Supervisors near policy on water and sewer for new homes
The Board of Supervisors moved toward an official policy on water and sewer service for private developers seeking building permits. The draft was debated, language tweaked, and a next week vote planned. Officials from Goleta and Montecito districts urged careful maps, coordination, and a pathway allowing private septic systems with bond hookups where permitted. Builder Michael Towbes urged a continuance amid concerns about the proposal.
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Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
Charles F. Catterlin
Goleta
Montecito
Goodwin
Goleta Sanitary District
Arthur Henzell
Bond
Health Department
Don Detwiler
Michael Towbes
Buildin Industry Assn
County Supervisors hear request to delay major county projects
Multiple county groups urged a one year delay on large private developments while downscaling population projections. Robert Cottom warned against turning Santa Barbara into Los Angeles’ bedroom and called for an economic evaluation of local construction. The board postponed final action for a week as members debated general plan scale and potential preemption by Proposition 20.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara County
Los Angeles
Robert Cottom
Citizens. Planning Assn
Cottom
Frost Denies Bribery Gossip in Santa Barbara Case
County supervisor Frank J. Frost rejected rumors that the Phil Regan bribery case is part of a larger pattern. Frost and publicist Kenneth Palmer aided Regan's conviction on two bribery charges. Regan faces sentencing April 13 for paying for Frost's favorable vote in the Tyrolian Village rezoning and for soliciting Palmer to secure Frost's vote.
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Frank J. Frost
Phil Regan
Frost
Santa Barbara
Kenneth Palmer
Regan
Superior Court
Santa
Palmer
Third key candidates forum ahead of April school board vote
Ten candidates for the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees will attend a third forum at Presbyterian Center 1600 E Dr with moderator Kenneth R. Baya. The event, two more forums needed before the April 17 election, confirms candidates Jacoby Steiger Mills Brossman Holmdahl Longoria Dinkel Grider Kranz Snyder. In Columbus Ohio a clash in the House sent Rep. Bateholder and Rep. Wittenberg toward the chamber floor during a vote.
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Kenneth R. Baya
Boyd
Richard K. Jacoby
Gail Steiger
George Mills
Evan R. Brossman
DeWayne Holmdahl
Julio Longoria Jr
Richard L. Dinkel
Billie Grider
Edward Kranz
Theodore Snyder
Lompoc Unified School District
Downtown planning study weighs street tree selections in city core
Cal Poly designers advocate replacing Lemon Bottlebrush and Evergreen Elm with taller Iron Bark trees in permanent planters along downtown streets. They favor White Peppermint, Silver Dollar Gum Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus Melliodora, Ginkgo, Flowering Dogwood and Washington Thorn for a stately mix. The group notes Lompoc winds will keep rustling audible, with flowering daisies and various valley blooms featured in portable containers and displays.
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Cal Poly
Honey film and local events at Lompoc and Solvang
Honey a fifteen minute color film on honey will screen at 12 10 p m Wednesday in the Lompoc Public Library multipurpose room. The Santa Ynez Valley High School Pirate Band hosts an invitational festival for north county high school bands and orchestras on March 31 at 7 30 p m in Solvang's Veterans Memorial Building. Bands participating include Righetti Lompoc Santa Maria Cabrillo Santa Ynez Valley and an orchestra from Lompoc High School. Refreshments provided by PUSH BAND INC. A reorganizational meeting of the County Water Advisory Committee will be held April 9 at 10 a m in the Supervisors Conference Room. Desalination is not seen as a solution to central coast water needs given funding gaps. The Y M C A and Red Cross offer a Handicapped Aquatic Institute May 5 6 at the Santa Barbara Y M C A fee 20 per student. Sleeping arrangements available. Maximum 40 participants. Contact Red Cross RE 6 8710. Burglars stole a coin collection from Joseph John Perry at 1809 Somerset Pt. Police report John Ronald Terrones 19 of 1209 E Cypress Ave injured in a collision involving two parked cars in the 600 block of 3rd St. Terrones declined medical help. Rainfall in Lompoc Valley totals near 22 inches this season up from 6.52 inches last year. exact city water plant total is 21 89 inches.
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North County
Veteran's Memorial
Solvang
Righetti High School
Lompoc High School
Santa Maria High School
Cabrillo High School
Push Band, Inc
County Water Advisory Committee
Supervisors
Norman H. Caldwell
Y.M.C.A
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Santa Barbara Y.M.C.A
Hitchcock Way
Santa Barbara
California
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Somerset Pt
John Ronald Terrones
Cypress Ave
Pennes
Onald L. Highland
San Diego
Raymond Arias
Third St
Terranes
Lompoc Valley
City of
Lompoc
East North Avenue
Planners Approve Gun Repair Business In Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission votes 6-1 to allow a gun repair and restoration shop in a commercial office zone with a conditional use permit. George B. Donnelly must file a precise plot plan before a building permit. Opponents cited burglary risk and nearby residents’ concerns.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Daneca
John Peto
William Fick
George Barnes
William Paulin
James Flegge
Vernon Copeland
George B. Donnelly
F Street
Ocean Avenue
Robert
Eula Morris
South F Street
AAUW opposes annexation near Lompoc Airport flight path
A brief letter from the American Association of University Women criticizes proposed annexation of 126 acres at Central Avenue and A Street, arguing agriculture land should not be developed near the airport landing path. Diane Lyda, representing an ad hoc land use group, calls the plan planned spot zoning and seeks preservation of agricultural land from housing.
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South D St
American Association of University Women
Central Avenue
AAUW
Lompoc
Diane Lyda
Lompoc Record Staff and Publication Details
Pass Online at ye California shows a newspaper notice listing the Lompoc Record staff roles and management, with publisher, editor, department heads, and board members. It notes California affiliations, circulation, and subscription rates, and that the paper is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Act of Testates Loan
War Superior Rn
Lompoc
Lompoc Recordublications
California Corporation
North I St
Regent
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Pema
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
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