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Hot Topics and How We're Saving Lake Tahoe
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SHOREZONE WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR MAY 22
TRPA is working with stakeholder groups and state agencies to roll out the first update to Shorezone rules in 20 years. A workshop for project proponents, property owners and other interested parties is scheduled for May 22. The new ordinance could be adopted as soon as June.
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INVASIVE MUSSELS THREATEN TAHOE--ACT NOW
Devastating species of mussels have crossed the Rocky Mountains traveling on boats and trailers. Their destructive spread threatens boats and Lake Tahoe's pristine waters. Volunteer inspection trainings will be held May 16. Get involved and stop aquatic hitchhikers.
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BMP PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION TAKES OFF
TRPA has certified a group of qualified contractors and engineers to perform Best Management Practice (BMP) site evaluations for Lake Tahoe homeowners. Certified pros bring more expertise and customer service options to the Basin.
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MAY 1 GRADING SEASON START BRINGS NEWS AND UPDATES FROM TRPA
Homeowners are thinking about defensible space and BMPS. See what TRPA has done to streamline and unify both for this season.
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HELP PLAN THE FUTURE OF TAHOE TRANSPORTATION
The TRPA Transportation Team wants broad input on upcoming plans. This is you opportunity to be involved in the regional transportation planning process. Comment period ends May 7, 2008.
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WHAT'S THE LATEST ON TRPA'S REGIONAL PLAN UPDATE?
TRPA's current Regional Plan, which includes the Code of Ordinances, was adopted in 1987. Updating the plan is a collaborative effort where public input plays a vital role.
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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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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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CEP
Community Enhancement Program (CEP) projects are moving into the application and review stages. Keep up with these smart-growth projects to see a demonstration of TRPA's next Regional Plan.
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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.
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Forest Fuel Plan
Check out the forest fuels and community wildfire protection plans. TRPA took the lead to coordinate these plans beginning in 2004. Now it's up to you and the fire protection agencies to get the work done.
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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. Together, they are the most important property investments at Lake Tahoe you can make.
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TRPA Needs 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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