To view the county's Airport Land Use Plan and the Oceano County Airport Public Review Draft Plan, visit the San Luis Obispo County's Airport Land Use Commission web page:

Airport Land Use Commission

To view the Paso Robles Airport Land Use Plan, visit their website:

Paso Robles Airport Land Use Plan

The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors created the Resource Management Task Force (RMTF) after considering recommendations made by a Board-appointed Growth Management Advisory Committee (GMAC). Part of the GMAC's recommendations specified that the RMTF annually compile, evaluate, and present resource information for use by the Board under the provisions of the Resource Management System (RMS) of the county General Plan, Framework For Planning.  Read the summary report here:

2007 Resource Management System Annual Resource Summary Report

The General Plan Progress report for Fiscal Year 2005-06 reviews the activities that took place to implement the County General Plan, which is sometimes referred to as the "blueprint" for growth and development in San Luis Obispo County.  It describes major new planning activities, general plan and ordinance amendments, public contact and assistance, permit and subdivision activity, and residential and non-residential development. Read the report here:

  General Plan Progress, 2005-2006

The county's Rules of Procedure to Implement the California Land Conservation Act of 1965 or Williamson Act, provide the standards for property eligibility and land use restrictions under the program.  They also provide procedures for terminating contracts and monitoring the agricultural preserve program.

   Rules of Procedure To Implement The California Land Conservation Act Of 1965

The draft 10-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness is a countywide effort that addresses housing and services for the most vulnerable population. The draft 10-Year Plan was released on July 9, 2008.

   Draft 10-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness

The County's Growth Management Strategies and Policies for the Future of San Luis Obispo County Volumes I and II.  These documents are referenced in the Strategic Growth Staff Report that will be presented to the Board of Supervisors.

   Growth Management Strategies and Policies for the Future of San Luis Obispo County - Volume I - June 1989 

   Growth Management Strategies and Policies for the Future of San Luis Obispo County - Volume II - June 1989