The seller of the property, Echo Lane Investors LLC, is listed with the California Secretary of State’s office with a San Diego address.Įl Dorado County Planning Commission records show the previous owner once planned to develop and subdivide the property into 74 residential lots, but those plans did not move forward in the aftermath of the housing market crash in 2008.

In an email, tribal spokesperson Kim Stoll told the Business Journal the tribe plans to build more housing on the property, and is in the preliminary stages of planning. “This property, only minutes from the rancheria, will serve our membership for its housing needs.” “Housing for our tribal members has been a long-term priority,” Cuellar’s statement said. “We are always interested in purchasing land near the rancheria when it becomes available,” said Tribal Chairwoman Regina Cuellar, in a statement.Īccording to El Dorado County Assessor information, the parcels have a few residences on them, but are largely undeveloped. The 182-acre property is 3 miles past the tribe’s Red Hawk Casino along U.S.

Public records show the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians bought multiple parcels off Sundance Trail near Placerville for $8.8 million earlier this month. The tribe that owns Red Hawk Casino has purchased a large piece of land near Placerville.

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