Draft Guidelines for Private Events Related to Park Closures
El Dorado County
Summary
New county guidelines would govern how private events interact with park closures, potentially affecting who can use parks and what fees apply. The Commission discussed them but held off on a recommendation, so the rules aren't set yet.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
The guidelines are tied to the Cost Recovery Fee Study, which could change what private event organizers pay to use county parks.
Clearer rules could help event organizers and park users alike.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Parks and Recreation Commission — April 14, 2026
New county guidelines would govern how private events interact with park closures, potentially affecting who can use parks and what fees apply. The Commission discussed them but held off on a recommendation, so the rules aren't set yet.
Parks and Recreation Commission — March 3, 2026
New draft guidelines would govern how private events that close county parks are handled, with fees to be folded into the Parks Cost Recovery Fee Study. The item was pushed to April for more work.
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