Vineyards Project Rescheduled, Volunteer Opportunities, Roadside Litter, Tribal Gun Range
El Dorado County, California sent this bulletin at 01/09/2020 11:19 AM PST
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Vineyards Project CONTINUED to 2/25/2020
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| 114 Acres off Malcolm Dixon Road Comparison of existing and approved projects |
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Diamante Estates Project |
Proposed Vineyards Project |
| 19 Residential Lots | 42 Residential Lots |
| Lot size 5 to 9.9 acres |
Lot size 43,560 to 46,562 square feet (42.23 total acres) |
| One Open Space Lot = 2.2 acres | Five Open Space Lots = 65.58 acres total |
| No off site improvements | Green Valley Road two-way left-turn lane at Loch Way |
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No connection of Chartraw Road |
Complete connector road from Malcolm Dixon to Green Valley Road (Chartraw Road) |
| Various improvements to sections of Malcolm Dixon Road | Various improvements to sections of Malcolm Dixon Road |
Volunteer for Commissions and Committees
Looking for Volunteers for the following:
El Dorado County Commission for Youth and Families - Posted 1-3-20
Nine vacancies exist on the recently established El Dorado County Commission for Youth and Families. The Commission aims to improve outcomes for youth and families by providing coherent and effective support within the County. The Commission will coordinate an integrated, transparent, and data-driven system of services so that all young people have access to the social, emotional, educational and/or health services they need in order to thrive.
Kelsey Cemetery District - Posted 12-30-19
One vacancy exists on the Kelsey Cemetery District Board of Trustees. The Kelsey Cemetery is governed and managed by an Advisory Committee with three or five trustees appointed by the Board of Supervisors as stated in Chapter 7 of the Health and Safety Code 9020. The Kelsey Cemetery District operates with limited public funds and activity.
Commission on Aging - Posted 12-30-19
Two vacancies exist on the Commission on Aging - (1) Member must be a resident of District 5 and (1) Member at Large. The Commission on Aging is advisory to the El Dorado County Board of
Supervisors. The Commission works with the Director of the Area Agency on Aging on
community interests and issues or challenges facing the senior population of El Dorado
County. This includes, but is not limited to, developing community centers in strategic
areas of the county to make services accessible to all seniors, promoting services that
enable seniors to remain in their homes and preventing elder abuse.
Child Abuse Prevention Council - Posted 12-18-19
Four Vacancies exist on this council.
The functions of the Child Abuse Prevention Council include the following:
• Provide a forum for inter-agency cooperation and coordination in the prevention,
detection, intervention, treatment, and legal processing of child abuse cases;
• Promote the public awareness of abuse and neglect and the resources available;
• Encourage and facilitate training of professionals in the prevention, detection,
intervention, treatment, and legal processing of child abuse and neglect;
• Recommend improvements in services to families and victims; and
• Encourage and facilitate community support for child abuse and neglect programs.
Historical Museum Commission - Posted 12-5-19
Three vacancies exist on the Historical Museum Commission.
The County Historical Museum Commission is established to assist the
County in maintaining a vision and subsequent goals for the County Museum; to
encourage opportunities for County residents to become involved in the historic
interpretation and presentation of historical artifacts and documents important to the
County.
Coloma Lotus Advisory Committee - Posted 11-14-19
One vancancy exists on the Coloma and Lotus Advisory Committee for a Member at Large. The Member at Large shall live with the Area of Responsibility and shall not own or reside on any property within 1000 feet of the South Fork American River and shall be free from any material financial relationship to tourist-recreation businesses along the river corridor.
The Committee shall review and make recommendations to the County
Parks and Recreation Commission, the Planning Commission, and the Board regarding
topics impacting the Coloma Lotus Valley, including the area of influence along South
Fork of the American River from Chili Bar Dam to Folsom Lake.
All Committee and Commission notices are at: https://www.edcgov.us/Government/BOS
Roadside Litter Program
Environmental Management staff removes an average of 1,200 tons litter and items illegally dumped on County roads, covering over 2,000 miles of road side each year. The Litter Abatement Program keeps County maintained roadways clean and minimizes contamination of stormwater runoff. Litter and illegally dumped items are collected by staff and low-risk inmates from the County Jail. Due to the volume of roadside miles, priority is given to the more heavily used roadways and those where significant accumulations of litter exist.
We encourage the community to help keep El Dorado County clean. If you see a trash or litter problem, click on the link below to report it.
https://www.edcgov.us/government/emd/webforms/pages/submit_a_complaint.aspx
Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians
to Close Gun Range Early 2020
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