A community-based association
dedicated to
preserving and protecting the unique, rural lifestyle
of Granite Bay, California

July 2021: On Monday July 26th at 9a.m. in the Board of Supervisor Chambers at 175 Fulweiler Avenue in Auburn, an appeal hearing will be held.

for the appeal presentation , CLICK HERE >> ​

an appeal of the Placer County Planning Commission approval of a revised grading plan for the Rancho Del Oro Estates subdivision in Granite Bay will be heard by the Board of Supervisors. The appeal challenges inadequate mitigation fees for heritage oak trees and oak woodlands and failure by Planning Staff to provide substantial evidence supporting their statement of fact that the new grading proposal will have the same or fewer impacts as those identified over a decade ago. 

​TAKE A STAND FOR OUR PRECIOUS OAK WOODLAND RESOURCES AND DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR EQUITABLE FEES IN THIS PROJECT AND OTHERs ACROSS PLACER COUNTY.

... for details on how to access the Zoom Meeting, CLICK HERE >>

Greetings! Start the New Year off with a CHEER by reading the annual summary from DGB President Larissa Berry ...click here >>

What's a "tiny house"? Will this ZTA create pockets of unregulated RV parks in our residentially-zoned neighborhoods? READ this letter and see why DGB is fighting this zoning change: click here >>

Fighting density along Douglas Corridor, we applaud the GBCA for filing an appeal on the Chabad project. Learn the FACTS. click here >>

Treelake residents have demonstrated a strong commitment to their community. Now they need donations to fund the next step.  Please can you support their cause? Look under "ISSUES > TREELAKE STORAGE EXPANSION". See their Executive Summary submitted to the Placer County Supervisors. Click here >>

*THANK YOU* residents for voicing your concerns to the Placer Planning Commission regarding their proposed ZTAs. Your impact made a difference! Here's one letter that summarizes our thoughts: Click here >>

Here's a powerful letter from resident and activist Marilyn Jasper, summarizing the unacceptable and problematic language in the proposed ZTA last Spring. Click here >>