File #: 19-0791    Version:
Type: Agenda Item Status: Approved
File created: 5/7/2019 In control: Board of Supervisors
On agenda: 6/4/2019 Final action: 6/4/2019
Title: Supervisor Hidahl recommending the Board find that a public benefit is derived by approving a waiver of applicable fees in the amount of $3333.45 $1,150.77 for a new metal storage building to house the equipment necessary for facility operations, maintenance and training for the El Dorado Hills Bowmen. (Est. Time: 10 Min.) (Cont. 5/21/19, Item 25)
Attachments: 1. 2A - Memo from CAO 6-4-19 BOS, 2. A - El Dorado Hills Bowmen letter, 3. B - EDH Bowmen permit fee worksheet, 4. C - Board Policy B-2_Fee Waiving, 5. D - CAO letter to Bowmen
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Supervisor Hidahl recommending the Board find that a public benefit is derived by approving a waiver of applicable fees in the amount of $3333.45 $1,150.77 for a new metal storage building to house the equipment necessary for facility operations, maintenance and training for the El Dorado Hills Bowmen. (Est. Time: 10 Min.) (Cont. 5/21/19, Item 25)
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The Archery Range is located on land owned by El Dorado Hills Community Services District (EDH CSD) and has been in existence for over 55 years. It was built, is maintained and operated entirely with volunteer labor and is open to the public seven-days per week throughout the year. We offer archery classes to the public and partner with other non-profit organizations, such as the CSD and Girl Scouts, to offer both adults and youngsters an opportunity to enjoy this sport. Few communities have this unique recreation opportunity and even fewer at this level of quality and public utilization.

The EDH Bowmen have embarked on a project to replace multiple ruinous storage buildings with a new metal building which will house the equipment necessary for facility operations, maintenance and training. The Club has committed $35,000 of its own funds, and received donations totaling $17,000, towards this improvement. In April 2018, El Dorado County provided a permit fee estimate of $15,629. This was viewed as a significant financial obstacle and caused the Bowmen to split the project into two phases to better manage its scope and budget.

The Bowmen are now beginning Phase II, preparing plans and filing the permit applications necessary to pour the foundation/slab floor and to erect the 2,000 sq. ft. structure and are requesting the Board of Supervisors Policy B-2, Fee Waiving, which allows the County to waive or reduce certain fees if, "A facility or project proposed by a non-profit corporation or special district will provide a substantial public benefit."

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