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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 2006

Page

3

Shafter Council Hears Zoning Change and Grants

The Shafter City Council held a public hearing on rezoning 19.55 acres from Community Facilities to Low Density Residential and approving 84 single family lots plus a sump lot on the northwest corner of Mark Avenue and North Valley Street. Resolution 1810 was adopted and a new zoning ordinance introduction approved. The council also authorized a $1 205 Target Cooperative grant to the Police Department for an infrared night vision device, approved demolition of 464 Gibson Lane, set a landscape and lighting district fee at 1500, and approved a budget amendment for a new building inspector and related permits.

Shafter City Mark Avenue North Valley Street Shafter John Zrofsky Gibson Lane John Guinn Guinn Bakersfield

Florez Urges Shutdown Of Dangerous Rail Crossing

Senator Dean Florez of Shafter urges Kern County Supervisors to close Rudd Road at the Kratzmeyer Rudd rail crossing after an accident near Bakersfield. CPUC had recommended closure for safety, with potential funding in 2005-06, but the county opposed closing due to a housing development.

Dean Florez Shafter Kratzmeyer Rudd Road Bakersfield Kern County Board of Supervisors California Public Utilities Com CPUC Kern County Kern County Traffic Division Kern Fioréz Florez

IRS Opens 2006 Filing Season With A Revamped Site

The IRS launches the 2006 filing season with a redesigned IRS.gov, improved online tools, and enhanced electronic services. Californians have until April 17 to file due to the weekend. E-file growth continues, with refunds in about two weeks for direct deposits. Free File and AMT and EITC Assistants aid online filing and eligibility, including Katrina relief options.

Internal Revenue Service Wani California IRS Los Angeles Victor Omelczenko Mark W. Everson IRS. Gov Irs.gov Free

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