The SLO Chamber of Commerce 2019 board chair, Clint Pearce drafts a letter supporting The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County’s budget request to create an American
Disabilities Act compliant access path at the 880-acre Pismo Preserve on the Central Coast of California.

It’s no mystery that housing in SLO is an ongoing community challenge. But what to do about it can seem like one.

You’d like to join the conversation but aren’t sure where to start. The tangle of local, state and federal bureaucracy is dizzying and arcane terms like CEQA, RHNA and LUCE leave you scratching your head.

No worries, this handy primer will get you up to speed and tossing out acronyms like an old pro.

More voices are needed to make progress and find solutions, so arm yourself with some basics and jump into the fray.

Our downtown is a city jewel that requires continuous care and enhancement, and the Chamber is proud to support the formation of the Downtown SLO Property-based Business Improvement District to provide this care.

There are real challenges facing our downtown and a number of opportunities for economic growth. The formation of a new district that focuses on improvements to make downtown more attractive and welcoming through homeless services outreach, safety, maintenance and beautification will improve the experience for both locals and visitors.