NEWS
Trees + Landscape reactivates!
Our next meeting is Wednesday Oct 26 at 6 PM on zoom.
We invite new members interested in improving the tree canopy in Los Osos.
Email our chair Andrea Lueker to get on the zoom list for the next meeting – alueker@sbcglobal.net
Active Committee Meeting in Person 9/14
Active transportation will be meeting September 14th at 4 PM at the proposed Ravenna trailhead at LOVR and Ravenna. We will be walking the proposed trail section of the “Core Loop”.
All are welcome to join us. There will be opportunity for public comment.
Who Represents You?
With the district remapping (and lawsuits trying to change that) – how will Los Osos be covered?
“Voters in Morro Bay, who now reside in District 3, and voters in Los Osos and Oceano, who now reside in District 5, would have had the chance to vote in this election — but now must wait until 2024 to vote for a supervisor in their new districts.”
Read more at: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/article265042169.html#storylink=cpy
Fiber Optic Construction Underway
KSBY reports work is underway to install new fiber optic cables along South Bay Blvd. from the Morro Bay city limits to Santa Ysabel Ave. in Los Osos.
Guardrail Construction underway
This portion of work is part of a larger guardrail replacement project that includes sites in Cambria and Los Osos. Information on the overall guardrail project can be found here:
SLO Tribune Article: Groundwater Report = Positive Signs
“There are positive signs, but there is still work to do,” said Dan Heimel, the executive director of the Los Osos Basin Management Committee.
Los Osos makes top 10 list for best Coastal Towns in US
USA Today named us #8 in the country.
““Los Osos, California seems to have it all,” says 10Best Local Expert Sherel Purcell. “Small sophisticated restaurants and coffee shops sit on the quiet seaside that offers the best views of the Morro Bay rock that appears to rise out of the sea to the north. A hillside golf course overlooks a sleepy bay and the beautiful Montaña De Ora State Park.”
(We know it was an outsider writing this because they used good Spanish but not local knowledge because it’s Montana de Oro. :D)
Cuesta Inlet – can we save it?
Our beloved Cuesta Inlet is up for sale and the community is working to save it.
Find out more by signing up for more information.
This is a courtesy notice and not LOCAC business.
2022 Candidates for Appointment
LOCAC Council member vacancies and applicants who have applied:
Review their applications by clicking here.
DISTRICT 1- One seat, for a 1 year term
Pat Kimball
Robin McPeak
Andrea Lueker
DISTRICT 2- One seat, for a 3 year term
Tom Cross
DISTRICT 3- One seat, for a 4 year term
Larry Raio
DISTRICT 4- One seat for a 4 year term
David Harris
Rebecca McFarland
John Lindt
Robert van’t Riet