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Gold Country Getaway: A Culinary Journey Through California’s Historic Mining Towns
Grass Valley and Nevada City offer a perfect pairing of luxurious historic hotels and chef-driven restaurants amid Sierra Nevada splendor. In California's Gold Country, just a few hours southwest ...
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In 1969, California and Nevada banded together to create the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency to manage the development of Lake Tahoe, which covers two states and multiple counties. The agency—the nation’s first bi-state regional environmental planning agency—is governed by a 15-member governing board and a 21-member advisory planning commission, as well as many stakeholders and members of the public.
From Mountain Democrat...
From Tahoe Daily Tribune...
The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) has released Connections 2050, the draft update to the Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy. The plan outlines a vision for a comprehensive transportation system that will preserve Tahoe's environment, reduce congestion, and improve safety over the next 25 years, the agency said today.
With limited land, varying policies between counties, and environmental regulations to consider, it's no wonder that housing development has been a challenge in the Basin. And after the COVID-19 pandemic increased the number of remote workers who flocked to tourist destinations, housing issues for local workers were further exacerbated.
From Sierra Sun...
On Wednesday’s governing board meeting for the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA), the board discussed the appeal for Tahoe City’s telephone pole, the South Shore area plan amendments, and aquatic invasive species funding, along with the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act.
From Placer Sentinel...
District 5 Supervisor Cindy Gustafson is inviting the community to a virtual town hall meeting March 10 to hear updates regarding the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency’s Phase 2 housing amendments for the Tahoe Basin Area Plan.
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