Goleta Council to Consider Moratorium on Approving New Gun Retailers
The council is considering buffer zones and licensing changes after 45-day county limits and school board calls for 1,000-foot setbacks.
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Goleta Council to Consider Moratorium on Approving New Gun Retailers
The Goleta City Council directed city staff Tuesday to draft a moratorium to temporarily halt approval of new firearm retail dealers. Tuesday’s meeting was a highly anticipated discussion regarding possible city regulations on firearms and ammunition retail sales. It comes after community backlash over Goodland Guns relocating its storefront and soon officially opening next to Here We Grow Early Learning Center on Hollister Avenue. City staff w…
Triggering a debate: Goleta City Council considers new rules for where gun stores can operate
GOLETA, Calif. — The Goleta City Council is considering changes to the city's regulations for firearms retailers after a local gun store was approved to move into a location next to a childcare center. Goodland Guns has been approved to operate in a building on Hollister Avenue, next door to Here We Grow Early Learning
Goleta City Council inches closer to placing regulations on firearm, ammunition sales
The City Council was unaware of a gun store's signing of a long-term lease at 7443 Hollister Ave, opposite a daycare center and preschool. But now, it’s trying to figure out a way to regulate firearm sales and possibly relocate the shop
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