Cameron Park Design Review Committee

01/14/2011

CP DRC is proud to say that we now blog... No blog yet but soon to come. Visit http://cpenvision2030.blogspot.com/ and post away.

11/15/2010

11/15/2010

There is also another copy of this story in Cameron Park Life. Follow http://w3.villagelife.com/?p=1165

THEY LOVE FOUNTAINS — Steve and Nadine Petty both reach to put their dots on the fountain option. Along with a majority of other dot-stickers, they voted for fountains and sculptures in future Cameron Park parks and public areas. Photo by Roberta Long

11/15/2010

Thank you to all who attended the workshop. It was definitely a great experience. There was an article in the Mountain Democrat that was very well written by Roberta Long. Please check it out. http://www.mtdemocrat.com/news/cameron-park-designs-its-future/.

Cameron Park has had a strong sense of identity since it was first envisioned by Larry and Ruth Cameron, who purchased the 5,000-acre ranch in the 1950s. If a community is defined by what it is not, you will hear residents say, “We’re not Placerville and we’re not El Dorado Hills.”

10/23/2010

Please attend a CRITICAL BOS meeting Tuesday October 26th at 2:00 pm. The BOS will be hearing an update on the Cameron Park Drive Interchange. The Vision Statement includes an item that needs support. Specifically a BIKE/PED friendly transportation system there is more than one option that could challenge that possibility. The DRC has opposed any solution that does not consider the BIKE/PED nature of the solution.

10/22/2010

The enVision 2030 workshop is shaping up to be a great event. Today we invited the County EDAC committee to attend and witness all that we are doing. Supervisor Santiago was present. We hope she will attend. Come and post your green dots and give us your thoughts on how we can express our sense of place.

10/22/2010

The CPDRC is proud to announce that 20 Oct. 2010 the CP CSD voted to approve a resolution adopting the Cameron Park Vision Statement. This is a very big milestone in the efforts of all who have been a part of this process. Please come and be a part of the enVision 2030 process and we invite you to be a pert of the enVision 2030 vol. 2 Design Guidelines workshop on Nov. 8th 2010. 6:30 pm at the CP Community Center.

10/05/2010

The Design Review Committee is proud to announce that on November 8th we will be hosting enVision 2030 vol2. A workshop focused on Cameron Park Design Guidelines. The workshop will be held at the Community Center 2502 Country Club Dr. at 6:30 pm. See you there!

10/05/2010

The Cameron Park Vision Statement is now available! Please email us to request your copy. The vision has been shared with residents that attended and will be presented to the Planning Commission, EDTC, CSD, EDAC and others, with the goal that it should be of adopted by the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors.

06/17/2010

We are looking forward to completing the Vision Statement. Look for it soon!

06/12/2010

The Buckeye report. Of particular note is the Blue Oak and Camerado reports as I do not feel it completely addresses the issue that these two schools are adjacent and share the same routes making it even more critical that the bike and ped paths (especially along Merrychase are addressed.
http://www.edctc.org/non%20agenda%20pdf/WalkBikeAudits/Buckeye%20Union.pdf

06/12/2010

More on Smart Routes to Schools
http://www.smartroutestoschool.com/

Smart Routes to School is a program designed to reduce personal auto school trips, improve safety of students traveling to and from school (especially those traveling by non-motorized means), and build physical activity and independence into the daily routines of students.