Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Committee (LTFAC)
Home | LTFAC
How the LTFAC was formed
The Secretary of Agriculture established an advisory committee, chartered under the Federal Advisory Committee
Act (5 U.S.C. App.) on July 17, 1998. The Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Committee is made up of citizens concerned
with the environmental and economic health of the Lake Tahoe Region. The purpose of the Committee is to provide
advice to the Secretary of Agriculture and to the Federal Interagency Partnership on how the Partnership can best
fulfill its duties pursuant to Executive Order 13057 and how to facilitate the integration and coordination of
appropriate federal programs and funds to help achieve the goals of the Lake Tahoe Regional Environmental Improvement
Program.
The advice of the Committee consists of the consensus of its members, representing the broad array of local,
regional, state, and national interests. The Committee Charter outlines the specific agencies/interests that
are represented on the committee. Members of the Committee serve without pay, but may be reimbursed for travel
expenses. The length of their term is two years.
Appointments to the Committee are made by the Secretary of
Agriculture. Equal opportunity practices, in line with USDA policies, are followed in all appointments to the
Committee.
LTFAC Recommendations to the Federal Interagency
Partnership
Please follow this link to review Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Committee recommendations to the Federal
Interagency Partnership.
Attending an LTFAC Meeting
All Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Committee meetings are open to the public. Meetings are published 15 days in
advance in the Federal Register and announced by the local news media. Agendas for the meetings can be downloaded. A public comment period has
also been established during each formal meeting. Comments can be submitted in
writing to the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit or presented orally at the designated time.
The current Committee Representatives are:
Please follow the links provided below if you would like to email your Constituency Contacts.
- Ms. Coleen L. Shade: Education
- Ms. A. Rochelle Nason: Environmental
- Mr. Alonso Rusk: Gaming
- Mr. Michael Berg: Labor
- Mr. John Pang: Local Government/California
- Mr. Dave Childs: Local Government/Nevada
- Mr. Gregory E. McKay: Member-at-Large
- Ms. Michelle Sweeney: Member-at-Large
- Mr. Bob Anderson: National Environmental
- Mr. Mark Kimbrough: North Shore Economics & Recreation
- Mr. John R. Falk: Property Rights
- Mr. Steve Teshara: Resort Associations
- Dr. James Thomas: Science & Research
- Mr. Andrew Bray: Ski Resorts
- Mr. Andrew Strain: South Shore Economics & Recreation
- Mr. Patrick Wright: State of California
- Mr. Jim Lawrence: State of Nevada
- Mr. Peter Kraatz: Transportation
- Mr. John Singlaub: Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
- Chairman Waldo W. Walker: Washoe Tribe
How to Contact Your LTFAC Member By Constituency
Follow the link provided below for more contact information:
Please be aware these documents are in a PDF format. Larger files can take several minutes to open.
If you have difficulty accessing these documents or would like to obtain them in an alternate format, please
contact us. The PDF format
requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. If you need the Acrobat Reader, please select the link
provided below. Selecting this link will take you to Adobe's web site.
From there, you can download your free copy of the Acrobat Reader program. Once
you've downloaded the Acrobat Reader you will need to return to this page.
![[Graphic]: Get Acrobat Reader](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/web/20090114121125im_/http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/ltbmu/images/getacro.gif)
Get Acrobat Reader
|