The Bob Jones path project continues to progress slightly behind schedule. Currently, the County is working to meet requirements/regulations for the project. Requirements/Regulations: As part of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) the County has hired a consultant to prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the project. The EIR identifies the ways in which […]

The northern portion of the Anza path continues to move forward, making incredible strides during the summer of 2012 through construction and planning. Construction: The City of Paso Robles has begun construction of the River Walk Gap Closure connecting already completed segments of path along South River Road between Navajo Avenue and 13th Street. The […]

On Tuesday July 10, 2012 the Arroyo Grande city council approved their Bicycle & Trails Master Plan! Approved bike plan, so what? With a comprehensive and approved plan, a city has improved access to major state and federal infrastructure and programming grants. Not only do bike plans allow cities access to more funding sources, they also provide […]

Just now, the County Parks Commission (CPC) voted 4-0 recommending that the Board of Supervisors explore funding to acquire land for the De Anza Path planned from San Luis Obispo to Pismo Beach! A BIG thank you to our incredible community, over 15 people spoke, all in support of the project. April 26, 2012 | […]

Check out the article in this week’s New Times about the future of the De Anza path. This is just the beginning of a building momentum towards completion of our bike paths in SLO County. We’re really excited about the Connect SLO County initiative, and can’t wait to share our successes with you in the coming […]