REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY

The Paso Robles Redevelopment Agency was activated in 1981. It’s Board is comprised of the City’s Mayor and Council. The Agency formed its first Redevelopment Project Area in 1987. Click here to download/view a copy of the adopted Redevelopment Plan [pdf:2mb/112pp].

The Redevelopment Project Area is an approximate 1150-acre area consisting primarily of properties located west of the Salinas River. Click here to download/view a map of the project area [pdf:115k/1pp].

Elimination of blight and pursuit of programs and projects of benefit to the Redevelopment Project Area are the purpose and intent of the Redevelopment Agency. In addition to the Redevelopment Plan mentioned above, State Redevelopment Law requires that each agency prepare a five-year Redevelopment Implementation Plan which sets forth proposals and priorities for expenditures of both regular Redevelopment Funds and Low and Moderate Income Housing Funds. The current Redevelopment Implementation Plan [pdf:1.2mb/55pp] was adopted in February 2010 and will expire in December 2014.

While the City Council has jurisdiction over the entire City of Paso Robles, the Redevelopment Agency focuses its attention on the approximately 1150-acre Redevelopment Project Area and actions of benefit to the Project Area. The exception to this geographic limitation is that housing program funds generated by the Redevelopment Project Area can be expended by the Redevelopment Agency on a citywide basis.

Redevelopment Agency Resolutions

If you know what resolution you are looking for, view the List by Number.

Resolution Indices

For further information on Agency programs, please contact Ed Gallagher, City  Planner, via email or at 237-3970. For questions on Agency finances, please contact the City’s Administrative Services Director, at 237-3999.