Measure E Supervisors and Road Funding Changes
Measure E would curb supervisor discretion by removing the LOS F vote option and requiring countywide voter approval for certain road operations. It limits using taxpayer money for road work tied to new development and continues state and federal funding options. The measure revisits a 2008 amendment on TIM fee spending.
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Board of Supervisors
California
El Dorado County Measure E debated by proponents and foes
Arguments for Measure E claim it protects rural life by restricting growth and keeping TIM fees within zones, while opponents warn it could slow housing and job growth. County Counsel notes short term construction job losses. supporters cite residents and local groups against developers like Parker Development Co. Measures E and G are highlighted on the Elections website with updated analyses.
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Ccm
Board of Supervisors
Parker Development Co
Serrano
el Dorado Hills
Marble Valley
Lori Parlin
Shingle Springs Community Alliance
el Dorado County
Parlin
Village Life
Laurel Brent-Bumb
Elections Department
County Counsel
Serrano HOA election unsettled as bids and disputes unfold
Sources say a professional election firm was paid about 15000 dollars for the election but the contract is canceled and a new bid will be issued. Homeowners debate whether incumbent Dean Getz should stay or whether Don Sacco and George Triano win.
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Serrano Hoa
Dean Getz
Don Sacco
George Triano
Getz
Serrano Associates
Triano
Sacco
Serrano
Parker Development
Measure G land use rules spark county land debate
Measure 6 would amend land use designations to match existing zoning and require future decisions to follow a land use compatibility matrix. County Counsel warns of shifting control away from the Board to the Agricultural Commission, with supporters claiming protection of jobs, forests, and agriculture and opponents fearing housing, water, and road impacts in rural El Dorado County. Proponents cite published Elections Department notes. opponents warn of development pressure, loss of farmland, and higher costs.
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Elections Department
Board of Supervisors
Agricultural Commission
Placerville
Tahoe
Village Ae
Laurel Brent-Bumb
el Dorado County
Citizen laments ignored concerns amid busy lives and paid advocates
The speaker cites time constraints as the real problem keeping citizens from digging into issues while noting developers and special interests fund staff to attend meetings and amplify their voices. County site hosts Measure 6 analyses from 2014 and updated versions from last March.
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Elections Department
County Counsel
Campaign Finances Highlight Large Gap In County Measures Fight
Financial filings show Save Our County PAC Yes on Measures E and G with just under 2000 in contributions since January 1, averaging about 100 each, plus larger gifts. No on E and G committee Funded by Parker Development and Serrano Associates has raised nearly 500000, mostly loans, with 25000 from Kevin Nagle and 10000 from Doug Veerkamp Engineering.
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County Elections Department
Save Our County-Pac
Yes
Lori Parlin
Socpac
Sue Taylor
el Dorado County
Parker Development Corp
Marble Valley and
Serrano Associates
No On
Parker Development
Kevin Nagle
el Dorado Hills
Folsom-area
Thomas Winn
Doug Veerkamp
G-3 Enterprises
Modesto
G-3
Gallo
Lime Rock
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