The City of San Luis Obispo certainly is evolving. This time-swipe map showcases changes from 2014 to 2023 highlighting a major development focus along Tank Farm Road and Broad Street. Progress is well underway with remediation, and clearing of several buildings and a mobile home park. The city council's 2022 approval of 280 new housing units and 12,500 square feet of commercial space at 600 Tank Farm Road marks the beginning of significant changes in this area. Alongside this, the Chevron-owned property spanning 332 acres is also poised for development and potential annexation into the city. This move will enable further improvements to Tank Farm Road, including enhanced bicycle and pedestrian access, meeting modern standards for city infrastructure. This new mixed-use project at 600 Tank Farm joins two other major developments in the area: 650 Tank Farm (mixed-use housing) and a new assisted living complex at the corner of Tank Farm and Broad Street. A new roundabout is also planned for the intersection of Tank Farm and Santa Fe Road, with construction set to start in phases. What do you think about this new development and planned roundabout? Drop a comment ⬇️ Source: @ksbynews @newtimesslo Map: @Esrigram #PoweredbyEsri #GIS #ArcGIS #LivingAtlas #SanLuisObispo #Development #MixedUse #Residential #RealEstate #Community #CityofSLO #ShareSLO #ThenandNow #TimeSwipe #Map
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