The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 26

THE SUN-B-5 Thursday, June 29, 1 972 IjAFC Hears Victorville Adelanto Bicker Over George AFB munity not be in a position to Individually blackmail the regional airport." Allen said the City Council now agrees to rejoining CSA 60 on the basis that the airport needs regional financial support and provides services of regional importance. On the basis of yesterday's actions, Adelanto Road would be the eventual dividing line between the two cities in L. TTnll.f could be added to the city's present 15 square miles and the nine square miles it is now moving to annex. The proposed Adelanto annexations at the four corners of the city were opposed in a 4-1 vole by LAFC public member William T. Hartzell of Redlands, who noted the four areas contain only 15 residents and concluded they do not yet need municipal services.

But DeAguilera argued the areas should be brought into the city now, mum By BILL ROGERS Sun-Telegram Staff Writer SAN BERNARDINO Victorville and Afjelanto engaged in initial skirmishes yesterday over which should evpntually aflfcex George Air Force Base. But they dJji; finally agree on what could soon become their first common boundary lira south of the base during "zone ofStnfluence" hearings before the Local Agwicy Formation Commission. rfter the dust had settled, the LAFC approved preliminary zones of influence which could more thau triple Victor-vQle's present size and double the size of-Adelanto. 'Jit the same time, the commission eijrjorsed proposed Adelanto annexations of -nine square miles on condition that the. city help finance Apple Valley Air-orj by rejoining County Service Area 60.

City officials, who exercised their prerogative of dropping out of CSA 60 after Aiielanto incorporated last year, agreed t(J the stipulation. Jhe "zone of influence" hearings continued a series begun last week to determine how far the county's 14 cities afld 150 special districts should be allowed to extend their boundaries. reaffirming a 11166 action giving Victorville exclusive annexation righls in-areas of about 32 square miles beyond its. preesnt 15 square mile limits, the at least temporarily rejected the cgy's requests for zone extensions covering approximately another 15 square trifles. area, is faster growing and is the community with which most military residents identify.

In rebuttal, Adelanto City Manager James F. Allen said his city can provide a full range of services to the base, and he added, "No matter how you cut it, the City of Victorville provides no services other than streets." Allen noted that fire, water, park and sewer services are provided in Victorville by special districts which might or might not want to serve the base, and that the city contracts for its police force. "When It came to making a recommendation on that one (George Air Force Base), I simply ducked out of the responsibility," said LAFC Executive Officer Robert B. Rigney. Rigney said one city or the other could benefit from additional gas tax allotments and similar revenues if it annexed the base, but he said neither city has shown how the base would benefit.

He said the question can be considered In zone hearings later this year. Noting the absence of any expression by base officials, Rigney added, "I suppose they're wisely keeping a discreet silence at. this time." The LAFC extended Adelanto's zone to encompass an additional 10 square miles south to Falmdale Road, the northern boundary of Baldy Mesa County Water District. This area eventually The commission indicated it would want to confer with agencies serving the Oro Grande area to the north, Apple Valley to the east and Baldy Mesa to the southwest before finally ruling on these requests later this year. Victorville officials asked for zone expansions of about 12 square miles to the Quartzite Mountain area north or Oro Grande, about 2 square miles southwest to what would be the intersection of Bear Valley and Adelanto roads and more than a square mile that could carry the city clearly across the Mojave River into a developing area east of the junction of the river and the Barstow Freeway.

On the basis of past property owner interest in joining the former Adelanto Community Services District, the LAFC allowed Adelanto to attempt an annexation as far east as Victorville city limits George Air Force Base south to Holly Road. There was some discussion of leaving a half square mile in that area as a "no man's land" between the two cities, but the LAFC was finally swayed by Adelanto planning assistant James DeAguilera's argument that a common boundary "will encourage rapport" between Victorville and Adelanto officials. Victorville Tlanning Director Richard Nelson contended his city rather than Adelanto should eventually annex the Air Force base because Victorville is the main population center of the desert partly so that they can help pay for the over-sizing of water lines that eventually will serve, them. The annexation moves are still subject to protest procedures and a hearing before the Adelanto City Council. Rigney noted that some Adelanto citizens had complained the LAFC was employing "blackmail" by refusing to allow the annexations unless the city rejoins CSA 60, but he added: "The staff is also concerned that the com EffiW "STITCHER" Famous Name Sport Coat I latest In style and fashion.

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About three months is allowed for the job. The salt is used for snow and Ice control at higher elevations. me area souin ui mmy xunu. JUNE 29 Glendale Firm Will Landscape Cal-Slale Area SAN BERNARDINO A Glendale firm is the apparent low bidder for the landscaping of approximately 114,000 square feet around the new Commons Building at California State College, San Bernardino. Moulder Brothers was the lowest of four bidders with a quotation of $90,840.

High bid was from Roy Barnett of Riverside at Other bidders were Valley Crest Landscape, Santa Ana, and GTS Long Beach. After bids are checked by the chancellor's office, the contract should be awarded in approximately two to three weeks. The landscaping is to be completed within 90 days. The project includes grading, paving, irrigation system, lighting and the plantings. A sunken patio, approximately 85 feet square, will be constructed on the north side of the split-level Commons.

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of Los Angeles. Work is to be completed in about six months. A $30,150 contract for sign post improvements on the Barstow Freeway at various points between the Mojave River and Barstow, and on Route 40 between Barstow and the Arizona line, have been awarded to R. E. Mulkins of Goleta.

The project calls for installation of breakaway bases that can reduce the effect of collision when struck by a car. About 10 weeks is allowed for completion. A $14,271 contract for landscaping 3.6 miles of the Barstow Freeway through Victorville has been awarded Donel Belsby of Hawaiian Gardens. Trees, shrubbery and ground cover is to be planted from just south of the Palmdale Road overcrossing to the Mojave River Bridge. Shrubbery planted In the median will protect motorists from headlight glare.

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Five other contracts for $391,175 in highway projects in San Bernardino and Riverside counties also have been awarded, Moe said. The Yeager contract calls for construction of 3.4 miles. It requires interchanges at. River fioad and Street and completion of an interchange with U.S. Highway 95, and and overhead structure to carry the freeway over the Santa Fe Railway tracks.

When completed about next May, the the new Interstate 40 alignment between section will provide the final link in Barstow and the Arizona line. A $255,415 contract for resurfacing 50 miles of mountain highways in San Bernardino and Riverside counties was awarded to Gulf Oil Corp. of Van Nuys. It includes: 11.4 miles of the Rim of the World Highway between the Crestline In SBVC TV Now Linked Willi PBS SAN BERNARDINO At 4 p.m. yesterday a button was pushed at.

the San Rernardinn Valley College studios of KVCR-TV Channel 24 and almost immediately the station was in direct connection with the Public Broadcasting System (PBS; In Washington, D.C. Suddenly "Sesame Street's" picture became clearer and the color became more natural. The sound was better. Channel 24 will no longer lose in transmission by having its network programs relayed from Los Angeles via Channel 28, a system in effect for five years. And many, many more programs will be received live In San Bernardino.

For instance, tonight's 7 o'clock conference of President Nixon will come directly to San Bernardino from the Capitol. Donald W. Hunt, chairman of San Bernardino Community College District board of trustees, and Dr. Raymond F. Ellerman, district superintendent, pressed the button that switched the line directly to Washington.

Edward R. Rothhaar, chairman of VC's Division of Telecommunications, was master of ceremonies as several faculty members and students watched the changeover. KVCR will be 10 years old Sept. 10. It is the pioneer educational TV station in Southern California.

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