Downtown Revitalization Plan Outlined For Lompoc Council
City officials and merchants outline a seven point program to reshape South H Street and nearby blocks. Projects include angled parking planters, narrowed lanes, landscaping, underground utilities, a mini mall at Moore's Department Store, off street parking, and a financing plan using gas tax funds. The council directed a formal financial plan and noted historic core renewal as key to economic revival.
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Lompoc
Karl Braun
Braun
Gene Wahlers
South H
South I Street
Cypress Avenue
I Street
South I
Moore's Department Store
E.C. Stevens
Lilley
Inn
California
Lompoc Record
First Valley Bank of
Mpoc
State Employment Department
Chestnut Ave
Lompoc Furniture Mart
Moore's Department Tore
Market expansion plan draws support at Santa Ynez hearing
El Ranch Market owner Helmet Holzheu seeks a General Plan change from one acre estate to a neighborhood convenience center for a 1.62 acre site 750 feet west of Refugio Road. The County Planning Commission voted 6-3 to recommend approval amid debate on highway safety, noise, and precedent. Board of Supervisors hearing set for November 18 with a rezoning hearing January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Santa Ynez
County Planning Commission
Helmet J. Holzhei
el Ranch
Holzehen
Santa Ynez Oaks
Planning Commission
Andrew T. Petersen
Commission
Boyd Bettencourt
Robert Herdman
Holzheu
Santa Ynez High School
Royce Lewellen
Thomas Nielsen
Robert Looker
Charis Bratt
Board of Supervisors
Refugio Rd
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Affiliations
Members include California News paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute InterAmerican Press Association and California Press Association. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and California Newspaper Youth Foundation. Mail rates in Santa Barbara County 2.50 per month Outside county 3.00 per month. Subscriptions payable in advance published daily except Saturday Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Third bribery conviction in 15 months in county
Santa Barbara juries in just over a year have returned guilty verdicts in three major bribery cases. Raul J. Navarro 36 faces 1 to 14 years for agreeing to accept a bribe in the Zaca Lake Resort case and a Nov. 25 sentencing before Judge John A. Westwick. Previously ex singer Phil Regan and Guadalupe Police Chief Stanley Camp were convicted in other bribery cases with Regan awaiting appeals and Camp sentenced for taking bribes from a sheriff's agent posing as a gambler.
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Santa Barbara Superior Court
Raul J. Navarro
Board of Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Navarro
Zaca Lake
John A. Westwick
Santa Barbara
Phil Regan
Guadalupe
Stanley Camp
Regan
Frank Frost
Goleta Valley
Chief Camp
Closing Stocks Report Captured by Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Lang and Co of Lompoc. The notice lists contact details at 3865-F Constellation Road and phone number 733-3551.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
County staff backs onshore Exxon processing complex plan
Planning Department staff recommends rezoning and a conditional use permit for Exxon Co. to build a major onshore processing and storage facility in Las Flores Canyon to support a deep water drilling program. The proposal includes 855 acres plus 640 acres, with an environmental impact report and tax revenue projections cited.
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Dick Praul
County Planning Department
Exxon Co
Refugio
Britt Johnson
Commission
U.S.A
Interior Department
County Office of Environmental Quality
Las Flores Canyon
Corral Canyon
el Capitan
Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau meets for officer vote
The Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau will meet Monday at noon at Ricksha Restaurant for officer elections and discussions on vandalism rewards membership and agricultural grading. Also listed are events including a canceled dance at the fairgrounds and a Marine birthday party in Lompoc.
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Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau
Ricksha
Montezuma
Tripoli
Royal Coach
Lompoc
Marine Corps
Lompoc Construction Volume Falls in November
Construction in Lompoc declined for November at $56,882 versus threefold higher figures in November 1973. Year to date totals surpassed $6.775 million, about triple the prior year, while the first half of the fiscal year ending December nears $3.065 million, again about three times the year ago amount.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Cable Franchise Rates Spark City Council Debate
TelePrompTer proposes lower apartment and trailer unit rates than homes while hotel and motel units rise to 1.50. Council clashes over signal standards and city enforcement, noting FCC rules and past delays. Franchise renewal set for 1978 with 15 year minimum term.
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Palmer
Hamilton
Hayes
Tevens
Stevens
Jim Longtin
TelePrompTer
Bill Ruffner
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Longtin
Los Angeles
Lompoc
California
Arizona
Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills
H and B Communications Co
Lompoc Valley
Public
Aeon
Charlotte Benton
Emil Scolari
Classified Ad Line Calls for Fast Action
Classified ad line urges readers to call 736-2313 for quick service or placement. The brief notice emphasizes speed and a direct phone contact for placing ads.
Trees planted at odd intervals anger residents on Hickory Avenue
Krackle and Nichols complain the city placed street trees directly in front of their homes and at center of property. Mayor Stevens blames understaffing and delays, while residents threaten elections. Beautification Commission to hear case November 18 with potential council revisit December 3. Additional items include rates hearing protests and flood program participation.
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Krackle
Nichols
E.C. Stevens
Charlotte Benton
Gene Wahlers
Hickory Avenue
Beautification Commission
Council
Alberta Morgan
Walter Harmon
Lompoc
Harmon
Olive Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Sixth St
Reward Offered for Farm Property Damage Information
$600 reward posted by individual farmers for tips leading to arrest and conviction of vandals who damaged property and crops. Call local sheriff with information. Lompoc Farm Bureau adds $200 reward.
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Lompoc Farm Bureau
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Moore's
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A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Jeffery W. Adam
Virginia H. Sands
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Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
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Daily Record
Club Olympico
Central Coast Larygedomee Club
Housing Authority Center
W. Williams St
Santa Maria
Experimental Aircraft Association
City Recreation Department
Veterans Memorial Building
City Hall
D.T. Speight
el Rancho Fence Co
Janis Ann Cruz
Blythe Hotel
South G St
Ernest Andrew Rojas
Lato
Speight
Mark Landry
Bruce K. Daniels
North I St
Larry Kaehn
Pete Kaehn
Kenneth Long
Albany
Kaehn
Cal Poly
Lompoc Parks and Recreation Department
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