Planning commission drafts new ag policy for Shafter
The Shafter Planning Commission approved a draft Agricultural Element for the general plan to guide land use in farming areas, aiming to support marketing of agricultural products and limit residential encroachment. The plan, linked to upcoming annexation, moves to the city council for approval and includes public hearings.
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Shafter Planning Commission
Lawrence Tomasello
Tomasello
Shafter
Richland-Lerdo approves leasing for portable classrooms
Richland-Lerdo School District approved leasing ten relocatable classrooms one building for a teacher lounge and one for a restroom plus an office structure to ease crowding. Acting Superintendent George Wolters noted enrollment growth and planned additions for 1991 92 with orders for portable buildings to begin by January.
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Richland-Lerdo
Struc
Ture
George Wolters
Wolters
Shafter High schedules delay and activity day notice
Shafter High announces a delayed start on a minimum day from 10 05 a m to 3 p m with buses at 3 10 p m Teachers meet 8 10 a m and morning buses two hours late Wednesday October 10 an activity schedule ends classes at 2 p m and buses at 2 10 p m A Homecoming Tailgate Barbecue for the Class of 1991 Friday October 12 from 5 p m to 9 p m serves Tri tip salad baked potato and beverages cost 6 adults 3 children takeout available weather permitting contact Carla Lopez at 746 3183 for details.
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Shafter High School
Carla Lopez
Neighborhood meeting in Shafter on October 4
Kern County Community Development Program will hold a public meeting in Shafter at Veterans Hall 309 California Avenue on October 4 at 6 30 p m The Board of Supervisors expects about 3 5 million in Community Development Block Grant funds next year Residents business people and neighborhood service agencies can learn how they might benefit from the program and review how past funding was spent Funds may support housing improvements owner and renter occupied dwellings drains parks water systems and job opportunities for lower income residents involving the county and its agencies
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Shafter
Kern County
County Board of Supervisors
Whlei
Shafter Veteran's
California Avenue
Oppor
Tunity
Building permits rise in Kern County as activity rebounds
Kern County reports an 17 percent uptick in building permits in August reaching $62,902,152 in valuation, with year to date totals at $486,557,795 through August. City permits rise mainly in commercial and industrial projects. Assistant planners note 13 permits in September including two new residences and several remodeling jobs. no commercial permits issued in August.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
Ann Gu
Shaffer
Dick Trevino
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