County Supervisors Act On Lompoc Area Plans And Services
The county board approved reactivating the Fourth District Citizens Committee to review amendments to the circulation element for Lompoc Valley with hearings planned later this year. They cut the day care permit fee from 75 to 25 dollars, noted 98 unzoned permits, and eyed 230 permits outstanding. An agreement for a county wide tree library system was approved with 598,678 dollars for 1970-71 and per capita service at 2.30 dollars. Zone 3 Santa Maria and Zone 2 Lompoc tree library costs were set at 144,971 and 93,221 respectively. A joint powers pact with flood control and Lompoc covers a pedestrian bridge over Miguelito Channel. Public hearings were set for Oct 5 on abolishing Fire Zone 7 in Vandenberg Village and Mission Hills. Street lights for Waller Park Majestic area were approved along with low bids for Los Alamos County Park fencing 4266 dollars, sewer work 7156 dollars, and road resurfacing 12125 dollars. Letters opposed State Highway 1 freeway near Lompoc Wye were filed. Residents called for better law enforcement and fire protection in Cuyama Valley, with discussions of forming a special district.