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San Luis Obispo County will have a new voting counting machine for the upcoming election, but it’s not without backlash from some members of the community.
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A cannabis tax increase in San Luis Obispo County was halted June 24 at a special Board of Supervisors meeting. The Cannabis Business Tax is meant to increase by 2% every year, and it’s only directed toward businesses in unincorporated areas of the county.
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This year, San Luis Obispo County’s Sheriff’s Office will receive the largest cut of money from the general fund.
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Two San Luis Obispo county nonprofit groups have filed a lawsuit against the County this week, following the controversial approval of a housing project.
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The group did not submit a petition because they didn't get enough signatures, according to the County Clerk-Recorder's Office.
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The students oppose the housing project in Nipomo because it would require cutting down nearly 3,000 oak trees.
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A large housing development proposed for Nipomo comes before County Supervisors for a vote. The Dana Reserve project has garnered support and opposition from community members.
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San Luis Obispo County is undergoing a shelter crisis, according to county officials. The declaration is in response to limited emergency housing.
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San Luis Obispo County is taking a step to address homelessness with a new data collection system.
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San Luis Obispo County will operate under a nearly 1-billion-dollar budget this fiscal year. The Board of Supervisors passed it 4-1 last month with Supervisor Debbie Arnold dissenting.