Board adopts new ag designations for county plan
The County Board of Supervisors approves three agricultural designations with maximum residential intensities of one unit per five, ten, or one hundred acres. Planning Director Britt Johnson explains high, medium, and low intensity ranges with limited urban applicability and Farm Bureau input. Debate centers on preserving agricultural uses and potential five-acre homesites amid subdivision concerns in Santa Maria area.
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Board of Supervisors
Britt Johnson
Planning Commission
South Coast
Santa Ynez Valley
Lompoc
Los Alamos
Santa Maria - Orcutt
Guadalupe
Goleta Valley Group
Charles Graver
Robert Hunt
County Farm Bureau
Goleta Valley Committee
Chamber launches three day membership drive
The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce opened its annual membership drive at a Lion's Inn breakfast. President Bob Lewis announced a short intensive three day effort ending Friday and goal of 50 plus new members.
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Lompoc Valley
New county group advocates controlled growth with planning
The group denounces unplanned growth and cites water supply concerns from the State Water Project. It emphasizes working with government agencies and keeping the public informed while balancing environmental preservation with economic health through orderly planning objectives.
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Friends
Petersen
Los Angeles
Lompoc city admin touts growth and water plans
City administrator Wahlers credits gains in parks and facilities including Ed Ingram and J-M parks, updated Westvale and Pioneer areas, and a civic auditorium. He cites annexation prospects, $2 million in added revenues over 10 years, water supply challenges, and desalting and dam projects under discussion.
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Lompoc
Ed Ingram
J-M
Westvale
Thompson
Pioneer
Ryan
State Division of Highways
Santa Ynez River
Federal Correction Institution
Federal Census Bureau
Wahlers
Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills
Army Corps of Engineers
Diablo Canyon
Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Counseling Board of
Santa Barbara
Naval Reserve Association
Santa Maria
Dona
Mike
Julie
Carpinteria Valley flower industry faces new county controls
The County Planning Commission recommends an ordinance setting setbacks parking landscaping and lighting for plastic-clad nurseries. No protest from nurserymen but objections to strict coverage limits and use permits. If approved by the Board of Supervisors the rules take effect 30 days after adoption with discussion of a nursery zone and flood runoff concerns from greenhouse construction.
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Carpinteria Valley
County Planning Commission
Harwood White
Ernc
Bonebakker
Commission
Board of Supervisors
White
Flood Control Department
Department
James Stubbner
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