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Hot Topics and How We're Saving Lake Tahoe
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INVASIVE MUSSELS THREATEN--INCREASED BOAT INSPECTIONS MAY BE CONSIDERED
Concern over the threat of destructive mussels may prompt the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board to consider Wednesday a rule requiring that boat launches at the Lake be closed when qualified inspectors are not present.
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REPORT: LAKE TAHOE CLARITY LOSS SLOWING DOWN
For the first time in the 40 years that they have been keeping track, researchers say Lake Tahoe's clarity loss is slowing down. This is good news in the effort to save a national treasure.
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NEVADA AT-LARGE GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER SOUGHT
The Nevada Tahoe Regional Planning Agency is seeking individuals that are interested in serving on both the NTRPA and TRPA governing boards. The application period closes September 30th, 2008. Applications can be obtained from (www.lands.nv.gov).
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TRPA SEEKING BEST IN BASIN NOMINATIONS
TRPA annually recognizes the best designed, planned and implemented projects in the Tahoe Basin that stand out as environmentally compatible.
(click here) to download the nomination form
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SHOREZONE ORDINANCE WORKSHOP SEPTEMBER 25
Twenty years in the making, new shorezone regulations for Lake Tahoe will be discussed in a special workshop in preparation for a final vote in October. For the latest program details and updates, look at the shorezone page.
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FINAL KINGS BEACH COMMERCIAL CORE PROJECT UPDATE
The final joint environmental impact study between Placer County and TRPA has been certified by the TRPA Governing Board, but the county's preferred alternative was not approved. The TRPA board voted to reconsider its decision on the preferred alternative at its July 23 meeting in Kings Beach (see the Press Room for detaisl). The project may be reheard as soon as October.
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LIVING WITH FIRE
TRPA worked with the Nevada Fire Safe Council, University of Nevada Cooperative Extension, and local fire districts to create a guide to creating defensible space in Lake Tahoe's fragile environment. This is a large file (3.5 MB) and may require long download times.
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GOVERNING BOARD MEETING TIMES, LOCATIONS, AND AGENDAS
TRPA encourages you to attend the monthly meetings to stay up to date and provide input on what is important to Lake Tahoe. Many decisions affecting environmental quality are also made at public meetings of the Advisory Planning Commission and TRPA Hearings Officer. Use the Meetings and Notices link at left to be involved.
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WHAT IS TRPA DOING TO MAKE TAHOE MORE BIKE FRIENDLY?
The Lake Tahoe Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan is available at the link below. See how TRPA is working to make Tahoe fun while reducing reliance on the automobile.
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The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency cooperatively leads the effort to preserve, restore and enhance the unique natural and human environment of the Lake Tahoe region now and in the future.
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Events & Major Projects
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Major Projects
Large-scale projects are in the planning stages and there are opportunities along the way for the community to stay involved. TRPA welcomes and encourages public comments as part of its commitment to protecting Lake Tahoe.
(click here) for CEP projects
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Summer Road Construction Map for Lake Tahoe
Download a map of all road construction work planned for summer 2008.
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Community Corner-Post Your Concerns Here
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BMPs and Defensible Space-Investments in Tahoe's Health
It's no mystery that gravel trenches around structures are recommended for both erosion control and defensible space. There is a natural fit between fire safety and Best Management Practices for erosion control (BMPs). Together, they are the most important property investments you can make at Lake Tahoe.
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TRPA Wants to Hear from You
Improving customer service and tracking environmental issues in your community are a big part of our new approach. Share your comments, concerns, or complaints with our Community Liaison.
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