Council sets deadline for Pioneer Park proposals, receives public works assessment

Council sets deadline for Pioneer Park proposals, receives public works assessment

Council also receives public works assessment that recommends four new positions

– The Paso Robles City Council voted 3-2 during its regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20, at Centennial Park’s Norris Meeting Room to accept proposals for the city-owned Pioneer Park property from projects of cultural significance through Jan. 19, and voted 4-1 to receive a public works organizational assessment.

The council also received presentations from Scott Jalbert, San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services director, on El Niño, and from Maintenance Services Superintendent Dwayne Brown on the city’s non-functional turf implementation plan.

The consent calendar was approved unanimously. It included a $224,873.25 contract with Carbon Supply Inc. for granular activated carbon replacement at the Surface Water Treatment Plant, final approval of a tract map for Vinedo Planning Area 2 in the Olsen–South Chandler Specific Plan, a request to remove a blue oak tree at 59 Ridgeview Drive and a resolution supporting a pilot passenger rail service during the 2028 Olympics. Councilmember Fred Strong did not take part in th...