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Landon Equestrian Arena

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The proposed project involves the construction of a 45,000-gross-square-foot enclosed equestrian arena to expand existing facilities on a private property in Santa Barbara County, California, with the goal of hosting private horse training, breeding, and boarding operations. The plan includes complementary infrastructure such as a 300-square-foot water well pump house for fire suppression, a 22,000-square-foot stormwater retention basin, and a private on-site wastewater treatment system, while relying on the existing domestic and agricultural water supply via a private well. The development requires a waiver to permit unimproved, unmarked parking in the AG-II Zone District and includes earthwork consisting of 702 cubic yards of cut, 891 cubic yards of fill, and a net import of 189 cubic yards of fill, with no trees slated for removal. The facility will operate daily from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., exclusively for private clients, and will employ seven full-time staff, two of whom will reside in existing permitted agricultural dwellings on site. The project is designed to be fully electric with no natural gas connections and will maintain Central Coast Community Energy as the electricity provider or utilize 100% carbon-free power. Operations will employ electrified off-road landscaping equipment to minimize emissions, and the site will feature dedicated spaces for organic waste and recycling with a formal Solid Waste Management Plan that includes educational signage to promote proper sorting and collection. All environmental and land use permits are being sought under Case No. 26LUP-00055, and the project has been submitted with a focus on sustainable practices and alignment with local zoning and environmental regulations. The initiative is led by applicant Craig Hayden and overseen by planner Steve Conner of Santa Barbara County, with public access prohibited and all activity confined to private use.

General Info

Construct 45,000 sq ft equestrian arena with green infrastructure, private use, electric power, no tree removal, in Santa Barbara County.

Agency

California → Santa Barbara County

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Edison Street, CA, 93460

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(13)

Summary Form for Landon Equestrian Arena Project

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Attachment 2 - Project Plans for Landon Equipment Storage and Arena

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Attachment 5 - CoSB 2030 Climate Action Plan Consistency Checklist

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Attachment 8 - Tier 2 Stormwater Control Plan for Landon Arena (Dec 2025)

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Notice of Availability of Draft Negative Declaration for Landon Equestrian Arena

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Attachment 1 - CBAR Minutes February and June 2025

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Mitigated Negative Declaration for Landon Equestrian Arena Project

PDF•environmental-assessment

Attachment 9 - Well Capacity Testing and Reporting December 2025

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Attachment 7 - AB52 Tribal Notice for Landon Equestrian Arena Project April 2026

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Notice of Completion for Landon Equestrian, LLC Project

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Attachment 6 - CCIC Letter January 2025 - Landon Equestrian LLC Arena Project Review

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Santa Barbara County Project Conditions Letters for 24DVP-00000-00035

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Attachment 4 - CalEEMod Projected Project Emissions - Detailed Report for Landon Equestrian Arena

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Timeline

PostedJun 2

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Santa Barbara County

Contacts2 people available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California → Santa Barbara County

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Steve ConnerPlanner

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Craig HaydenApplicant

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The Proposed Project is a request for a Development Plan to allow construction of a new 45,000-gross-square-foot (gsf) enclosed equestrian arena and a request for a Land Use Permit (Case No. 26LUP-00055) to incorporate the arena as an expansion of the existing equestrian facilities. The requested Development Plan and associated equestrian facility operation will include a new 300-gsf water well pump house for fire suppression and a new 22,000-sf stormwater retention basin. The proposed Development Plan includes a request for a waiver to allow unimproved, unmarked/unstriped parking areas within the AG-II Zone District (pursuant to LUDC Section 35.36.090.B.2.). Grading for the equestrian facility will include 702 cubic yards (cy) of cut, 891 cy of fill, and 189 cy net import of fill. No trees are proposed for removal. The equestrian facility will be open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and available to private clients for horse training, breeding and boarding. The facility will not be open to the general public. The facility operation will include seven full-time employees. Two of the employees will live on the subject property in two existing permitted Agricultural Employee Dwellings. The expanded equestrian facility will be served by a new private on-site wastewater treatment system and the existing single-parcel domestic and agricultural water system with private well. The Proposed Project be all-electric with no natural gas hookups, and will retain Central Coast Community Energy as the energy provider or otherwise utilize 100% carbon free electricity. The Proposed Project will commit to the use of electrified off-road landscaping equipment for ongoing operations and maintenance. The Proposed Project will provide dedicated space for organic waste and recycling receptacles and implement a Solid Waste Management Plan (including posting of educational signage) to sort and collect recyclables and organic waste.