The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors is considering
limiting parties and other events on private property when the
owner makes money from the event.  Supervisors say they've
received a number of complaints about noise and traffic near
large parties on private estates, in particular.  Proposed
changes include limiting the number of people allowed at an
event and limiting the number of events per year.  Hospitality
and entertainment workers are banding together to fight the
proposed changes.  They say many events would not happen if the
rules change and that would hurt their livelihood.  Lee
Rosenberg with the Central Coast Coalition said, "There will be
people who will have incomes cut in half or businesses that
might go out of business because they are small start-ups."  The
board will take up the issue April 2 and the public will be able
to comment.