About LAFCo
The Local Agency Formation Commission, also known as "LAFCo," is a regulatory agency with county-wide jurisdiction, established by state law to discourage urban sprawl and encourage orderly and efficient provision of services, such as water, sewer, and fire protection. The Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government Reorganization Act of 2000 governs the operation of LAFCo. Mariposa County LAFCo is an independent, state-mandated agency and is not a County department.
Results of protest hearing for mpud project
Memorandum to LAFCo with Attachments
NOTICE OF PROTEST HEARING FOR MPUD PROJECT
Mariposa County LAFCo Notice of Protest Hearing
PROTEST FORM FOR MPUD PROJECT
Protest Form
MPUD municipal service review (approved May 16, 2022)
2022 Municipal Service Review
LAFCo resolutions for mpud project
LAFCo Resolution No. 22-07
LAFCo Resolution No. 22-06
lafco public hearing for mpud project may 16, 2022
LAFCo Agenda
LAFCo Meeting Agenda Item 10
Resources
Meeting Calendar, Agenda & Minutes
LAFCo FEES
Mariposa LAFCo
Mariposa County has few independent special districts affected by LAFCo. The independent districts are J. C. Fremont Hospital, Lake Don Pedro Community Services District, Mariposa Public Utility District, and Yosemite Alpine Village Community Services District.
A number of the dependent sewer and water districts managed by the County of Mariposa Board of Supervisors are also subject to LAFCo.
Improvement districts of Countywide Service Area Number 1 and zones of benefit are not subject to LAFCo review.