Santa Barbara seeks lift of sewer ban and bond push
Santa Barbara officials urged the Central Coast regional water board to lift the sewer connection ban imposed last spring for inadequate ocean discharge treatment. The board will consider the request at the Oct 12 hearing. Mayor Firestone and City Administrator Petrie outlined interim fixes and progress including digestion equipment and chemical treatment. They cited sludge disposal as a regional sign of improvement and noted a forthcoming second vote in November on a multi million dollar bond for a larger sewage plant to handle growth.
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Santa Barbara
Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board
Gerald Firestone
Clifford Petrie
Santa Barbara Area
W. F. Gerard
W. F. Gerard, and County Public Works
Norman W. Caldwell
Tax rates corrected for two county special districts
County Auditor-Controller Paul E. Floyd reports clerical errors in 1972-73 tax levies for Buellton Community Services street lighting and Carpinteria Mosquito Abatement. Board of Supervisors will adopt a resolution to fix Buellton’s rate to 1.27 dollars and reduce Carpinteria’s levy from seven to five cents. districts concur with Floyd’s finding.
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Paul E. Floyd
Buellton
Carpinteria
Floyd
Board of Supervisors
70 71 ag preserve contracts invalid
County authorities were informed by the State Resources Agency that agricultural preserve contracts used in 1970 and 1971 are invalid and must be modified by October 31 to keep the county eligible for open space subventions. An attorney general opinion cited lacking enforceable restrictions under the 1965 act.
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State Resources Agency
Attorney Generals Office
State Board of Equalization
Santa Barbara County
County Rejects Tennis Courts Requirement for Townhomes
Goleta Valley approved an 85 unit townhouse project without tennis courts. County Planning Commission sided with developer Don Mallas, noting six acres of open space allows higher density. Mallas argued grass and trees for play suffice and that tennis facilities would push prices beyond buyer limits.
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County Planning Commission
Rod Barrette
Goleta Valley
Don Mallas
Walnut la
Atascadero Creek
Mallas
Project FIND volunteers begin training in Lompoc area
The nationwide Project FIND outreach to enroll seniors in federal food assistance starts with orientation at First Presbyterian Church in Lompoc. Trainer Mrs. Tracy Swigart and Red Cross volunteer Laura Stites lead a session for volunteers and call for more help to reach eligible elderly residents. Call RE 6-8710 or Santa Barbara Red Cross for details.
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Lompoc
First Presbyterian Church
Tracy Swigart
Santa Barbara County
Laura Stites
Red Cross County
White House
American Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Social Security Administration
FIND
Park Commission set to discuss fire danger and park complaints
County Park Commission meets Thursday in Santa Barbara to tackle Nojoqui Falls camping closure after fire department clearance and resident complaints about Santa Ynez County Park. Also on agenda are boat rental fees at Lake Cachuma, Isla Vista nudist beach request, Cachuma Trailer Resort purchase, and Arroyo Burro concession hours.
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Nojoqui Falls
Santa Ynez County Park
County Park Commission
County Engineering
Santa Barbara
Nojoqui Park
Santa Ynez Park
Commission
Lake Cachuma
Isla Vista
Cachuma Trailer Resort
Arroyo Burro
YMCA Father Son and Mother Daughter Programs Grow Fast
The Lompoc Valley YMCA promotes Y-Indian Guides and Y-Indian Maidens for families. Tribes of six to nine families meet at home to share crafts hiking camping and stories. Fathers and mothers and children six years and older participate to strengthen families and communities. Contact RE6-YMCA for details.
Plan Commission Faces Broad Agenda Across County
The County Planning Commission opens a large midweek session with public hearings on Goleta Valley amendments to the general plan and an open space element. Cases include rezones from agricultural to industrial in Santa Maria, density changes to duplex, and tentatively approved developments such as nine hole golf courses and a 183 unit University Village complex in Goleta Valley. Several conditional use permits seek preschool facilities.
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Tepusquet Canyon
Carpinteria
Goleta Valley
Commission
County Engineering
Thomas Adam
Santa Maria
Betteraviad
Bradley Rd
Ben R. Satterfield
Sueno Rd
Cathedral Oaks Rd
Tepusquet
Carpinteria Valley
Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church
Orcutt
Simonsen-Le Mans Development Co
Casa la Cumbre Development
Bieja Dr
Ski Team Diet Claims 20 Pound Loss In Two Weeks
An advertisement touts a weight loss diet called the Ski Team Diet used by the U.S. Women’s Alpine Ski Team claiming 20 pounds shed in 14 days. It promises non starved, full energy with simple steps and invites orders by mail for $2.00 plus rush service.
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U.S
Colorado
O.K
R.D.S
P.O
Dept
del Mar
California
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