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FROM: J. Christine Dietrick, City Attorney
SUBJECT: 2014 LEGISLATIVE ACTION PLATFORM
RECOMMENDATION
1. Adopt a resolution establishing a Legislative Action Platform for 2014.
2. Appoint the Mayor, City Attorney and City Manager to act as the primary legislative liaisons
between the League of California Cities and the City of San Luis Obispo.
DISCUSSION
Legislative Action Program
Attached for the Council’s consideration is a resolution establishing the City’s 2014 Legislative
Action Platform. Similar resolutions have been adopted by the Council since 1993. The City
Attorney's Office coordinates the Legislative Action Program with assistance from the
Administration Department and from various City departments, as appropriate. This resolution
authorizes staff to respond to legislative issues affecting the City (via letters signed by the Mayor,
City Manager or relevant Department Head), provided that the positions taken in the letters are
consistent with the priorities identified in Exhibits A and B to the resolution. In the past, the City
Council also has incorporated the legislative platforms adopted by San Luis Obispo Council of
Governments (“SLOCOG”) and San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District
(“APCD”). Their platforms have not been incorporated into the proposed resolution for two
reasons. First, staff for SLOCOG indicated that SLOCOG does not have a program for 2014,
and may not have one for the year depending upon further Board direction. Second, APCD has
not adopted a platform for 2014. However, staff for APCD indicated that they will be presenting
a legislative platform to APCD in early 2014. If and when APCD adopts a legislative platform,
City staff can present it to the City Council for the Council to determine whether it would like to
amend its 2014 legislative action platform to include the platform adopted by APCD.
By establishing a broad legislative platform and delegating responsibility to the Mayor and staff to
respond to proposed legislation and recommendations from the League of California Cities, the City
is better able to react quickly to changed circumstances and urgent requests than it would be if each
item were brought to the Council at its regular meetings. The process has been efficient given the
limited City resources available, and the City continues to be very active in communicating its
positions on Federal and State legislation. In 2013, the Mayor, on behalf of the City Council, sent
35 letters pertaining to pending legislation utilizing the Council Legislative Action Platform.
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In preparing this year’s draft program, input was solicited from all City Departments. All changes,
including language clean-ups and issue consolidations, are shown in the legislative draft of the 2014
Platform attached to this report (Attachment 1). One issue previously discussed by the City Council
is whether to add a provision to the Legislative Platform to request the County Board of Supervisors
to ban Fracking within the County. Because staff has not received specific direction from the
Council as to the form of the support the council wishes to include, no proposed change to the
Legislative Platform is included in the draft. However, staff is seeking direction from the Council
whether to include a provision addressing the Council’s position on fracking regulation and, if so,
how Council would like to express its position. Staff presents the following language, which could
be added to the final Legislative Action Platform Exhibit to the proposed Resolution as Provision #
96:
Advocating that the County Board of Supervisors adopt regulations that prohibit Fracking
within the County of San Luis Obispo.
If the Council finds that this addition is too far-reaching or cannot be supported by the amount of
information presented to the Council in this area that is outside the City’s policy-making purview,
the Council could alternatively consider adding the following language to the Legislative Platform:
Supporting the County Board of Supervisors’ regulation of public health, safety and
environmental impacts of fracking within the County when it considers any policy, project
or other proposal concerning fracking.
Legislative Liaison Appointments
The League of California Cities encourages cities to appoint a council member and a staff person to
act as legislative liaison between the League and the City. It is recommended that Mayor Jan Marx
act as the Council legislative liaison and the City Attorney and the City Manager serve as the staff
liaisons.
FISCAL IMPACT
Because no additional staff workload is anticipated as a result of this ongoing program, no new
fiscal impact will be incurred.
ALTERNATIVES
The Council may wish to discuss other issues. However, it is also important to note that the
Legislative Platform allows the City to take action on any bills and other measures formally
supported by the League of California Cities.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Legislative Draft of the Legislative Action Platform for 2014
2. Resolution which includes Exhibit A (Legislative Action Platform for 2014), Exhibit B
(League of California Cities 2014 Federal Priorities),
T:\Council Agenda Reports\2014\2014-01-07\Legislative Platform (Dietrick)\CAR - 2014 Legislative Platform.docx
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ATTACHMENT 1
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CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
LEGISLATIVE ACTION
PLATFORM FOR 2014
Community Development
1. Promoting reforms of the entire State mandated HCD Regional Housing Need Allocations
process to recognize local resource limitations.
2. Promoting funding sources to accomplish retrofitting of unreinforced masonry buildings.
3. Promoting funding of on campus housing at Cal Poly for student and faculty housing and
University acquisition of single family residences for staff and faculty housing.
4. Preserving local control of planning and zoning matters.
5. Supporting efforts to increase funding for affordable housing and supportive housing services
for very low, low and moderate income individuals and/or families for all cities and
communities and opposing the erosion of local inclusionary housing and in-lieu fee programs.
6. Promoting additional state funding to implement SB 375 through local general plan updates that
implement the regional sustainable communities plan and alternative planning strategy, if
needed.
7. Promoting funding for the identification, acquisition, maintenance and restoration of historic
sites and structures.
8. Supporting continued or expanded funding for CDBG program.
9. Supporting reinstatement of protections from imposition of additional building or site conditions
prior to issuance of a building permit for seismic related improvements to buildings subject to a
mitigation program established according to state law (our URM Program) as previously
provided in Government Code Section 8875.10 (this section was repealed effective January 1,
2009).
10. Supporting continued local control over mobile home park rent stabilization and the conversion
of mobile home parks to other uses. Encourage the amendment of Section 66427.5 of the
California Government Code and other relevant law for the purpose of ensuring that mobile
home park residents are not involuntarily removed from homes or otherwise economically
impacted if parks are subdivided or converted.
11. Promoting a legislative "fix" to lending constraints that prevent implementation of AB 811
property-assessed clean energy districts.
12. Encouraging a legislative "fix" to inclusionary housing provisions and Costa-Hawkins Act.
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13. Encouraging consistency in state legislation dealing with transportation, housing and land use
issues and eliminating potential conflicts between regional housing requirements, smart growth
mandates and environmental legislation.
14. Enabling the issuance of parking citations on private property.
15. Advocating full funding of authorized programs under the McKinney-Vento Homeless
Assistance Act, including providing more flexibility in the use of Federal funds on the local
level to address housing for the homeless.
16. Supporting responsible review and revision of CEQA to ensure sound environmental
determinations.
Economic Development
17. Promoting funding and/or legislation using tax credits or other incentive programs to encourage
research and development by businesses in California.
18. Supporting funding and policies for the promotion of California as a place to locate businesses.
19. Supporting funding for the state tourism promotion program.
20. Supporting the effective and efficient use of all communications technologies including voice,
video, data, and information services over wired and wireless transmission technologies.
21. Supporting telecommunications reform legislation and other measures that preserve local
control over public rights-of-way, protect local resources and guarantee access to, funding for,
and local flexibility in utilizing funds for public, educational and government (PEG) access
television.
21.
22. Developing or expanding the listSupporting the expansion of financial public
infrastructure financing tools and funding to financefor infrastructure to provide
economic development opportunities.
23. Promoting development of green business and head of household jobs.
Finance
24. Continuing to support efforts to protect the City from loss of revenues due to State take-aways
and unfunded State or Federal mandates.
25. Endorsing legislation that provides local government with a fair share tax on catalog and
Internet sales; and opposing legislation that limits state or local authority to tax catalog or
Internet sales.
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26. Supporting the continuation of California Specialized Training Institute activities within
San Luis Obispo County.
Human Resources/Employee Relations/Human Relations
27. Supporting additional workers compensation reforms that lower employers' costs while still
protecting workers.
28. Supporting pension and retiree health benefits reform efforts in concert with the League of
California Cities and the California Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) Board of
Directors.
29. Opposing the expansion of the "Peace Officers' Bill of Rights," "Firefighters' Bill of Rights," or
other attempts to curtail management rights.
30. Supporting legislation that provides funding sources for appropriate human service agencies that
support the mission of the Human Relations Commission.
31. Supporting legislation to protect the City's continued ability to administer its Cafeteria Benefit
Plan.
32. Supporting reforms that limit the financial impacts of joint and several liability on public
entities.
33. Supporting the clarification, modification or repeal of AB 646 fact finding requirements.
Public Safety
34. Continuing State and Federal funding support for school safety, disaster preparedness,
earthquake preparedness, Homeland Security, hazardous material response, State COPS
program and other local law enforcement activities.
35. Preserving the City's authority to investigate police misconduct.
36. Preserving the City's authority to establish both medical and non-medical emergency service
levels.
37. Supporting efforts to expand the scope of parental responsibility for crimes committed by
minors.
38. Preserving the authority of local control on issuance of concealed weapons permits.
39. Supporting legislation to help curb alcohol-related criminal behavior and underage drinking.
40. Opposing new or increased state fees for state provided law enforcement services.
41. Supporting the fair and efficient allocation of radio spectrum that provides quality frequencies,
free from interference, for all local public safety communication needs.
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42. Supporting efforts to reduce retention periods for video monitoring tapes.
43. Preserving the City's right to regulate activities with adverse health and safety impacts on local
streets, sidewalks and right-of-ways.
Public Works
44. Supporting increased the availability of grant funding to replace aging infrastructure of all types,
e.g. streets, bridges, water, sewer and storm sewer systems, etc.
45. Supporting increased funding for projects that improve flood protection for the City.
46. Ensuring cooperation and prompt approval from Federal and State regulatory agencies (such as
the Department ofFish & Game, Regional Water Quality Control Board and the Army Corps of
Engineers) for necessary projects involving the City's creek system.
47. Exempting assessments for vital infrastructure from Proposition 218 requirements.
48. Supporting monetary incentives or grant funding for alternative fuel vehicles for replacement of
municipal fleet equipment.
49. Supporting monetary incentives or grant funding for retrofitting municipal buildings with Energy
Management Systems to centrally control all lighting and HVAC systems.
50. Supporting realistic municipal clean stormwater requirements at the State Board or legislative
level.
Parks and Recreation and Natural Resources
51. Supporting State and Federal funding and other measures to promote the acquisition, protection,
preservation and restoration of natural resources, open space, coastal resources, signature land
forms, wetlands and park development, including continued funding for the Land and Water
Conservation Grant Program and for the California Conservation Corps.
52. Supporting the expansion of National Marine Sanctuary off the coast of San Luis Obispo
County to protect this fragile habitat from offshore oil and gas development.
53. Opposing any development under existing or new offshore oil and gas leases off the coast of
San Luis Obispo County.
54. Supporting measures to prohibit discharge of pollutants into the ocean (e.g. selenium
contaminated waters from the San Joaquin valley).
55. Supporting new land and water conservation bond measures and eEncouraging the Resources
Agency and its departments to reinstate and expedite the distribution of existing bond funds and
other funds resulting from special legislation and voter-approved bond
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measures, to take advantage of the many favorable opportunities for land and easement
acquisition and enhancement project contracting that exist at this time.
56. Seeking legislative exemption from property taxes on lands dedicated to open space purposes
which are outside the boundaries of the jurisdiction owning such lands.
57. Protecting funding for vital regional and community services that negatively impact
Californian's access to parks, open space, after school programming, senior services, facilities
that promote physical activity, protect natural resources, and strengthen safety and security.
58. Promoting policies that recognize the benefits of parks and recreational facilities in the
advancement of "sustainable communities" and curbing greenhouse gas emissions, including:
strengthening policies that fund parks, open-space, bike lanes and non-motorized trails through
the development and implementation of a carbon credit and offset program, and advocating for
the strong integration of local and regional park and non-motorized transportation improvements
into "Smart Growth Scenarios" pursuant to SB 375.
59. Supporting access to joint use of schools; parks and open space; development of streets and
trails that encourage physical activity and healthy living.
Transportation
60. Supporting changes in gas tax laws that allow local tax for transportation purposes based on a
majority vote of the public.
61. Supporting the continuation of, and increased funding sources for street maintenance projects,
transportation improvements, transit operations and bicycle facility projects.
62. Supporting clean air transit funding for San Luis Obispo County, in particular funding that
provides for alternative modes of transportation with clean air benefits.
63. Supporting actions to: (1) promote cooperation and mutual support between metropolitan
planning organization (MPO) agencies and local transit providers, and (2) discourage trends
toward "MPO agencies/regional "control" oflocal transit providers.
64. Encouraging private transportation companies (such as Union Pacific Railroad) to reach
agreements for sharing of properly secured right of way corridors for other compatible uses such
as bicycle and pedestrian facilities.
65. Opposing the proposed diversion of any funding source for transportation that reduces amounts
designated for transit operations.
66. Supporting funding for projects to implement adopted complete street plans demonstrated to
improve public health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Utilities
67. Supporting clean water funding programs.
68. Supporting recycling and waste diversion programs such as green waste composting and
enhancing local government's ability to comply with solid waste reduction requirements.
69. Supporting measures that require the State Water Resources Control Board and Regional Water
Quality Control Boards establish a process to evaluate, in advance of adoption, the costs of
compliance for pending and future regulatory actions on NPDES permitees.
70. Supporting legislation that requires the State's environmental agencies to conduct peer review of
proposed regulations to ensure that the proposal is based on sound science.
71. Supporting measures that require the State Water Resources Control Board and Regional Water
Quality Control Boards establish a process to evaluate, in advance of adoption, the costs of
compliance for pending and future regulatory actions on NPDES permitees.
72. Supporting the elimination of mandatory penalties for violations of NPDES Requirements and
returning discretionary control to the Regional Water Quality Control Board Executive Officers
(i.e. repeal SB 709).
73. Supporting measures to ensure reasonableness in the administration of NPDES permit governing City
operations, including pursuing a municipal representative on the Regional Water Quality Control Board
74. Promoting the safe, responsible, and cost-effective reuse of Exceptional Quality or better
biosolids.
75. Streamlining the state regulatory processes.
76. Supporting sustainable energy programs.
77. Supporting incentives for distributed energy generation projects such as solar power.
78. Supporting legislation allowing cities/agencies to establish fees for the costs of operating
mandated water quality programs such as, but not limited to, municipal storm water and total
maximum daily loading.
79. Supporting federal legislative action to transfer Salinas Reservoir from Army Corps of Engineers Military
Project to Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Project.
80. Supporting the implementation of the California Urban Water Conservation Council's Best
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Management Practices regarding urban water conservation and compliance with AB 1420.
81. Supporting amendments to the Urban Water Management Planning Act to recognize past
investment in water conservation and the City's ability to comply with SBx7-7.
82. Supporting legislation eliminating departing load charges which discourage the use of
alternative energy resources.
83. Allowing the use of Public Goods Funds for the development and installation of energy saving
or green energy generating projects to benefit local government.
84. Promoting the protection of water resources, including water quality, watershed protection, and
treatment discharge measures.
85. Supporting the protection of our natural resources from invasive species.
86. Promoting sustainability of our water resources through the use of recycled water and other best
practices.
County/Regional Priorities
87. Supporting legislation and other policy considerations to expand funding for the delivery of case
management, drug, alcohol, and detoxification services, mental health services, and the
establishment of shelter facilities.
88. Working with the County to assure land use practices that are consistent with the Memorandum
of Agreement adopted by the City Council and County Board of Supervisors in 2005 regarding
development near the edges of the City.
89. Encouraging participation by County in providing nearby parking for County employees and
clients, and alternate transportation and parking demand reduction.
90. Supporting County development of a local ordinance providing additional local oversight and
regulation of the land application of Pollutant Concentration (PC) or better biosolids.
91. Working cooperatively with the County to solve City/County flood problems.
92. Supporting the San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District's legislative program,
where consistent with the City's adopted policies and platform.
93. Supporting the San Luis Obispo Council of Governments' legislative program, where consistent
with the City's adopted policies and platform.
94. Supporting County efforts to enhance dangerous animal regulation and enforcement.
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RESOLUTION NO. XXXX (2014 Series)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS
OBISPO, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING THE CITY LEGISLATIVE
ACTION PLATFORM FOR 2014 AND APPOINTMENT OF COUNCIL
MEMBER AND STAFF PERSONS TO ACT AS LIAISONS BETWEEN THE
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND THE LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA
CITIES
WHEREAS, a major objective of the City Council is to adopt an aggressive legislative
action platform which strengthens local government, encourages regional cooperation to achieve
local goals, promotes City goals and defends the City against legislative actions by State and
Federal governments that would weaken local government and/or take away traditional revenue
sources; and
WHEREAS, it is vital to the fiscal health and the self determination of the City to work
cooperatively with regional partners and to communicate effectively with State Legislators and
Federal representatives in order to favorably influence State and Federal legislation, regulations and
grant requests; and
WHEREAS, the League of California Cities conducts a legislative analysis and advocacy
program on behalf of cities for State issues and major Federal issues; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to be proactive and involved in the governmental decision
making processes directly affecting the City legislative priorities identified in Exhibit “A”, the
League of California Cities federal priorities identified in Exhibit "B", and other selected issues as
may from time to time be recommended by the League of California Cities; and
WHEREAS, a key component of the City’s Legislative Action Platform is face-to-face
meetings between City representatives and elected officials at the Federal, State, and County levels,
and coordination with similar efforts made by other local government entities.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of San Luis
Obispo does hereby:
1. Establish the Legislative Action Platform for 2014 as set forth in the attached Exhibits
“A” and “B” and authorize the Mayor and staff to take positions on legislation generally consistent
with the Legislative Action Platform and such other resolutions and recommendations of the League
of California Cities as may be from time to time presented to the City; and
2. Appoint Mayor Jan Marx to act as Council Member legislative liaison and City Manager
Katie Lichtig and City Attorney J. Christine Dietrick to act as staff legislative liaisons with the
League of California Cities.
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Resolution No. XXXX (2014 Series)
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Upon motion of Council Member ______ , seconded by Vice Mayor ______, and on the
following vote:
AYES:
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
the foregoing resolution was adopted this seventh day of January 2014.
Mayor Jan Marx
ATTEST:
Anthony J. Mejia, CMC
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
J. Christine Dietrick
City Attorney
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EXHIBIT A
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CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
LEGISLATIVE ACTION PLATFORM FOR 2014
Community Development
1. Promoting reforms of the entire State mandated HCD Regional Housing Need
Allocations process to recognize local resource limitations.
2. Promoting funding sources to accomplish retrofitting of unreinforced masonry
buildings.
3. Promoting funding of on campus housing at Cal Poly for student and faculty housing
and University acquisition of single family residences for staff and faculty housing.
4. Preserving local control of planning and zoning matters.
5. Supporting efforts to increase funding for affordable housing and supportive housing
services for very low, low and moderate income individuals and/or families for all cities and
communities and opposing the erosion of local inclusionary housing and in-lieu fee programs.
6. Promoting additional state funding to implement SB 375 through local general plan
updates that implement the regional sustainable communities plan and alternative planning
strategy, if needed.
7. Promoting funding for the identification, acquisition, maintenance and restoration of
historic sites and structures.
8. Supporting continued or expanded funding for CDBG program.
9. Supporting reinstatement of protections from imposition of additional building or site
conditions prior to issuance of a building permit for seismic related improvements to buildings
subject to a mitigation program established according to state law (our URM Program) as
previously provided in Government Code Section 8875.10 (this section was repealed effective
January 1, 2009).
10. Supporting continued local control over mobile home park rent stabilization and the
conversion of mobile home parks to other uses. Encourage the amendment of Section
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EXHIBIT A
2
66427.5 of the California Government Code and other relevant law for the purpose of
ensuring that mobile home park residents are not involuntarily removed from homes or
otherwise economically impacted if parks are subdivided or converted.
11. Promoting a legislative "fix" to lending constraints that prevent implementation of AB
811 property-assessed clean energy districts.
12. Encouraging a legislative "fix" to inclusionary housing provisions and Costa-Hawkins
Act.
13. Encouraging consistency in state legislation dealing with transportation, housing and
land use issues and eliminating potential conflicts between regional housing requirements,
smart growth mandates and environmental legislation.
14. Enabling the issuance of parking citations on private property.
15. Advocating full funding of authorized programs under the McKinney-Vento
Homeless Assistance Act, including providing more flexibility in the use of Federal funds
on the local level to address housing for the homeless.
16. Supporting responsible review and revision of CEQA to ensure sound
environmental determinations.
Economic Development
17. Promoting funding and/or legislation using tax credits or other incentive programs
to encourage research and development by businesses in California.
18. Supporting funding and policies for the promotion of California as a place to locate
businesses.
19. Supporting funding for the state tourism promotion program.
20. Supporting the effective and efficient use of all communications technologies
including voice, video, data, and information services over wired and wireless transmission
technologies.
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3
21. Supporting telecommunications reform legislation and other measures that preserve
local control over public rights-of-way, protect local resources and guarantee access to,
funding for, and local flexibility in utilizing funds for public, educational and government
(PEG) access television.
22. Supporting the expansion of public infrastructure financing tools and funding for
infrastructure to provide economic development opportunities.
23. Promoting development of green business and head of household jobs.
Finance
24. Continuing to support efforts to protect the City from loss of revenues due to State
take-aways and unfunded State or Federal mandates.
25. Endorsing legislation that provides local government with a fair share tax on catalog
and Internet sales; and opposing legislation that limits state or local authority to tax catalog
or Internet sales.
26. Supporting the continuation of California Specialized Training Institute activities
within San Luis Obispo County.
Human Resources/Employee Relations/Human Relations
27. Supporting additional workers compensation reforms that lower employers' costs
while still protecting workers.
28. Supporting pension and retiree health benefits reform efforts in concert with the
League of California Cities and the California Public Employees Retirement System
(PERS) Board of Directors.
29. Opposing the expansion of the "Peace Officers' Bill of Rights," "Firefighters' Bill of
Rights," or other attempts to curtail management rights.
30. Supporting legislation that provides funding sources for appropriate human service
agencies that support the mission of the Human Relations Commission.
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EXHIBIT A
4
31. Supporting legislation to protect the City's continued ability to administer its
Cafeteria b enefit Plan.
32. Supporting reforms that limit the financial impacts of joint and several liability on
public entities.
33. Supporting the clarification, modification or repeal of AB 646 fact finding
requirements.
Public Safety
34. Continuing State and Federal funding support for school safety, disaster
preparedness, earthquake preparedness, Homeland Security, hazardous material response,
State COPS program and other local law enforcement activities.
35. Preserving the City's authority to investigate police misconduct.
36. Preserving the City's authority to establish both medical and non-medical
emergency service levels.
37. Supporting efforts to expand the scope of parental responsibility for crimes
committed by minors.
38. Preserving the authority of local control on issuance of concealed weapons permits.
39. Supporting legislation to help curb alcohol-related criminal behavior and underage
drinking.
40. Opposing new or increased state fees for state provided law enforcement services.
41. Supporting the fair and efficient allocation of radio spectrum that provides quality
frequencies, free from interference, for all local public safety communication needs.
42. Supporting efforts to reduce retention periods for video monitoring tapes.
43. Preserving the City's right to regulate activities with adverse health and safety impacts
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EXHIBIT A
5
on local streets, sidewalks and right-of-ways.
Public Works
44. Supporting increased the availability of grant funding to replace aging infrastructure of
all types, e.g. streets, bridges, water, sewer and storm sewer systems, etc.
45. Supporting increased funding for projects that improve flood protection for the City.
46. Ensuring cooperation and prompt approval from Federal and State regulatory agencies
(such as the Department ofFish & Game, Regional Water Quality Control Board and the
Army Corps of Engineers) for necessary projects involving the City's creek system.
47. Exempting assessments for vital infrastructure from Proposition 218 requirements.
48. Supporting monetary incentives or grant funding for alternative fuel vehicles for
replacement of municipal fleet equipment.
49. Supporting monetary incentives or grant funding for retrofitting municipal buildings
with Energy Management Systems to centrally control all lighting and HVAC systems.
50. Supporting realistic municipal clean stormwater requirements at the State Board or
legislative level.
Parks and Recreation and Natural Resources
51. Supporting State and Federal funding and other measures to promote the acquisition,
protection, preservation and restoration of natural resources, open space, coastal resources,
signature land forms, wetlands and park development, including continued funding for the
Land and Water Conservation Grant Program and for the California Conservation Corps.
52. Supporting the expansion of National Marine Sanctuary off the coast of San Luis
Obispo County to protect this fragile habitat from offshore oil and gas development.
53. Opposing any development under existing or new offshore oil and gas leases off the
coast of San Luis Obispo County.
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EXHIBIT A
6
54. Supporting measures to prohibit discharge of pollutants into the ocean (e.g. selenium
contaminated waters from the San Joaquin valley).
55. Supporting new land and water conservation bond measures and encouraging the
Resources Agency and its departments to expedite the distribution of existing bond funds and
other funds resulting from special legislation and voter-approved bond measures, to take
advantage of the many favorable opportunities for land and easement acquisition and
enhancement project contracting that exist at this time.
56. Seeking legislative exemption from property taxes on lands dedicated to open space
purposes which are outside the boundaries of the jurisdiction owning such lands.
57. Protecting funding for vital regional and community services that negatively impact
Californian's access to parks, open space, after school programming, senior services,
facilities that promote physical activity, protect natural resources, and strengthen safety
and security.
58. Promoting policies that recognize the benefits of parks and recreational facilities in
the advancement of "sustainable communities" and curbing greenhouse gas emissions,
including: strengthening policies that fund parks, open-space, bike lanes and non-motorized
trails through the development and implementation of a carbon credit and offset program,
and advocating for the strong integration of local and regional park and non-motorized
transportation improvements into "Smart Growth Scenarios" pursuant to SB 375.
59. Supporting access to joint use of schools; parks and open space; development of
streets and trails that encourage physical activity and healthy living.
Transportation
60. Supporting changes in gas tax laws that allow local tax for transportation purposes
based on a majority vote of the public.
61. Supporting the continuation of, and increased funding sources for street maintenance
projects, transportation improvements, transit operations and bicycle facility projects.
62. Supporting clean air transit funding for San Luis Obispo County, in particular
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EXHIBIT A
7
funding that provides for alternative modes of transportation with clean air benefits.
63. Supporting actions to: (1) promote cooperation and mutual support between
metropolitan planning organization (MPO) agencies and local transit providers, and (2)
discourage trends toward "MPO agencies/regional "control" oflocal transit providers.
64. Encouraging private transportation companies (such as Union Pacific Railroad) to
reach agreements for sharing of properly secured right of way corridors for other
compatible uses such as bicycle and pedestrian facilities.
65. Opposing the proposed diversion of any funding source for transportation that
reduces amounts designated for transit operations.
66. Supporting funding for projects to implement adopted complete street plans
demonstrated to improve public health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Utilities
67. Supporting clean water funding programs.
68. Supporting recycling and waste diversion programs such as green waste composting
and enhancing local government's ability to comply with solid waste reduction
requirements.
69. Supporting measures that require the State Water Resources Control Board and
Regional Water Quality Control Boards establish a process to evaluate, in advance of
adoption, the costs of compliance for pending and future regulatory actions on NPDES
permitees.
70. Supporting legislation that requires the State's environmental agencies to conduct
peer review of proposed regulations to ensure that the proposal is based on sound science.
71. Supporting measures that require the State Water Resources Control Board and
Regional Water Quality Control Boards establish a process to evaluate, in advance of
adoption, the costs of compliance for pending and future regulatory actions on NPDES
permitees.
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72. Supporting the elimination of mandatory penalties for violations of NPDES
Requirements and returning discretionary control to the Regional Water Quality Control
Board Executive Officers (i.e. repeal SB 709).
73. Supporting measures to ensure reasonableness in the administration of NPDES
permit governing City operations, including pursuing a municipal representative on the
Regional Water Quality Control Board
74. Promoting the safe, responsible, and cost-effective reuse of Exceptional Quality or
better biosolids.
75. Streamlining the state regulatory processes.
76. Supporting sustainable energy programs.
77. Supporting incentives for distributed energy generation projects such as solar power.
78. Supporting legislation allowing cities/agencies to establish fees for the costs of
operating mandated water quality programs such as, but not limited to, municipal storm
water and total maximum daily loading.
79. Supporting federal legislative action to transfer Salinas Reservoir from Army Corps
of Engineers Military Project to Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Project.
80. Supporting the implementation of the California Urban Water Conservation Council's Best Management Practices regarding urban water conservation and compliance with AB 1420.
81. Supporting amendments to the Urban Water Management Planning Act to recognize
past investment in water conservation and the City's ability to comply with SBx7-7.
82. Supporting legislation eliminating departing load charges which discourage the use of
alternative energy resources.
83. Allowing the use of Public Goods Funds for the development and installation of energy
saving or green energy generating projects to benefit local government.
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84. Promoting the protection of water resources, including water quality, watershed
protection, and treatment discharge measures.
85. Supporting the protection of our natural resources from invasive species.
86. Promoting sustainability of our water resources through the use of recycled water and
other best practices.
County/Regional Priorities
87. Supporting legislation and other policy considerations to expand funding for the delivery
of case management, drug, alcohol, and detoxification services, mental health services, and the
establishment of shelter facilities.
88. Working with the County to assure land use practices that are consistent with the
Memorandum of Agreement adopted by the City Council and County Board of Supervisors in
2005 regarding development near the edges of the City.
89. Encouraging participation by County in providing nearby parking for County
employees and clients, and alternate transportation and parking demand reduction.
90. Supporting County development of a local ordinance providing additional local
oversight and regulation of the land application of Pollutant Concentration (PC) or better
biosolids.
91. Working cooperatively with the County to solve City/County flood problems.
92. Supporting the San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District's legislative
program, where consistent with the City's adopted policies and platform.
93. Supporting the San Luis Obispo Council of Governments' legislative program, where
consistent with the City's adopted policies and platform.
94. Supporting County efforts to enhance dangerous animal regulation and enforcement.
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E
OF CALIFORNIA
I I S
1400 K Street, Suite 400. Sacramento, California 95814
Phone: (916) 658-8200 Fax: (916) 658-8240
www.cacities.org
2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES
APPROPRIATIONS/DEFICIT REDUCTION
The League fully understands the need for federal fiscal responsibility and tough
choices that are required to achieve a balanced budget as cities during this economic
downturn have been forced to make challenging, painful cuts annually. We urge the
President and Congress to adopt a bipartisan and balanced approach to appropriations
that also minimizes spending cuts. California cities have already faced deep reductions
in spending, forcing cuts to a number of critical local services and dramatic job losses
for first responders. Additional cuts will imperil the services that city residents
desperately need. In addition, government shutdowns such as the one the nation
experienced last November harm the already lagging economic recovery of our state.
COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT/MUNIBONDS
With the statewide unemployment rate hovering around 9% and ongoing state debt of
over $25 billion that has resulted in severe cuts in local budgets, California cities need
jobs and economic investment to overcome the national economic crisis. The League
urges Congress to:
• Preserve full funding for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program,
which is critical in assisting urban and rural cities throughout California with creating
jobs, providing affordable housing, revitalizing communities and leveraging new
economic investment. In addition, seek flexibility in the CDBG state program to
enhance the use of the program by California's 314 non-entitlement cities (cities
under 50,000); and
• Maintain the tax exempt status of municipal bonds and oppose proposals to cap the
investor tax deduction on municipal securities investments, which are a critical tool
used by local governments to finance much needed community and capital
improvement projects.
TRANSPORTATION
California has more than 186,000 miles of roadway and one of the most developed
transit systems in the nation. California'S cities and counties are responsible for
administering the local streets and roads that connect with the state and federal
highway system, a total of 82% of the total roadway miles in the state. Our
transportation systems face rapidly growing vehicle use by an ever increasing number
of new drivers. The cost of building new lane miles rises much faster than inflation and
road maintenance needs increase with the age of the freeway system. In a recent
survey of cities and counties, California's local streets and roads system was found to
be at risk of falling into "poor" condition. In order to bring the local streets and roads
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system up to best management practices -the most cost effective condition -California
local governments need additional funding of $82.1 billion over the next 10 years.
With MAP-21 set to expire September 30,2014, Congress will be setting priorities to
include in the next iteration of the surface transportation law during the 113th Congress.
Questions remain on how transportation programs will be funded in the future. As
Congress considers options to address the shortfall' in the highway trust fund and other
areas of transportation, the League urges Congress to:
• Adopt a long-term transportation authorization that provides a stable and reliable
revenue stream for transportation;
• Ensure funding is available to support current and future federal, state and local
transportation priorities and identify new funding streams capable of supporting
future transportation needs; and
• Make reconstruction and preservation of the existing system a high priority for
expenditures; and target funds for maintenance to local agencies, which are charged
with administering the system.
IMMIGRATION REFORM
Like the National League of Cities and many others across our nation, the League of
California Cities believes it should be an urgent priority of Congress to enact
comprehensive immigration reform. Every day cities are affected by the current
dysfunction in our immigration system, and the need for action is critical. The League
encourages Congress to act promptly on immigration reform legislation and supports
the following federal Immigration Reform Principles:
• Consistent and vigorous federal enforcement is required to eliminate illegal entry at
the borders, visa overstays, working without proper documentation, and employing
undocumented workers.
• The federal government must increase enforcement of visa overstays through the
full implementation and staffing of the US-VISIT and SEVIS programs.
• Local personnel should not be conscripted into federal service because the federal
government has not adequately funded and staffed its immigration enforcement
agencies; and the federal government must not transfer the responsibility of
enforcing U.S. immigration laws to local personnel by making undocumented status
in the U.S. a criminal offense.
• The federal government must strengthen its worksite enforcement capacity and
dramatically increase enforcement efforts at places of employment, as well as
providing employers with a universal, reliable, effective, secure, non-discriminatory,
and non-counterfeitable employee verification system, using the most up-to-date
technology that will minimize fraud.
• The federal government must increase its capacity and infrastructure to enforce the
laws and provide efficient means for foreign nationals to obtain legal authorization
for temporary visas or legal permanent residency.
• The federal government must provide an appropriate, legal means of immigration, as
is determined to be necessary and effective for the United States, for foreign
nationals that want to work here temporarily, become legal permanent residents, or
gain citizenship.
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• The federal government should establish a process whereby undocumented
immigrants currently living in the United States may earn legalized status through
payment of appropriate fees and back taxes, background checks, absence of
criminal or gang activity, consistent work history, and meeting English and civics
requirements; and that the immigrants who have earned such legal status should
also be able to apply for citizenship through additional processes, as appropriate
and practical, as long as they do not move ahead of applicants with proper
documentation waiting to adjust their status or those waiting on lists in their home
countries. ,
• The federal government should provide local governments with financial and
technical assistance to alleviate the local impact of new immigrants, including the
costs of providing social services, health care, education, language services, and
civic integration.
PROTECTING LOCAL REVENUE AND LAND USE AUTHORITY
California local governments continue to endure difficult fiscal circumstances in the
national economic downturn, but are beginning to see the economy turn around. Now is
not the time to restrict the already limited options to generate local revenue to provide
valuable services. Local government land use and revenue authority is critical to the
federal-state-Iocal partnership effort to advance community and economic development
and must be preserved. As such, the League urges Congress to:
• Support legislation that will help state and local governments recover taxes from
remote sellers;
• Oppose legislation that would reduce or eliminate local government resources by
providing a tax moratorium for the expanding and profitable cellular
telecommunications industry;
• Oppose legislative and regulatory efforts by online travel companies to circumvent
remittance of transient occupancy taxes to local governments from hotel
reservations purchased using the internet;
• Ensure that federal legislation addressing eminent domain does not severely impact
states, like California, which have strong laws that limit the use of the tool and have
strong protections for property owners; and
• Ensure that local police retain as much discretion as possible in the time, place, and
manner in which telecommunications equipment may be sited on public and private
property.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
As the state's population continues to grow and California continues to grapple with the
effects of the national mortgage crisis, our cities are deeply concerned with the need for
affordable housing. The League urges Congress to support:
• Resource Efficient Development: Support legislation and proposals that provide
incentives and resources to expand local redevelopment planning policies that
integrate housing, transportation and land use and assist in the reorganization and
replacement of existing infrastructure to support California's growing population;
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• Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers: Preserve full funding of the Section 8 program,
which assists the elderly, disabled and very low-income families afford decent and
safe housing;
• Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) Program: Preserve funding for the
HOME program, which directs formula grants to local governments to create
affordable housing for low-income households;
• Preservation of Affordable Housing: Support initiatives that provide a variety of
financial restructuring options, such as loan forgiveness, payment deferrals, grants,
loans and loan guarantees to preserve rental housing for long-term affordable use;
and
• Housing Tax Incentives: Seek tax incentives to promote investment in the production
of multifamily rental housing, including expanding the Low Income Housing Tax
Credit to create mixed income developments.
WATER AND WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE
California cities' water and wastewater systems need a significant overhaul to keep the
world's eighth largest economy moving. There has been almost no new investment in
California's water and wastewater systems in more than 30 years. This delay puts
increasing pressure on the State for action as California is expected to grow by 10
million by 2020 and is working to meet new, more stringent standards for safe drinking
water and clean water. The League urges Congress to:
• Provide adequate and reliable long-term financing solutions for municipal water
delivery, maintenance and treatment needs to meet federally mandated water quality
standards and maintain the vital infrastructure necessary to ensure the availability of
clean water for an increasing population.
• Enact legislation that would exempt Private Activity Bonds for water and sewage
facilities from the state volume caps and expand the application of innovative
financing mechanisms to local water infrastructure projects in the 2013 Water
Resources Development Act (WRDA), such as the Innovative Finance Pilot
provisions included in the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee's draft
WRDA reauthorization bill introduced late in the 112th Congress.
PUBLIC SAFETYIHOMELAND SECURITY/DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
California's cities are on the front line of the war on terrorism and crime. To strengthen
California's homeland security, emergency preparedness and crime-fighting efforts, the
League urges Congress to:
• Maintain federal investment in resources critical to enabling local law enforcement to
adequately provide public safety, including full funding for the Byrne/Justice
Assistance Grants (JAG) program and the Community Oriented Policing Services
(COPS) program, and renew suspension of the COPS grant's local cost share
requirement;
• Maintain full funding for the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response
(SAFER) and the Assistance to Firefighters grant programs and retain the local cost
share waiver for both programs;
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• Maintain funding for disaster preparedness, prevention, recovery, and response for
all-hazard threats, including investment in assisting communities with necessary
upgrades to existing 'flood control systems; and '
• Support full funding for the Urban Area Security Initiative; and maximize first
responder funding to California cities, as well as flexibility in the use of funds to
assist areas of need (i.e. personnel, training, and target hardening).
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RESOURCE CONSERVATION
In California, 31 million of the state's 38 million residents live in cities. For this
population California's cities continue to work collaboratively with its state and regional
partners to implement community development strategies that increase energy
efficiency to reduce pollution and improve public health. This effort has been effective
in reducing local government operating costs and relieving the strain of the national
economic downturn on struggling communities. To continue these successful
campaigns and effectively accomplish the goals of local governments under these
initiatives, the League urges Congress to:
• Support federal resources to assist regional and local governments in developing
and implementing energy efficiency and conservation strategies that maximize
available resources, reduce costs, expand community access and protect public
health;
• Support federal incentives that assist local governments in integrating new growth
into existing communities, and develop and implement transportation, land use and
building policies that encourage maximum use of resources and lower energy
consumption; and
• Ensure that local governments can continue, and not be preempted in, their efforts
to achieve economic improvements through increased energy efficiency and
conservation plans that seek to decrease carbon emissions.
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Goodwin, Heather
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
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Tuesday, January 07, 20L4 1:19 PM
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From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,20t4 1:19 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: anti-fracking
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv.ors
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-1021. home (for city calls)
From: Janet Allenspach Ihonujan@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,20t4 1:16 PM
To: Christianson, Carlyn; Jan Marx
Subject: a nti-fracking
Hi, friends,
I don't think it will be a surprise to you that I am anti-fracking in our lovely SLO county. I won't be able to come to the
meeting tonight but just wanted to let you know my feeling. lf there is anyone in particular I should send a comment to,
could you please let me know? Thanks so much!
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Love,
Jan A.
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Goodwin, Heather
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
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Mejia, Anthony
Monday, January 27, 2014 5:55 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: Agenda correspondence
From: John Ashbaugh [mailto:johnC@johnashbaugh.com]
Sent: Monday, January 06, 2014 10:16 AM
To: Mejia, Anthony; Lichtig, Katie; Dietrick, Christine
Subject: Agenda correspondence
JAN 2 8 2014
SiL0 Cr Y CLERK
AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCE
Date 'J.1J_L�Item# L '1e
I'd like to ask that staff look into the proposed legislation by Speaker Perez described in today's LA Times article, where
he proposes to give cities a larger share of State income tax revenue growth, If it appears to be worthwhile, please be
prepared with language to support this effort in our legislative program.
Also with respect to our legislative program, I want to urge a slight change to item #3 on page 131 -3 which currently
reads:
3. Promoting funding of on campus housing at Cal Poly for student and faculty housing and t iniversity acquisition of single family
residences for staff and faculty housing.
I would propose that we add the following six words to this proposal: "...and University acquisition of single family
residences for staff and faculty housing or for purposes of neighborhood stabilization."
This proposal relates to a parallel initiative that I have shared with staff very recently, concerning a proposed
"Neighborhood Stabilization Program" around Cal Poly. I'd be happy to address questions about this program during our
deliberations tomorrow evening, although I am not ready to discuss anything beyond the broadest outline of the
program just yet.
Thanks,
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JAN 0 7 2014
Good evening Mayor Marx and Council memb Ift-P CITY CLERK
My name is Jeanne Blackwell and I live in San Luis
Obispo. Staff is requesting instruction from the
council on how to proceed with language fog, a
provision in your Legislative Platform requesting the
County Board of Supervisors to ban Fracking within
the County.
Laving originally brought this request to the
council, in case there was any doubt about public
sentiment on this issue, I am resubmitting the
petition of over a thousand signatures asking for a
ban on frocking, and urging you to adopt the
language "Advocating that the County Board of
Supervisors adopt regulations that prohibit Fracking
within the County of San Luis Obispo."
And we know you are very busy, so in order to
facilitate and assist in moving this matter on its
way, we have written a suggested draft of a letter
to the Board of Supervisors to send after you've
formally adopted this. We hope it expresses our
mutual intent and will provide a starting point to
carry out this provision in your Legislative Platform.
AGENDA
CO RESPONDENCE
Date � � 4L0tem# �
Dear County Board of Supervisors,
As San Luis Obispo already has an ordinance prohibiting oil
drilling within city limits and whereas these protections
will be infringed upon by activities in the unincorporated
areas as a result of our shared resources, water, air,
roadways, fault lines, The San Luis Obispo City Council on
behalf of the residents, visitors and parties of interest
evidenced by a petition of over a 1000 signatures are
compelled to call on the County Board of Supervisors to
adopt a countywide prohibition on Fracking.
Respectfully yours,
San Luis Obispo City Council
To: San Luis Obispo City Council
Fracking is an inherently dangerous threat to our air, water and health. Ban fracking now,
Signed by 1,044 people:
Name
Postcode
Address
JEANNE
93403
PO Box 4622
BLACKWELL
Cassie Blackwell
93449
2440 Coburn LN
Morgan Mathewson
94501
1140 Park Ave.
Raymond Lee
93406
PO Box 13
Nell Wade
93420
2327 Lopez
bob banner
93401
3960 s higuera
Kristen Barnhart
93465
95 D Old County Rd Templeton, CA
Holly Hetherington
93433
288 N. 11 th street
Carol Dawn
93401
1171 Toro St.
vicki -marie petrick
32216
6200 Terry Road
Margaret Crockett
93405
1367 Diablo Drive San Luis Obispo
Kathryn Brewer
93420
316 Tiger Tail Dr.
Nancy Reinstein
93422
8389 Alta Vista Ave.
Laurie Edwards
93446
7690 Whispering Trails
Mary Kaye Harlan
93420
811 Auklet Court
Frederick Clegg
93405
1367 Diablo Drd San Luis Obispo,CA
Elaine Watson
93402
1287 5th Street
Rosemary Wilvert
93405
603 AI -Hil Drive
Mary White
93401
543 Dana St
Francine Harrell
93402
2680 Covey Lane Los Osos
Matthew Green
93401
529 High Street
Sobyl Bunis
93422
8780 Junipero Avenue
jack mothershed
93423
po box 166
Mortimer Glasgal
93101
1501 Santa Barbara St. Apt. E
Felicity LAZO
93444
Phobic 1314
Mark Schecter
93430
2784 Richard Ave.
Nataline Chew
94949
393 B Alameda del Prado
Name
Postcode
Address
Marilyn Farhat
93401
570 Peach Street, #7, San Luis
Obispo, CA
susan pyburn
93401
1061 Grove St.
Chris O'Connell
93406
P.O. Box 14818, San Luis Obispo, CA
Aimee Wyatt
93401
390 lawrence drive
John Gange
93439
3374 marsh road cayucos ca
Sonia Baronvine
93401
2929 Augusta St E 1
edna juck
93449
61 la garza
Keith Gordon
93420
296 Aspen St. #207
Manzar Foroohar
93442
Morro Bay
Alicia Nowicki
93446
3120 Amber Ct.
Heather Klide
93442
898 Main Street c
John Alongi
93401
2250 King Ct Unit 7
adrian combs
95003
777 cathedral drive
Dani Nicholson
93430
760 old creek rd Cayucos ca
Sean Phillip
93401
868 Church St. San Luis Obispo CA
Julie Brennan
93401
1527 La Cita Ct. SLO
Timothy Argie
93446
516 Palm Court, Paso Robles CA
Markus Stringer
93101
217 Equestrian Ave. Santa Barbara,
CA
gail comer
93402
1370 12th
Laura Austin
93442
685 Kings Ave
Laura Austin
93442
685 Kings Ave
Donna Helete
93405
1640 Pippin Lane
Hildie Spritzer
94602
5070 Kearney Avenue
tony criscuolo
93401
477 sandercock street
Gina Whitaker
93420
518 Gaynfair Terr., Arroyo Grande
Kevin Stitt
93422
9173 Pluma Court
Stephanie Little
93442
3070 beachcomber
Mary Eister
93420 -4222
815 Willow Lane
Harold Case
93444
535 Sheehy Rd /box 1162 Nipomo
Phyllis Davies
93401
5009 Jespersen Rd.
Sharon Rippner
93401
6448 Squire Court
Maggie Macro
93446
Nicklaus, Paso
Name
Postcode
Address
Melissa Maino
93401
2164 Augusta Ct.
Teresa Lees
93428
1491 Bradford Rd
Suzanne White-
93401
1319 beach st
Nichols
Kim Silveira
93401
942 bluebell way
Heather Mikelonis
93446
145 W. 17th St.
Brandon Mikel
93401 -7800
1280 manzanita way
Audrey Taub
93465
Almond Drive
Katie Franklin
93402
1613 7th St
Mamie Page
93445
543 Honolulu Avenue
Shannon Milliken
80127
10507 W Cooper Dr Littleton, CO
Andy Loveless
93428
1900 Saint James Road
scott kam
93401
1543 morro st
Steph Wald
93445
1776 Tierra Nueva Lane, Oceano
Susan Speier
94923
Po box 182
Kelly Cannon
93401
1111 main st
Amanda Smith
93402
1870 Donna Ave
Cynthia Jelinek
93444
480 Calle Cielo
Kevin Mikelonis
93446
145 West 17th Strret
Odile Ayral
93405
300 Ferrini, San Luis Obispo
Christine Ahern
93402
732 Woodland Drive
John Moule
93401
1040 Broad
Holly Sletteland
93465
4849 See Ranch Lane
Judy Jones
93401
1312 Carmel St
Russell Hodin
93401
1570 Hansen Ln.
John Dutra
93442
331 Fresno Ave.
David Eddy
93449
122 Baker Pismo Beach
catherine lekich
93428
3060A Wood dr
Lorelei Eggli
93402
1367 Seventh Street Los Osos
Linda Scott
93402
489 Manzanita Drive
than newel
93402
1514 6th street
Friday Lubina
93003
3256 Strathmore Dr
Linda Washburn
93454
131 Regal Dr.
Name
Postcode
Address
Michael Siebrass
93422
2800 Ardilla Road
Denise Schryver
93422
5850 Traffic Way
Laurie Magorian
93453
P.O. Box 448 Santa margarita CA
Jeannine Jacobs
93428
545 Croyden Lane
Diana Wilson
93446
1489 country club drive, Paso
Robles, CA
Linda Lee
93426
535 Huntington Rd
Scott Busby
93402
1153 17th St Unit B
Maria Troy
93401
1716 Southwood Dr. San Luis
Obispo, CA.
Tobey Crockett
93428
1961 Chester Lane
William Reeves
93446
28 Fresno Street
doug timewell
93420
3850 acre wood pl
brian kesner
93405
133 rostia st.
Karen Panasewicz
93405
1813 Thelma drive
Amanda Brown
93446
1055 Sylvia Circle
Juliet Nagle
93444
702 Thompson
Carole Maurer
93402
Los Osos
Kathryn Hansen
93453
P.O. Box 264
Ben Brajkovich
78705
1915 Cliff street
tawny sterios
93401
1346 Pismo Street
sharon michelucci
93432
PO Box 384
Dennis Allan
93420
9009 Huasna Road
Tauria Linala
93403
PO Box 5216
Catharine Krupp
93401
654 Islay St
Richard T Crawford
93405
1275 drake circle
john o'connor
93430
2979 orville ave.
Doug Smith
93430
20 8th st.
Kelly Alonso -Palt
93401
3957 hollyhock way
Leslie Kasanoff
93402
1842 8th st
Graham Foster
93405
1225 Monte Vista Place #4
Elizabeth McGregor
93420
1130 Linda Drive.
Elizabeth Alexander
95006
925 E Hilton Dr
Jessica Tedder
90291
659 Indiana Ave.
Name
Postcode
Address
Gian Torrano
08533
1 Ivins Drive
Jacobs
John Reid
93422
6250 San Andres Avenue,
Atascadero, CA
Jeannette Simpson
93430
po box 212 cayucos, ca
Sarah Morrow
96140
PO bx 83
Robert Ross
93401
414 Dana ST apt. 7
julia stein
93401
1460 andrews street
Katherina Koller
93401
3000 Augusta St. 214
Lee Caulfield
93402
748 Lilac Dr Los Osos Ca
Gregory Ellis
93406 -0150
PO Box 150
Matthew Oakes
93401
1147A Walnut Street
Harold Borchers
93402
1299 nipomo ave
Susan Pilj
93421
PO Box 950
Milton Carrigan
93401
2250 King Ct. #7
S Secrest
93401
1308 Monterey St.
Kenneth Gibson
94602 -2607
Oakland CA
Michael Duffy
19134
2021 E. Cornwall St.
Anna Gabriel
93420
6131 Huasna Townsite Rd.
Christopher Ridge
93402
1299 #10 Los Osos CA
Garret Matsuura
93483
PO Box 698, Grover Beach, CA
Christine Molony
93420
1564 Vista Grande Ln
Matt Bermenez
94601
4902 judd pl
Sari Dworkin
93449
831 Taft St
Geoffrey Brown
93465
920 Rosebay Way, Templeton, CA
Lee Perkins
93422
5525 Cascabel Rd
Monica Barricarte
93401
54 Del Sol court
Rachael Denny
93426
4082 Interlake Road
tyler szablowski
19382
1490 descanso st
Virginia Flaherty
93402
247 vista ct.
Stephen Winterroth
93401
88 mariposa dr. San Luis obispo ca
Kathleen McKenzie
90020
400 S. Hobart Blvd Apt 310
dana gibson
93442
1296 morro ave
Lynne O'Connor
93401
1382 Pismo St
Name
Postcode
Address
cary polston
93405
11359 los osos valley rd
Lynda Simeral
93401
3960 S. Higuera St., Spc. 156, San
Luis Obispo, CA 93401
thomas comar
93422
5525 cascabel road
D Wold
33432
1515 S. Federal Hwy., Suite 201,
Boca Raton, FL
Amy Steiner
93401
6066 Gary Place
Karen Fleischer
20853
4409 Custis Dr
Susan Phillips
20832
17520 Longview Lane Olney MD
Judi Childress
93401
472B Sandercock St
Cindy Sasur
93422
5575 Allemande Lane
Melanie Mccowen
20176
42712 cool breeze Sq, Leesburg, va
erica baumann
93402
1215 pismo ave.los osos ,ca.
Billy Baxmeyer
93401
3960 S. Higuera St. #87
Pamela Delgado
94158 -1646
235 Berry St #310
linda baggett
93401
1219 san mateo dr
Donna Halliday
93422
5575 San Jacinto Atascadero, Ca
Claudia Ferriday
93405
1351 ROYAL WAY #13
William Robbins
93405
1330 Vega Way
Mike Prowse
93432
Box 384 Creston
Ruth Madocks
93420
2815 Branch Mill Rd
Mandy Davis
93412
PO Box 6972 Los Osos, Ca
Molly Johnson
93451
6290 Hawk Ridge PI
Silvia Kohler
93402
573 mar vista dr.
Danielle Babb
92557
12196 Ponce De Leon Dr.
Anne Watts
95401
95 Winchester Dr.
bill nicholson
93430
760 old creek rd.
Debra Windsong
93401
2220 Emily St. Apt. 101
Katie Helete
93405
1640 Pippin Lane
Susan Gerdsen
93430
3250 Shearer Avenue
Merril Lynn
93444 -5400
520 Sandy Oaks Lane
marie mcree
93402
1300 calle cordoniz
Kathy Bornino
93420
1183 Shannon Lane Arroyo Grande
Name
Postcode
Address
Benjamin Biesek
93401
1450 Palm St., Apt. B, San Luis
Obispo, CA
Anahata KiaWind
93401
2875 broad st. slo ca
rich slothower
93403
pobox4958
Kara Block
93190
po box 90305
Kay Bolin
93402
Los Osos
Gail Trace
93430
po box 241 cayucos ca.
Linda Seeley
93405
217 Westmont Ave
Elly Cannon
93428
1859 Benson Ave
David Thum
93401
1267 Pismo Street
margaret webb
93428
cambria
Jodee Bennett
93401
3960 S. Higuera St. #107 San Luis
Obispo, CA
dearl gragg
93446
426 cederwood dr
Nancy Merrifield
93428
2157 Wilton Dr, Cambria, CA
Alex Vincent
93401
880 Upham St
Travis Semmes
93422
14520 Old Morro Rd. West
Dan Field
93428
476 Warwick St.
Thomas Yelda
93401
721 Johnson Ave # 32
Heather Noyes
93401
2451 Augusta St
Penny Russell
93428
1110 Kenneth Dr. Cambria, CA
Robert Sennett
93401
3085 Avocado lane
Dustin Parham
93420
232 S. Elm St.
Michael McGee
93401
2615 Meadow
Josef Kasperovich
93406
P.O. Box 14409
William Donovan
93401
1170 Bishop St
Federico Porter
93405
320 Castillo Rd.
Jerry James
93422
8350 San Clemente
Bridey Denninger
93420 -5629
1631 Pomeroy Rd
Mike Heyl
93401
San Luis Obispo
John Denninger
93420 -5629
1631 Pomeroy Rd
erika roedl
93406
po box 15323 san luis obispo ca
E Fabrici
93405
San Luis Obispo
Phil Wagner
93405
1233 Vista del Lago
Name
Postcode
Address
Beverly Cohen
93401
993 bluebell way
Philip Noel
93401
1142 Tulip Ct
cr dex
93401
1144 Poppy Lane
Mike S
93424
P.O. Box 185
Thomas Cliff
93401
1568 Higuera Street
Barbara Hernandez
93401
2060 Wilding Lane
Joseph Boone
93401
1470 Andrews Street
Ian Ferguson
93401
2032 Harris ST. San Luis Obispo, CA
sean basalyga
94588
3044 ferndale ct
Marc Couacaud
93401 -6632
253 Loma Bonita Dr.
Diane Duenow
93406
Box 12410, San Luis Obispo, CA
Donald Shealy
93401
1035 Yarrow Court, San Luis Obispo,
CA
Nancy Watts
93401
1805 San Luis Dr.
susane rotalo
93420
103 Le Pointe Terrace
Mary Qualls
93401
San Luis Obispo
Kelley FitzPatrick
95132
1760 Castlegate Drive
Karen Newman
93401
1145 Leff Street #2
Donald Dexter
93422
3580 Traff ic Way
Jan Siegel
93401
607 High Street, B
Aaron Kester
93401
1901 Henry St Apt F
Crystal Matthew
93401
2120 Beebee St.
Heidi Harmon
93401 -2815
1214 Mill St. San Luis Obispo CA
David Dexter
93401
1144 Poppy Lane
Joe St.Clair
93401 -6032
1710 Southwood Dr, San Luis
Obispo, CA
Donna Shepherd
93401
1335 Ella St #15
Megan Bauer
93410
862 Toro St
Richard Besco
93405
1800 Garnette Dr.
sara west
93401
1420 Palm Street
Gary West
93401 -2938
1420 Palm St
Anita Henry
93401
1486 Smith St.
Bob Whiteford
93401
3860 S. Higuera
Arlene Winn
93401
3346 barranca court
Name
Postcode
Address
Mari O'Brien
93405
1551 Etc Circle, San Luis Obispo, CA
Denise Kangas
93401
3235 Flora St.
Ronald Larson
93405
1044 Vista del Collados, San Luis
Obispo, CA
Constance Gannon
93461
PO Box 35
Ingrid Seidel
93401 -7711
60 Linda Lane
Billy Foppiano
93405
604 A Castillo Rd
Jack Parker
93405
1836 Carolyn Dr., S.L.O.
Leslie Nelson
93405
577 A Paseo Bella Montana
Rosemary Dexter
93422
8455 Santa Rosa Rd.
Randi Barros
93402
1212 First Street
David Benavides
93422
4332 Tranquilla ave
Ken Christensen
93402
599 Rosina Dr
william harris
93401
1360 laurel lane #4
Patrick Witte
93402
1453 9th St.
james hardy
93401
1312 carmelst #210
Hua Anwa
93420
750 Carpenter Cyn. Rd. AG
Samantha Johnson
92009
3344 Camino Corondao
mary wilhelm
93405
1383 fairway dr
Fred Atwood
93401
3057 S. Higuera
Sandra Lakeman
93405
1677 foreman court
Phil Hill
93443
PO Box 1591
Robi Duganne
90813
1100 Walnut Av
Ynana Zovich
93401
1594 Lizzie St.
Don Gerbracht
93405
1713 carolyn
Sara Smith
93401
1819 San Luis Dr., SLO
Bill Boothby
93428
653 Warwick St
Anaundda Elijah
93401
898 calle del caminos
Madeleine Smith
93403
PO Box 3435
Kristina DellaGatta
93449
115 Marian Way, Pismo Beach, CA
Marcos Mason
93401
542 South St. SLO
Christopher
93405
1213 Laguna Ln
Barnickel
Gladys Porter
93405
320 Castillo Rd
Name
Postcode
Address
Ellen Dollar
93401
2357 Banderola Ct.
Jane Elsdon
93422
3060 Colima Road, Atascadero, CA
jean cannon
93428
3135 wood dr cambria ca
LEW CAMPBELL
95472
GENERAL DELIVERY
Vicki Bookless
93405
890 Del Rio Ave.
Clarissa Schaeffer
93401
944 FELICIA WAY
Terre Dunivant
93401
San Luis Obispo
Carolyn Phares
93405
281 Kentucky
Paul Reinhardt
93401
933 Bougainvillea
Sarah Westberg
93405
879 Vista Del Brisa
Patricia Duron
93444
1460 country hill rd
Alyn Bartick
93401
2074 Parker Street, Apt. 200 SLO CA
George Reed
93401
854 Dahlia Lane
Carol Kenyon
93426
Bradley, CA
theresa perry
93405
1892 huasna dr
Teresa Harback
93453
P.O. Box 346
Terri Main
93401
San Luis Obispo
Robert Wolf
93401
543 Bluerock Dr., SLO CA
Eve Neuhaus
93405
2031 McCollum St, SLO
Stephen Murray
90230
11277 Rudman Dr
Robyn Saxer
91301
29621 Ridgeway Dr.
Freyja Swan-
93402
1336 14th Street
Utsman
Morgan Murphy
93401
680 -B Morro St.
Jeff Sauer
93420
317 Nelson St
Victor Lewis
93401
1292 Sawleaf St
Ana Herbekian
93424
Po box 2481
Jeannette Reina
93403
PO Box 3812
Mladen Bandov
93406
PO Box 14453
marilyn salas
93023
300 North La Luna Ave
Jeffrey F Teuber
93423
P.O. Box 1392
Kathryn Bumpass
93449
831 Taft St.
leslie spoon
93402
1298 ramona ave
Name
Postcode
Address
Linda Chimenti
93446
4660 Old Nacimiento Road
Susan Howe
93445
1718 Tierra Nueva Lane
Judie Anders
93405
223 Mission Lane
Lisa Story
93449
256 El Dorado Way
Romola Georgia
94306
3445 Tippawingo
MaryAine Curtis
93401
San Luis Obispo,CA
Larry Hollis
93401
1513 Penny Ln
alexandra steinicke
93401
3500 Bullock Lane, #15, San Luis
Obispo, CA 93401
Anna Kelly
93428
1951 Dorking Ave, Canbria
Jan Barber
86314
Prescott Vly, AZ
Jack Reed
93101
1611 Olive St.
Lorelei Monet
93401
1513 Toro St. #B
Mara Stevens
93405
1021 jane drive
Margaret Hennessy
93420
1505 Cobblestone Way
Linda Bracken
74006
5921 martin lane
Eric Schug
93111
5182 Vista Bahia, Santa Barbara
Ron Skinner
93420
5420 Huasna Townsite Rd Arroyo
Grande, CA
Maggie
93422
7600 Santa Ynez Ave. Atascadero
Fertschneider
Ca
Susan and Jim
93405 -1207
225 La Canada Dr
Hofman
Dennis Whittinghill
93403
1595 Los Osos Valley Rd. space 1 B
debbie highfill
93442
595 kings ave.
scott chapman
93406
pob 13043
norma cole
93446
647 nicklaus street
Pennie Dexter
93423
PO Box 1808
Elaine Rathbun
93401
5275 Edna Rd
W Saponee
93401
238a Sandercock Streeeet
janne john
93430
po box761
George Vye
93004
Ventura, CA
Debra Foster
93405
1798 Tonini Drive, Apt. 75
Hayley Nenadal
70117
717 Port Street
Louis Zimmerman
93446
216 Via Promesa
Name
Postcode
Address
Richard Kranzdorf
93405
61 Btoad St., Apt'. 205
Karen Blake
93405
292 grand ave
Theresa Moon
93422
9460 Radom Oaks Dr
Regina Cera
93422
6555 Atascadero ave.
Michael Hall
93422
14355 san Antonio rd. Atascdero ca.
jim chrlistensen
93405
1501 see cyn rd
Lisa Mouwerik
93401
38 Chuparrosa Dr.
Carolyn Anderson
93401
P.O. Box 1752
Nancy Ogden
93401
4886 Caballeros Ave
joanna Spinoza
93430
17 Ocean Front St
Kaleen Perlich
93447
PO BOX 4422
Jeffrey Hornaday
93433
343 S. 14th St.
susan gries
93401
451 islay st.
Judith Ellis
93430
37 17th Street
Elizabeth Williams
93446
3448 park street Paso Robles
California
allan brookstone
94569
po box 128, port costa, Ca
Callen Gunther
93453
Po box812, Santa argarita
Catherine Siskron
97403
2446 Onyx Alley
Blaire Kilbey
93401
1107 Fuller Rd.
Rory Aronson
93401
880 Upham Street
Tonya Omdahl
93402
2635 Rodman
Kay Matthews
85716
Tucson, AZ
Trina Blanchette
96003
1852 Del Mar Avenue
Kirstin Sherritt
93401
454 Pismo street
Anne Barga
93412
P.O. Box 6401
melvin zimmerman
93442
355 Morro Bay Blvd, Morro Bay, CA
cynthia lewis
93465
1885 laguna del campo, Templeton
Sandra Marshall
93405
1612 Lima Drive
Kory DeClark
93405
1595 Nasella Ln
Ellen Perryess
93402
800 Santa Ysabel
Susan Allen
93013
790 Arbol verde
Gary Paudler
93067
202 Olive Street
Name
Postcode
Address
Keith Williams
96003
1852 Del Mar Ave.
Kevin McCarthy
93420 -3408
222 Garden St.
Eric Veium
93401
1724 Broad St. San Luis Obispo
Bonnie Wolfe
93402
836 Highland Drive
Ryan Page
93405
103 California Blvd. Apt. 2
Mo Matus
93401
1424 Archer
Charles Crotser
93406
P.O. Box 12528
sam Haas
93401
1194 pismo st
Korey Long
93401
1147A Walnut Street
Antonio Chavez
93444
530 Joshua St.
Armand Boyer
93430
701 Park Ave
Kate MacVicar
93401
1703 Santa Barbara Ave
Hunter Francis
93406
PO Box 15152
Margaux Hartman
93424
PO Box 2 Avila Beach CA
Ann Bernhardt
93401 -8019
5750 Balm Ridge Way
Barbara Mannetter
93401
1155 Palm St., #8, San Luis Obispo,
CA
miriam MacKay -Gill
93401
1312 Carmel
Lois Arkin
90004
117 Bimini PI #221
Judith Stern
93402
1595 Los Osos Valley Rd #16B, LO
Laura Sylvester
93109
1027 Miramonte Dr. #3 S.B. CA
Carole Bennett-
94702
1611 Acton St.
Simmons
Dr. Alan Damann
95449
Hopland, California
Harold Montgomery
95449
Hopland, Ca.
Cheryl Cochran
93405
1525 Gulf St
Karen Spease
93420
370 Acero Place
Jacqueline Griffin
93428
5061 Windsor Blvd, Cambria, CA
Cynthia Kennedy
93111
438 Venado Drive
RAe Kerley
93433
231 S. 11 th Street Apt. B
Drew Cameron
93449
900 Bakersfield st.
Mary Jane Adams
93446
26 Hillcrest Drive, Paso Robles CA
Casey Blethen
92115
San Diego California
Cheryl Lewis
93401
1292 sawleaf
Name
Postcode
Address
Jan Harris
93428
2020 Berwick Drive, Cambria
Montgomery Norton
93447
P.O. Box 4441
Robert Sachs
93405
1065 San Adriano
Nicole Bush
93402
1619 14th St
Mary Sullivan
93405
1117 Coral Street
Madeline
93402
1196 4th Street
Palaszewski
Karie Hillery
95553
PO Box 395
Kiki Corbin
89451
Nevada
Ben Wiener
93103
429 Lambert Road
Eartha Reilly
93405
379 Patricia Drive
Anne Cole
93101
1338 Manitou Rd.
Nicholas Homick
93405
217 Westmont Ave.
annette puskarich
94306
pob 60256
larraine zarmati
93446
2350 niderer rd paso robles
Clare Kennedy
93465
106 Hawley
Kathryn Santoyo
93421 -1499
Po Box 1499. arroyo grande
Teresa Thompson
93442
2475 Ironwood ave
cynthia douglas
93446
5555 fair oaks ct., CA
Evelyn Greenwald
93401
3428 Sequoia Dr.
John Terwilliger
93428
1821 Ogden Dr.
Joseph Reilly
93405
379 Patricia Drive
Kristen Sanchez
93401
San Luis Obispo, CA
Joyce Palaia
93424
PO Box 2478, Avila Beach CA
Richelle Whiting
92656
29 hollyleaf, aliso Viejo
Steven Matejcek
93401
1544 Broad St. San Luis Obispo. CA
Andrew Schneider
93420 -4512
255 Longden Dr
Gretchen DeBacker
93405
1656 Partridge Dr.
Marney Sebastian
93443
POB
Leslee Goodman
93023
1351 S. La Luna Ave.
Liana Forest
93402
1340 Bayview Heights Dr., Los Osos
Dorene Garvin
93401
777 Pismo Street, San Luis Obispo
Alyse Eldred
93445
385 McCarthy Avenue
Name
Postcode
Address
Lynn Kamplain
93465
4681 Almond Drive
Andrea Pulaski
93430
130 north ocean ave cayucos
George McClintock
93401
855 Capitolio way #2
Joe Brenner
93446
639 Nicklaus St, Paso Robles
David Miklas
93445
1311 20th St.
Jerri Walsh
93402
P.O. Box 6736
Bruce Nenadal
93401
1108 Garden St #206, San Luis
Obispo, CA
Einar Berg
93401
467 Dana Street, Apt. B, San Luis
Obispo
Joy Friesen
93448
PO Box 3200
Susan McIntosh
93422
1285 Copado Way
Liz Curren
93402
2045 Fearn Ave
Michael Griffin
93428
5061 Windsor Blvd., Cambria CA
Nancy Terrell
93445
1981 Ocean St
r reyes
93401
7845 cerro remaula,slo,ca.
Capri Sahlstrom
93401
544 A Higuera St
Lois Crotser
93405
266 Craig Way SLO
Jill Koehn
93421
Po box 471
Tim Rochte
93402
1400 17th Street, Los Osos, CA
Kenneth
93444
520 Sandy Oaks Ln.
Shamordola
Dianne Newman
93422
5525 Capistrano Ave. #44, CA
Rosemary Baxter
93405
1768 Pereira Drive, SLO, CA
Sam Mcree
93424
1300 Calle Cordoniz St
Charles Tribbey
93420
2345 Clarkie Way, Arroyo Grande
carl meissner
93401
390 lawrence
Heidi Gregory
93401
1543 Morro Street San Luis Obispo
Jacob Feldman
93405
711 Murray Ave
Sally Mott
93117
7606 Dartmoor
Robyn Franckowiak
93420
Arroyo Grande
Alice Howard
93402
1763 Fearn Ave. Los Osos,CA
Eric Finlayson
93465
PO Box 731
Chris Cummings
93406
P.O. Box 1096
Name
Postcode
Address
Eric Tyler Conrad
93442
2820 Greenwood Ave.
Linda Rivera
93412
P O Box 6637
Patricia Willard
93401
1171 Toro St., Suite B, San Luis
Obispo, CA
Nancy Howland
93405
285 Ramona Dr.
lois petty
93405
1351 #5 royal way sn luis obispo ca
Jean Johnson
23226
308 Main St.
Kristina Kelly
93401
2132 Harris St
Elise Pampena
93455
4845 S. Bradley RD. # 4
Mary Zweifel
93405
1218 Vista Del Lago
Christian Gerlach
89032
3414 Fort Niagara Ave
Laura Kass
93420
405 Emerald Bay Dr., Arroyo Grande,
CA
Laura Cornett
93444
516 charro way
Matthias Clark
93402
1613 7th St
Richard Bolin
93402
1419 13th Street
Robin Landrum
93442
821 Ridgeway
JENNIFER Von Der
93422
9475 Mountian View Dr
Lohe
Stanley Hornor
93401
1561 Mill St Unit A
Nels Hanson
93401
2813 Garibaldi Ave.
alyssa white
93401
2007 Broad st.
Josh J
93401
2007 broad st
Jay Bonestell
93402
2004 Ferrell Ave. Los Osos, Ca
Angelena M
93401
Sandercock St
Mark Butterfield
93105
2620 Glendessary Ln, Santa Barbara
Alicia Hawkins
93401
3251 Via Ensenada
Vicki Hanson
93401
2813 Garibaldi Ave.
Kristina Van Wert
93405
160 Broad St, SLO CA
rayena pavlik
93401
493 woodbridge
Mary MacVicar
93923
27525 Via Sereno
Glenda Panico
93446
4520 Vineryard Drive
Marjon Mos
93420
2070 East Deer Cyn Rd, Arroyo
Grande
Jean Wright
93405
205 Broad St.
Name
Postcode
Address
Carolina Van Stone
93402 -1107
1135 2nd St., Baywood Park, CA
Jennifer Long
93424
PO Box 2330
Michaela Heinze
93422
4680 Separado Avenue
Sara Schneider
93420
41 fourth st
Lisa Overton
93420
380 Tiger Tail Dr.
Rachel Overton
93420
380 Tiger Tail Drive
Melissa Lovett-
93401
4328 Wavertree St, SLO
Adair
Sharon Brown
93402
1225 A 5th Street, Los Osos CA
charles bowman
93446
8387 plane view pl. paso robles
Christine Freberg
93401
1710 alrita street, San Luis obispo,
ca
Stephanie Donlou
90274
po box 871
Sandra dimond
93446
5650 El Pharo Drive
Carol Brookshire
90037
1054 W 39th PL, Los Angeles CA
Kristin Howland
93424
Po Box 754
Ann Smith
93401
2408 Augusta
Paul Anfuso
93465
283 Heather Court
Shawn Bostrom
93442
165 Damar St.
Leslie Otto
93401
1652 Harmony Way
Bette Presley
93420
1241 Farroll Ave #26
Joy Becker
93420
1225 Watercress Way
Laura Grace
93430
960 Saint Mary Ave
Carol Baptiste
93430
150 El Sereno Ave., Cayucos
Linda Carson
93420
372 Tiger Tail Drive
Carol Rowland
93432 -9748
8215 O'Donovan Road
mary kunz
93402
1429 14th street, Los Osos, CA
Juliana Threlkeld
93402
891 Highland Dr, Los Osos, CA
Bill and Vicki Ann
93401
3057 S Higuera 164
Richardson
Jean Greensfelder
93401
1755 Corralitos Av
Aleta arthur
28803
233 Kenilworth Road
Alice Welchert
93412
PO Box 6599
Lucas Carlow
93407
1 Grand Ave
Name
Postcode
Address
david nelson
93422
1106 oceanaire #16
Anna DeRosier
95004
3000 Rea Court
Mardi Lininger
93446
Paso Robles
lee lawson
93422
7000 toro creek rd
zelma fishman
93402
1612 7th st los osos
Richard Threlkeld
93402
1378 17th St
Joseph Walsh
93401
897 Leff street Apt 4 San Luis
Obispo, CA
Valerie Zachary
93412
PO Box 6656
Carol Nickless
93422
12455 chia In
Charlo Vogt
93402
480 Highland Drive
Andrea Eagles
77399
124 Rainbow Dr.
Elizabeth Avila
93402
381 Woodland Drive, Los Osos CA
vivian lane
93442
552 mimosa st.
Sarah Forsythe
93422
2555 Ardilla Road
Doris Goodill
93424 -2122
P O Box 2122, 193 Country Club
Drive
Gail Blodgett
93422
14903 El Camino Real
Dylan Stafforini
94510
108 Carlisle Way
John Rodriguez
93405
288 Hermosa Way
Kristi Hogue
93401
3367 Sequoia Dr.
jeo Laurita
93422
4320 dolores ave
Lorraine c. Zorns
93424
p.o. box 2334
Cyndi Silva
93424
2263 Cranesbill Place
Patrick Murphy
93424
2263 Cranesbill Place
Nancy Cohn
93422
9240 Carmel Road
Susan Barrett
93402
330 Rosina Dr.
Cindy Nalepa
95818
1132 3rd ave
Patricia Purcell
94122
1111
Dale Morris
93446
5145 Chaparral Road
Kyle Murray
93410
1330 Southwood Drive #12
Joe Murphy
93405
1257 Oceanaire Drive
Brianne McKinley
93453
PO Box 313
Christine Hewitt
93442
960 Pelican place
Name
Postcode
Address
lonna crane
93420
104 moore In, ag
susan fordyce
93422
5566 tunitas ave. #1
Janet Stockton
93401
712 Church St., Apt. A
Donna Kean
93428
3175 Wood Dr.
Pamela Williams
83705
2418 Jean, Boise
John Tyler
93465
8450 w. hwy 46
Cathy Darling
93405
225 Craig Way, SLO
Julie Gibson
93442
999 Carmel Street, Morro Bay
IRMTRAUD Ralston
93401
San Luis Obispo
Chris VanGoethem
93402
2031 8Th
Nancy Herrmann
93401
31 Los Verdes Dr.
Kelly Vandenheuvel
93430
1960 Montecito Road
Vicki Carroll
93422
4450 Arizona Ave.
Christine Story
93445
1363 17th St
Joanna Ross
93401
415 Dana Street
James Tejani
93405
623B Paseo Bella Montana
alena clancy
93443
PO Box 692, morro bay
diane harrison
93422
7700 portola rd
JC Caldwell
93401
3190 Estelita Ct Apt D
Bruce Rizzoli
93422
11245 Atascadero Ave
cleo smith
93401
4320 ssouth higuera
alexsandra lopardo-
93428 -4498
375 Gaines St
sopp
Matt Lombardini
94344
1145 S. 16th, Grover Beach
Janice Strakbein
93446
409 Peactree Lane
Debra Sievers
93449
342 Morro Avenue
Larry Galpert
93405
327 Highland Dr.
Amalia Galpert
93405
327 Highland Dr.
Jane Halloran
93442
593 Piney Way
Pamela Seeley
93449
125 Palomar Ave.
Kate Bunnell
93449
242 Foothill, she'll beach
Vickie Anderson
93451
1935 San Juan bautista
Sebastian Marney
93443
PO Box
Name
Postcode
Address
shahin Pajoom
92108
10049 Rio San Diego Dr, San Diego,
California
Justin Burke
93422
9240 Carmel Rd
Lyn Schultz
93420
6445 Huasna Townsite Road
mary fullwood
93402
los osos
Emily Young
93442
380 Jamaica St.
Bill DeVor
93401
260 Charles Dr.
Angela Crothers
93405 -4847
1212 Laguna Lane
Robert Omdahl
93402
2635 Rodman Dr
Nancy Van Tassell
93422
9253 Lucinda Lane
Delia Horwitz
93405
1605 Garnette dr
John Beardwood
93402
1351 B Los Olivos Ave. Los Osos,
CA
Maureen Reardon
91042
10848 Plainview Ave
Evelyn Monrad
93401
1676 Hansen Lane
Carol Walker
05443
198 Bristol Cliffs Dr.
Betty Finocchiaro
93423
P.O. Box 6006 Atascadero
Miguel Schulz
93422
7100 graves creek rd
Jason Gillespie
93433
1301 Brighton Avenue
Corinne Muriset
93424
Po Box 2114
Melissa Bayhan
93442
504 MADERA AVENUE
Elaine Taunt
93422
14420 San Antonio rd
Gale McNeeley
93454
224 Palm Court Drive
George Zidbeck
93422
1869 San Fernando Rd
Jordan Steed
93420
1350 Brighton Avenue, Arroyo
Grande, California
Terri Knowlton
93446
647 Nicklaus Street
bryan mealy
93412
po box 6342
Laurel S
93405
866 Vista Del Brisa
Ann Bollay
93401
320 Squire Cyn Rd
Joelyn Lutz
93454
418 E. Rose
Kathy Jimison
93449
220 Foothill Rd.
STEPHEN
93401 -3003
1744 ALISAL AVE
HANSEN
Paula Ross
93150
PO box. 5325 Santa Barbara
Name
Postcode
Address
Pete Evans
93401
2040 Rachel St.
Cindy Dixon
93446
1004 Par Avenue
Renee Burke
93465
p.o.box 691 templeton
Timothy Becher
93406
P.O. Box 96, San Luisd Obispo, CA
Kelly Reed Daulton
93465
Crocker St
Gary Shapiro
93110
3922 La Colina Rd
Elizabeth Hallowell
93105
1 El Vedado Lane #44
John Taylor
93401
4597, Spanish Oaks Drive
Barbara Gibson
93023
2148 Los Encinos Rd
g j
93401
slo
Lisa Guy
93405
6775 Avila Valley Drive, San Luis
Obispo, CA
Kathleen Gean
93402
2430 S.Windsor blvd.
Brad T
93401
3220 s. higuera st
Carol Paulsen
93402
1135 second street
Linda Yates
95502
Po Box 6086
Leah Lombardo
93401
559 Buchon St.
Michelle Ritter-
93401
4597 Spanish Oaks Dr.
Taylor
Patti Lombardo
95010
5005 Emerald St. Capitola, Ca.
Brad Seek
93428
1900 Tweed av
Charles Stolar
93111
5180 Camino Floral
Thomas Wylie
93422
7500 Santa Lucia Rd.Atascadero,
Ca.
Klaus Schumann
93446
26 Hillcrest Drive, Paso robles, CA
C.Paul Bay
93405
327 Highland Dr.
Kathleen Dillon
93422
8210 Los Osos Road, Atascadero,
CA
Barbara Perry
93424
6362 Coffeeberry Ct.
Karen Venditti
93402
1525 15th St.
Cecelia Lobdill
94306
4447 Spanish Oaks Dr
Eric Durak
93111
133 Campo Vista Dr.
Theresa Whitney
93401
San Luis Obispo
Melinda Alvarado
93420
341 Walnut St
Karen Devine
93465
2975 Vineyard Dr., Templeton, CA
Name
Postcode
Address
Elaine Holder
93405
274 Cuesta
Fred Frank
93422
3615 Ardill Rd Atascaero CA
stacy burk
93422
9240 poplar st.
Philip Osterkamp
93401
3251 Via Ensenada
Tom Rehkugler
93420
1232 paseo ladera arroyo grande
V ivian Levy
93442
246 Surf St
Gene Strohl
93401
1380 Sydney St
Mary Lou Ervin-
93442
399 Pico St.
Woodke
Emily Stern
93449
140 Baker Ave.
Dr. Laurie Ferguson
93422
5975 Entrada Avenue
Amy Freeman
93422
14685 Morningside Road
Gerald Manata
93446
661 Nicklaus
Jesse C
93422
Atascadero
Michelle Benavides
87112
12909 Marble Ave. NE
Carolyn Shaffer
93446
3575 Mustang Springs Rd.
Christine Hoffman
93445
1774 Tierra Nueva
Christine Troples
93449
314 Indio Dr., Shell Beach, CA
Peter Sterios
93401
1346 Pismo Street
kenneth white
93405
65 south Tassajara dr
Mary Freeman
93401
2866 Victoria Ave.
Natalia Rodriguez
94566
724 Saint Michael Circle Pleasanton
CA
Rebecca Russell
93422
13015 Old Morro Road
Breanne Burkard
93420
1440 Newport Ave. Arroyo Grande,
CA
Mark Lakeman
93495
1677 Foreman Court, SLO, CA
Kendis Keeping
93402
2337 Los Arboles Way
Lyndsey Gange
93430
3374 marsh rd.
Debbie Buckheim
93422
5555 Valentina Ave.
Alexis Olds
93402
Los Osos
mark phillips
93446
4805 river grove drive
Jennifer Hinthorne
93444
1560 Los Padres Rd, nipomo, CA
Laura Crandall
93422
9130 Arbol Del Rosal Way
Name
Postcode
Address
Caroline Duell
93443
PO Box 203
Allen Root
93405
1551 Royal Way, SLO, Ca.
Patrick Scrivner
93401
4320 South Higuera
Kathleen Lockyer
93453
6180 Parkhill road, Santa Margarita,
CA
Andrea Frei
95311
10417 Blanchard Rd.
Michelle Madgett
93422
16355 Walnut Ave
Aly Kauzer
94510
520 McCall Drive
Lorna Teixeira
93405
376 Buena Vista Ave
Wendy Liepman
93401
1030 BLUEBELL WAY
Cheri Love
93402
2148 Bush Drive
Linda Morris
93446
4370 Farousse Way, Paso Robles
Rosalie Wolff
93446
653 Nicklaus St., Paso Robles
Burke Kascha -Hare
93422
7700 Santa Ynez Ave, Atascadero
CA
Shoshannah
93402
308 Grove Street
Galambos
Liane Kascha -Hare
93422
7700 Santa Ynez Ave, Atascadero
CA
LaShelle Burch
93405
327 Highland
Barbara Russell
93402
1542 valley view
Liz Espy
93405
940 Isabella Way
Laura Albers
93406
POB 652
Peter Neuhs
93442
1240 Nagano Road
Vincent Pasquini
93453
14370 Cupertino Rd.
Bettie Hinthorne
63011
Ballwin missouri
Dianne Brooke
93428
P.O. Box 545
craig stone
93443
pobox 281 morro bay
Anita Shower
93433
867 North 6th Street; Grover Beasch,
CA
Barbara Brainard
93432
Box 276
Ryan Wensloff
93401
2710 Meadow St
Virginia Baker
93465
300 Crocker Street
Kenya Wright
02912
69 Brown St 3666 Providence, RI
Alyson LeBlanc
93420
1470 Branch Mill Road
Name
Postcode
Address
Catherine Barkley
93444
1560 Los padres rd Nipomo ca
Jerri Williams
93422
8711 Santa Rosa Rd
Jil WhitcombJilW
93422
9486com9 Carmel rd
Charles Atlee
93401
5080 HACIENDA AVE.
Tomoko Murphy
93030
715 Douglas Avenue, Oxnard, CA
AARON PARIZEK
93465
1163 TEREBINTH LANE
John Brunson
93442
415 Acacia St
Daniela Arnon
93401
3395 S. Higuera St.
Ronaldd C Faas
93455
1650 E. Clark Ave. #248, Santa
Maria, CA
Evan Albright
93405
1375 Mail Pouch Ln.
Nicole Reich
93446
129 Almond St. Unit B Paso Robles,
CA
Zack Malitz
11217
101 Market Street
Grace Rose
93402
557 Mar Vista
john pokrajac
93446
4280 Adelaida rd.
Kathleen Saffell
93432
P.O. Box 104 Creston, CA
Mary Chase
93465
Templeton
Lindsey Mitchell
93442
1005 Carmel St. Morro Bay
Danna Coy
03430
212 Hacienda Drive
Anne Stahl
93422
5445 Olmeda Ave
Peter Walton
02453
Brandeis University MB #0055
Ann Calhoun
93402
1698 16th, Los Osos
Tanya Blodget
93422
11800 Santa Ana Rd
Laura Andes
93442
498 Nassau street
Carl Callaway
93401
647 woodbridge street
Casey Pera
93465
4678 Almond dr
Allyson Nakasone
93406
PO Box 13136, SLO
George Goffe
94086
POBox 70875
Pamela Stein
93401
1460 Andrews St., San Luis Obispo,
Ca
Tracey Cleeland
93428
1588 Bradford Cambria, Ca
Amy Naff
93438
2592 Wilcombe
cindalee bidwell
93447
p.o.box 212, paso robles, ca.
Name
Postcode
Address
george schachtell
93430
PO box 551
Roberta Shorman
90211
210 Canon
David Van Dyke
93428
1869 Wales Road
Charlotte Wilbert
93405
61 Broad
Cassi Goldsmith
93405
1390 Taft Street #3
Suzanne Park
93401
880 Church St
Kim O'Bryan
93403 -5411
P. O. Box 5422
Heike Friesland
93401
San Luis Obispo
Shawn Burn
93401
1367 Cornus Court
Douglas C.
93401
1343 Higuera St.
Littlejohn
sydney hall
93401
750 chorro st, #1
Rachel Drisdelle
92648
421 11th street
Janet Mease
93405
1963 Devaul Ranch Dr
Sandra Adams
93405
864mission st, SLO, ca
David Zimmerman
93405
1963 Devaul Ranch Dr
david norton
93401
1521 carmel
rich van houten
93405
royal way
Jennifer Phillip
93401
1418 Marsh St
Gina Iliff
95051
3861 Hancock drive Santa Clara
Ted Kegel
93401
1542 Phillips Ln
Hedy Carra
93405
2621 see canyon road
Carrie Miller
93401
638 Toro Street Apt 1
Sylvia Aldana
93401
625 Johnson Ave
Matthew Ingwerson
93401
3160 Alicita Ct
John Lamb
93401
San luis obispo
Elizabeth Clark
93402
1613 7th St.
Emily Cappellano
93405
72 Chorro st., San Luis obispo, ca
Nick Bockelman
93401
3335 Broad St.
Joanne Ruggles
93405
724 Patricia Drive
robert Elke
93401
614 stoneridge dr.
Zoie Harmon
93401
1214 Mill St. San Luis Obispo, CA
Nancy Short
93421
P.O.Box 1583 Arroyo grande, Ca.
Name
Postcode
Address
Nicole Lanshaw
93401
1087 wilding lane
Daniel Krieger
93401 -4346
662 islay
leo pinard
93401
714 buchon
Ellen Pitrowski
93405
2650 Skyview Trail
Carrie Gorton
93401
444 Indian Knob Rd.
Rev m c sowell
93442
435 dunes st
Abby Kegel
93401
1340 Phillips lane #7
Miriam
93420
1400 Filaree Way
Weisenberger
Lydia Mourenza
93405
617 Luneta Dr
Richard Krejsa
93405
189 San Jose Court
Ann Bonestell
93402
Los Osos, CA
Isabel Kirsch
93405
750 Via Laguna Vista
Michael Shelley
92225
RR 2 Box 415 San Luis Obispo
Evelyn Martin
93401
206 Via San Bias San Luis Obispo
Ca 93401
Diane Suderman
93401
976 Goldenrod Ln.
Mathilde
76199
Offenburger Str. 11
Schweickert
Peggy Sharpe
93401
986 Bluebell Way
Aubrey Wynn
93401
1231 Sydney St
Victoria Wolf
93428
7110 Santa Rosa Creek Road
Kent Zammit
93420
3880 Santa Domingo Road
Sue Zammit
93420
3880 Santa Domingo Road
Elizabeth Warner
93402
1418 5th Street Los Osos, CA
nancy reid
93401
1 grand ave
Lillian K
94062
Redwood City
D Dude
93401
PO Box 3666
Paul Trent
93405
301 Jeffrey Dr
Les Kangas
93401
3235 flora st
Tom Kunhardt
94602
2506 Delmer St
Christopher Yip
93401
1151 Ella St
Mary Martin
93401
363 High St.
mecky jay al linda
90277
228 n irena av
myers
Name
Postcode
Address
cynthia russek
93405
301 jeffrey dr slo,ca
Judy Staley
93405
1591 Royal Way
Mary Mulineau
93401
1017 Southwood Drive Apt. F
Matt Sapone
93401
238 Sandercock
Dee de Yong
59601
833 11th Ave, Helena, MT
dave neve
13165
1841 countyhouse road
Sara Mikkelsen
93401
2944 Rockview PI.
John Schaefer
95521
1734 Roberts Way
Phillip Rowland
91355
27200 tourney rd, suite 150, valencia
ca
Jason Bertels
93405
567 Hathway Ave, San Luis Obispo
johna vacanti
93405
287 luneta dr SLO
Sean Reish
93401
1433 Higuera Street
Katherine Favor
93401
887 Islay Street Apartment 5
Claire Wilson
93004
8117 Calaveras St.
Jan Swarbrick
93446
15 Hillcrest Drive
Renee Frogge
93401
1958 Fixlini St.
matt smith
94070
1051 E Hillsdale Blvd
Marie Bombolo
93405
162 Ramona dr
Diana Moll
95062
518 S. Branciforte Ave.
kathy Dervin
94707
1909 San Antonio
josh garcia
10014
40 morton st
Michael Dias
93406
P.O. Box 16110
Keren Ram
93446
1530 Vine Street
Gary Prevo
48150
31110 Grandon
Gregory Allen
93420
471 Vista Del Robles
L C
16803
0000
Chloe Conger
93105
814 Willowglen Rd
Nayeli gilbertson
20392
80 mulberry
Joshua Wheeler
93442
2697 Laurel Ave.
Lauren Wheeler
93442
2697 Laurel Ave.
Areil Larsen
93405
382 Lemon Street
Matthew Tytel
93405
1290 Murray Ave. #D
Name
Postcode
Address
Joshua Brinckerhoff
93420
801 S. Halcyon #39 Arroyo Grande,
Ca
Tatiana Farmer
93420
801 south halcyon rd 39, arroyo
grande, ca
Greg Benninger
93401
1052 George St
Ryan Gelston
93402
1301 15th St
Matt Osterholt
93401
San Luis Obispo
Ann Gray
93422
10025 El Camino Real #105
Dana Nelson
93405
1234 Vista Montana
Cathleen Rockstad
93424
238 1 st Street, San Luis Obispo, CA
Steve Ela
93446
Paso Robles CA
Guy Wallace
93402
1033 Bay Oaks Drive, Los Osos
vicki biscarra
95351
416 laurel avenue modesto, ca.
Paula Mayer
95677 -3230
5397 Hidden Glen Drive
clint skinner
93432
3985 shooting star rd
Lisa Griffith
92352
POB 1650
Stefano Drei
93445
2440 Paso Robles
suzanne La Pointe
93105
3709 Barcelona Drive
Brookes
Paul Taylor
94582
372 Bellflower Court
Janet Kirk
93406
P o box 13935
Nick Andre
93401
1421 Broad St Apt A
Allison Borges
93401
1421 Broad St Apt A
Chris Crowder
17602
Lancaster, PA
Joseph Hall
21211
2828 miles avenue
Janina Korba
93117
6743 Abrego Road
Elizabeth Wonson
93402
2048 Ferrell Ave.
Steve Williams
93422
7343 El Camino Real #122
Sharon Roberts
93401
633 Brizzolara Street #204
david gibson
93442
1296 morro ave.
Eric Buringrud
93401
659 BRANCH ST
lucy 10
93401
1516 Nipomo st.
REbecca Townsend
93401
531 Lawrence Dr.
Daniel Barnwell
92376
863 N Forest Ave
Name
Postcode
Address
Donna Cotner
95008
1331 Bent Dr. Campbell, CA
Will Rushworth
93422
15 Bienvenida Ct. Atascadero Ca.
Sean Mitchell
93465
7481 Kingsbury Rd
Madelynn Griffiths
93546
P.O. Box 7725
Miguel Gimenez
00936
San Juan
SUE PALMER
93401
646 LAWRENCE DR
Lauren Hartz
95616
676 Equador Place
lynn thorensen
95060
240 plateau ave santa cruz california
Matthew McCollum
95118
1556 San Andreas avenue, San Jose
Jeffrey Zimarik
92329
PO Box 294911
Jeff Hi
94086
668 Arbutus Ave
anne wolf
95405
1452 Townview Ave
Janna Pauser
95120
6218 Via De Adrianna
dale BLEECHER
94515
3292 old lawley toll road
Bruce Burns
95060
108 Westmoor Ct
Trudy Considine
94027
140 Valparaiso Ave
Stephen Heliker
95928
11926 Castle Rock Ct
Marygrace Coneff
92354
25200 Lawton Avenue
Morgan Kanae
93230
1505 n Irwin st
Mark Medina
91730
10854 Sundance Drive
Delinke Freed
94928
6460 Jacaranda St
Sandra Smart
93245
3161 A Privateer St
John Luckyton
94089
16559 EL Camino Real
Damien Luzzo
95618
1880 Cowell Blvd. #159
Mary Cabriales
95076
574 Vivienne Drive
brian Engleton
93401
2120 beebee st.
Patti Waldhaus
94518
1445 Gary Drive
Eric McClure
93402
1890 Donna Ave
Erin Zvada
93420
228 Wood Place
Sam Gross
93401
1695 Fixilini St
LeighAnn Pena
93405
1567 Frambuesa Drive
Monique Grajeda
93405
981 Madonna Rd.
Belurae Mehrens
93420
180 Brisco Rd Apt 2
Name
Postcode
Address
Laura Doty
93420
2825 Kip Ln
betty winholtz
93442
405 acacia
Lucille Hamilton
95476
123 Andrieux Street, Sonoma
Maria Fonseca
95207
1305 w El Monte
Dan Knapp
30360 -1656
2442 Mary Briggs CT Dunwoody GA
dave tindel
95010
111 n 1st
Vivek Kulkarni
95014 -4141
September Drive
Chad Worth
93401
885 Buchon St.
Father -Carl
75252
6503 garlinghouse Lane
McGowan
Judy Moran
32404
6109 N. Star Dr.
Steve Iverson
92625
309 Fernleaf Ave Unit C
Mark Rudningen
95621
6500 Creekmont Way
Laurie Fisher
97224
10414 SW Bonanza Way
Ruth Darden
93402
456 Mitchell Drive
Wayman Williams
91107
3579 E. Foothill Blvd. 194
Spencer Ambauen
97330
1952 NW Hayes Ave
Timothy Gilmore
94109
930 Post St., #14
Shane Worth
20007
2606 41 st ST NW Apt #4
Barbara Oman
93922
PO Box 222357
Jason Turuc
60097
7509 Marblehead Rd
Okiyo Ososaka
94606
1930 E 27th St
Sulev Kranich
13413
Siili 18 -60
Buzz Coy
96080
1020 Kimball Rd.
Gary Ammirati
90065 -2604
3512 Annette Street
Rose Ann Witt
91362
1282 Oak Grove Place, Thousand
Oaks, CA
Donna Felthousen
78749
9600 Escarpment, #745 -232
Travis DeSantis
11706
811 Maine Ave
Vinay Duggal
10002
323 East Houston street
jim Gergat
19505
Main St.
sally webb
93108
621 Cowles Road
LUANNE PARRISH
38834
906 East Shiloh Road
Frank Stieber
84115
354 Milton Ave.
Name
Postcode
Address
Barbara Miller
93430
170 Saint Mary Ave, Cayucos
Nancy Brothers
12724
POB 391
Danielle Montague-
84017
1820 Fox Run Rd.
Judd
Tami Allen
91362
3311 Holly Grove Street
Joan Weir
94107
900 Wisconsin St. San Francisco
C K
53147
N3367 Juniper Rd
Robert Gabriel
98506
3125C 36th ave NE
Peggy Stonum
91932
409 Palm Ave A -19
Lauren Swaim
72205
none
Jeanie Piecara
10012
142 West 4th Street, #4
ray sysko
10006
21 west street
Lisa McClear
80304
3979 Springleaf Lane
Jere Wilkerson
93428
1680 Linden Ct.
Linda Kahn
93420
375 Ledo Place
Dwinell Heverly
87701
Las Vegas
rod mcfall
90046
8087 willow glen rd
laura waldorf
93424
po 64 avila beach, ca
Mary Mahurin
95490
53 E. San Francisco St.
Andrea Schnietz
87505
2941 calle del res
Franklin Vincenzi
98223
0000 -0000
Rachel Hough
93402
1207 coral st
Joe M
92109
1618 Missouri St
Mariah Gonzales
89704
3425 Nye Drive
Kathleen Shaw
32205
1515 Yukon St
scott kam
93401
1543 morro st
Louis Lefebvre
93401
862 Toro St.
Minka Gantenbein
93442
160 Easter street
Dan Waters
93402
591 Ash Street
Lily Aguada
93422
5620 Lobos Ln.
tim koerber
91342
13949 wallabi ave, sylmar, ca.
Ellen Herroon
92116
4332 Adams Avenue
Nell Wade
93420
2327 Lopez
Name
Postcode
Address
Shari McCarthy
93420
222 Garden St., Arroyo Grande, CA
Dennis Selke
92056
1640 Ord way
Keegan Meade
93453
1890 J Street, Santa Margarita, CA
Brooke Bennett
93433
1612 Longbranch Ave
Gary Steinmann
93405
423 Buena Vista
LesLie Shapiro
93420
765 Mesa Veiw Dr
Larry Sheehy
95482
124 Ford St., Ukiah, CA
Benjamin Doty
93420
2825 Kip Ln
Amy Daane
93405
535 Cuesta Drive
Tyann Linden
93402
1801 Don Ave.
Heather Mendel
93401
1329 Hanover Place San Luis
Obispo CA
Norman Mendel
93401
1329 Hanover Place San Luis
Obispo CA
Lindsay Rust
70115
926 Valmont St
Courtney Mellblom
93442
437 Tahiti st
Mari O'Brien
93405
1551 Eto Circle, San Luis Obispo, CA
Andrew Harmer
93420
650 Camino Contento
Deborah Butler
94803
558 Rincon Road, El Sobrante CA
Bonnie Condict
93446
558 AAROE RD
Cathleen Rockstad
93424
238 !st Street, Avila Beach CE
Erika Foronjy
93402
2022 Los Osos Valley Road
mary ellen harper
93401
1706 Conejo ave.
Abram Perlstein
93402
1852 6th Street
Deanne Goodwin
93422
PO BOX 166
Ann Garrett
93401
2712 Flora St., SLO, CA
Caitlyn Arigo
93401
4930 Caballeros Ave
D. Rosh Wright
93401
1015 Ella St
Wendy Lucas
93401
1831 San Luis Dr
Angelo Lorenzo
93402
Los Osos, California
Jessica Wilson
93402
2308 Bayview Heights Dr.
skye coddington
93420
1564 Bee Canyon Rd
jack mothershed
93423
po box 166 atascadero, ca
Donna Brown
93401
PO 222
Name
Postcode
Address
Kathryn Rosquette
93002
1212 Buena Vista
Jesse Freake
80466
457 Evergreen way
Johnathan Felch
93401
3282 Johnson Ave
Genevieve Odell
93442
455 Orcas
Frances Reinosa
93405
123 Bressi Place
Shelley Candelario
93401
1284 Sydney St.
Lily Tinkle
93446
Paso Robles
Jennifer L. Haywood
93402
1431 7th st
Jackie Parker
93401
4423 Poinsettia Street
Alicia Mai
93402
2061 Tapidero Ave
Phillip Rowland
91354
24269 PALO -VERDE DR
Lori Redhair
93402
1194 14th Street
mark bishop
93402
1194 14th st los osos ca
roy ross
93422
9181 ash
Evan Albright
93405
1375 Mail Pouch Ln.
Natalie Borgardt
93401
2 Los Verdes Dr
elena lokvig
95945
13888 sande lane
Renee Partida
93430
2101 Cass Ave.
Polly Cooper
93453
16550 Oracle Oak Way Santa
Margarita
Lynn Kamplain
93465
4681 Almond Drive, Templeton CA
Zachary Stowasser
95482
705 N. State Street #404
Cora Hirashiki
90037
826 w. 42nd st.
Greggory Haueter
93402
1842 8th St
Susan Walker
93483
P.OA 191
joe eister
93401
849 Higuera St. #327
case adams
93451
PO Box 749
Gin C
95555
po box
Dawn Mirabelli
93449
830 Fresno Street
Carol Arigo
93401
4930 Caballeros Ave
tara rowland
93420
448 Printz Rd
Colin Kilpatrick
93103
417 south sanitas st
Lauren Gambon
95112
San Jose, CA
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Postcode
Address
Jacki Williams
93403
Pobox 5406
Hillary M
93422
9171 Palomar Ave.
Rebecca Lucas
93401
San Luis Dr
Damien Luzzo
95616
1520 Covell Blvd. #5 PMB 323
Casey
93449
991 Tulare st.
Higginbotham
White, Kelly
From:
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Goodwin, Heather
Friday, January 10, 2014 9:36 AM
To: White, Kelly
Subject: FW: 131 provision 96 Unanimous vote
From: Mejia, Anthony
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 2:32 PM
To: Goodwin, Heather
Subject: FW: 131 provision 96 Unanimous vote
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
WIS, OLL Ispo
990 Palm Street
Sail Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel 805.781 7102
7RECE.-- VE0 2014
SI ®O CITY CLERK
AGENDA
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Date 11-1, ' � Item #-��.{..�._
From: Dawn Carol [mailto:caroldawn8C@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2014 10:45 PM
To: Ashbaugh, John; Carpenter, Dan; Christianson, Carlyn; Codron, Michael; Dietrick, Christine; Lichtig, Katie; Marx, Jan;
Smith, Kathy; Mejia, Anthony
Subject: 131 provision 96 Unanimous vote
Thank you We appreciate your thoughtfu1,public directed ,action for protecting our local environment
Carol Dawn
Goodwin, Heather
From: Mejia, Anthony
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 10:24 AM
To: Goodwin, Heather
Subject: FW: Applauding your support for the 131 issue
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
c (IN Of sort WIS ol'�Ispo
990 PaIm Street
Sari t uis Obispo, CA 93r.¢o.i
tel I 80S,781,7102
REC EIl`0
JAN 0 8 2014
SLO CITY c,
AGENDA
CORRESPONDED ::;,E
Date '� f Item# A
From: Milton Carrigan [mailto:mecarrigan @charter.net]
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 9:24 AM
To: Ashbaugh, John; Carpenter, Dan; Christianson, Carlyn; Codron, Michael; Dietrick, Christine; Lichtig, Katie; Marx, ]an;
Smith, Kathy; Mejia, Anthony
Subject: Applauding your support for the B1 issue
I applaud your unanimous support for the B1 issue to write a letter on behalf of the citizens of SLO calling on
the Board of Supervisors to adopt a countywide BAN on Fracking.
Thanks for acting in the interests of protecting the environment and the safety of the citizens.
Milt Carrigan
2250 King Ct. Unit 7
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
White, Kelly
Subject: FW: County Wide Fracking Ban
From: Mejia, Anthony
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 11:12 PM
To: Goodwin, Heather
Subject: Fwd: County Wide Fracking Ban
Begin forwarded message:
E1RE T\J 0 2014
AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCE
Date `1 Item #—L�—
From: Scott Chapman <scottgsalledefers.org>
Date: January 9, 2014 at 9:29:44 PM PST
To: "Ashbaugh, John" <jashbaug_gslocity.org >, "Carpenter, Dan" <dcarpentnslocit ,®r >,
"Christianson, Carlyn" <cchristi kslocit"org >, "Codron, Michael" <mcodron(a),slocity.org >,
"Dietrick, Christine" <cdietrickgslocity.org >, "Lichtig, Katie" <klichtig(kslocit" >, "Marx,
Jan" <imarx(u?slocity -org >, "Smith, Kathy" <ksmith(a�slocity.org >, "Mejia, Anthony"
<amejia(a,slocit r�org>
Subject: County Wide Fracking Ban
Greetings!
It is with great pleasure i write to thank you all for your unanimous vote to write a
letter on behalf of the citizens of SLO calling on the Board of Supervisors to adopt a
countywide BAN on Fracking. This is a secretive devastating process which will destroy
water supplies throughout the county and country, as it already has in a large number of
communities. The oceans are threatened with this same process and the cumulative
effect of all sources of pollution in our environment is quickly catching up to us, and we
are running out of time to deal with these threats without suffering even more
devastating consequences. This is a positive step to think locally, act globally!
Thank you again.
Sincerely, scott chapman, POB 13043, San Luis Obispo, 93406 -3043
p.s. i include a Big Sur photo i took. This is what we can save....
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Goodwin, Heather
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Marx, Jan
Tuesday, January 07, 2014 1L:49 AM
Mejia, Anthony
Goodwin, Heather
FW: Fracking
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JAN 0 7 2014
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Jan Howell Marx
Mayor of San Luis Obispo
(805) 781-7'J.20 or (805') 54L-27 t6
From: Donna M. Cotner IDonna@CotnerDDS.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2Ot4 11:44 AM
To: Marx, Jan; Smith, Kathy; Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: Fracking
AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCE
To the SLO City Council,
I wish lcould be there to voice my deep concern about the harmfuleffects of fracking on the environment of the city
and county where I spent some of the happiest years of my life, I went to SLO High School, graduating in L963, and
graduated from Cal Poly in t967. I am hoping to return when I retire !
We still own a home near Laguna Lake, which is rented to college students, and the last thing we want is the deadly
pollution brought about by this destructive fossil fuel removal technique, Local governments must rise to the challenge
and take a stand I Please support ltem 8L provision #96 to request the County Board of Supervisors to prohibit fracking
within the county of San Luis Obispo I
Thank you, Donna Cotner, DDS
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Goodwin, Heather
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Attachments:
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel 1 805.781.7102
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07, 2014 4:01 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: SLOCC meeting 1/7/14 - Item 131, provision #96
SLOCCItr.pdf; TomSignatureSmall copy jpg
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From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 2:53 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: SLOCC meeting 1/7/14 - Item 131, provision #96
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi @slocity.org
805 - 550 -9320 cell
805 - 752 -1021 home (for city calls)
From: Tom Cyr [tacyr1242 @mac.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 2:40 PM
To: Marx, Jan; Smith, Kathy; Christianson, Carlyn; Carpenter, Dan; Ashbaugh, John
Subject: SLOCC meeting 1/7/14 - Item 61, provision #96
Please see the enclosed .pdf letter re: Item 131, provision #96.
Thank you for your leadership.
RECEIVED
JAN 0 7 2014
AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCE
Data
Here's a poem about leadership as a New Year's gift to you all:
The Contract
A word from the led
And in the end we follow them
not because we are paid,
not because we might see some advantage, not because of the things they have accomplished, not even because of the
dreams they dream but simply because of who they are:
the man, the woman, the leader, the boss, standing up there when the wave hits the rock, passing out faith and
confidence like life jackets, knowing the currents, holding the doubts, imagining the delights and terrors of every
landfall; captain, pirate, and parent by turns, the bearer of our countless hopes and expectations.
We give them our trust. We give them our effort.
What we ask in return is that they stay true.
— William Ayot
From Center for Courage and Renewal
Terry Chadsey - terryc @couragerenewal.org
[cid:c8e1422b- 3994- 4ebb- a44c- 7ee51a52cfa5 @slocity.org]
Thomas A. Cyr
350 Acero Place
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
T: 805 202 -8243
C: 303 437 -8437
Stop Fracking the Goose That's Laid the Golden Eggs
Jan. 7, 2014
FROM: Thomas A. Cyr
3 S 0 Acero Place
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
805 202 -8243
tagyr1Z,L2 mac.com
TO: San Luis Obispo City Council
RE: San Luis Obispo City Council Meeting, Jan. 7, 2014; Item 131, provision 496
It is my understanding that on January 7, 2014 at the first meeting of this legislative
year, the San Luis Obispo City Council will begin its deliberations regarding the
proposed letter to be written to the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors
regarding the issue of hydraulic fracturing (Item 131, provision #96). Thank you for
standing by your word and for being willing to encourage the Board of Supervisors
to seriously consider the negative effects of hydraulic fracturing in a place where the
availability of water is already a major concern, and where the natural beauty of the
landscape is an attraction to thousands of tourists from all over the world which
contributes major support to the local economy.
In my view, the question of whether to `track' or not'frack' is a non - sequitur. It does
not make sense to conduct industrial oil drilling with all of its toxic implications and
potential threats to the quality of the air, water and landscape, as well as the
quantity of same, in a place where water is already a fragile resource and where the
natural beauty of the landscape is a prime resource for the economy.
As a resident within the county, I support your efforts to advocate that the County
Board of Supervisors adopt regulations that prohibit hydraulic fracturing of any
kind within the County of San Luis Obispo; and that said regulation be adopted
quickly and implemented immediately.
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
Goodwin, Heather
From:
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.781..7LOz
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,20L4 1:L3 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW; Thanks for helping us stop tracking in the County
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-----Origina I Message-----
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2014 12:46 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: Thanks for helping us stop tracking in the County
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv.ors
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-L02L home (for city calls)
From: Phyllis Davies IPhyllis@daviesco.com]
Sent:Sunday, January 05,2Ot4 5:29 AM
To: Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: Thanks for helping us stop tracking in the County
Good clean water is important, as you know so well!
We looking forward to SLO City Council sending a letter to the Board of Supervisors encouraging them on them to
passing a countywide ban on fracking,
1
Very appreciatively,
Phyllis Davies
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Goodwi Heather
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AnthonyJ. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.781..7I02
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,20L4 L:L3 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: ban fracking in san luis obispo county
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JAN 0 7 2014
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AGENDA
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-----Origina I Message-----
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2OI4 12:45 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: ban fracking in san luis obispo county
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv,org
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-102L home (for city calls)
From: Dana Gibson [treemom532000@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, January 06,201.4 9:28 PM
To: Marx, Jan; Smith, Kathy; Christianson, Carlyn; Carpenter, Dan; Ashbaugh, John
Subject: ban fracking in san luis obispo county
Please do not believe the lies the fossil fuel industry tells you and your constituents. Fracking is not clean. lt pollutes the
water mostly, and the air, and fossilfuels are causíng climate change, We must support clean energy. (And nuclear
power is not clean). You can have all the money you want, but if our planet is so polluted it struggles to support life, we
are doomed. This is so obvious. Please do the right thing,
Ban fracking in San Luis Obispo county.
Thank you
Dana Gibson
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
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Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,2014 11:20 AM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: BAN ON FRACKING!!
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AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCE
From: Max, Jan
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,20L4 11:18 AM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: BAN ON FRACKING!!
agenda correspondence
Jan Howell Max
Mayor of San Luis Obispo
(BOs) 781-7120 or (BOs) s41-2716
From: Alycia Kiley [alyciakiley@gmail,com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2014 10:18 AM
To: Marx, Jan; Smith, Kathy; Christianson, Carlyn; Carpenter, Dan; Ashbaugh, John
Subject: BAN ON FRACKING!!
Pf ease adopt ltem 81 prov¡sion #96 advocating the
County Board of Supervisors adopt regulations that
proh¡b¡t Fracking w¡thin the County of San Luis
Obispo. Thank you.
- Alycia Kiley
Gather the women, sqve the world.
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Goodwin, Heather
From: Mejia, Anthony
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 3:25 PM TREE IldD
To: Goodwin, Heather 7 2014
Subject: FW: NO FRACKING IN SLO COUNTY
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel 1805.781.7102
- - - -- Original Message---- -
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 2:06 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: NO FRACKING IN SLO COUNTY
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi @slocity.org
805 - 550 -9320 cell
805 - 752 -1021 home (for city calls)
SLO CITY CLERk
AGENDA
CORR S !" %NDENCE
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From: Sandra Lakeman [sand ralakeman @gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 2:03 PM
To: Marx, Jan; Smith, Kathy; Christianson, Carlyn; Ashbaugh, John; Carpenter, Dan
Subject: NO FRACKING IN SLO COUNTY
Dear Mayor and City Council Members:
I am requesting that you vote to adopt Item 61 provision #96 advocating the County Board of Supervisors adopt
regulations that prohibit fracking within the County of San Luis Obispo. Thank you.
Sandra Davis Lakeman
Emeritus Professor of Architecture
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo, CA p3407
mailing address:
1677 Foreman Court
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
805 5413223
www. sandralakeman. com <http: / /www,sandralakeman.com>
Goodwin, Heather
From:
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.78t.7102
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,20L4 1:12 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW:fracking
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-----Original Message
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,201.4 L2:44 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: fracking
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv.ors
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-102L home (for city calls)
From: susan pyburn [susanimai@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 201.4 11:34 AM
To: Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: fracking
Dear Honorable Council member Christiansen,
I am unable to join you this evening due to a prior commitment. However, I do wish to register my vehement desire
concerning the issue of fracking here in our city/county.
1
Please honor my wish as if I were there in person to speak it. Concerning item 8L provision #96, I earnestly ask that the
council request the County Board of Superuisors to ban Fracking within the County, by way of adopting regulations that
prohibit fracking within the County of San Luis Obispo. Effective lmmediately.
Thank you.
Susan Pyburn
L061Grove Street
Something opens our wings.
Something makes boredom and hurt disappear
Someone fills the cup in front of us. rumi
A Lens of Her Own -
http://herown lens.sm ugm ue.com
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Goodwi Heather
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.78I.7102 AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCEl-t-l
-----Origina I Message-----
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07 ,201.4 1:05 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: ban fracking
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cch risti@slocitv.org
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-102L home (for city calls)
From: Carol Rowland [crowland@wildblue,net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2014 12:55 PM
To: Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: ban fracking
Dear Ms. Christianson,
I'm asking you to please adopt ltem 81 provision #96 advocating the County Board of Supervisors adopt regulations that
prohibit fracking within the County of San Luis Obispo. Thank you.
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,20L4 L:14 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: ban fracking
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Creston, CA
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Subject:
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.78'J..71O2
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,2074 3:22 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: Adopt 81 provision #96 to ban fracking
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JAN 0 7 2014
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3ORRESPONDENCE
-----Original Message-----
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,20L4 1:39 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: Adopt 8L provision #96 to ban fracking
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv,org
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-102L home (for city calls)
From : Ba rba ra Russell Ibarba ra @ russells, net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2OI4 1:33 PM
To: Marx, Jan; Smith, Kathy; Christianson, Carlyn; Carpenter, Dan; Ashbaugh, John
Subject: Adopt 81. provision #96 to ban fracking
Dear City Council Member,
Tonight the city council will decide exactly how you will phrase the letter to the Board of Supervisors.
I am an active voter.
1
I urge you to adopt ltem BL provision #96 advocating the County Board of Supervisors adopt regulations that prohibit
fracking anywhere within the County of San Luis Obispo,
Thank you.
Warmly,
Barbara D. Russell
L542 Valley View Drive
Los Osos CA934O2
ba rba ra @ russells. net<mailto:barbara @russells.net>
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Goodwin, Heather
From:
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Subject:
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.78I.7102
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,2OL4 1:14 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: Encourage Board of Supervisors to Ban Hydraulic Fracturing
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jAN 0 7 2014
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CORRESPONDENCE
-----Origina I Message-----
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2Ot4 t2:47 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: Encourage Board of Supervisors to Ban Hydraulic Fracturing
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv.org
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-1021. home (for city calls)
From: urbeloved @sbcslobal.net Iurbeloved@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2Ot4 12:46 PM
To: Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: Encourage Board of Supervisors to Ban Hydraulic Fracturing
Dear Vice Mayor Christianson,
lwish to encourage the SLO City Councilto encourage the SLO Board of Supervisors to enact a ban on hydraulic
fracturing throughout the county for health, safety and water protection reasons. Thank you.
1
Sincerely,
Dr. Mark S. Schecter
Cayucos
2
Goodwin, Heather
From:
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Subject:
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel | 805.781-.71O2
-----Original Message
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 12:44 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: No Fraking
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi@slocitv.org
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-1021 home (for city calls)
From: Hildie Spritzer Ihildiespritzer@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2Ot4 11:13 AM
To: Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: No Fraking
Please adopt item B-1--provision 96.
Thank you..
Hildie Spritzer, Property owner: San Luis Obispol
Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, january 07,20L4 1:L2 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: No Fraking
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JAN 0 7 2014
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Goodwi Heather
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Mejia, Anthony
Tuesday, January 07,2014 3:22 PM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: Fracking
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 9340L
tel | 805.781.7102
-----Origina I Message-----
From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07,2014 1:5L PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: Fracking
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cch risti@slocitv.org
805-550-9320 cell
805-752-L02L home (for city calls)
From: Joe St.Clair Uoejl@sbcglobal,netl
Sent: Tuesday, January 07 ,2Ot4 1,:42 PM
To: Christianson, Carlyn
Subject: Fracking
Hi Carlyn:
I can't make it to the meeting, but count me anti-Fracking, like no way (Jose')
Thanks,
Joe St.Clair
SLO City resident
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Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
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Mejia, Anthony
Thursday, January 09, 2014 10:56 AM
Goodwin, Heather
FW: Fracking ban letter
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From: Chuck Tribbey [mailto:cltquest gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 10:26 AM
To: Ashbaugh, John; Carpenter, Dan; Christianson, Carlyn; Codron, Michael; Dietrick, Christine; Lichtig, Katie; Marx, Jan;
Smith, Kathy; Mejia, Anthony
Subject: Fracking ban letter
Thank you for voting to write a letter to our supervisors asking for a county wide ban on fracking. I believe that
you have put the health and welfare of the citizens before a technology that has many unanswered questions and
an industry that lacks transparency.
Chuck Tribbey
Goodwin, Heather
From: Mejia, Anthony
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 3:29 PM
To: Goodwin, Heather
Subject: FW: Fracking ban
Anthony J. Mejia I City Clerk
City of San Luis Obispo
990 Palm Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
tel 1 805.781.7102
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From: Christianson, Carlyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 2:52 PM
To: Mejia, Anthony
Subject: FW: Fracking ban
Carlyn Christianson
Member, San Luis Obispo City Council
990 Palm Street, SLO 93408
cchristi @slocity.org
805 - 550 -9320 cell
805 - 752 -1021 home (for city calls)
From: Paula Vigneault [pvigneault @gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 2:45 PM
To: Paula Vigneault
Subject: Fracking ban
Dear Mayor and SLO City Council Members
_ RECEIVED
JAN 0 7 2014
f�C) CITY CLERK
AGENDA
CORRESPONDENCE
Date 17 19 Item#
This is a critical choice time. Please add a provision to the Legislative Platform to request the County Board of
Supervisors to ban Fracking within the County, Item 131 provision #96. Please advocate that the County Board of
Supervisors adopt regulations that prohibit Fracking within the County of San Luis Obispo. Effective Immediately. Thank
you.
Paula Vigneault
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