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86 modular townhomes under construction in Lompoc (opens the original)
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The 86 townhomes, known as The Village at PCH, are being built at 917 E. Walnut Ave. in Lompoc using modular construction and private investment. Developers say the project is intended to add more affordable housing options to the area. Ted Lawton, a representative for The Village at PCH, said the project is part of a broader effort to create housing options for residents who may fall between traditional affordable housing and higher-priced homes. “We have other modular housing projects that we’
Guadalupe voters to decide cannabis tax measure (opens the original)
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Guadalupe voters will decide in November whether to allow the city to establish a tax rate on cannabis businesses. The proposed measure would change how the city collects revenue from local cannabis businesses and could generate an estimated $80,000 annually, according to Guadalupe City Administrator David Trujillo. Currently, cannabis businesses pay into the city's Community Benefit Fund based on their gross earnings. Trujillo said the proposed cannabis tax would provide a more direct and trans
New Cabrillo High School mural connects ocean conservation with Chumash history (opens the original)
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LOMPAC, Calif. (KSBY) — Community members gathered at Cabrillo High School in Lompoc Wednesday night to celebrate the aquarium’s 40th year and the unveiling of a new Chumash kelp forest mural. The mural project was made possible through a partnership with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which provided $75,000 in funding for the project. Aquarium Director Greg Eisen said the mural is intended to highlight the importance of protecting t
NOAA radios recommended as Santa Barbara County prepares for storms (opens the original)
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The Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is encouraging residents to consider adding a NOAA Weather Radio to their emergency preparedness kits ahead of winter storms and other emergencies. County emergency management officials say the radios can provide emergency information when cell phones or other alert systems are unavailable. During severe weather, the National Weather Service can activate the system, causing compatible radios to sound a special alert tone and broadcast
New affordable housing project proposed in Guadalupe (opens the original)
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The Guadalupe City Council unanimously approved moving forward with the Dunes of Vista Apartments, a proposed seven-unit affordable housing project at 855 Pioneer Street. The project is being proposed by the Housing Authority of the County of Santa Barbara, also known as HASBARCO. The three-story, multifamily residential building would be located in an R-3 high-density residential zone. The building is anticipated to use modular construction, which city staff said could allow the housing units t
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