1. El Dorado Hills Economic & Demographic Information

2. El Dorado Hills Regional Trends Steady Population Growth Low Unemployment High Educational Rates (SAT & Educational Attainment) Age Demographics Supporting Business and Entrepreneurship

3. El Dorado County Population Growth

5. El Dorado Hills Population

6. Unemployment 1990 – 2004

7. Unemployment Rate 20002004 El Dorado County 4.2 5.1 County 4.2 5.1 El Dorado Hills 2.4 2.5 Hills 2.4 2.5 Placerville 6.3 6.7 South Lake Tahoe 5.7 6.3 Tahoe 5.7 6.3

8. Labor Force 20002004 El Dorado County 78,40089,100 El Dorado Hills 9,50010,600 Placerville 4,7005,300 South Lake Tahoe 13,50015,000

9. SAT Scores

10. El Dorado County Age Wave

11. Building Permits Issued January 1, 2000 – August 31, 2005 Countywide 34,617 34,617 El Dorado Hills office activity only 15,748 15,748

12. Median Family Income 2000 El Dorado County $60,250 $60,250 El Dorado Hills $97,711 $97,711

13. Occupancy Rates

14. El Dorado Hills Approximate Build-out Population 50,000 Dwelling Units 17,000 Commercial, Industrial, R & D 16.8 MSF Proposed City 31.25 square miles

15. Review: What is Supporting EDH’s Business Climate High Educational Attainment Age Demographics Growing Networks of Service Providers Access to Training/Retraining Growing Infrastructure Access to Good Education (for their children) High Quality of Life Short Commutes Short Commutes Housing Housing Arts & Entertainment Arts & Entertainment The 49’er Gold Rush has become the 05’er Home Rush