KEYT reported today that the Miramar Hotel project resolved some parking issues before the Montecito Planning Commission voted 3 to 2 to give the project the green light. Members of the Commission received a 5,000-page document that describes the 170-room hotel with valet parking, a private membership club, a public beach, and a banquet hall. The story poles viewed from 101 can come down. Developer Richard Caruso has been in an eight-year battle over the project. Possibly, the Miramar Hotel could be “up and running” by 2017.
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