Draft Federal Part 70 Permits for the Team Operating – South Cat Canyon Stationary Source The Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (District) has issued four (4) draft federal Part 70 permits for the Team Operating, LLC. facilities that are part of the South Cat Canyon Stationary Source. The
Contaminated Soil Cleanup Project at 201 East Haley Street in Santa Barbara En Español Geosyntec Consultants has applied to the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (District) for a permit to operate a horizontal soil vapor extraction system with carbon adsorption controls, which will be tied into an existing
The Los Padres National Forest has tentatively scheduled a prescribed burn at Figueroa Mountain and various administrative sites on forest lands (Campgrounds, Trailheads, and Fire Stations) with a burn window of February 16 through April 30. The goal of the series of one-day burns is to reduce the risk of wildfire. Prescribed, or planned, fires typically burn less intensely than wildfires. Prescribed burns can help prevent the spread of wildfires and can reduce impacts to watersheds that can result in soil loss and sedimentation.
The Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (District) will hold a virtual public workshop and two public hearings on the proposed budget for fiscal year 2022-2023. A copy of the proposed budget is available for review: FY 22-23 Proposed Budget. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT VIRTUAL BUDGET WORKSHOP Tuesday, April
The Los Padres National Forest has tentatively scheduled a prescribed burn at Figueroa Mountain and various administrative sites on forest lands (Campgrounds, Trailheads, and Fire Stations) with a burn window of February 16 through April 30. The goal of the series of one-day burns is to reduce the risk of wildfire. Prescribed, or planned, fires typically burn less intensely than wildfires. Prescribed burns can help prevent the spread of wildfires and can reduce impacts to watersheds that can result in soil loss and sedimentation.
The Los Padres National Forest has tentatively scheduled a prescribed burn at Figueroa Mountain and various administrative sites on forest lands (Campgrounds, Trailheads, and Fire Stations) with a burn window of February 16 through April 30. The goal of the series of one-day burns is to reduce the risk of wildfire. Prescribed, or planned, fires typically burn less intensely than wildfires. Prescribed burns can help prevent the spread of wildfires and can reduce impacts to watersheds that can result in soil loss and sedimentation.
The Los Padres National Forest has tentatively scheduled a prescribed burn at Figueroa Mountain and various administrative sites on forest lands (Campgrounds, Trailheads, and Fire Stations) with a burn window of February 16 through April 30. The goal of the series of one-day burns is to reduce the risk of wildfire. Prescribed, or planned, fires typically burn less intensely than wildfires. Prescribed burns can help prevent the spread of wildfires and can reduce impacts to watersheds that can result in soil loss and sedimentation.
The Los Padres National Forest has tentatively scheduled a prescribed burn at Figueroa Mountain and various administrative sites on forest lands (Campgrounds, Trailheads, and Fire Stations) with a burn window of February 16 through April 30. The goal of the series of one-day burns is to reduce the risk of wildfire. Prescribed, or planned, fires typically burn less intensely than wildfires. Prescribed burns can help prevent the spread of wildfires and can reduce impacts to watersheds that can result in soil loss and sedimentation.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 28, 2022 Contacts: Lyz Bantilan, APCD Public Information Officer Phone: 805-979-8283 Samantha Scroggin, City of Lompoc Public Information Officer Phone: 805-875-8278, Cell: 805-757-3924 Nora Wallace, LVMC Public Relations Coordinator Phone: 805-737-5749 Solar-Powered EV Charging Stations Now Available At Lompoc Valley Medical Center LOMPOC, CA – Electric vehicle
Notice of Public Review and Comment Opportunity En Español Re: Contaminated Soil Cleanup Project at 690 E. Newlove Drive in Santa Maria The Santa Maria Cemetery District has applied to the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (District) for a permit to excavate and remove approximately 1,500 cubic yards
