Hearing dates set for four weekly Plan amendments
County Planning Commission schedules November hearings for General Plan amendment applications. Goleta Valley hearings on Nov 3. Santa Ynez Valley on Nov 10. Lompoc area on Nov 17. Guadalupe area on Nov 24, with other dates possible for new cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Commission
Goleta Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Lompoc
Guadalupe Area
Fred Rice
F.E Wendel
Atascadero Creek
Walnut
Petan Co
Alisal Ranch
Solvang
Insignis, Inc
Refugio
Guadalupe
Commission
Perry Auto Wrecking Yard
Lompoc Valley
Olive
Bodget Rd
County supervisors consider November deadline for agricultural preserves
The Board of Supervisors may set a November 30 deadline for filing and receiving applications for agricultural preserves for the tax lien year starting March 1, 1972. The County Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee urged the timing to allow processing before March 1. The Planning Commission approved seven preserves in Carpinteria Valley and Santa Maria area and continued a hearing on an eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
County Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
Carl Kraemer
County Planning Commission
Bonebakker
Bradley
Vedder Co
Carpinteria Valley
Roberts
Buckley
Guadalupe
O Brien
Buellton
Fidel
Silva
Santa Maria
District Commission
Joe Omweg
Carpinteria Territory
Andrew Sexton
City of
Carpinteria
Grounded: Garfunkel the jet roaming cat finally found
Garfunkel a housecat from Oshkosh Wisconsin was grounded after wandering a Northwest Orient 747 for about a month. He escaped Aug 19 during a flight to Anchorage to join owner Steve Smirnott Alaska Methodist University PR director. Airline officials say the cat logged over 100000 flying miles. Maintenance men lured him from the fuselage with cat food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfunkel
Anchorage
Steve Smirnott
Alaska Methodist University
Orient
West Coast
New York
Chicago
Boeing Company
Probation Officer Plan Put Off By County Board
County supervisors delayed action on a joint powers agreement with Lompoc Unified School District to hire a full time probation officer for truancy. A one week continuance was approved after Supervisor Francis H Beattie urged more study and liaison with Probation Officer Clifford Romer. Romer supported a senior officer level while the personnel officer favored a lower paid post. The district will fund the position if federal funds fail to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Unified
Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Clifford Romer
Romer
Old homesteaders cabin to be preserved as museum piece at Lake Nacimiento resort
Landmark 100 year old cabin built by Ernest and Mary Shuey in the late 1800s with wooden peg nails and hand hewn beams will be kept as a museum. GRD president Harry L. Browne notes the cabin features a deep root cellar the county’s coolest place. GRD opens fourth increment of 296 waterfront and lake view lots in its 3,000 acre private development for property owners only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Resource Development Corporation
Lake Nacimiento
Harry L. Browne
Ernest
Mary Shuey
San Luis Obispo County
GRD
Lakeview
Want Ads Deliver Strong Response for Local Advertisers
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Polo Club faces setback as public hearing for condo plan continues
County Planning Commission keeps September 22 date for a public hearing on Santa Barbara Polo Club rezoning and a 144 unit condo complex with expanded equestrian facilities. Spokesman Harry Hicks says condo sales will fund polo operations, while road realignments and open space issues draw county concerns. Adjacent owners view financing as relying on condo sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Commission
Hicks
County Road Department
Evan Pickett
Foothill
Polo Club
Road Department
Nidiver Rd
G. Norman Bacon
California Senate approves VD education bill despite opposition
The California Senate voted 21 to 10 to let public school pupils learn about venereal disease without parental consent, returning the bill to the Assembly. Supporters argued awareness is crucial as venereal disease among youths rises, while opponents warned it weakens sex education restrictions and risks unapproved classroom material.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
California
March Fong
Oakland
Assembly
Arlen Gregorio
Dsan Mateo
Gregorio
John Harmer
Rllendale
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Everett, Wash
Oshkosh, Wis
Northwest Orient Airlines
Harry Hicks
Portola Valley
Mars
Pasadena
American Mariner 9
Red Planet
Robert H. Steinbacher
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Earth
Mariner
Cape Kennedy
Azusa_ Foothill Citrus Co
Omweg
Sexton
Harry Powell
Edwin Baker
Nada
Clark and Larsson, Inc
E. Ocean Ave
Calif
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