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Board rezones two parcels for Diamond Springs Community Park; Boys & Girls Club to lead development
Summary
Supervisors rezoned two parcels to 'recreational facilities, high intensity' to implement the previously certified Diamond Springs Community Park environmental review; the county will complete design work with a consultant and later transfer property to the Boys & Girls Club under negotiated deed restrictions.
The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors voted to rezone two parcels totaling about 35 acres in Diamond Springs to allow the development of the Diamond Springs Community Park.
Lede and context The parcels — east of Farnsworth Lane and Oakdale Road — were rezoned from single-unit and one-acre residential zoning to "recreational facilities, high intensity" to implement an earlier board resolution and the park project approved in December 2023. The action followed a staff recommendation and an environmental addendum to the earlier certified Environmental Impact Report.
Why this matters County staff told the board…
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