The city council voted not to immediately implement the changes recommended by the report but did mention that things like a student overlay zone and further discussions with Cal Poly were required to effectively address the issue. When the report came out, the city responded with a 24-page document outlining inaccuracies in some of the information the Grand Jury reported. “The most immediate action would be to compel Cal Poly to provide the information on where these satellite houses and fraternity houses are in the R-1 or R-2 zones,” he said. McDonald pointed out that a key stakeholder in this debate is Cal Poly, saying that both the city and university have been actively discussing solutions. When asked, Cal Poly responded with an e-mail saying, “The university is committed to being a good partner and working toward solutions.