In Sheetz Followup, Court Okays El Dorado County Exactions System

William Fulton
Jul 30, 2025
4 min read

Updated: Jan 15

In a followup to last year’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling, an appellate court in Sacramento has ruled that El Dorado County’s traffic impact fee system is constitutional and meets the so-called Nollan/Dolan standard. The case is almost certain to be appealed by the Pacific Legal Foundation, which is representing the El Dorado County property owner who brought the suit.

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