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peer-reviewed research article

Local planning for future water supplies: Santa Barbara County case study

authors

George E. Goodall, University of California
Warren E. Bendixen, University of California
Jack L. Bivins, University of California
Wayne A. Jensen, University of California
Marvin J. Snyder, University of California
Robert M. Hagan
George E. Goldman

publication information

California Agriculture 31(5):6-7. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v031n05p6. May 1977.

author affiliations

George E. Goodall is University of California Farm Advisors in Santa Barbara County; Warren E. Bendixen is University of California Farm Advisors in Santa Barbara County; Jack L. Bivins is University of California Farm Advisors in Santa Barbara County; Wayne A. Jensen is University of California Farm Advisors in Santa Barbara County; Marvin J. Snyder is University of California Farm Advisors in Santa Barbara County; Robert M. Hagan is Extension Environmentalist, U.C. Davis; George E. Goldman is Extension Economist, U.C., Berkeley.

abstract

Abstract Not Available – First paragraph follows:

Planning for water supply and for land use in agricultural areas has taken on new significance with enhanced public environmental awareness, new anti-pollution legislation, high costs of construction and energy, and increased economic opportunities for specialized agricultural commodities.

author notes

Among early participants in these studies were L.T. Wallace, Extension Economist, U.C., Berkeley, and Thomas E. Dickinson, Agricultural Economist, U.C. Davis. Interns participating in various phases were A.T. Nakazawa, Nancy Leman, Sanford Miller, Darryl Joyner, and Jeffery Newton.


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