Lompoc Council approves street projects. four properties get relief
After a public hearing the Lompoc City Council reduces four property owners alley assessments by 30 percent, cutting the city share from 9,782 to 7,038 amid a 50,000 project to widen O Street and pave North alley and J and K alley. A separate hearing considered offstreet parking rules for housing seniors and handicapped, with Councilman Ward questioning private developers' treatment.
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Robert Fordyce
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L and
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Oak
North Avenue
Hickory
Charles Ward
Jack Lam
City backs low landfill dumping fee amid dispute
City officials defend a $15 per load landfill fee after a contractor questioned an $11 overcharge. The error prompted calls to negotiate rather than absorb losses, with council members debating the contract and future charges. Other items include appointments to commissions and a standing committee meeting set for August 24.
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Benton
Hasso Linde
Bob Livington
Lees Charlies Ward
Conn Elinor
Local incidents report thefts vandalism and a jail sentence
A transformer burned on a North E Street pole and a home garage loss valued at 655 dollars followed by drunken driving charges against Frank Boettcher and Richard Barker. Police investigated a Jansons Liquor glass door break at 501 W Ocean Ave with 200 dollars loss. Edmund St. Peter, 30, was ordered to six months in county jail for forgery after bum check incidents in Lompoc and Yreka. The Sierra Club announces a beach walk from Jalama to Point with a 10 am start and bring lunch.
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Frank Arthur Boettcher
North T St
Apt. C
Richard Lee Barker
Janssons Liquor
W. Ocean Ave
Edmund P. St. Peter
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Yreka
Lompoc
Lompoc Municipal
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Sheeains
Jalama Beach
Excellent predicted sugar beet yield across county areas
Union Sugar officials project strong harvests with an average 31 tons per acre in Ventura County from 1 165 contracted acres and 31 2 tons in county timated 28 5 tons in San Luis Obispo County. They note disease levels are unusually low and a virus free beet crop. Harvest in Oxnard begins August 15 with Santa Barbara and San Luis counties starting September 1 and a finish around December 1 pending favorable weather.
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Robert Winters
Oxnard
Santa Barbara
San Luis
Union
Ventura County
San Luis Obispo County
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