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The city of Paso Robles released a statement regarding its pausing of downtown paid parking. The enforcement has been effective since yesterday, and will be done while the city ensures the program complies with parking ordinance 12.42, and associated laws and/or regulations. Paid on-street parking and associated enforcement will be suspended during this period. The…
The county of San Luis Obispo announced that the Cayucos pier will remain closed for inspection by engineers after the weekend storms. Calfire crews noticed damage on the pier on February 6th, and while the damage did not appear to be major, the pier will remain closed due to safety reasons until engineers can conduct…
The county board of supervisors unanimously approved funding for several affordable housing projects under the 2024 action plan. Funding for the three projects will be split between federal and state grants, as well as local funding through county title 29. The three projects approved by the board total to around 2.4 million dollars in funding.…
The city of Atascadero has released the agenda for its next city council meeting on Tuesday, February 13th. Outside of its consent agenda, the meeting contains only one public hearing item. The item is an appeal by an applicant for the development of a fuel station at 9590 El Camino Real. The planning commission has…
Patron Appreciation Breakfast A free patron appreciation breakfast will be hosted by the Paso Robles city library on Valentine’s day from 9 to 11 am. In addition to the breakfast, the library will have a card making station and photo backdrop for patrons to use. A story time for families will also be held at…
The proposed budget development calendar for this upcoming fiscal year was approved by the Paso Robles city council. The plan received unanimous approval by the council, with a budget and goals workshop for the public taking place on Saturday, March 2nd. The exact time the workshop will begin is still unknown, but city staff said…
A closed session item was discussed at last night’s Paso Robles city council meeting. The item was a conference with legal counsel regarding a cease and desist letter the city received, alleging the modifications made to the paid parking program violates the Brown Act and other state laws. City attorney Elizabeth Hull provided a report…
Press Release Pastor Change North County Christian Fellowship announced that its lead pastor, Steve Calagna, is stepping down. After more than 45 years of service, pastor Calagna will be “passing the mantle” to pastor Matthew Willis. This will take place during the church service on Sunday, February 11th. Pastor Calagna will continue at NCCF as…
The five year development impact fee compliance report for the city of Paso Robles will be presented during the next city council meeting. The report is currently available for public review online or at city hall. The impact fee reports includes the sewer development, transportation, general government, parks and recreation, and library impact fees. It…
PG&E announced that the Diablo Canyon decommissioning engagement panel is accepting applications to join the panel. While PG&E is pursuing steps to continue Diablo Canyon’s operations until 2030, and to renew their license, the company is still seeking input on future uses for the site. The non-regulatory stakeholder group provides community input to PG&E, with…
