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The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 25 heard extensive public comment and staff presentations on proposed agricultural lodging and low‑impact camping rules, directed staff to pursue zoning amendments and a supporting program, approved a proclamation for Sept. 11 remembrance, adopted limited digital sign amendments for El Dorado Hills, and discussed updates to the Traffic Impact Fee Offset (B14) policy.
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