We're taking a stand on this one
League of Women Voters of San Luis Obispo County
By Emily Penfield, president[{
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The League of Women Voters is always neutral when it comes to endorsing candidates, but we do take action on issues that we have studied and for which we have developed a position.
Measure H is just such an issue.
The League’s position on local planning and land-use policies and actions is consistent with the City of San Luis Obispo’s long-range General Plan—a plan that provides thoughtful input and analysis and careful consideration of the concerns as well as opportunities represented by the Prado Road extension. The plan is especially respectful of human safety, quality of life, and environmental and aesthetic interests related to this project.
Measure H would undermine all this.
That is why the League of Women Voters of San Luis Obispo County advocates a “no” vote on Measure H on Nov. 2.
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