Welcome to the Coalition of Labor Agriculture & Business of San Luis Obispo County.

COLAB’s mission is to promote the common business interests of its members by providing information and education on issues which have or may have an impact on its membership.

To achieve its mission, COLAB will engage in political activities which promote those common business interests and in doing so foster a positive image for agriculture, business and labor in the community.
COLAB shall represent its members before the San Luis Obispo Board of Supervisors and any other local or national governing body and if necessary take legal or administrative action for the mutual benefit of the members.

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COLAB San Luis Obispo
This Weeks SLO County Weekly Update
 November 10th thru November 16th, 2019
EARLY WARNING:
APCD HEARING BOARD

THE HEARING BOARD HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that it will conduct a public hearing on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2019, at 9:00 a.m. The location of the hearing will be the South County Regional Center, 800 West Branch Street, Arroyo Grande, California. Interested persons may appear at this hearing and give testimony.
DUNES DUST PLAN VIOLATIONS

THIS WEEK

NOOSE TIGHTENS ON DUNES RIDING
APCD TO APPOINT HEARING BOARD MEMBERS
THEY GO INTO ACTION ONLY 5 DAYS LATER
THEY COULD SHUT DOWN THE DUNES

NO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING

CANNABIS AND AG WORKER HOUSING AT PC

LAST WEEK

BUILDING AND FIRE CODE CHANGES SET FOR
NOVEMBER 19, 2019 HEARING

FEE INCREASES FOR PLANNING, AG COMMISSIONER,
PUBLIC HEALTH & PUBLIC WORKS SET FOR
NOVEMBER 19, 2019 HEARING

$500,000 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR PG&E POWER
SHUTOFFS APPROVED

ECON DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS WITH EVC AND
SLO HOTHOUSE – APPROVED NOTHING
ON DIABLO RETENTION

DRAFT LETTER REPUDIATING STATE AND LOCAL
ACCUSATIONS ON PASO WATER PLAN
APPROVED IN CONTENTIOUS DISCUSSION

SLOCOG BUYER’S REMORSE ON STACK & PACK
$15 MILLION HOMELESS GRANT APPLICATION
APPROVED THE HOMELESS INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
MARCHES ON

BUDGET GOVERNING FINANCIAL PRINCIPLES ADOPTED

BUDGET PREPARATION SUBSTANTIVE PRIORITIES ADOPTED

EXCELLENT 5-YEAR FINANCIAL MODEL WARNINGS PRAISED

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT WORK PROGRAM ADOPTED

PUBLIC FACILITIES EXACTION FEE INCREASES APPROVED

PASO WATER BASIN OFFSET REQUIREMENTS EXTENDED
FOR 2 YEARS AND MAY BE EXTENDED FURTHER
UNTIL SGMA PLAN BECOMES OPERATIONAL
SLO COLAB IN DEPTH
(SEE PAGE 26)

EXTREME GAS COSTS, HOMELESS DRUGGIES,
WATER SHORTAGE, DETERIORATING ROADS,
FAILING SCHOOLS: WHO IS TO BLAME?

The Alternate Universe of the California of today belongs
to Jerry Brown, Gavin Newsom, and Nancy Pelosi
BY KATY GRIMES

IS CALIFORNIA BECOMING PREMODERN?
BY VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
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