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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

Page

6

Market roof collapses at Rio supermarket kills fifteen

Guanabara State reports fifteen dead and 228 injured after the Ideal Supermarket roof collapses as Christmas shoppers jam the store in the northern suburb of Pilares. The building lacked required state and federal permits. Rescue teams drill through debris as soldiers guard the site and looters are chased away.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Guanabara Legal Medical Institute Wo Re Juanitais Cardoso Pilares Moreies Amilcar Marques Leite Army

Goleta May Get Two Planners On County Commission

Goleta Valley may gain two of the nine County Planning Commission members when the panel is reorganized early in January. Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin weighs Goleta recommendations to add a second seat.

Goleta Valley County Planning Commission Charles F. Catterlin Santa Barbara Commission Catterlin Donald Sansum

Problems for plastic greenhouses face planning hurdles

Builders of plastic greenhouses confront county officials over a 5000 square foot site with potential growth to 25000. The request includes a non reflecting cover to curb glare. Planning staff will consult the Architectural Review Board and a landscape architect to explore options while locals note rural setting.

County Architectural Review Board

Reagan Signs Behr Bill to Protect Wild Rivers in California

Gov. Reagan signed the Behr measure creating a California Wild and Scenic Rivers System for the Eel and other North Coast streams, banning new dams on the Eel for 12 years while opposing the rival Collier bill that would permit moratorium planning for flood control dams. Environmental groups and Sierra Club supported Behr. Reagan stressed stewardship and water for future needs.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan Sierra Club Peter H. Behr R-Tiburon Senate Finance Committee Randolph Collier D-Yreka California Eel River Dos Rios Round Valley Mendocino County Eel Klamath Trinity Smith North Coast American North Fork Sierra State Resources Agency Collier State Water Resources Department

Pyramid zoning hearing continued to January 24

The County Planning Commission granted a continuance to Jan 24 for a public hearing on amendments to pyramid zoning in commercial and industrial districts. Attorney Arthur Henzel said the delay allows better response assessment as some notices reached owners late. Letters went to about 150 property owners in Santa Maria Valley Goleta Valley and Santa Ynez Valley. Most replies favored continuing pyramid zoning, which allows multiple uses including residential. amendments would require public hearings and use permits.

The County Planning Commission Arthur Henzel Britt Johnson Santa Maria Valley Goleta Valley Santa Ynez Valley

School board protests plan for 560-site trailer park

William Powell of Blochman School District tells a Santa Barbara County commission at a public hearing that a proposed 1400 acre Sisquoc site by Robert A. Felburg would burden district finances. Trustees continue hearing to Feb 28 as an environmental study is prepared. Felburg seeks a conditional use permit and rezoning in the unlimited agricultural area.

Santa Barbara County William Powell Blochman Robert A. Felburg Sisquoc Felburg Powell Unlimited Westlake Ventura County

Planning actions move to March 7 on Santa Maria rezoning

The County Planning Commission continued the public hearing on John F. Adam Jr s Santa Maria general plan amendment and rezoning for agriculturally oriented services sales and manufacture to March 7. It approved a one year conditional use permit to Elizabeth Williams for a trailer as a farm employee dwelling and an extra dwelling with a kitchen on five acre agricultural land. It approved Wyman T Harder s conditional use permit to validate a trailer sales and storage facility at 4241 State Street. The commission continued to January 17 two hearings including open grazing and agricultural land use density amendments and Eugene Riches Goleta Valley rezoning review near Holiday Hill Road.

The County Planning Commission John F. Adam, Jr Santa Maria West Main St Santa Maria Valley Elizabeth Williams Buttonwood Farm Alamo Pintado Ballard Wyman T. Harder State St Hope Area Eugene Riches Goleta Valley Ding Review of Environmental Report Holiday Hill Rd

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