Richland teachers and district reach tentative contract pact
After a day of talks the Richland School District and Richland Teachers Association reached a tentative agreement ending a two month impasse. Ratification by teachers on August 30 and by the board on September 4 is expected. Superintendent Vera Stone praised the process and mediator help.
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Richland
Richland Teachers’ Association
Shafter Press
Richland School District Board of Trustees
Vera Stone
Dr. Stone
RTA
State Public Employees Relations Board
Sacramento
Stone
Tom Jones
Richland approves fees again for development impact
Richland School District Board of Trustees moved to send the developers fee proposal back to the Shafter City Council to secure approval for the state mandated plan. Fees per unit range 480 to 1,040 with larger homes priced higher and smaller units lower. The district projects overcrowding into 1984 85 and growth to 2,000 students by 1985 86. The board also approved six portable classrooms by Ted Brown Construction for the junior high after a February fire.
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Richland School District Board of Trustees
Shafter City Council
Richland Board
John Dobbs
Richland
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Kern County
City of
Shafter
Buttonwillow
Ted Brown Construction Company
EPA permit hearing questions PWI Lakern Road site
EPA hearing on Petroleum Waste Industries Lakern Road seven miles west of Buttonwillow focused on permit upgrade details. Consultant Clark Boli attacked plan flaws including solids handling, waste classification, and stricter solid waste disposal rules while EPA reiterated the permit would form a binding contract with phased analyses and monitoring requirements.
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Lakern Road
Buttonwillow
Clark Boli
Meredith Boli
EPA
PWI
Phil Wilson
Mark Filippini
Boli
Shafter Police Adds Two Officers to Force
The Shafter Police Department filled two vacancies with Kevin Lastovica a five year veteran and Mark Burrola a first year officer joining last week from Kern County Parks and Recreation and Bakersfield Police Department respectively. One more vacancy remains to be filled.
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Shafter
Kevin Lastovica
Kern County Parks and Recreation Department
Buena Vista Lake
Lastovica
Bakersfield
Mark Burrola
Shafter recreation district may lose 40000 in 1984 85 budget
SRPD faces a potential 40000 cut from its 1984 85 budget after a state assembly bill froze funds the district had expected to receive. District Manager Mike Kelley said restoration efforts are underway with Assemblyman Don Rogers' office and called the potential loss devastating. The group plans a sports complex with Shafter High School as a joint project. A Superior Court injunction has paused proceedings amid a lawsuit by the Shafter Citizens' Action Group, with a Sept 11 meeting set to address recreation district matters.
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Shafter Recreation and Parks District
Mike Kelley
Don Rogers
Kelley
Citizens
Shafter High School
Superior Court
Walter Condiey
Shafter Citizens’ Action Group
Condiey
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Petroleum Waste Incorporated
Melinda
David
Captain Pizzaz
Shafter Police
SRPD
Ieee Conan Kelley
Shafter City Chambers
Edsession
Gen Campbell
City Hall
Campbell
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