By Camas Frank
Dry planning presentations are no strange things at SLO City Council meetings but some extra ears perked up Jan. 6 for a report on the Cal Poly Master Plan.
Linda Dalton, interim university planning officer, gave a rundown of the school’s timetable for the plan. The university has already held two outreach meetings in town to conduct “stakeholder outreach” but, for those unaware, Cal Poly is engaging in a plan update on much the same scale as SLO’s 2-year long land use element debate.
Also, much like the City, the University has launched a website for the master plan (see: masterplan.calpoly.edu) with information for the general public and a timeline for milestones. Continue reading Cal Poly Making Plans For 2022
The famous landmark known as the “Poly P” overlooking the Cal Poly Campus and SLO’s western entrance, is having any further beauty treatments suspended indefinitely. 
A San Luis Obispo man was arrested for suspicion of felony drunk driving after he caused a 3-car pile up at a busy intersection in SLO.
With only one meeting under their belts, rookie councilwomen Barbara Nicolls and Mariam Shah are ready are ready for their next four years at the dais.