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Cliffside mansion sparks fury as Santa Barbara neighbors fight project

The Santa Barbara City Council voted 4-2 this week to reject an appeal challenging plans for a two-story home in the city’s Mesa neighborhood.

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Cliffside mansion sparks fury as Santa Barbara neighbors fight project
The Santa Barbara City Council voted 4-2 this week to reject an appeal challenging plans for a two-story home in the city’s Mesa neighborhood.
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