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Is El Dorado Hills growing too fast?
By Art Garcia
Telegraph Correspondent
Philip Wood / The Telegraph philip wood • the Telegraph
Annie Ball, 13, left, and Valerie Sterling, 12, enjoy a soft-serve ice cream cone on a warm summer evening in El Dordado Hills Town Center.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series examining growth in El Dorado Hills.
Recent headlines about murder, prostitution and drug busts may be commonplace in large cities, but the trend seems to be catching up to this rural community.
El Dorado Hills is home to 36,000, many of whom moved here to escape drug problems, heavy crime and heavier traffic in larger metropolitan areas.
Newcomers aside, how has El Dorado Hills fared in the eyes of the citizens who’ve lived here for years and what is the envisioned the town becoming? Responses are mixed, but all in all, few are ready to escape to perceived greener pastures, though they admit to some disappointments in what the community has become.

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