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SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN Additional coordination efforts around information sharing have developed through SLO Regional Rideshare, a transportation management organization which was initially located within the RTA organization and recently moved to SLOCOG. Regional Rideshare’s mission is centrally involved with coordination of commuter transportation. Through a grant related to the new 511 information function, the Regional Rideshare has been exploring ways of supporting transportation information needs of other groups, including seniors. Finally, there was a 1998 Job Access and Reverse Commute project between Dept. of Social Services and SLOCOG to develop transportation services needed by the agency’s low income constituency. While this project was ultimately not successful, it does speak to historical relationships between public transportation and human services agencies within the San Luis Obispo region around meeting needs of these target populations. 5 OCTOBER 2007
SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN CHAPTER 2: CONTEXT FOR A PLAN FOR THE SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION This chapter establishes the local context and general direction for development of a locally developed plan for the San Luis Obispo region, predominately a rural county but with significant urban centers and a growing population. To ensure that the locally developed plan builds upon work that has already been done, this chapter also summarizes recent San Luis Obispo region reports and studies that have bearing on transportation needs of seniors, persons with disabilities and persons of low income. 2.1 THE SETTING San Luis Obispo County is a 3,320 square mile coastal county approximately in the north-south center of California’s long coast line. Its topography is a mix of coastal water front, coastal mountains and inland agricultural and open range land. Over 80 percent of its 247,000 persons (U.S. Census Bureau, 2000) live in the urban areas of the county. Its population density is 74 persons per square mile. Figure 2-1, San Luis Obispo County Within California Its population includes 14 percent persons over age 65, significantly above California’s statewide average of 10.7 percent. It has a smaller proportion of children age 5 and under (5 percent) and youth age 18 (20 percent) and under than the respective statewide averages of 7 percent and 27 percent. While the dominant population is Caucasian (91 percent), there is a significant Hispanic presence (18 percent) that increases seasonally with migrant workers. 6 OCTOBER 2007
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