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Buyers believe mixed-use is key to building out Dalidio Ranch

By   /  Friday, August 9th, 2013  /  Columns, Real Estate  /  Comments Off on Buyers believe mixed-use is key to building out Dalidio Ranch

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FPPC approves Copeland fine

By   /  Thursday, October 14th, 2010  /  Latest news  /  Comments Off on FPPC approves Copeland fine

California’s Fair Political Practices Commission fined San Luis Obispo businessmen James and Thomas Copeland and banker David Booker $80,000 at its Oct. 14 meeting for violating the state Political Reform Act. The Copelands and Booker are accused of staging a secret and illegal campaign in 2006 to block rancher Ernie Dalidio’s development plans. The five-member Read More →

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Editorial: Sneaky attack subverts property rights in SLO

By   /  Monday, October 11th, 2010  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Sneaky attack subverts property rights in SLO

In a spread that garnered national publicity in Parade Magazine on Oct. 3, San Luis Obispo was crowned “Happy Town, USA,” where, among other things, author Dan Buettner found it to be the No. 1 place in America for emotional health. But just a few days later, California’s Fair Political Practices Commission tore the cover Read More →

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Copelands face fine in SLO election dispute

By   /  Monday, October 4th, 2010  /  Latest news  /  Comments Off on Copelands face fine in SLO election dispute

San Luis Obispo businessmen James and Thomas Copeland and banker David Booker were the anonymous backers of “No on J,” the campaign to stop rancher Ernie Dalidio from developing 131 acres outside the city, according to a report from state campaign regulators. The three face fines of up to $80,000. The California Fair Political Practices Read More →