As is the case with most paper lots, it is currently not possible to build on this property. However, with its proximity to downtown Cayucos and Cayucos Beach, this property is in a prime location if that should ever change. And with views in every direction it's easy to dream up a myriad of possibilities of central coast living. Link Countys FAQ sheet related to these paper lots: "https://www.slocounty.ca.gov/departments/planning building/forms documents/communities villages forms and documents/cayucos planning documents/cayucos hillside faq march 2021" County Planning Division regarding your interest in the Paper Lots located in Cayucos. Many of these properties have a Rural Lands (RL) land use designation and combining designations including: Coastal Zone and GSA Geologic Hazard Area (due to the steep slope over 30% and high potential for landslide). Customer would like to know if this land can be built on. There are a number of factors which determine whether a property is buildable including but not limited to whether or not the lot is considered legal, minimum lot size to develop, whether there are utilities (water, sewer, electricity) as well as access (road slope and design which may involve Cal Fire, Public Works and Building) as well as lot conditions (lot size, etc.) and environmental factors. Please be advised that there are no roads serving these lots or services. These are not considered legal lots since they were created from a map pre 1929. Also, in Rural Lands, the minimum lot size to develop is 1 acre and the lot must be served by a well and septic which is also not present. A number of these lots have been acquired by the Cayucos Land Conservancy due to the known development constraints with accessing and building on these lots. You may want to consult with the land conservancy as well. https://www.cayucoslandconservancy.org