molina · host Josh Molina

Architect Ed Lenvik talks the future of Santa Barbara' State Street and the promenade, including his views on cars, bikes, parklets, pedestrians whether to become "curbless." He also discusses retail, the "restaurant mafia," and his views on the the progress of the State Street Advisory Committee, a group he sits on. Lenvik, a member of the Historic Landmarks Commission, pulls no punches in his assessment of the city's progress on State Street over the past three years, while also showing a love for the city and a desire to make it better. This is a deep-dive into the state of State Street in Santa Barbara and what can be done to save. Joshua Molina is a journalist and podcaster who hosts Santa Barbara's No. 1 Podcast, Santa Barbara Talks with Josh Molina. He creates compelling conversations about housing, education, business, culture and all of the issues that we share in this community. Consider a contribution by visiting www.santabarbaratalks.com and please subscribe to the Santa Barbara Talks YouTube Channel.

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