Noel Stack

California, Placerville

Managing Editor at Village Life

Managing Editor at Mountain Democrat

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Playtime at Bertelsen Park

1 week ago | villagelife.com | Noel Stack

Families and El Dorado Hills officials went into play mode at the April 23 Bertelsen Park playground grand opening. Laughter, delightful squeals as kids made their way down the slides and that familiar squeak of swing chains filled the air. The new playground is just one aspect of the park’s remodel. Four years ago a fire destroyed the park’s restroom and other amenities.
Serrano cul-de-sac home an oasis

1 week ago | villagelife.com | Noel Stack

Homebuyers won't want to miss checking out this gorgeous Serrano Country Club home with a resort-style backyard. Built in a quiet court, this ideal five bedroom, 4.5 bathroom home has an exceptional floor plan, gleaming wood and tile flooring and soaring ceilings. The downstairs level includes a large home office with built-ins and a spacious ensuite bedroom, perfect for guests or those who prefer/require single-story living.
EDHCSD moves forward with cityhood

1 week ago | villagelife.com | Noel Stack

After nearly two months of meetings at which residents shared ardent opinions both in favor of and against cityhood, the El Dorado Hills Community Services District Board of Directors has opted to take on lead agency status for incorporation, partner with the El Dorado Hills Citizens for Cityhood and pursue financial and environmental studies to determine if the city of El Dorado Hills is a viable option. The 4-0 vote came after more than three hours of discussion at a special May 1 meeting.
EDHCSD moves forward with cityhood

1 week ago | mtdemocrat.com | Noel Stack

After nearly two months of meetings at which residents shared ardent opinions both in favor of and against cityhood, the El Dorado Hills Community Services District Board of Directors has opted to take on lead agency status for incorporation, partner with the El Dorado Hills Citizens for Cityhood and pursue financial and environmental studies to determine if the city of El Dorado Hills is a viable option. The 4-0 vote came after more than three hours of discussion at a special May 1 meeting.
Traffic fee snafu prompts unplanned revision

2 weeks ago | mtdemocrat.com | Noel Stack

The major update to El Dorado County's Traffic Impact Fees approved in December 2024 after more than 18 months of work will get another overhaul after a computation error was discovered, county officials have confirmed. The El Dorado Count Board of Supervisors approved the new fee schedule at its Dec. 3, 2024, meeting, during which many public speakers asked for a delay as they didn't have enough time to review all the information released with the agenda item.
Traffic fee snafu prompts unplanned revision

2 weeks ago | villagelife.com | Noel Stack

The major update to El Dorado County's Traffic Impact Fees approved in December 2024 after more than 18 months of work will get another overhaul after a computation error was discovered, county officials have confirmed. The El Dorado Count Board of Supervisors approved the new fee schedule at its Dec. 3, 2024, meeting, during which many public speakers asked for a delay as they didn't have enough time to review all the information released with the agenda item.
Cameron Park CSD reignites Cal Fire partnership

3 weeks ago | mtdemocrat.com | Noel Stack

After exploring other options that didn’t pan out, the Cameron Park Community Services Board of Directors went back to the tried and true — approving April 16 a new five-year agreement with Cal Fire to provide fire protection services. “This agreement took a lot of time and hard work … and we’re happy to have it,” said CPCSD General Manager Maurice Johnson. A structural budget deficit sent the district searching for new fire service options about 18 months ago.
Cameron Park CSD reignites Cal Fire partnership

3 weeks ago | villagelife.com | Noel Stack

After exploring other options that didn’t pan out, the Cameron Park Community Services Board of Directors went back to the tried and true — approving April 16 a new five-year agreement with Cal Fire to provide fire protection services. “This agreement took a lot of time and hard work … and we’re happy to have it,” said CPCSD General Manager Maurice Johnson. A structural budget deficit sent the district searching for new fire service options about 18 months ago.
Pay-to-park fee coming to Cameron Park Lake

3 weeks ago | mtdemocrat.com | Noel Stack

Starting May 15, visitors to Cameron Park Lake will have to pay a $5.50 daily fee for vehicle access to the property as the newly installed gate will be online — ready to take Cameron Park Community Services District annual passes, credit and debit cards as well as other electronic forms of payment like Apple Pay. Cash will not be accepted. “We’re trying to make it as easy as possible for people to access the lake,” said interim CPCSD General Manager Maurice Johnson.
Lilienthal named permanent EDH fire chief

3 weeks ago | mtdemocrat.com | Noel Stack

Happy with progress seen so far, the El Dorado Hills Fire Board of Directors erased the “interim” from Fire Chief Michael Lilienthal’s title and approved 4-0 a three-year employment contract with the newly named permanent chief. The contract takes effect May 1. “Mike has done a tremendous job,” said board President Greg Durante, commending Lilienthal for his handling of organizational and unexpected issues in his first few months on the job.