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Blue Oak Village
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Services
Here is a list of the services and utilites that serve Blue Oak Village
Power is provided by PG&E
Gas is by private companies- AmeriGas
Water is provided by Eldorado Irrigation District
Garbage and Recycling is provided by El Dorado Disposal
Also serving the area is Comcast, DirectTv, AT&T
Power is provided by PG&E
Gas is by private companies- AmeriGas
Water is provided by Eldorado Irrigation District
Garbage and Recycling is provided by El Dorado Disposal
Also serving the area is Comcast, DirectTv, AT&T
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Housing Info
Most of the houses in Blue Oak Village were built in the late 80's and early 90's.
The average price per square foot is $149 with the high being $198 and the low being $99.
The average price of the home is about $340,000 with the high being $569,000 and the low being $242,500.
The average price per square foot is $149 with the high being $198 and the low being $99.
The average price of the home is about $340,000 with the high being $569,000 and the low being $242,500.
Real Estate Agents
Here are some Real Estate Agents serving Blue Oak Village
Sharon Parker
Bette Humenick
Marilyn Goff
Gay and Larry Berge
Sharon Parker
Bette Humenick
Marilyn Goff
Gay and Larry Berge
Recent Sales
Here are some recent sales in Blue Oak Village
4462 Bocana
4495 Bocana
3588 Covello
2584 Bertella
2535 Country Club
2517 Country Club
4462 Bocana
4495 Bocana
3588 Covello
2584 Bertella
2535 Country Club
2517 Country Club
Homes For Sale
Here are some Homes For Sale in Blue Oak Village
3493 Montero
2565 Bertella
4665 Castana
2133 Carrillo
2564 Bertella - Foreclosure
3493 Montero
2565 Bertella
4665 Castana
2133 Carrillo
2564 Bertella - Foreclosure
Schools
There are 2 schools within the Blue Oak Village...
Blue Oak Elementary And Camerado Springs Middle School
There are 2 high schools that serves the area Oak Ridge High School located in El Dorado Hills and is about a 10 min drive away (6 miles) and Ponderosa High School located in Shingle Springs and is about a 10 mi drive away (6 miles).
All 4 school have API scores over 800 for 2008.
Blue Oak - 832
Camerado Springs - 813
Oak Ridge - 865
Ponderosa - 851
Blue Oak Elementary And Camerado Springs Middle School
There are 2 high schools that serves the area Oak Ridge High School located in El Dorado Hills and is about a 10 min drive away (6 miles) and Ponderosa High School located in Shingle Springs and is about a 10 mi drive away (6 miles).
All 4 school have API scores over 800 for 2008.
Blue Oak - 832
Camerado Springs - 813
Oak Ridge - 865
Ponderosa - 851
Article - Smallest apartment in New York
A couple lives in just 175 sq ft. in a Manhattan micro studio. >Here<
Politics!
Cameron Park is run by the Cameron Park Community Services District and is currently a unincorporated city in El Dorado County, and is controlled by cc&rs.
Blue Oak Village
This Beautiful section of housing is located within walking distance of Blue Oak Elementary and Camerado Springs Middle school. Also within walking distance is the Cameron Park Library, the newly built Cameron Park Community Center, the Faith Episcopal Church and the Church of the Foothills. Just 3 min away is the Holy Trinty Catholic Parish.
Within Cameron Park there is Cameron Park Lake where residents of Cameron Park get a discount of the entry fee. The lake offers fishing, a trail around the lake, picnic areas, tennis courts, a playground, swim area and various spots can be reserved for special activities including the gazebo. Also the lake hold a Summer Spectacular every summer at the end of June that involves live music, a fireworks display, and food and drink vendors. It is just 6 short minutes away!
The town of Cameron park is a great location with great attractions all around. With a 2 hour drive west you can be in one of California's most famous cities- San Francisco! With shopping fine dining and fabulous bay adventures. With a 2 hour drive east you can enjoy all the mountains have to offer (without having to deal with living with all that snow) in beautiful Lake Tahoe. With lots of skiing, snowbaording and casinos it's a perfect quick getaway.
And speaking of Casinos, the Red Hawk Casino is just a short 10 min drive away, which includes 6 fabulous restaurants and hours of fun to be had.
Within a 30 or so minute drive is Sacramento, the Capital of California, which is rich in many areas, it has several schools, museums, a teaming nightlife and great history about the gold rush.
15 min down the freeway is historic Folsom, with it's great shopping, history, American River access and of course the Famous Folsom Prison.
Within Cameron Park there is Cameron Park Lake where residents of Cameron Park get a discount of the entry fee. The lake offers fishing, a trail around the lake, picnic areas, tennis courts, a playground, swim area and various spots can be reserved for special activities including the gazebo. Also the lake hold a Summer Spectacular every summer at the end of June that involves live music, a fireworks display, and food and drink vendors. It is just 6 short minutes away!
The town of Cameron park is a great location with great attractions all around. With a 2 hour drive west you can be in one of California's most famous cities- San Francisco! With shopping fine dining and fabulous bay adventures. With a 2 hour drive east you can enjoy all the mountains have to offer (without having to deal with living with all that snow) in beautiful Lake Tahoe. With lots of skiing, snowbaording and casinos it's a perfect quick getaway.
And speaking of Casinos, the Red Hawk Casino is just a short 10 min drive away, which includes 6 fabulous restaurants and hours of fun to be had.
Within a 30 or so minute drive is Sacramento, the Capital of California, which is rich in many areas, it has several schools, museums, a teaming nightlife and great history about the gold rush.
15 min down the freeway is historic Folsom, with it's great shopping, history, American River access and of course the Famous Folsom Prison.
Article- Red flags for Home buyers
Interesting article about things to watch out for when buying a home. >Here<
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Census Data - Education Levels
CP# = Number in Cameron Park
CP% = Percent of Cameron Park Population
CA% = Percent of California Population
USA% = Percent of USA Population
Population 25 and older
9,575
High school graduates (includes equivalency)
CP# 1,760
CP% 18.4
CA% 20.1
USA% 28.6
Some college, or associate's degree
CP# 4,403
CP% 46.0
CA% 30.0
USA% 27.4
Bachelor's degree
CP# 1,889
CP% 19.7
CA% 17.1
USA% 15.5
Master's, professional or doctorate degree
CP# 814
CP% 8.5
CA% 9.5
USA% 8.9
Population 3 years and over enrolled in school
4,161
Preschool and kindergarten
CP# 391
CP% 9.4
CA% 10.9
USA% 11.9
Grades 1-12
CP# 2,883
CP% 69.3
CA% 63.9
USA% 65.3
College
CP# 887
CP% 21.3
CA% 25.2
USA% 22.8
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census; ePodunk
Census Data - Marital Status
CP# = Number in Cameron Park
CP% = Percent of Cameron Park Population
CA% = Percent of California Population
USA% = Percent of USA Population
Male population 15 and older
5,377
Male, never married
CP# 1,284
CP% 23.9
CA% 33.8
USA% 30.3
Male, married with spouse
CP# 3,366
CP% 62.6
CA% 48.5
USA% 52.9
Male, married without spouse
CP# 89
CP% 1.7
CA% 7.6
USA% 5.7
Male, widowed
CP# 109
CP% 2.0
CA% 2.2
USA% 2.5
Male, divorced
CP# 529
CP% 9.8
CA% 7.9
USA% 8.6
Female population 15 and older
6,018
Female, never married
CP# 1,147
CP% 19.1
CA% 26.5
USA% 24.1
Female, married with spouse
CP# 3,445
CP% 57.2
CA% 47.2
USA% 49.5
Female, married without spouse
CP# 160
CP% 2.7
CA% 6.4
USA% 5.1
Female, widowed
CP# 418
CP% 6.9
CA% 8.9
USA% 10.5
Female, divorced
CP# 848
CP% 14.1
CA% 11.0
USA% 10.8
Census Data - Population
Population Overview
Population
Total population
14,549
Square miles (land)
7.36
Population per square mile
1,975.83
CP# = Number in Cameron Park
CP% = Percent of Cameron Park Population
CA% = Percent of California Population
USA% = Percent of USA Population
Gender
Male
CP # 7,102
CP% 48.8
CA% 49.8
USA% 49.1
Female
CP# 7,447
CP% 51.2
CA% 50.2
USA% 50.9
Age
15 or younger
CP# 3,270
CP% 22.5
CA% 23.0
USA% 21.4
16-24
CP# 1,732
CP% 11.9
CA% 14.3
USA% 13.9
25-44
CP# 4,230
CP% 29.1
CA% 31.6
USA% 30.2
45-64
CP# 3,530
CP% 24.3
CA% 20.5
USA% 22.0
65+
CP# 1,787
CP% 12.3
CA% 10.6
USA% 12.4
Race and Ethnicity
White
CP# 13,421
CP% 92.2
CA%59.5
USA% 75.1
Black or African American
CP# 92
CP% 0.6
CA% 6.7
USA% 12.3
American Indian and Alaska native
CP# 129
CP% 0.9
CA% 1.0
USA% 0.9
Asian
CP# 209
CP% 1.4
CA% 10.9
USA% 3.6
Native Hawaiian and other Pacific islander
CP# 18
CP% 0.1
CA% 0.3
USA% 0.1
Some other race
CP# 273
CP% 1.9
CA% 16.8
USA% 5.5
Two or more races
CP# 407
CP% 2.8
CA% 4.7
USA% 2.4
Hispanic or Latino
CP# 975
CP% 6.7
CA% 32.4
USA% 12.5
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census; ePodunk
Population
Total population
14,549
Square miles (land)
7.36
Population per square mile
1,975.83
CP# = Number in Cameron Park
CP% = Percent of Cameron Park Population
CA% = Percent of California Population
USA% = Percent of USA Population
Gender
Male
CP # 7,102
CP% 48.8
CA% 49.8
USA% 49.1
Female
CP# 7,447
CP% 51.2
CA% 50.2
USA% 50.9
Age
15 or younger
CP# 3,270
CP% 22.5
CA% 23.0
USA% 21.4
16-24
CP# 1,732
CP% 11.9
CA% 14.3
USA% 13.9
25-44
CP# 4,230
CP% 29.1
CA% 31.6
USA% 30.2
45-64
CP# 3,530
CP% 24.3
CA% 20.5
USA% 22.0
65+
CP# 1,787
CP% 12.3
CA% 10.6
USA% 12.4
Race and Ethnicity
White
CP# 13,421
CP% 92.2
CA%59.5
USA% 75.1
Black or African American
CP# 92
CP% 0.6
CA% 6.7
USA% 12.3
American Indian and Alaska native
CP# 129
CP% 0.9
CA% 1.0
USA% 0.9
Asian
CP# 209
CP% 1.4
CA% 10.9
USA% 3.6
Native Hawaiian and other Pacific islander
CP# 18
CP% 0.1
CA% 0.3
USA% 0.1
Some other race
CP# 273
CP% 1.9
CA% 16.8
USA% 5.5
Two or more races
CP# 407
CP% 2.8
CA% 4.7
USA% 2.4
Hispanic or Latino
CP# 975
CP% 6.7
CA% 32.4
USA% 12.5
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census; ePodunk
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
History Of Cameron Park
Originally the area was inhabited by the Niesnan branch of the Maidu Indians and not much went on in the area till Larry Cameron bought 5,000 acres in 1950 for ranching purposes. Since then it broken up into various lots and has slowly grown into a eastern suburb of Sacramento. The area is a mix of businesses, apartments, single family homes and a few ranches.
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