Fire board disagreements over contract terms and reserves
Fire Board Director Doug Hus opposes the contracts saying more changes are needed and criticizing lack of board contribution to the reserve fund which has declined by about six million since 2010. Directors Hidahl Winn and Hartley supported the deals while Durante was absent. Hartley called the agreements reasonable compromises to retain staffing and pay, as Hidahl praised the negotiation effort.
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Fire Board
Doug Hus
John Hidahl
Barbara Winn
Jim Hartley
el Dorado Hills
Richard Ross
El Dorado Hills Fire District MOU sparks taxpayer debate
During negotiations over a firefighter MOU critics argue raises tie to property tax revenue not performance. Residents press for professional negotiators while noting past salary lags since 2008 housing downturn. district officials defend fiscal safety and community care.
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Ross
Darwin Throne
el Dorado Hills
Sherrie Petersen
Matt Eckhardt
Eckhardt
Russ Hasemeier
Asemeier
Potsticker Workshop At El Dorado Hills Senior Center
EDH resident Judy Chu Barnes leads a hands on potstickers class at the El Dorado Hills Senior Center May 21 from 11 a.m. to 12 15 p.m. The session costs 5 and a 10 supply fee holds a seat with reservations due by May 18. A dozen potstickers and recipes are provided. Call the Senior Center to register.
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EDH
Judy Chu Barnes
el Dorado Hills Senior Center
Inner child beckons at Senior Center talk by aging commissioner
Creative Living and ReCreation hosts a May 24 session inviting exploration of new and old interests through social interaction and self expression. At 1 p.m. Roberta Rimbault MA Commissioner on Aging speaks, and calls to reserve a spot at the Senior Center.
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Roberta Rimbault
Fall prevention workshop at El Dorado Hills center
The El Dorado Hills Senior Center hosts a fall prevention workshop on May 31 from 1 to 3 p.m. led by Pam Farrell. Learn quick actions for safer walking, home safety, available community resources, and staying active. Canes walkers and wheelchairs welcomed. Fee 19 dollars at EDHCSD registration. call 916 933 6624. Registration closes May 20.
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el Dorado Hills Senior Center
Pam Farrell
Edhcsd
Nature walk and picnic planned for seniors at El Dorado Hills
Oak Ridge High School students Kyoko Lee and Haley Garland organize a nature walk and outdoor picnic for seniors 50 and older at El Dorado Hills Community Park. Event runs 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with a 30 to 45 minute park walk followed by a picnic. Meeting location provided after paying a $10 registration at the Senior Center. Registration deadline May 23. Terrain is uneven and not wheelchair friendly.
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Oak Ridge High School
Kyoko Lee
Haley Garland
el Dorado Hills
Erpenbeck Receives Proclamation for County Service
Dorado Hills community volunteer Erpenbeck, 76, honored with a proclamation for decades of service in El Dorado County. He helped found a local history program at Oak Ridge High School, serves on the Commission on Aging since 2009, volunteers at El Dorado Hills Li, and completed a term on the El Dorado Hills Grand Jury. The Army veteran expressed humility at the recognition.
Community earns praise for Hal Erpenbeck as Senior Day Care opens
Artillery veteran and father of two Hal Erpenbeck is lauded by District 1 Supervisor Ron Mikulaco for his role in opening El Dorado Hills Senior Day Care Center. Mikulaco praises Erpenbeck as a passionate advocate who helped the community on his own time and dime.
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el Dorado Hills
Hal
District 1
Ron Mikulaco
Hal Erpenbecks
Serrano Westside plan proposes open space and public services
The plan outlines a community garden concession stand gazebo areas water feature and trails with a pedestrian overcrossing at Highway 50. The northern Serrano Westside area between the archery range and Fire Station 85 reserves space for sheriff substation senior facility or public parks and recreation. About 35 percent becomes permanent public open space and ridgelines above the planning area would be preserved via a land swap.
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Highway 50
Serrano Westside
Archery Range
el Dorado Hills
El Dorado Hills Golf Course Rezoning Proposal
Parker officials push a development trade for golf course approval, a decision pending El Dorado County Board of Supervisors. In November 2015, 91 percent of El Dorado Hills voters opposed the golf course rezoning. Public comments due by June 6 to Planning Services Attn Mel Pabalinas. contact details provided for online and mail submissions.
County officials weigh project as deadline and costs loom
D Agostini dispute over Arch Nexus delay claims. Sheriff notes errors in Combs letter about a $2.7 million Industrial Drive site purchase and solar farm separation. Officials push for a permanent CAO and a timely loan application before rate changes. County leases total over $250 000 yearly for scattered sheriff facilities.
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Arch Nexus
D’ Agostini
Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
Sheriff's Ce
Ashton
el Dorado County Health and Human Services
el Dorado County
D’agostini
Residents to question Sheriff about new facility at district meetings
Several attempts to reach Combs were made by the Mountain Democrat but he was unavailable for further comment. Residents will have the chance to ask Sheriff D Agostini about the new facility at meetings in each supervisorial district. District 1 May 25 6 p.m. El Dorado Hills Fire Station 85 1050 Wilson Blvd El Dorado Hills. District 2 May 31 6 p.m. Pioneer Park Community Center 6740 Fairplay Road Somerset. District 3 June 1 6 p.m. Placerville Supervisors meeting room 330 Fair Lane Placerville. District 4 June 2 6 p.m. Pilot Hill Cool Grange Hall 170 Highway 193 Cool. District 5 May 23 6 p.m. Pollock Pines Community Center 2675 Sanders Drive Pollock Pines.
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el Dorado Hills
Wilson Blvd
Pioneer Park
Fairplay Road
Somerset
of Supervisors
Fair Lane
Placerville
Pilot Hill
Cool Grange Hall
Highway 193
Cool
Pollock Pines
Sanders Drive
Listing of Names and Studio Addresses on Golden Foothill
Readable text lists multiple studio addresses and a string of names including Marilyn Kasko Valerie Bye Ramona Kaye Beckwith Amber Howell Sandy Allie Elena Tucker Sue Chapman Annette Schachner Patricia Woodward Jackie Stevens Dana Steve Lash. No article events or actions.
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Lynne Edwards
Valerie Bye
Ramona Kaye
Beckwith
Amber Howell
Patricia Woodward
Jackie Stevens
Dana
Steve Lash
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