The project is within the Agriculture land use category in Pozo. The project is set to establish cannabis activities, including three acres of outdoor cultivation, 22,000 square feet of indoor cultivation, 16,000 square feet of ancillary nursery, 9.500 square feet of ancillary processing, and a parking modification to reduce the required parking spaces from 80 to 26. Supervisor Dawn Ortiz-Legg had served on the Planning Commission at the time and voted against the project and made her disclaimer that she approached the project with the data and information available at the time and made a finding based on facts with no prejudice and that she plans to do so again today with her role as a supervisor. The last item of the day was a hearing to consider an appeal of the planning commission’s denial for a cannabis project located in Pozo. A land analysis would be done to analyze the ground to see if any radiation exists and would be handled and treated. The presentation showed the areas that would have buildings removed, as well as the buildings that would remain or be built. Getting through this together, Paso RoblesĪ project update regarding the decommissioning of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant was made pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). 7 through 13 as California Retired Teachers Week in San Luis Obispo County, followed by a resolution commemoration of JoAnn Switzer on her retirement from the Cattlemen’s Association. Supervisor Bruce Gibson suggested not holding the item for a future discussion and approving the funds straight away to ensure the implementation could begin as soon as possible, but the motion to bring it back for a presentation at a future meeting was approved.įollowing the consent agenda, a resolution was heard recognizing Nov. It was addressed that the funds had already been approved for “alternative methods” and that these methods had been tested and proved in mental health scenarios for over fifty years. Two members of the community spoke in opposition to this item, resulting in Supervisor John Peschong making a motion to bring the subject back at a future meeting for a further discussion. The meeting opened with discussion around the consent agenda item 18: the request to approve an FY 2021-22 contract with Soundheal Inc in the amount not to exceed $175,320 to test the effectiveness of sound meditation in improving mental health outcomes.
2, for a regularly scheduled meeting at 9 a.m. SAN LUIS OBISPO - The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors met on Tuesday, Nov. The decommissioning project of Diablo is presented with updates
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