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Hot Topics and How We're Saving Lake Tahoe
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ENVIRONMENTALISM IN THE 21st CENTURY
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STREAMLINED PROCESS FOR REPAIRS TO WIND/WAVE DAMAGED SHOREZONE STRUCTURES
Recent high wind events in the Lake Tahoe Basin may have caused wind and/or wave damage to piers, boathouses or shoreline protective structures. TRPA has created a streamlined process to help property owners complete these repairs.
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CODE OF ORDINANCE UPDATE TAKES EFFECT MARCH 1
A leaner, cleaner TRPA Code of Ordinances has been approved by the Agency's Governing Board and will take effect March 1, 2012 . Take a look at what 12 months of stakeholder input and expert revisions have done for the TRPA rule book.
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TRPA DIRECTOR REPORTS ON LAKE TAHOE TO NEVADA OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
Executive Director Joanne Marchetta recently presented an overview of the Regional Plan Update and the Agency's new direction to the Nevada Oversight Committee.
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WHAT IS BEING UPDATED IN THE LAKE TAHOE REGIONAL PLAN?
The Lake Tahoe Regional Plan Update proposes to pair ecosystem restoration with locally-guided environmental redevelopment to create mixed-use town centers where people can live, work and play.
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RESTORING A NATIONAL TREASURE
Most of Lake Tahoe's environmental impacts occurred in the past. Repairing past development and restoring streams and habitat through public/private partnerships is at the core of the Lake Tahoe Environmental Improvement Program (EIP).
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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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Tahoe Science Conference-Sign Up Now
Save the date for this year's conference. The subject for 2012 is Environmental Restoration in a Changing Climate. May 22-24 on the campus of Sierra Nevada College in Incline Village, Nevada
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Major Projects & Environmental Documents
Larger-scale projects may be in the planning stages in your community. TRPA encourages everyone to stay informed and involved as these projects move through the permitting process.
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Community Bike and Pedestrian Networks
To make Lake Tahoe communities safer and better connected, TRPA is working toward complete streets, increased connectivity and collaborating to build 162 more miles of trails and bikeways.
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Send Us Your Concerns
Concerned about environmental quality in your community? See something going wrong? We share your concern, so let us know.
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