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In 2015, the County commissioned BAE Urban Economics, Inc. (BAE) to conduct a land inventory analysis to assess the current status of parcels designated for Commercial, Industrial and R&D use located in the unincorporated area of El Dorado County. BAE conducted the analysis and prepared a Draft Memorandum dated November 6, 2015 summarizing the land inventory. The memorandum and Land Use Designation (LUD) Maps (Figures referenced in the memo) are below.

Upon review, if you find a mapping error, please email Shawna Purvines at shawna.purvines@edcgov.us and identify the specific mapping error you wish to have reviewed for possible correction.

The documents below are in PDF format and should be viewed with Adobe Reader.

BAE Land Inventory Summary – Final Memorandum dated November 6, 2015

Land Use Designation (LUD) Maps

• Figure 1 – Countywide Map
• Figure 2 – Southwest Quadrant
• Figure 3 – Northwest Quadrant
• Figure 4 – Northeast Quadrant
• Figure 5 – Southeast Quadrant   

Community Region LUD Maps

• Cameron Park (Figure 8)
• Camino/Pollock Pines (Figure 12)
• El Dorado/Diamond Springs (Figure 10)
• El Dorado Hills South (Figure 6)
• El Dorado Hills North (Figure 7)
• Placerville Outside City Limits (Figure 11)
• Shingle Springs (Figure 9)

Rural Center LUD Maps

• Chrome Ridge (Figure 29)
• Coloma (Figure 18)
• Cool (Figure 15)
• Fairplay (Figure 32)
• Garden Valley (Figure 21)
• Georgetown (Figure 20)
• Gray’s Corner (Figure 27)
• Greenwood (Figure 19)
• Grizzly Flat (Figure 33)
• Kelsey (Figure 22)
• Kyburz/Silver Fork (Figure 34)
• Latrobe (Figure 13)
• Little Norway (Figure 38)
• Lotus (Figure 17)
• Mosquito (Figure 25)
• Mt. Aukum (Figure 26)
• Mt. Ralston (Figure 36)
• Nashville (Figure 23)
• Oak Hill (Figure 24)
• Phillips (Figure 37)
• Pilot Hill (Figure 14)
• Pleasant Valley (Figure 30)
• Quintette (Figure 31)
• Rescue (Figure 16)
• Somerset (Figure 28)
• Strawberry (Figure 35)

Non-Community Region/Rural Center LUD Maps

• Central (Figure 42)
• East (Figure 44)
• Northeast (Figure 45)
• Northwest (Figure 41)
• Southeast (Figure 43)
• Southwest (Figure 39)
• West (Figure 40)