SOUTH COUNTY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Creating partnerships and opportunities that ensure South County businesses prosper July 2019 Volume 59, Issue 7 Important Oceano Dunes Meeting on July 11 Jocelyn Brennan President l CEO South County Chambers of Commerce UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS July 1-July 4 Fireworks Booth: Vons in Grover Beach July 17 Luncheon: SLO Coast Wine July 24 Free Event: Chamber Mixer at Clark Center For The Performing Arts July 25 Harassment Prevention Training for Supervisors July 31 Free Event: Membership Coffee in our Nipomo Office Visit our SCCC website to view the South County Community Events Calendar San Luis Obispo County Farm Supply Company, Inc. (FSC) was established in 1950 as an agricultural supply cooperative to serve the members of the Farm Bureau. Estab- lished to sell fertilizer at reasonable prices and to distribute post-war sur- plus equipment, Farm Supply was vital for local agriculture. They’ve come a long way since 1950 with five locations to serve their customers: Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo, Arroyo Grande, Santa Maria, and Buellton. Whether you have a small back yard in Morro Bay or 40 acres in Paso Robles, for over 65 years, Farm Supply has been the Central Coast's local retail store for all your home, farm, and ranch sup- ply needs. From irrigation equipment to pet supplies to clothing and home decor, Farm Supply is staffed with knowledgeable experts to help with any project. They also provide expert advice and services for tree, vine, grain, and specialty crops. Stop by their Arroyo Grande store at 1079 El Camino Real, or visit them at farmsupplycompany.com. July 2019 SCCC Business of the Month: Farm Supply coastal resource issues and constraints affecting ODSVRA together suggest that it is time to start think- ing about ways to transition the Park away from high- intensity OHV use to other less intensive forms of ac- cess and recreation. Staff believes that it is appropri- ate to start to make these kinds of changes, and to start to plan for ODSVRA to transition to other less inten- sive uses…Put simply, in staff’s view a Park that is fully consistent with on-the- ground realities, and with coastal resource protection requirements, does not in- clude OHV use. Rather, it is clear to staff that the signifi- cant coastal resource issues and constraints attributable to OHV use render long- term OHV use at this loca- tion untenable.” Because it is evident that the Coastal Commission plans to prohibit OHV riding at Oceano Dunes State On Thursday, July 11, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in San Luis Obispo, the California Coastal Commission will consider the continued use of the Off-Highway Vehicle State Recreation Area at the Oceano Dunes State Park. Below is a quote from the agenda staff report: “The bottom line in staff’s view is that the Park and the Coastal Development Permit cannot continue to operate as it has in the past, and that the range of Park a group of Business Stakeholders has formed to address the economic im- pact concerns and advocate for the continued use of the OHV area. The Oceano Dunes State Park and Pismo State Beach Business Stakehold- er Coalition have asked the Chamber to invite you to engage on this issue. Please plan to attend the Coastal Commission meet- ing on Thursday, July 11. The meeting begins at 9 am at the Embassy Suites Ho- tel, 333 Madonna Rd., San Luis Obispo. To show your support, wear a blue shirt and consider speaking dur- ing public comment. — The Oceano Dunes State Park and Pismo State Beach Business Stakeholder Coalition and the South County Chambers of Commerce 2019 Board of Directors Leadership South County day session in June focused on agriculture
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SOUTH COUNTY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
C r e a t i n g p a r t n e r s h i p s a n d o p p o r t u n i t i e s t h a t e n s u r e S o u t h C o u n t y b u s i n e s s e s p r o s p e r
July 2019
Volume 59, Issue 7
Important Oceano Dunes Meeting on July 11
Jocelyn Brennan
President l CEO South County Chambers of Commerce
UPCOMING CHAMBER
EVENTS
July 1-July 4
Fireworks Booth:
Vons in Grover Beach
July 17
Luncheon:
SLO Coast Wine
July 24
Free Event:
Chamber Mixer at
Clark Center For The
Performing Arts
July 25
Harassment Prevention
Training for
Supervisors
July 31
Free Event:
Membership Coffee
in our
Nipomo Office
Visit
our SCCC website
to view the
South County
Community Events
Calendar
San Luis Obispo County
Farm Supply Company,
Inc. (FSC) was established
in 1950 as an agricultural
supply cooperative to
serve the members of the
Farm Bureau. Estab-
lished to sell fertilizer at
reasonable prices and to
distribute post-war sur-
plus equipment, Farm
Supply was vital for local
agriculture. They’ve come
a long way since 1950
with five locations to
serve their customers:
Paso Robles, San Luis
Obispo, Arroyo Grande, Santa
Maria, and Buellton.
Whether you have a small
back yard in Morro Bay or 40
acres in Paso Robles, for
over 65 years, Farm Supply
has been the Central Coast's
local retail store for all your
home, farm, and ranch sup-
ply needs. From irrigation
equipment to pet supplies
to clothing and home decor,
Farm Supply is staffed
with knowledgeable experts
to help with any project.
They also provide expert
advice and services for tree,
vine, grain, and specialty
crops.
Stop by their Arroyo
Grande store at 1079 El
Camino Real, or visit them
at farmsupplycompany.com.
July 2019 SCCC Business of the Month: Farm Supply
coastal resource issues and constraints affecting ODSVRA together suggest that it is time to start think-ing about ways to transition the Park away from high-intensity OHV use to other less intensive forms of ac-cess and recreation. Staff believes that it is appropri-ate to start to make these kinds of changes, and to start to plan for ODSVRA to transition to other less inten-sive uses…Put simply, in staff’s view a Park that is fully consistent with on-the-ground realities, and with coastal resource protection requirements, does not in-clude OHV use. Rather, it is clear to staff that the signifi-cant coastal resource issues and constraints attributable to OHV use render long-term OHV use at this loca-tion untenable.” Because it is evident that the Coastal Commission plans to prohibit OHV riding at Oceano Dunes State
On Thursday, July 11, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in San Luis Obispo, the California Coastal Commission will consider the continued use of the Off-Highway Vehicle State Recreation Area at the Oceano Dunes State Park. Below is a quote from the agenda staff report: “The bottom line in staff’s view is that the Park and the Coastal Development Permit cannot continue to operate as it has in the past, and that the range of
Park a group of Business Stakeholders has formed to address the economic im-pact concerns and advocate for the continued use of the OHV area. The Oceano Dunes State Park and Pismo State Beach Business Stakehold-er Coalition have asked the Chamber to invite you to engage on this issue. Please plan to attend the Coastal Commission meet-ing on Thursday, July 11. The meeting begins at 9 am at the Embassy Suites Ho-tel, 333 Madonna Rd., San Luis Obispo. To show your support, wear a blue shirt and consider speaking dur-ing public comment. — The Oceano Dunes State Park and Pismo State Beach Business Stakeholder Coalition and the South County Chambers of Commerce 2019 Board of Directors
Leadership South
County day session
in June focused on
agriculture
Page 2 South County Chambers of Commerce
Update from Supervisor Adam Hill, District 3:
Avila Beach, Grover Beach, Pismo Beach, and San Luis Obispo
Supervisor Adam Hill helped announce our new flight… VEGAS, BABY! Contour Airlines will start
flying between San Luis Obispo and Las Vegas this October. Intro flight prices start at $99!
Buy your tickets now at contourairlines.com.
Welcome New Members
Thomas Dorst CPA
1445 W Grand Ave Ste D
Grover Beach
Mail Plus
791 Price St
Pismo Beach
Inn at the Pier
601 Cypress St
Pismo Beach
Westbeach Construction
903 Sycamore Dr
Arroyo Grande
Avila Beach Community Center
191 San Miguel Street
Avila Beach
Coast Networx Inc
1130 E Clark Ste 150-106
Santa Maria
FOODJETS
San Luis Obispo County
The Board of Supervisors discussed hemp, water, and fire at the June 18th Board
of Supervisors meeting. Here are some items voted on at the meeting:
• The Board of Supervisors approved a moratorium on hemp for the next 45 days
while staff works on a permanent ordinance to regulate hemp production in the
County. We will review the moratorium at the July 16th Board meeting and get an
update on the permanent ordinance at that time.
• Approved $6,000 from my Community Grant Fund and $1,250 from other Su-
pervisors for Five Cities Youth Baseball to host the 2019 Pacific Southwest Re-
gional Championship Tournament. I will be providing more information about the
tournament on my Facebook page soon.
• Received an update on the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act for the
effected water basins in the County.
• Submitted a resolution celebrating 100 years of library service through
the County of San Luis Obispo Public Libraries.
• Heard a presentation from the County Superintendent of Schools James J. Bre-
scia to inform and provide a brief overview of the Career Technical Education Pro-
grams and the major connections with local businesses.
• Officially adopted the Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Budget for the County of San Luis
Obispo Government.
• Received a presentation from Chief Scott Jalbert of CAL FIRE on the 2019 Fire
Season and a review of the Inspection Report for Calendar Year 2018.