County Board shelves justice court consolidation proposal
The Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to delay consolidating four county justice courts into expanded north and south municipal districts for at least six months. Judges Lewellen Stewart Pattillo criticized Johnson's findings, arguing costs and workloads may not justify the plan. a committee will study the proposal and revisit it on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Solvang Justice Court
Royce Lewellen
Guadalupe Justice Court
Robert Stewart
Johnson
State Judicial Council
Carpinteria- Montecito
Francis H. Beattie
Lewellen
Stewart
Pattillo
State Council
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Justice Court
Terry Cox
Carpinteria
James Pattillo
Stan Roden
Santa Barbara-Goleta Acade
Santa Maria Municipal Court
County library branch plans get review in Vandenberg Village
The County Board of Architectural Review examined preliminary designs for a 1 526 square foot county library at Vandenberg Village with an emphasis on lighting and window space. Ebbert noted alternatives such as skylighting and taller windows while costs hover around 44 000 to 50 000 including land. The project aims to be the first library in the growing community and bids will be sought soon.
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County Board of Architectural Review
Vandenberg Village
William Ebbert
Gebhard
Ebbert
Constellation Rd
Ron Saladino
Lompoc
Architectural Review Board
Vulcan Dr
Supervisors announce appointments and rabies warning
County Supervisor-elect Robert Kallman names Robert Mangus as second district park commissioner and James Rickard as administrative assistant. Harrell Fletcher will reveal appointees on January 6 in Santa Barbara. A rabies case in a grey fox near North Old San Marcos Road prompts vaccines for pets and cautions to avoid sick wildlife. Call Santa Barbara County Animal Control at 736-2913.
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Robert Mangus
San Marcos High School
County Park Commission
Robert Kallman
Kallman
James Rickard
John T. Rickard
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Barbara
Fletcher
County Planning Commission
Darwin Sainz
John F. Adam Jr
Larry Lavagnino
Lavagnino
Curtis Tunnell
Charles F. Catterlin
Catterlin
State Senate
Health Department
Joseph T. Nardo
San Marcos Road
Dr. Nardo
Organic gardening program suggested for Lompoc residents
The Lompoc Parks and Recreation Department proposes a community organic garden with plots of 400 to 600 square feet rented on a first come basis. Private landowners would co host, fees estimated at 10 to 15 dollars to cover land prep and water. Renters supply seeds and tools. pesticides would be banned. interest gauged via calls to 105 South C Street.
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Lompoc
South C Street
Lomoc Parks and Recreation
County weighs mobile home policy in Tepusquet Canyon
Planning officials warn a strong county ordinance could outlaw mobile homes outside trailer parks while reviewing high fire risk areas for trailers. At a public hearing Theodore Hoogenbosch's appeal to use a mobile home as permanent dwelling in Tepusquet Canyon was denied. a temporary permit extends to December 30. Supervisor Tunnell favors preserving the canyon’s appeal and seeks a firm policy within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Britt Johnson
Johnson
Theodore P. Hoogenbosch
Planning Commission
Tepusquet Canyon
Hoogenbosch
Planning Department
Curtis Tunnell
Valley groups win repeal of C-2 modernization ordinance
The Santa Ynez Valley and supporters defeated a by a 3-1 vote on first reading to repeal the county's C-2 zoning modernization ordinance adopted last July and in effect since August. Second reading set for next Monday. The repeal was urged by Solvang attorney Royce Lewellen and Friends of Santa Barbara County citing lack of environmental review and potential hardship for valley landowners. Supervisors Catterlin Tunnell Beattie supported repeal. Frost opposed. Slater absent.
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Lewellen
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Solvang
Royce Lewellen
Friends of Santa Barbara County
Lewell
Frank Frost
James Slater
Charles F. Catterlin
Curtis Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
County Office of Environmental Quality
Francis Beattie
Britt Johnson
Johnson
Supervisors balk at authorizing environmental review payment
Three county supervisors balked this week at authorizing an $8,200 expenditure for professional environmental review services on a project they did not recall approving. The board continued to rank the request for payment from the department.
Obituaries and zoning notes mark Lompoc area notices
Private graveside services will honor Patricia Jean Van Goey at Lompoc Cemetery tomorrow. She died after a long illness at 49, survived by husband Henry R. Van Goey and daughter Kimberly. Alfred A. Hurt, 71, death reported, funeral plans pending. Environmental study on agricultural land rezoning in Santa Ynez Valley discussed with mixed recollections by local officials.
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Lompoc
Patricia Jean van Goey
Henry R. van Goey
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Western Test Range
van Goey
Oakland
Lompoc Valley
St. Anne’s Pl
Vandenberg Village
Kimberly
Alfred A. Hurt
Starbuck Mortuary
Mr. Hurt
Lompoc District Hospital
North O Street
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Flag Is Up
Veterans Memorial
California
Tim Conner
Jeffery W. Adam
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Califore
IA Newspaper
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Starbuck Mortuary Community Funeral Directors
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