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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
2
The roving reporter and photographer visit a different location each week to pose a single question to the public. This week the prompt asked bystanders whether they approve of President Carter sending his wife Rosalynn on the mission to South America.
Police report burglars broke into Ray's Shell at 1501 W Ocean Way stealing a black and white TV valued with losses around 725 dollars. Vandals caused 200 dollars damage to draperies and walls at 900 W Chestnut Ave during construction.
The Lompac Record, a California newspaper published by Lampor Record Publications, lists closing stock quotations provided through Lang and Co and notes staff roles including Mrs A James McCallum as Publisher and President and Hares J Cronpe as Editor with Virgie MH as Business Manager.
Third session of County Supervisors special committee led by David Yager continues work on a growth limitation ordinance draft targeting dwelling unit growth of one percent annually in unincorporated areas. The panel heard planning reports, with next meeting set for June 28, while Fletcher opposes any countywide home building cap.
County Planning Commission schedules an all-day hearing for July 20 on a 300 acre rezoning proposal north of Santa Ynez with a certified environmental impact report. The session will occur in the Santa Ynez Valley to address complex soil findings and affected property notices.
County Planning Commission kept the Buellton Mandalla rezoning of a 2.79 acre parcel near US 101 and State Route 246 on hold pending an EIR focused on traffic. The measure, continued to July 27, follows an appeal from the EIA subcommittee due to traffic concerns at the busy intersection with a planned McDonald’s.
The Hopkins-Stegall lot split proposes two parcels of 161.9 and 2 988.1 acres in Carpinteria with a June 9 parks letter demanding 15 foot equestrian and hiking trails. Avocado growers oppose trails citing root rot risk while Goleta Commissioner Bratt warns against setting a dangerous precedent. a middle ground is sought between agriculture and recreation interests.
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