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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1973
Page
3
Lompoc Hospital District directors will hold a special meeting Tuesday to replace Don Ausbrooks who resigned after a city transfer. They will also set a regular meeting date and review deferred compensation proposals.
The Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District board faces crucial decisions on the 1973-74 fiscal budget due for county submission by April 15 with a special meeting planned for April 10. They weigh funding for engineering work and the Livestream release plan affecting downstream water rights.
Heat remains steady in bolted cell blocks at FCI while authorities work through ongoing lockup issues. Warden Frank Kenton oversees containment as state officials monitor progress and tenants report no further disturbances.
City officials plan to begin work next Monday on a half million dollar Flood Control District storm drain system. City survey, planning, and utility relocation design will be done by city crews, with main design and inspection by the county. Construction expected to start in June or July and the route runs north and south on D Street toward the Santa Ynez River.
Lompoc City Council approved building dugouts and bleachers at Ryan Park for the Little League and replacing lights for the Youth Football League with the leagues paying for materials and the city supplying labor. Four street projects under the 1911 Act were okayed including Olive Cypress Pine and North avenues, with North Avenue TAP and state funds totaling about 13 500 of 26 500. A part time assistant for the Community Development Department was approved while an urban planner is sought, with two ordinances postponed due to Councilman Art Scott's absence.
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors delays a county lobbyist registration ordinance as criticisms from the Santa Barbara County Bar Assn. and the California Taxpayers’ Assn. prompt proposed amendments. Supervisor Slater plans to consult with Deputy County Counsel Curiel and resubmit the draft to the board on March 25 with a reconsideration set for April 2.
Richard C Osmundson 52 died Monday in San Francisco. Private interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born 1921 in Arizona he lived in Lompoc seven years at 216 Somerset Place. He owned Chuck's Nursery and belonged to First Church of Christ Science Lompoc Kiwanis Club and Beautification Commission. Survived by widow Dorothy four daughters Linda Karen Judy Wendy two sisters. Donations to First Church of Christ Science building fund. Local arrangements by McPeek Family Mortuary.
The Board of Supervisors voted to maintain the countywide ban on backyard burning in county areas. They also directed the Air Pollution Control District engineer and the County Fire Department to draft a rule permitting limited outdoor burning in certain north county areas for hardship conditions.
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