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A test oil and gas well will move forward in the Cuyama Valley - Vimarsana News

A test oil and gas well will move forward in the Cuyama Valley

An exploratory oil and gas well, the first such project in recent memory in Santa Barbara County, and the first believed ever to be approved for a permit, will likely be drilled before next fall on a private ranch in the Cuyama Valley. Opponents did not appeal the county Planning Commission’s 4-1 approval.

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Cuyama Valley test oil, gas well will move forward after opponents pass on appeal - Vimarsana News

Cuyama Valley test oil, gas well will move forward after opponents pass on appeal

This week, opponents said they were disappointed in a Planning Commission vote of approval, but would not appeal to the county Board of Supervisors to overturn it.

A Test Oil and Gas Well Will Move Forward in the Cuyama Valley - Vimarsana News

A Test Oil and Gas Well Will Move Forward in the Cuyama Valley

An exploratory oil and gas well, the first such project in recent memory in Santa Barbara County, and the first believed ever to be approved for a permit,

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Strauss Wind Energy Project begins operating in Santa Barbara County - Vimarsana News

Strauss Wind Energy Project begins operating in Santa Barbara County

After years of going through the Santa Barbara County planning process, the Strauss Wind Energy Project is officially running—generating enough electricity to power about 40,000...

Company Wants to Drill Exploratory Oil Well in Cuyama, Next to Harvard's Grapes | Local News - Vimarsana News

Company Wants to Drill Exploratory Oil Well in Cuyama, Next to Harvard's Grapes | Local News

There are about 2,000 active oil wells in the North County, long past their boom days, spread over half a dozen vintage oil fields from Lompoc to the