Deer straying onto Highway 1 spur call for flashing lights

The North Coast Advisory Council meets Wednesday, June 21, 6:30 p.m., at Rabobank. Here are some items on the agenda:

▪  Guest speaker: San Luis Obispo County Code Enforcement Supervisor Art Trinidade will discuss efforts to correct vacation rental ordinance abuses.

▪  Land-use projects: Friends of the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve application for a minor use permit to remove eucalyptus trees near Highway 1 at the Santa Rosa Creek Bridge; California State Parks’ application for a minor use permit to install 85,000 square feet of solar carport canopies at Hearst Castle; variance request by Michael and Karen Windeler of Huntsville, Ala. for a variance to waive North Coast Area Planning Standard CW-8 to develop private onsite well and sewage disposal system for a proposed single-family residence on the 2800 block of Ramsey Street; Weinmeister proposed minor use permit to remodel an existing single-family residence on Leighton Street; Abraham proposed minor use permit for addition and remodel of single-family residence on Ardath Drive; proposed change to the secondary dwelling ordinance removing the requirement that the primary dwelling be owner-occupied.

▪  Traffic issues: Need for flashing signs and fencing on Highway 1 between Burton Drive and Cambria Drive in response to reports of multiple vehicle-vs.-deer crashes in the area; residents’ complaints about parking problems near NitWit Ridge.

The NCAC meets the third Wednesday of each month. Agendas are available the Friday before meetings at northcoastadvisorycouncil.org.

This story was originally published June 14, 2017 at 8:40 AM with the headline "Deer straying onto Highway 1 spur call for flashing lights."