Utility Corridor Trail
Updated as of 6/1/23
The planned trail is approximately 5,400 linear feet in length and will begin on the west side of El Dorado Hills Boulevard, directly across from Stephen Harris Park, where it will intersect the heavily used County Class I path running alongside El Dorado Hills Boulevard. The trail will extend west through the corridor, cross Hensley Circle and continue down through treed open space where it will outlet at Beatty Drive.
Many El Dorado Hills residents already walk and bike this informal trail. It will become the District’s second recognized trail after the New York Creek Trail.
Trail improvements will include grading and realignment of the trail to reduce steepness and improve safety, resurfacing portions of the existing road/trail and top with base rock, a pedestrian/bike bridge over a stream channel, log fencing or other barrier to "direct" pedestrians and bikers, preservation of the existing trails, and two formalized road crossings at Hensley Circle.
Current Project Status
Upcoming Milestones
Completion of 100% Construction Drawings
CSD Releases an RFP for Construction
CSD Awards Construction Contract
Groundbreaking and construction begins
Trail Completion
Completed Milestones
May 2023
County Permitting
Received Comments from SMUD
February - March 2023
60% Drawings, Review Meetings with Utilities, Received Comments from PG&E
December 2022 - February 2023
60% Construction Drawings and Cost Estimate and Environmental Review for Environmental Permitting Requirements
October - November 2022
Survey and engineering work for Construction Drawings
September 2022
Kick off meeting and site walk
August 11, 2022
Board awards professional services contract for construction drawings and permitting
Fall 2021
Environmental memo written by consultant for permitting and process requirements
UPDATE!
DISTRICT Trail Map
Over the past year, District staff have been working on finalizing the District’s first Trail Map and Pocket Guide. The efforts have included gathering GIS data, working with area HOAs and residents to identify trails and pathways within the District’s Boundary and showing those connections that lead into the surrounding areas. The map is a foldable one- page guide intended to help the El Dorado Hills Community know about all the public routes. Next phases of the project include creation of an online interactive version. Click HERE to visit the District's Trails page.
Current Project Status
Upcoming Milestones
Spring 2023
Online interactive version
Completed Milestones
June 2022
Trail map available on trails page
April 2022
CSD Board approved Trail Map and Pocket Guide at April 14, 2022 Board Meeting
March 2022
Parks and Planning Committee Review and forward Trail Map to Board at March 15, 2022 meeting
