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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
5
Water connection fees jump 1500 percent from 25 to 400 under water sewer ordinance 89 adopted by Buellton Community Services District at a special meeting. Sewer charges for new homes up to 400 plus 24 inspection fee. Meter cost excluded. Directors cite district modernization and growth as reasons.
Family School on the Midland School campus at Figueroa Mountain Road north hosts a summer program starting July 6. The initiative offers creative activities for younger children during the next two months as an alternative to finding summer entertainment.
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District directors face a long agenda at 7 30 p m in the district office 3622 Sagunto Street Santa Ynez with topics including conjunctive use Cachuma surplus moratorium release plans intake structures and stream gauges plus an EIR for Lompoc appropriations Gibraltar Dam dredging and LAFCO sphere of influence study. Also on the agenda are state health filtration rules for Lake Cachuma water behind Bradbury Dam and a Family School summer program in Los Olivos starting July 6 with open spots for younger and older children and orientation this Saturday at 10 a m. The board will review a revised report to relax use restrictions on district well No 3 and aim to present it to state sanitation officials by Friday.
The Santa Ynez Valley launches its most ambitious summer recreation program next Monday, directed by Dave McCullough. It features an extensive aquatics schedule at Santa Ynez Valley High School pool directed by Ian McPherson with learn-to-swim classes, swim team, and recreational swimming daily 1 to 4 pm. Activities span woodcrafts to crafts, sports, arts, music, and evening programs at the high school gym, with free Wednesday to Friday film showings at local schools. minimum age seven and pool admission 25 cents for children 50 cents for adults.
Allan Hancock College officials announced enrollment remains open for the Cooperative Education program now in its sixth year. A new curriculum adds job oriented topics and small seminars with coordinators and guest speakers. College credit is granted for work experience, with applications in the Student Services Building and late enrollment through Thursday.
Santa Barbara County worm growers are invited to a 1:30 p.m. picnic and meeting at the L and S Ball Farm on Roblar Avenue in Los Olivos. Attendees should bring lunch. coffee and beverages will be provided. The discussion will cover possible joining the National Worm Growers Assn. Call 736-5653.
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