Planning commission recommends approval of The Landing at former boys school site
Paso Robles Daily News
October 29, 2026
Big news for our north side, Paso Robles. The Planning Commission came through with a unanimous 7-0 vote on all eight resolutions for The Landing, the proposed project at the old boys school site. That kind of clean sweep doesn't happen often, and it signals the commission sees the plan as ready for prime time.
For those who've watched that property sit quiet for years, this feels like real momentum. The Landing could reshape a corner of town many of us drive past and wonder about. As reported by the Paso Robles Daily News, the next stop is the City Council on November 17 — that's the meeting to circle on your calendar.
Whether you're excited about new investment or want to weigh in on traffic and character, this is your moment. Local decisions like this shape the Paso we hand to our kids, so stay tuned and show up if you can.
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