San Miguel Tract 3207 subdivision appeal
Summary
A 181-home cluster development with shops, parks and open space on the bluff above the Salinas River is now approved after the Board rejected an appeal. New groundwater conditions require about 42.5 acres of nearby vineyard to be fallowed to offset the project's water use.
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
The project brings about 3.8 acres of commercial development and new moderate-income housing to San Miguel, with water offsets funded through fallowing.
Future residents of the 181 homes, local building trades, and the community gaining parkland, open space and moderate-income affordable housing.
Appeellant Scott Raven and neighbors who raised concerns about water supply and project impacts.
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Board of Supervisors - Jun 2, 2026
A 181-home cluster development with shops, parks and open space on the bluff above the Salinas River is now approved after the Board rejected an appeal. New groundwater conditions require about 42.5 acres of nearby vineyard to be fallowed to offset the project's water use.
Board of Supervisors - May 5, 2026
A 181-home cluster subdivision with commercial space and parkland on the Salinas River bluff survived an appeal, but only tentatively — the Board wants mandatory fallowing of 65 acres and a water-impact EIR addendum before finalizing June 2. Groundwater supply in the Paso Robles basin was the core dispute.
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