Public Schools Week schedule for Lompoc Valley
Friends of education plan a community outreach visiting Lompoc Valley campuses from April 23 through April 26 for Public Schools Week. Open house hours are set by school each evening with times ranging from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at various sites including Lompoc Junior High and Lompoc High Schools.
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Friends of Education
Lompoc Valley
California Public Schools
Lompoc Junior High School
Vandenberg Junior High School
Flower Festival ticket prizes awarded in Lompoc and Santa Maria
Festival chairman Jim Hernandez announced winners of this week’s Flower Festival ticket prizes and the top queen contest ticket sales. Winners include Benjamin Curaza, Isaac Simmons, Alec Ughoc. Tom Heter wins two free Gemini Theater tickets. Gifts donated by Arlene's Machine Knitting, Fashions at the Inn, Cafe San Martin, and Gemini Theater Corp. Winners may claim at the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Jim Hernandez
Cindy Roselli
Kiwanis Club
Benjamin Curaza
W. Liberty
Santa Maria
Isaac Simmons
Draco Drive
Lompoc
Alec Ughoc
Hobbs Lane
Tom Heter
East Oak
Lompoc Valley
Planning Commission extends hearing on M-1-B uses and new design zone
The County Planning Commission voted to continue public hearing to May 30 on removing or adding commercial uses in the M-1-B light industrial district under a conditional use permit. They also plan a hearing on a compromise design industrial district amid debate on pyramid zoning in C-2 M-1-B and PI zones. Commissioner Peter Bratt of Goleta Valley repeatedly amended motions before the final continuation. Opponents from Goleta Valley and Summerland urged restrictions on interim commercial uses during the review.
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The
County Planning Commission
Peter Bratt
Goleta Valley
Summerland
Exposed Luxuries in University Housing Scrutiny
The article questions public expense policies as University President Charles J. Hitch and other officials receive baronial homes and servants funded by tax dollars. It notes a $276,000 budget for home operations, housing allowances for state college presidents, and a $350,000 Bel Air mansion donated for Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke. Legislative critique cites high salaries and lavish benefits while budgets seek more funds for education.
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Charles J. Hitch
Adminster
Hitch
Santa Cruz
San Diego
University
A. Alan Post
Post
Stateollege
Glenn S. Dumke
Bel Air
Dumke
State College
Pasadena
Retired official questions California lands as federal property
Francis J. Corbett, 65, a former land law examiner for the Interior Department, claims over one million acres of California private lands were wrongly granted and should belong to the federal government. He cites 1,344,570 acres as excessily granted tied to the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and says the land revenue could fund national welfare. He awaits an official response.
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Medford, Ore
UPI
California
Francis J. Corbett
U.S. Department of Interior
Medford Mail Tribune
Marjorie O’harra
Corbett
United States
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Insignis plan partial approval with density cap in Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley planners back 105 units on the upper 12 acre parcel of the Insignis Inc project and approve an 18 hole golf course with a conditional permit. They limit density from 121 to 105 units and continue action on 70 five acre lots for the lower parcel with a week long hearing.
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The
County Planning Commission
Insignis, Inc
Santa Ynez Valley
Solvang
James Bartlett
Bartlett
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