California: Critics claim San Luis Obispo City Council violating open meeting law
July 28, 2011 by donal brown
Filed under 1st Amendment News, Access to Meetings, Access to Records, News & Opinion, Sunshine Ordinances
Critics in the San Luis Obispo community are alleging that the city council is regularly committing open meeting violations including sending an e-mail to fellow council members to generate support for an issue before the issue was listed on an agenda. When the president of the police officer’s association asked that the e-mail be made [...]
A&A: City gives tax-free deal to developer, details kept secret
November 24, 2009 by FAC
Filed under Asked & Answered
Q: The city recently entered into an agreement with a developer of a multi-million dollar resort hotel to forgo collecting transit occupancy taxes (TOT) of many million dollars. The city’s financial consultant analyzed the request from the developer and created several reports that were not made available to the public. The reports were presented to [...]









