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 policy analysis and recommendations 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 DINNER FUNDRAISER EXCITING
VERY SUCCESSFUL
Thank you to all the spirited participants, supporters, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers for a spectacular, patriotic, and energizing evening. The Madonna Inn staff was absolutely fabulous, and the steaks came out perfectly cooked and hot.



GREAT RAFFLE PRIZES AND LIVE AUCTION ITEMS
TEMPTED MANY
WE ALSO CELEBRATED THE UKRAINIAN PATRIOTS WITH CHEERS

COLAB San Luis Obispo
This Weeks SLO County Weekly Update
May 15th thru May 21st, 2022

THIS WEEK - HEAVY POLICY

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BUSY AGENDA

GROWTH MANAGEMENT LIMITS FOR NIPOMO
SET HEARING FOR JUNE 7TH

REPEAL OF HOUSING IN LIEU TAX SET FOR JUNE 7TH

MORE FEDERAL RESCUE PLAN SLUSH MONEY

STELLAR JOB ON PUBLIC DEFENDER CONTRACTS
BY CAO’S OFFICE

$400K REACH ECON DEVELOPMENT GRANT

FY 2021-22 FINANCIAL AUDIT AND REPORT

3RD QUARTER FY 2021-22 FINANCIAL REPORT

INTRODUCTION OF FY 2022-23 ANNUAL BUDGET
$961.7 MILLION ALL IN – WHEN DEPENDENT
DISTRICTS COUNTED
COUNTY SOON TO JOIN THE BILLION DOLLAR CLUB

COUNTY CHARTER CONSIDERATION -
MORE LOCAL CONTROL
STOP GOVERNORS FROM FILLING SUPERVISOR VACANCIES

LARGE APCD FEE INCREASES PROPOSED
FROM 6% TO 14.7% ACROSS THE BOARD

LAFCO AGENDA LITE

LAST WEEK - BAD POLICY

NO BOS MEETING
DYING OF THIRST IN THE DARK IN CALIFIORNIA
CENTRAL COAST ENERGY AUTHORITY IN TROUBLE 8 OF THEIR 15 ENERGY “SUPPLIERS” ABROGATING ON CONTRACTS - COUNTY BOS CONSERVATIVES LOOK SMARTER THAN EVER FOR AVOIDING RUSH TO CCE

CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION UNANIMOUSLY KILLS MAJOR
DESALINATION PLANT

INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
PRELIMINARY PROPOSED FY 2022-23 BUDGET
YOU WILL PAY MORE TO RECYLCE YOUR WET GARBAGE
EMERGENT ISSUES

COVID LOW HERE - LEFT EVER HOPEFUL FOR A CRISIS

APCD REALLY GETS SUED HARD THIS TIME
THE WEEKLY UPDATE WILL NOT PUBLISH
FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 22 - 28TH

COLAB IN DEPTH
SEE PAGE 32

A MESSY NECESSITY
President Biden’s $6 billion nuclear bailout aims to patch
up an industry damaged by bad energy policies.
BY JAMES B. MEIGS

CALIFORNIA PREPARES FOR ENERGY SHORTFALLS
IN HOT, DRY SUMMER
California likely will have an energy shortfall equivalent to
what it takes to power about 1.3 million homes.
BY KATHLEEN RONAYNE

THE EXASPERATED AMERICAN
Will the voters channel their furor at this regime of lies into
an unprecedented turnout at the polls in November?
BY VICTOR DAVIS HANSON


CLICK HERE To DownloadThis Weeks Report PDF




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