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A citizen initiative that would lower height limits in commercial districts has gotten enough signatures to qualify for a spot on the November ballot.
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Grover Beach is taking a closer look at its water future. The city launched an in depth Water Supply Study to evaluate its long-term needs, and officials say drought and community growth are driving their efforts.
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Grover Beach city leaders are trying to figure out how to add more housing while still preserving the city’s small beach-town feel.
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A major water project for the Five Cities area is moving closer to reality. At the latest Grover Beach city council meeting, officials got an update on the Central Coast Blue recycled water facility. Pismo Beach city officials say it's slated to be built in Grover Beach, south of Farroll Road.
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The Grover Beach City Council has approved changes to its homeless camping ordinance to shorten notice periods to clear encampments from three to two days. City officials say the change will speed up response times, but not everyone agrees.
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San Luis Obispo County is extending its shelter crisis declaration—a move that lets the county keep emergency shelters open and speed up new projects.
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A Grover Beach Chef is bringing Central Coast flavors to the national stage Wednesdays on the Food Network.
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Starting July 9, wastewater rates in Grover Beach will go up by 17.8% each year for the next five years. That’s about $2.28 more per month for a typical single-family home.
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The Grover Beach City Council unanimously voted to adopt a new ordinance regulating illegal fireworks, and will now hold property owners and tenants liable for any illegal firework activity on their property.
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The City of Morro Bay is getting on board with San Luis Obispo County by changing its animal services laws.