County blocks Oak Trail rezoning to 10-acre parcels
The Santa Ynez Valley Planning and Zoning Commission and County Planning Commission rejected Howard E. Grantz and J.S. Bower's plan to rezone two 20-acre limited agricultural parcels in the Oak Trail Ranch subdivision northeast of Los Olivos. Opponents warned of doubled density, water strain, and loss of the 20-acre character. Despite support from Oak Trail Development Corp. officials, the proposal failed amid concerns over topography, road access, and potential spread of rezoning through the valley.
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Oak Trail Ranch
Santa Ynez Valley
County Planning Commission
Howard E. Grantz
J.S. Bower
Los Olivos
Grantz
Donald P. Condit, Jr
The
Oak Trail Development Corp
K.C. Harris
Webb
Giorgi
Paso Robles Santa Barbara Named Future Metroports Study
A FAA funded study and HUD planning grant identify Paso Robles and Santa Barbara as future metroports for Southern California through 1985. The report, prepared by Systems Development Corporation and William L. Pereira Associates, outlines short haul service to handle half of total air travel demand. Final cost and firm locations are not listed.
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Paso Robles
Santa Barbara
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Southern California
Systems Development Corporation
William L. Pereira Associates
Battle of the Committees in Santa Ynez Valley Solved
The Santa Ynez Valley Planning Commission directs the new Santa Ynez Valley General Plan Advisory Committee to be the official body for planning and zoning comments. James Bartlett favors input from local neighborhood committees across Solvang Buellton and other valley areas. A summary report notes recommendations on air traffic and regional transport developments including an anticipated global airport by 1985 and intercontinental hubs.
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Santa Ynez Valley
County Planning Commission
James Bartlett
Commission
Solvang
Buellton
Valley
California
LA International
Lax
Miramar Naval Air Station
Palmdale
1972 Lompoc Flower Festival nets 3127 profit and 33000 to groups
The 1972 Lompoc Flower Festival generated a total community distribution of about 33 000 and a final nest egg of 3100. Fred Hammond reported festival finances showing 51203 income and 48075 expenses with queen contest the main earner at 14514 profit.
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Lompoc
United Fund
Ryon Park
Ryan Park
Festival Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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Alice Heath
Santa Barbara County
Security Pacific National Bank
H” Street
Ruth Adams
George W
George Washington
Colonel Sanders
Kentucky Fried Chicken
East Ocean Avenue
Boston Rockers
Dinette
Vintage Court
FIRS
John Furniture CO
Oregon
Laurel Ave
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