El Dorado County
On September 24, 2013, El Dorado enacted a new cultivation ordinance.

Property of an acre, or less, is allowed 200 square feet of cultivation area. Five acres or more may use 400 square feet while 20 acres or more can have a maximum of 600 square feet under cultivation. Setbacks were established at 50 feet on the smaller plots and 100 feet on the 400 and 600 square foot units. Not more than three qualified individuals may participate per parcel under the ordinance.

Supervisors restricted the location of gardens to not less than 1,000 feet from a school, school bus stop, church or other “youth-oriented” facility. The property must be fenced and secured and the garden must be otherwise screened from view by additional fencing, plants or trees, buildings or other structures.

http://www.canorml.org/medical-marijuana/local-growing-limits-in-california#ElDorado

i just seen this article and thought it was very interesting. if you click on the link at the beginning of the article you can see how the laws have changed over the years. this is a local law about marijuana laws. i could completely agree with this law. please comment!!!