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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1971
Page
4
City of Lompoc enacts Ordinance No 887(71) adding Chapter 13 Sections 8100-8111 to define public nuisances in property maintenance. It sets criteria for abandoned buildings, overgrowth, hazardous openings, and other conditions, outlining abatement procedures and public hearing processes.
City Council to determine existence of public nuisance at premises in Lompoc California described as Lot and Tract numbers with details in Resolution No on file. Hearing set at City Hall 119 West Walnut Avenue with notice by mail to interested parties.
The Community Development Director must serve each affected owner a notice and a certified resolution at least 15 days before the hearing. Notices go by mail to the last known address or to the property address if unknown, with service complete on the deposit. After hearing, the Council may declare a property a public nuisance and order rehabilitation, repair, removal, or demolition with abatement details served on the owner.
The text outlines abatement procedures including owner abatement, city abatement if not done, cost tracking, posting notices, and hearings. It details how costs become a lien on the property after City Council confirmation and recordation of a Notice of Lien.
The city records a lien against a specified parcel in Santa Barbara County for rehabilitation costs assessed on a property in Lompoc. The lien, equal to the unpaid rehabilitation amount, remains until paid in full and may be foreclosed by sale under state law.
The City Council of Lompoc California adopted Ordinance No. 887(71) on July 20 1971 and certified the adoption by Mayor Art Scott and City Clerk Wilma Thomas. The certificate records introduction July 6 1971 and vote Ayes Benton Cotsenmeyer Stevens Lefkowitz none absent and attestation.
City Clerk Wilma Thomas signs and seals official records in Lompoc on July 20 1971 with seizure stamp and publication date listed as July 28 1971.
Dr. John B. Carricaburu of Santa Ynez received the 1971 AVMA Award for significant contributions to veterinary medicine. The award was presented by AVMA president Dr. E. W. Tucker during the Detroit joint CVMA AVMA convention attended by over 4,000 people. Carricaburu served as Army captain 1944 to 1947 and has practiced in Santa Ynez for 23 years after graduating from Colorado State University in 1944.
A fictitious business name statement lists Dan's Cycle & Sport as a general partnership at 320 E Walnut Lompoc California with partners Joe Pogue and Robert Pogue. Filing with Santa Barbara County on June 30 1971 confirms the record.
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