Agency negotiates land swap with Myer over CVS site
The agency and Ivan Myer negotiate a property swap for the old Shafter Motel parcel at 4 Jonic Drive in a deal involving the CVS site Lerdo and a proposed 24 unit motel. A Resolution of Necessity hearing is set for April 4 to discuss public-interest findings and proceed with required legal steps.
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Guinn
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Planning Commission
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Shafter Community Events March to April Preview
The Shafter Lions sponsor a March 29 blood drive at the Veterans Hall from 1 30 to 6 30 p m Donating gives the Gift of Life The 55 Alive driver training by AARP on March 31 at Walker Senior Center costs 10 and offers car insurance discounts Babe Ruth tryouts are April 1 at Hudson Park from 3 to 5 p m for ages 13 to 15 the last signup day Daylight saving time begins at 2 a m on April 2 remember to set clocks forward Stingrays swim signups open at the Shafter Recreation Department for the team starting April 3.
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Hudson Park
East Euclid Avenue
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Gas prices strain Shafter residents as tax relief stalls
Shafter residents face rising fuel costs with weekly budgets strained by high gas prices. Democrats in Sacramento oppose a proposed AB 1706 tax cut, which would remove the gasoline sales tax and offer immediate relief, while critics like Briggs argue residents would benefit from surplus funds. Local drivers report hardship to travel to Bakersfield and nearby areas as City Manager Guinn warns relief may not come soon.
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Sacramento
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D-Shafter
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R-Clovis
Briggs
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Shafter
Bakersfield
Jim Gomez
Lost Hills
Tm Bucky
Gomez
John Guinn
Guinn
Shafter Downtown Revitalization bids opened at council
Residents and downtown merchants attended the Shafter Downtown Revitalization meeting as city bids for construction were opened. Project work was projected to begin late March or April due to bids exceeding estimates. City official Guinn cited a busy market and one bid doubling the estimate, noting pricing for trench work rose from seven dollars to twenty six.
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