EID approves pay hikes for top two administrators
El Conde Irrigation District trustees approve a 5 percent merit and 5 percent market increase for General Manager Jim Abercrombie raising his salary to 196 931 with about 24 736 in other pay and 71 883 in retirement and health benefits. General Counsel Tom Cumpston also gains a 5 percent merit and 4 percent market boost to 187 084 plus 21 303 in other pay with benefits totaling 65 125. Debate centers on district finances and fairness as critics call raises imprudent while supporters say underpayment was corrected and raises needed to attract staff.
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Burke school superintendent on outside consultant plan
Burke stated on Facebook that the El Dorado Union High School District and Oak Ridge High School benefited from the meeting. He thanked the board and Superintendent Wehr and said an outside consultant will be hired over winter break to work with his team in January.
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Oak Ridge principal Burke praised amid school morale turnaround
Community members defend Burke after his leave details remain private. Parents point to his 2013 arrival and say his leadership boosted morale and created a positive learning environment at Oak Ridge High School. They commend Board of Trustees and Superintendent Wehr for their role.
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County grapples with EDH Fire funding and ARLAF rate
Revenue details show five percent already delivered to EDH Fire. EDH Fire Chief Dave Roberts warns the complex issue may lead to the demise of stall fire districts, noting the county had to back two years to set the correct rate. ARLAF allocations further cloud the base rate as state controller will decide final property tax.
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Lawsuit Claims Mitigation Fee Act Failures in El Dorado Hills
A suit filed by the Kuzyk firm on behalf of Thomas and Helen Austin charges EDH Fire, the El Dorado Hills Community Services District and El Dorado County with failing to monitor and report Mitigation Fee Act fee collections. The plaintiffs seek refunds of unexpended funds tied to mandatorily filed five year findings and nexus studies.
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County fire district funds dispute over mitigation fees grow
A petition alleges El Dorado County and EDH Fire District hold about 30 million in unspent funds from development fees including 22 million TIM fees. Sheriff substation plans in El Dorado Hills were canceled, and auditors sought required paperwork for years with little response from officials.
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