Planners approve preserve path through Santa Maria urban area
County planning panel endorses 158 acre Buss agricultural preserve amid urban growth plans for Santa Maria. Staff note: 10 year pact limits expansion. opponents warn ringed preserves may trap growth. Eleven new preserves totaling 8 604 acres named across Santa Maria Lompoc Goleta Buellton and Cuyama valleys.
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New County Planning Commission
Robert C. Lilley
Lilley
City of
Santa Maria
Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
Lena E Buss
Richard M. Clare
M. W. Duncan
Herbert Diverbiss
Lompoc Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta Valley
Buellton Area
Cuyama Valley
Lena E. Buss
Betteravia Rd
U.S
E. Stowell
Betteravia
Rosemary Rd
Arlen
Emily Richman
Central Ave
de Wolfe
John V. Alegria
Refugio
U.S. 101
Los Padres National Forest
Martha A. Johansen
Buellton-Lompoc
Buellton
James E. Adam
Harry R. Snow
John B. F. Bacon, Jr
Figueroa Mountain
Los Olivos
Viola T. S. Hansen
Happay Canyon
Alisos Ave
Lakeview Properties
Planners oppose move to surrender hearing room
The County Planning Commission faced a four month ouster from its hearing room as the Santa Barbara Municipal Court moves in for space during renovations. Chairman Robert C. Lilley urged talks with officials to countermand the order while seeking to keep hearings in the planning commission chamber.
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Santa Barbara
County Planning Commission
Robert C. Lilley
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Planning Commission
Lilley
Commission
Board of Supervisors
Caldwell
Municipal Court
Riles Ousts Six Aides As California Schools Chief
California schools chief Wilson Riles dismisses six top aides from former Superintendent Max Rafferty including Deputy Everett Calvert and acting Chief Deputy Edwin Klotz. Calvert’s pay is cut and reassignment planned. Riles will search nationwide for new permanent hires and appoints three interim directors.
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Sacramento
UPI
Wilson Riles
California
Max Rafferty
Everett T. Calvert
Edwin F. Klotz
Riles
State Department of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Greg Lipscomb
Calvert
State Board of Education
Gracie McLean Graveside Rites Planned in Lompoc
Gracie Barnes McLean 57 died Monday while visiting Tulsa Oklahoma. Graveside services set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. Harold Drain officiating. Survivors include two daughters Mrs George Morris and Mrs Jacqueline McElfresh, three sisters, mother Mrs Maudie Smock, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. McPeek Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Gracie Barnes McLean
Tulsa
Oklo
Harold Drain
Foursquare Gospel Church
McLean
N. D St
Kribs
Okla
George Morris
Lompoc
Jacqueline McElfresh
Palo Alto
Leona Miller
Lillian White
Billie Coubler
Maudie Smock
McPeek Family Mortuary
Buellton Renames Parkway to The Avenue of Flags
Buellton officials back a proposal by the Buellton Businessmen Assn to rename Buellton Parkway The Avenue of Flags. The plan shifts sign costs to the county and the businessmen group, with the commission unanimous in support.
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Buellton
the County Planning Commission
Road Department
Evan Pickett
Donald McIntosh
M. W. Duncan
Commission
McIntosh
Dr.Duncan
Private graveside services for Horace Chandler held in Lompoc
Horace Richard Chandler 62 died after a lengthy illness. Born February 2, 1908 in Huntsville Alabama he retired in 1970 from civil service. He lived at 1528 West North Avenue since 1959. Survivors include his widow Viola daughters Mary Sue Amadio Covina Nancy Edwards Santa Monica and his mother Maryville Tennessee. McPeek Family Mortuary handles arrangements.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Horace Richard Chandler
Harold Drain
Foursquare Gospel Church
Mr. Chandler
Huntsville
Ala
Civil Service
W. North Ave
Viola
Mary Sue Amadio
Covina
Nancy Edwards
Santa Monica
Maryville
Tenn
McPeek Family Mortuary
Animal Kingdom told to quiet lions near Buellton motels
County Planning Commission ordered Andersons Animal Kingdom to reduce noise from lions and remove nuisance animals within two months. Coyotes and goats will be removed. a replica steam train whistle may be silenced. Motels complain of sleepless nights amid proposed maintenance area changes.
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Andersons Animal Kingdom
Buellton Parkway
County Planning Commission
M.V. Duncan
Animal Kingdom
Vincent Evans
Commission
Robert C. Lilley
Evelyn S. Ditlevsen
San Marcos Motel
Claude Rose
Evans
Lassie
Richard Clare
Buellton
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Solvang
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Redding
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Senate
H. L. Richardson
Arcadia
GOP
Horace Chandler
Juvans
Earl W. Brydges
John Lindsay
New York City
Brydges
Linden’‘s Furniture
Linden
Binge
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