Summerland approves low rent for four artists at old county yard
The Board of Supervisors revised a license agreement with four artists renting the renovated Summerland county road yard building for 50 dollars monthly. They voided a prior motion to require signed terms by last May 10. Residents praised the plan as an arts and crafts center while critics questioned giving county property for nominal rent. The artists have cleared debris and performed repairs at no cost, previously occupying the buildings.
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Board of Supervisors
Old County Road Yard
Summerland
Frank J. Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
Goleta Area Study Get State Planning Funds
County supervisors approved applying to the state Council on Intergovernmental Relations for planning funds to implement the Arthur D. Little study on Goleta Valley governance. The CIA opened a filing period to Sept 30 for planning assistance, with potential follow up on annexation or incorporation as a Phase 3 project.
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State Council On Intergovernmental Relations
Arthur D. Little
Goleta Valley
CIA
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Little
Area Planning Council
Lundberg Named Resident Manager at Cojo Ranch
Bradley Lundberg 33 takes over as resident manager of Cojo Ranch after resigning as city fireman. He and his wife Susan live at 325 South K Street with sons Brent and Steven. Floyd Smith, promoted to general manager of Bixby Ranch’s Cholem Division, will move to San Luis Obispo.
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Bradley Lundberg
Cojo Ranch
Lundberg
South K St
Susan
Brent
Steven
Floyd Smith
Cholem
Bixby Ranch Company
Smith
San Luis Obispo
4-H Club Week planned in Santa Barbara County
4-H clubs in Santa Barbara County join statewide efforts October 7 to 13 as 4-H leaders organize exhibits demonstrations and activities. Josephine Van Schaick notes 350 local youth are involved through junior leadership with 9 to 19 year olds and more than 9 000 California youths statewide.
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Santa Barbara
California
Josephine W. van Schaick
Board of Supervisors
James Slater
van Schaick
Steve Adam
Esperanza
Sisquoc
Mary Pat Anthony
Golden Oak
Santa Maria
Allison Berry
Goleta
Dale
Farnum
Ellwood
Sara Faulhaber
Steve Giorgi
el Rancho
Mary
4-H
Farm and Home Advisors
Santa Barbara County
E. Carrillo Street
W. Tunnell Street
Exxon Santa Ynez unit seen as major oil discovery
Robert Sharp, a retired drilling engineer, says the Santa Ynez unit in the Santa Barbara Channel could hold two to four billion barrels, one of the largest fields in the region. He urges emphasis on the environmental report and public hearings set for Oct 2–4 in Santa Barbara. Supervisor Slater to represent the county. Tunnell may oppose his draft presentation.
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Board of Supervisors
Exxon Company
Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara Channel
Department of Interior
Santa Barbara
Curtis Tunnell
Slater
Tunnell
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Emmett Edwards
Goleta Area
University of California 4-H
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National Institutes of Health
Lupus
Erythematosus Foundation
Raymond L. Teplitz
Los Angeles
UPI
Radha
Los Angeles Zoo
Lompoc
Yolande Calvert
Calvert
Lane
la Graciosa
Orcutt
Dan Marchiando
East
Donald Warren
George Hughes
Armstrong
Solarian
West Ocean — RE
Exxon Oil Field
Robert Sharp
County Counsel’s Office
State Attorney General’s Office
James M. Slater
Mission Federal Saving Time
Mission Federal
Mission Federal Savings
North H Street
Tri CounTies
San Luis Obispo, Ojai
Camarillo
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