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Published: Monday, Sep. 12, 2011

Government Watch: A roundup of this week’s agendas

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Arroyo Grande City Council/Redevelopment Agency. Meets Tuesday, 7 p.m. 473-5400. On the agenda: consider extending an interim affordable housing loan agreement with Habitat for Humanity; consider an offer of sale for a billboard at 145 E. Branch St. and the loan agreement between the city and the redevelopment agency.

Atascadero City Council. Meets Tuesday. 461-5000. Determine whether to continue priority projects for the redevelopment agency while the state Supreme Court reviews Gov. Jerry Brown’s push to dismantle the agencies; $1 million contract to design the downtown pedestrian bridge and Centennial Plaza projects; consider angled parking on El Camino Real between Morro Road and Traffic Way; reject all bids for the Lake Park Sign and Frontage project and rebid.

Atascadero Unified School District board of trustees. Meets Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. 462-2400. On the agenda: Review of the revised Atascadero High School master plan; update on school improvement bond projects.

County Board of Supervisors. Meets Tuesday. 9 a.m. County government building, 1055 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo 781-5011. On the agenda: Buying an airport sweeper at the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport; selling surplus land in California Valley; status report on Oceano flood mitigation efforts; adding a county representative to a peer-review panel studying seismic activity related to the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant.

Pismo Beach Planning Commission. Meets Tuesday. 773-4658. On the agenda: continued public hearing for a development permit to construct a 10,148 square-foot fire station and related improvements on a vacant lot at 65 Ventana Road; a presentation of the urban water management plan.

Templeton Community Services District. Meets Tuesday. 434-4900. Review of proposed ban on plastic and paper carryout bags.

Lucia Mar Unified School District Board of Trustees. Meets Tuesday. 474-3000. Interviews of applicants for the open school board seat.

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