More signs than animals at Anderson's Park Buellton
County Planning Commission heard investigators report on Anderson's Animal Park noting a proliferation of unapproved signs. Commissioner G Norman Bacon counted 96 signs with only two or three approved and observed 28 days with 26 signs on a day. Commission seeks legal action with district attorney.
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Anderson
Buellton
County Planning Commission
Planning Department
G. Norman Bacon
Bacon
Britt Johnson
State Offers County Help On Open Space Plans
The State Department of Fish and Game offered to assist county government in creating open space conservation elements within the General Plan. Director G Ray Arnett told Board Chairman Daniel G Grant that state and county interests align with recent legislation. He urged preservation of suitable wildlife habitat and noted the department can provide data on wildlife inventories and key habitats. Grant was informed of the proposal.
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State Department of Fish and Game
G. Ray Arnett
Board of Supervisors
Daniel G. Grant
State Department
County Supervisors
Arnett
Grant
White Cane Days Proclaimed in Lompoc by Mayor
Mayor Art Scott proclaims October 12 as White Cane Days in Lompoc. Lions Club members will collect donations on the street and at storefronts for the blind project. A White Cane Auction is set for October 2 in the Security Pacific bank lot at North H Street and Pine Avenue.
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Art Scott
Lompoc
Lions Club
Security Pacific Bank
H Street
Pine Avenue
Pine Ave
Santa Maria Man Hurt When Car Plunges Off Road
A Santa Maria man, James Hugy Denham, about 36, was injured when his car left Lompoc Casmalia Road near Vandenberg Main Gate, plunged down an embankment, caught fire, and was destroyed. He was ejected and taken to Vandenberg AFB Hospital then Mariann Hospital with a head injury.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
Casmalia
Vandenberg
James Hugy Denham
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Marian Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Denham
CHP
Father sues Lompoc schools over high school woodshop injury
Richard Diaz filed a 100000 personal injury suit in Santa Maria Superior Court against Lompoc Unified School District on behalf of his son Richard Davis Diaz. The complaint cites an April 15 accident at Lompoc High School woodshop with a joiner, alleging negligence and inadequate supervision and equipment.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Unified School District
Richard Davis Diaz
Santa Maria Superior Court
Richard Diaz
Lompoc High School
Planners reject polo club condominium plan
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission voted 6 to 3 against the Santa Barbara Polo Club’s plan for a 144 unit luxury condo project on polo grounds in Carpinteria Valley. Opponents warned of loss of open space and risks to polo recreation. club officials may appeal to the county supervisors.
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Polo Club
Santa Barbara
County Planning Commission
Carpinteria Valley
Commission
Omweg
Eugene Sexton
Goleta Valley
Harry Hicks
Portola Valley
Azusa Foothill Citrus Co
Board Seeks September Approval Of Sheriff Training Fund
The Board of Supervisors plan to approve a 35000 dollar reimbursable fund to establish a master training plan for Sheriff John W. Carpenter's department. Officials say the training gap existed before his January take over and the Sept 27 meeting will review the proposal after the auditor’s report.
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Board of Supervisors
John W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Citizens Plan Freeway Symposium in Santa Barbara
The County Citizens Planning Association will sponsor a freeway symposium in October following a Sept. 30 presentation by the State Division of Highways on the cross town U S 101 project. President David Gebhard says any solution will impact U S 101 into Goleta Montecito and Carpinteria valleys. Sessions are Oct. 4 11 18 and 23 at the Lobero Theatre.
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County Citizens Planning Association
Santa Barbara
State Division of Highways
Association
David Gebhard
Goleta Valley
Montecito
Carpinteria Valley
Lobero Theatre
County auction yields record 109000 in cooperative sale
County Purchasing Agent William Stickney reported a record 109000 total from a surplus equipment and contraband auction held September 4 with the county keeping 67000. Santa Barbara Santa Maria Lompoc City College and Goleta Water District joined in the sale selling about 200 vehicles and equipment. Santa Maria officials earned 15000 well above trade in expectations.
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William Stickney
Stickney
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Santa Barbara City
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