Santa Barbara County wineries drop bid for BID
By Tom Bronzini / Monday, November 9th, 2020 / Agribusiness, middle, Wine & Viticulture / Comments Off on Santa Barbara County wineries drop bid for BID
County’s vintners association scraps its BID plan over process dividing the community
Santa Barbara County wine group abandons bid for BID
By Tom Bronzini / Thursday, October 29th, 2020 / Agribusiness, Central Coast, Latest news, South Coast, Top Stories, Top Story, Tourism, Tri-County Economy, Wine & Viticulture / Comments Off on Santa Barbara County wine group abandons bid for BID
The Santa Barbara County Vintners Association has abandoned its two-year effort to establish the world’s first wine business improvement district, or BID, as an answer to its longstanding problem of lagging behind other wine regions in marketing spending. Vintners Association Executive Director Alison Laslett said in an Oct. 29 letter to members, co-signed by the Read More →
Wineries spar over marketing district
By Tom Bronzini / Saturday, October 3rd, 2020 / Agribusiness, left, Tourism, Wine & Viticulture / Comments Off on Wineries spar over marketing district
A two-year push by the Santa Barbara County Vintners Association to establish the world’s first wine business improvement district is running into opposition from a recently formed coalition of wineries seeking a compromise more acceptable to many smaller producers. The Santa Barbara County Wine Country Coalition sent an email Sept. 25 to 300 wineries in Read More →
Businesses have to pay to promote downtown
By Joshua Molina / Friday, March 3rd, 2017 / Columns, Latest news, Real Estate / Comments Off on Businesses have to pay to promote downtown
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City sets new rules, plans to revamp Thousand Oaks business district
By Tom Bronzini / Friday, November 18th, 2011 / Features, Real Estate, Tri-County Economy / 1 Comment
Thousand Oaks is revamping its business district by loosening regulations and making the area more pedestrian-friendly.