Carpinteria District urges county lead on supplemental water
Carpinteria County Water District adopts a resolution urging the County Water Agency to lead in evaluating developing and acquiring supplemental water for the county. The move follows Goleta and Board of Supervisors debates over State Project water and a stalled 1975 bond issue. District officials say collaboration with the county is needed to time potential bond elections and explore feasible water sources for the South Coast and beyond.
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County Water Agency
Board of Supervisors
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Francis Beattie
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Beattie
Carpinteria
Summerland
Goleta
Montecito
Robert Lieberknecht
Water Agency
Toups
Lieberknecht
Judges in county dispute financial disclosure filing
Four justice court judges in the county debate whether financial disclosure statements are required under new legislation. Judges Royce Lewellen of Solvang and Terry Cox of Lompoc had not filed by September 30. Lewellen aligns with the Superior Court stance that disclosures do not apply. Cox may share that view. County records show other Justice Court judges and all Municipal Court judges have filed.
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Lompoc
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Lompoc Panel OKs church project and cites sign warnings
Lompoc Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for Lompoc Trinity Church of the Nazarene to build a new church and related facilities on a North Pine Avenues to C Streets parcel. It ordered letters to 52 sign owners warning of 21 day grace periods for deficiencies.
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Lompoc
Bill Cruse
al Autry
Night Watch murder mystery tryouts continue in Civic Auditorium
Daily record reports tryouts for the murder mystery Night Watch continue tonight and Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Civic Auditorium 217 So L Street Casting is open to the public A cocktail party honoring Assemblyman and Mrs Don MacGillivray will be held at the Lions Inn from 6 to 8 p m Saturday A donation of 750 per person is asked for the open bar Checks may be made payable to MacGillivray for Senate and forwarded to Hugh D Young 293 E Central Ave Lompoc or presented at the Lions Inn The County Health Department immunization clinic is tomorrow 9 to 11 am in Veterans Memorial Building H Street and Locust Avenue
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County to study big Santa Ynez winery proposal
The County Office of Environmental Quality will prepare a full-scale environmental impact report on A Brooks Firestone’s Santa Ynez Winery plan on Zaca Station Road northwest of Los Olivos. The project would exceed 20 000 square feet and process 180 000 gallons yearly from 1 200 tons of grapes on 300 acres with 150 acres for vineyard use.
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Closing Stocks Quotations From Lang and Co Listing
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations via Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc 733 551. The brief item notes market closes and broker contact details for price reporting.
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Lompoc
Veterans benefits briefing with Quinn outlines continued programs
In an interview, Quinn notes no new changes to the veterans program but expects education benefits to rise. He explains many veterans are well briefed yet some delay claims, emphasizes pensions as earned rights, and shares his own dual role as veteran and Veterans Service Office advocate based in Vandenberg Village.
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County population growth pace questioned by officials
Santa Barbara County population growth may be under two percent annually, County Planning Director Britt Johnson told a Board of Supervisors meeting reviewing a Regional Housing Study for the Santa Barbara County Cities Area Planning Council. The Goleta Valley General Plan Advisory Committee faulted data from Quinton-Budlong as outdated and criticized the 90 percent growth projection for Goleta Valley by 1990. Supervisor Frank Frost said county staff should have been expanded to manage the revised General Plan instead of relying on Livingston and Blayney consultants.
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Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara County Cities
Goleta Valley
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Livingston and Blayney
San Francisco
Goleta Valley Maps At Risk In Goleta County Board
Goleta Valley developers seek a one year extension to save two tract maps for Cathedral Oaks Village comprising 79 residential units. The maps are tied to a Goleta County Water District moratorium and await court action as the Board considers exhaust rules and a state air pollution resolution.
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Insignis, Inc
Goleta Valley
Cathedral Oaks Village
Goleta County
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