CELEBRATING VETERANS DAY ■ Watch virtual ceremonies this year honoring veterans and those who support them. ■
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NOVEMBER 11, 2020
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Local election results have been released DISTRICT 1 SUPERVISOR
Hidahl tops Briggs Sel Richard Staff writer In a long race that began almost a year ago, District 1 Supervisor John Hidahl has finally secured his second term on the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors. With a vote count of 15,803, incumbent Hidahl trounced challenger and former District 4 Supervisor Ron Briggs’ 5,985 votes, garnering a 61.14% majority. Coming out with a strong lead early, Hidahl continued to soar, clinching an easy win by the close of the night. Hidahl has been fighting for his seat since the March primary where he emerged with just shy of the majority needed to win outright, forcing him to redouble campaign efforts, although Briggs only captured 24% of the primary vote. Much of the battle for the supervisor’s seat centered on what many consider a crucial issue to the community, Parker
Development’s proposed Central El Dorado Hills Specific Plan. The development requires a General Plan amendment to rezone the old executive golf course from recreational facilities/high intensity to residential. Briggs was vocal in his opposition to the plan while Hidahl took a more conciliatory tone, stating he is willing to consider a compromise but would not support the project as it currently stands. Over the summer the application was removed from the planning commission calendar pending a new traffic metric standard. Although Briggs graciously conceded, he said he’s pessimistic about the golf course’s fate. “It seems to me that the election paved the way for the rezone of the old golf course,” he said, pointing out that he ran heavily on killing the concept. Nevertheless, he maintains his high ■
See HIDAHL, page A5
Village Life photo by Sel Richard
El Dorado County District 1 Supervisor John Hidahl, right, and wife Eileen toast to victory with friends and family at an Election Night party in El Dorado Hills.
DISTRICT 2 SUPERVISOR
Candidates Turnboo, Pimlott in close race Dawn Hodson Staff writer It’s still a close race between George Turnboo and Ken Pimlott and unclear as to who will become the next El Dorado County Supervisor in District 2. A ballot count released by the El Dorado County Elections Department Friday afternoon showed District 2 candidates George Turnboo with 11,704 votes (44.93%) and Ken Pimlott with 11,459 (43.99%). Holding an election party at the Brewhouse at Jackz just outside Placerville, Turnboo remained optimistic this will be the year he wins
Ken Pimlott speaks to supporters from his home via Zoom on Election Night. after four tries at the job of supervisor. “I worked really hard on my campaign this year,” he said, noting it included a lot of grass-
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Village Life photo by Kevin Christensen
George Turnboo, center, reacts to election returns with supporter and Placerville resident Bob Stucky, left, and El Dorado County Republican Central Committee Chairman Todd White, right, at his Election Night party at the Brewhouse at JackZ.
EDHCSD RACE
Incumbents Paulsen, Mattock hold on to seats hold on to their seats. “Over the next four years I look forward to delivering on what the community wants,” said Mattock, thanking voters for their continued support. “I will work with the board, CSD staff, our partners and you to meet the needs of our growing community. I am humbled and honored to be re-elected to serve you, our great community, on the CSD board.” Mattock said she is excited to kick off construction of the Bass Lake project and promises to develop more trail connectivity and build new sports fields. “We are listening and now is the time for the community to share their voice in our 2021 Master Plan survey, which will help create the vision of our future,” she said. “Now is the time we move forward to work together and keep El
Sel Richard Staff writer It was a fight to the finish in the race to fill two seats on the El Dorado Hills Community Services District Board of Directors with newcomer and Promontory resident Sita Burgess giving incumbents Ben Paulsen and Noelle Mattock a run for their money. Paulsen garnered 12,323 votes (21.1%) and Mattock 12,639 (21.64%) to eke out a victory over Burgess’ 11,116 (19.03%), a strong showing for a candidate who arrived on the public scene a mere five months ago. Dan Sozzi, who withdrew from the race, still managed to nab 3,411 votes. Burgess’ meteoric rise was due to her involvement in recent community discontent with disruptive behavior around Kalithea Park and private property surrounding the
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Beatty Drive area also known as “Heaven.” Since June she has managed to mobilize multiple agencies into action over an issue sticking in the neighborhood’s proverbial craw for multiple years. While Burgess brought her concerns to the forefront of several recent CSD board meetings, both Paulsen and Mattock managed to
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Message from EDC Elections As of 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, El Dorado County Elections workers have counted all in-person and mail ballots for the November General Election. They still have to review and process about 2,000 ballots and will accept late ballots postmarked by Nov. 3 until Nov. 20. See the ballot breakdown and more information at edcgov.us/ Government/Elections. The next results update is expected some time this week.
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PEOPLE TALK Photos and question by Jana Rossi What’s your advice for the president-elect?
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“I would wish him good luck on his endeavor to get the country back together again.”
“Give us our basic human rights and treat people fairly.”
“I don’t know who the question is directed to. I don’t think the election is over.”
“Make America great again!”
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The following information was taken from El Dorado County sheriff’s reports:
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Oct. 27
10:24 a.m. Deputies cited a 37-year-old man allegedly found in possession of drug paraphernalia on Town Center Boulevard. 11:30 a.m. Power tools were reported stolen from a garage on Hickok Road.
8:11 a.m. A vehicle break-in was reported on Valley View Parkway. Tools were stolen. 2:55 p.m. A car cover was reported stolen on Valley View Parkway. Suspect(s) also allegedly tried to steal gas. 3:18 p.m. Vandalism was reported on Investment Boulevard. 7:30 p.m. Grand theft was reported in El Dorado Hills (street not listed).
Oct. 25 8:10 a.m. A vehicle break-in was reported on Rolph Way. A laptop and cell phone were stolen. 12:45 p.m. Deputies arrested two men, both 27, on suspicion of probation violations on Francisco Drive. The suspects are accused of multiple offenses related to controlled substances. 1 p.m. A vehicle burglary was reported on Rolph Way.
Oct. 28 11:18 a.m. A bicycle was stolen from an El Dorado Hills shed (street not listed).
Oct. 30 11:39 p.m. Deputies cited a 22-year-old man suspected of trespassing on Beatty Drive.
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Work to begin on connector project through Folsom trict in support of this critically important investment in Sacramento’s infrastructure,” said Congressman Ami Bera (D-Elk Grove). “The Capital Southeast Connector will drive economic recovery at a time when we need it most, improve the safety of our roads and provide important congestion relief for our region.” “It has been a long journey but today’s vote sends a clear message to our constituents that we are serious about infrastructure improvement and that we recognize their pleas for improved roadways,” added Folsom City Council Member Kerri Howell. “The JPA has been an incredible asset on this journey, we couldn’t have done it without them.” The Capital Southeast Connector Project has, to date, been funded primarily through a Sacramento County sales tax measure approved in 2004 by 75% of voters. A recent survey of voters showed more
News release FOLSOM — The Folsom City Council voted unanimously Oct. 27 to approve a construction agreement to begin work on a segment of a 34-mile expressway that would ultimately connect Interstate 5 in Elk Grove to Highway 50 in El Dorado Hills. Construction consists of four lanes and a bridge over Alder Creek, which will result in a new alignment of White Rock Road adjacent and immediately south of its existing location — it is referred to as the D3 segment of the Capital Southeast Connector. The city of Folsom is managing construction for this project on behalf of the Capital Southeast Joint Powers Authority and in collaboration with Sacramento County. Goodfellow Brothers, LLC has been contracted to do the work. “I am proud to stand with local leaders in my dis-
than 80% of voters want the tax revenue specifically spent on upgrading roads to maintain safe emergency response times. Construction funding was secured by the JPA totaling over $25 million through grants from the state when it was ranked the No. 1 funding priority by the Sacramento Transportation Authority in 2018. “Our success to leverage local funds to secure large construction grants speaks to the benefit of regional collaboration and partnerships,” said Derek Minnema, Executive Director of the Capital Southeast Connector JPA. Folsom is set to begin construction this winter, with completion expected in 2022. Capital Southeast Connector is a 34-mile expressway connecting Interstate 5 in Elk Grove to Highway 50 in El Dorado Hills. For more information visit connectorjpa.net.
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Now: The El Dorado County Association of Realtors Honor Our Troops committee is collecting letters and cards to add to each care package it is sending to the service members in the war zones. Drop off all cards/letters to EDCAR, 4096 Mother Lode Drive in Shingle Springs. EDCAR is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Closed all holidays). Please deliver on or before Thursday, Nov. 12.
Nov. 11: The El Dorado Hills Community Services District, El Dorado Hills Promise Foundation and Boy Scout Troop 645 host a dedication ceremony of Veterans Memorial at Promontory Community Park, 2700 Alexandra Way at 10 a.m. on Veterans Day. RSVP to mcottrell@edhcsd.org.
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Nov. 13: The El Dorado County Fair Association hosts a drive-thru Crab & Chowder Gala with a virtual silent auction. Pick up dinner, 5-7 p.m., at the El Dorado County Fairgrounds, 100 Placerville Drive in Placerville. For tickets and more information visit eldoradocountyfair.org.
Now: The El Dorado Hills Chapter of National Charity League Inc., the nation’s premier mother-daughter volunteer organization, announces its annual membership drive and has begun accepting applications from women with daughters currently in sixth grade through ninth grade. For more information, prospective members are encouraged to visit the El Dorado Hills Chapter’s website, nationalcharityleague.org/chapter/eldoradohills, or send an email to membershipeldoradohills@nclonline.org. Applications will be accepted through Jan. 15, 2021.
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Blood drive Nov. 24: Vitalant will hold an El Dorado Hills Stadium 14 & IMAX Theater blood drive, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2101 Vine St. Make an appointment by calling Vitalant at (866) 822-5663 or go to donors.vitalant.org and choose Advanced Search and use blood drive code SMFM486.
Homes for Sale in El Dorado Hills Area As of November 5, 2020
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opinion of Hidahl, congratulating him on the win. “I like John,” he said. “I think he’s a good man. If he ever needs my help, I’m available.” Relieved to have the election behind him, Hidahl remains optimistic about the future. “I’m hopeful that the negativity associated with this campaigning cycle at all levels can be converted to positive energy to work together and improve our EDH community and El Dorado County,” he said. “We will always be stronger together as we navigate through the pandemic and restore as much normalcy as possible for our youth, our businesses, for the unemployed and for the most vulnerable populations amongst us, especially our beloved seniors.”
Hoping to continue a legacy of community collaboration, Hidahl acknowledges not all of his actions are popular. “While we will never all agree on any given decision that has to be made by the Board of Supervisors, I will listen to all perspectives offered and seek to effect change for the greater good of EDH and all of our county residents,” he insisted. “I am extremely thankful and blessed to have earned the privilege to serve as the District 1 Supervisor for four more years,” Hidahl continued. “I want to express my sincere appreciation to all my supporters, campaign contributors, coaches and friends who helped me reach this milestone.”
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Dorado Hills one of the best places to live.” Paulsen also expressed his gratitude. “I’m honored and excited to have the opportunity to serve this great community for another four years,” he said. “I’d like to thank the community and residents for trusting me to serve them for another term and look forward to working closely with community partners, constituents, our amazing board and staff. “With many accolades and accomplishments we’ve made amazing progress on future projects and I’m thrilled to be able to see these projects and dreams become realities,” he added. “I want to maintain this positive momentum and build upon our great community. I want to continue to secure land for more parks and open space, ensuring we have enough to
serve our growing community now and into the future.” Although Burgess is disappointed, she said she was touched by the show of support. “It was a tremendous experience to work with various community leaders, agencies and neighbors these past many months,” she said. “I congratulate Ben Paulsen and Noelle Mattock on their wins and continued efforts to serve this community,” she continued. “I especially want to thank my family for their gracious support and all of my neighbors and friends. We have a bright future in front of us. Let’s continue making El Dorado Hills the wonderful community that it is today.”
District 2 shutoffs and public safety. “We also have a lot of drugs in this county,” he added. If elected, Turnboo said he would bring more businesses into the county, including small manufacturers, bring back logging, build a cogeneration power plant and create a county FAIR plan to help lower the cost of fire insurance, provide more support to local fire departments and repair county roads. He also has a 12-step program for the homeless to put them back to work. A busy man who, when not out campaigning, operates his own auto repair shop and is the pastor at his church, Turnboo said if he loses this time, it will probably be his last try. “But I’ll always be a voice for the county,” he promised.
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Continued from A1 Those at Turnboo’s Election Night party shared many of his concerns. Rod Pimental, who owns a local lumber mill, worried the economic base of the county is changing as it becomes more urbanized. “Lumber, mining and agriculture are what made this area great,” he said, noting that those industries are slowly going away. “I support Turnboo because I want someone on the Board of Supervisors who speaks for us, is independent and speaks his mind,” Pimental said. Ginger Keyes, another partygoer, said Turnboo is “a good, honest man who’s been fighting for this county and will bring honesty back to the county.” Pimlott held a virtual Election Night event
where he thanked his supporters and discussed election results via Zoom. Pimlott told Village Life Wednesday morning returns so far looked promising but he said he would be checking in on the election results as more votes are tabulated. Pimlott said he brings more than 30 years experience as a career firefighter and that experience includes budgeting, administering programs and working with different stakeholders at all levels of government. He also cited his familiarity with grants that can help reduce the risk of wildfire in the county. Pimlott promised to work with PG&E to reduce power shutdowns and get the utility to clean out underbrush along its right-of-ways to reduce the threat of fire.
Other issues he noted were the condition of roads and growth in general. “How can we have responsible growth that doesn’t overburden our infrastructure and follow the tenets of our General Plan?” he asked. Wrapping up his comments, Pimlott said, “If elected I’m excited at this opportunity to continue to serve the public. I’ve had over 30 years in public service and am excited to bring that service home to El Dorado County.”
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Veteran’s message salutes ‘support system’ The following is the Veterans Day speech shared by U.S. Air Force veteran Shanon Strickler at a prerecorded event in El Dorado County. The virtual ceremonies will be broadcast on SCA-TV2 (Comcast), streamed on these Facebook pages — 1ElDoradoCountyMilitaryVeterans, EDCVeteransAlliance and eldorado.vets.monument — and seen on SierraTV2. blogspot.com (YouTube).
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Continued from A7 sured keepsake. Star makers look at destroyed flags that have been through rough days, long nights and unfavorable conditions. They look at this flag to not see the torn and tattered but to find hope and love in better days. Your veteran has more than likely been through rough days, long nights and unfavorable conditions. You look past the rough exterior to find the love and possibility. I am a firm believer that veteran spouses have served as well, not by wearing the uniform but by supporting it. Being in the military means smiling through the pain of missing holidays, birthdays, anniversaries and many more moments that we take for granted every day. It is not an easy decision to serve but, it is a calling that few choose
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