San Luis Obispo County Reconsiders Creation of Redevelopment Agency
Posted in Redevelopment

The County of San Luis Obispo is considering a new way to finance infrastructure improvements -- the creation of a redevelopment agency.  According to a San Luis Obispo Tribune Article, "Redevelopment agency reconsidered," County supervisors have instructed their planning staff to investigate the pros and cons of instituting such an agency.  

County planners noted that a redevelopment agency could be set up to cover most rural communities, and specifically singled out San Miguel and Oceano as areas that could benefit from redevelopment.  While several individuals noted the positive aspects of redevelopment, others voiced concerns about the implementation of eminent domain to accomplish the redevelopment agency's purposes.

If the County decides to proceed with creating a redevelopment agency, it will likely take one to two years to get it up and running.

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