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Grover Beach City Council. 6:30 p.m. City Hall, 154 S. Eighth St. 473-4567. www.grover.org. On the agenda: Protest hearing for property owners who will be charged costs of the city doing weed abatement on their lands; recommendation from the Fire Oversight Committee on consolidation of fire services with other communities; concept designs for proposed West Grand Avenue enhancement project; changes to the fiscal year 2009-10 budget. On TV: Live on Charter Channel 20 in Grover Beach; replayed at 1 a.m., 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily.
San Luis Obispo County Planning Commission. 9 a.m. County Government Center, 1055 Monterey St., San Luis Obispo. 781-5600. www.sloplanning.org. On the agenda: Continued hearing to consolidate historic, aesthetic, conservation, open space and energy elements of the county General Plan into one consolidated conservation and open-space element; update policies on “green building,” so-called greenhouse gas emissions, water conservation and use of “renewable” resources; amending of the plan’s housing policy element. Webcast: Live and archived at http://sn.im/slocountymeetings.
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Arroyo Grande Planning Commission. 6 p.m. City Council chambers, 215 E. Branch St. 473-5420. www.arroyogrande.org. On the agenda: Proposed wine-tasting room at Golden Bear Winery, 211 E. Branch St.; proposal by Deblaw Builders Inc. of Arroyo Grande to divide a 1.28-acre parcel at 605 Eman Court into three residential lots; proposed lot-line changes at 379 and 393 Corbett Canyon Road; plans to reconfigure and resurface Car Corral parking lot behind The Village Grill, Sportscard Shop and Bill’s Cleaners on East Branch Street.
Paso Robles City Council. 7:30 p.m. City Hall/Library Conference Center, 1000 Spring St. 237-3888. www.prcity.com. On the agenda: Acting as the city’s Redevelopment Agency board, consider authorizing sale of up to $16 million of nonvoter-approved bonds to finance projects west of the Salinas River; consider a $50,110 agreement with the county’s Animal Services Division; designate a delegate for the 2009 League of Cities Annual Conference in September. On the radio: Live on KPRL-AM 1230.
Pismo Beach City Council. 5:30 p.m. City Hall, 760 Mattie Road. 773-7003. www.pismobeach.org. On the agenda: Downtown parking update, including introduction of a trial run for payment kiosk that would take currency in addition to credit cards and proposed uniform three-hour seasonal time limit for downtown parking; ocean water quality update; proposal to seek federal “economic stimulus” money for fire station construction; opportunity for public testimony on proposed tax district to fund tourism promotion by levying a charge on hotel receipts; whether to extend an interim ordinance barring new permits for home construction on “substandard” lots between Vista Del Mar and Terrace avenues; sewer line maintenance agreement with Martin Resorts; contract with Utility Service Company for washout inspection and disinfection of the city reservoirs; application for financial assistance for proposed Storm Water Treatment Project, using city matching funds. On TV: Live on Charter Channel 20 in Pismo Beach; replayed at 1 a.m., 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily.
San Luis Obispo City Council. 7 p.m. City Hall, 990 Palm St. 781-7100. www.slocity.org. On the agenda: Public hearing on the revised ordinance that limits and regulates the conversion of mobile home parks to other uses. On TV: Live on Charter Channel 20 in San Luis Obispo. Replayed at 7 p.m. Wednesday, 8 a.m. Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Wednesday
Nipomo Community Services District Board of Directors. 9 a.m. District Boardroom, 148 S. Wilson St. 929-1133, http://nipomocsd.com. On the agenda: Protest hearing on proposed property tax to fund park projects; vote on Phase I of proposed Santa Maria supplemental water pipeline; Olde Towne Nipomo Association request for help in installing and removing banners and flags; policy guidance on well level monitoring and reporting; board President Jim Harrison’s request to have district sponsor a “sustainable communities” workshop. NOTE: Board will adjourn 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. to attend the public County/Cal Fire ribbon-cutting ceremony at 450 Pioneer Ave.
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