SR 49 Confluence Workshop, CodeRED Changes, CAO Resignation, Air Quality Incentives, Hazardous Waste Event, Parks and Trails Survey, Committee Vacancies
El Dorado County, California sent this bulletin at 06/17/2022 04:28 PM PDT
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The El Dorado County Transportation Commission (EDCTC) in partnership with Caltrans, and the Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA) has commissioned a multimodal corridor plan for State Route (SR) 49. This plan will examine things like infrastructure characteristics, corridor operations, and collision history to inform recommended improvements for parking access, new transit/shuttle services, safety, and operational efficiency. The second public workshop will be held in person on Thursday July 14 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm in the Gymnasium of the Northside Elementary School in Cool located at 860 Cave Valley Road Cool, Ca 95614. This workshop will provide another opportunity for the public to provide input and receive a presentation on some of the study components which have been completed or are under development. These include an overview of the existing conditions including parking, trucking traffic, and safety concerns along with a discussion about transit options and a discussion of draft proposed improvements. This second public workshop will further opportunities for the local and regional users of SR 49 and the confluence to provide critical input into this study. The project team is well aware of many of the concerns regarding safety, evacuation, and heavy truck traffic along the corridor and are working diligently to come up with a path forward to help resolve some of those issues. The team looks forward to a robust and well attended workshop on July 14th. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to visit the project website at https://www.americanriverat49.com/. Please share: CodeRED, the County Office of Emergency Services' alert & warning system, has transitioned to El Dorado County Emergency Alerts. If you previously signed up for notifications through Code RED (El Dorado County's former alert system), you do not need to sign up again to continue receiving notifications. The information from CodeRED will migrate over to the new system. We do however encourage new registration as a better way to update your notification options. You may receive notifications from both El Dorado County Emergency Alerts and CodeRED during the transition period. However, we recommend that you CLICK HERE and sign into El Dorado County Emergency Alerts to verify your information is correct. Your User ID should be your email address. If you forgot your User ID or need your password reset, click "Forgot User ID or Password". Full announcement here: https://ready.edso.org/ Chief Administrative Officer, Don Ashton, notified the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors today of his intention to step down and resign from his position as the CAO in March 2023, and suggested the Board begin a recruitment for the position this month to provide ample time to select the next CAO. Full Press Release here: Back to TopIncentivized Emission Reductions from Area and Mobile Sources Back to TopBy appointment only. Please email hhw@edcgov.us or call 530-621-5300 to schedule an appointment. All normal limits apply - 15 gallons or 125 pounds per household, limit of 10 fluorescent bulbs per household, no business waste, do not mix waste streams, no out-of-county waste, please bring proof of county residency to your appointment. Hazardous Household Waste can also be dropped off at the: For more information go Here: Back to Top |
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