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Lake Tahoe Dance Collective
Listed under: Art, Culture & Media
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1275 Meadow Crest Dr, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
The South Tahoe Public Utility District is governed by a five-member board, selected by eligible voters who reside within the district boundaries. The board establishes procedures and goals, and adopts policies, which are implemented by the general. Directors do not represent speccific segments of the community, but instead represent and act for the community as a whole.
Anyone interested in running for a seat on the board must be a registered voter within the district. Board members receive district medical, dental and vision benefits and in accordance with Section 16002 of the Public Utility Code, also receive a $400 monthly stipend. The next election will be held on Nov. 1, 2022. Seats 1, 2 and 5 will be up for election. For information, comments or concerns contact Melonie Guttry, executive services manager/clerk of the board, by emailing executiveservicesmanager@stpud.us.
Seat 1
nhaven@stpud.us
(530) 544-6474
Seat 2
sromsos@stpud.dst.ca.us
(530) 544-6474; fax: (530) 541-0614
Seat 5
nexline@stpud.dst.ca.us
From Tahoe Daily Tribune...
The South Tahoe Public Utility District works around the clock to provide our mountain community with safe, clean drinking water, water for firefighting and reliable wastewater services to protect Lake Tahoe.
While the water delivered to those living in South Lake Tahoe is guaranteed to contain no lead in it, the lines bringing H2O to your home could be leaching lead into it anyway. South Lake Tahoe Public Utility District recently put out a notice for residents to find and check their lines to ensure they're not made of either lead or galvanized metal, which could put people at risk for lead consumption.
As part of a nationwide effort to protect communities from lead exposure, South Tahoe Public Utility District is encouraging residents to help identify the material of their water service line. While no lead water service lines have been identified in South Lake Tahoe to date, residents with unknown service line materials are urged to follow five easy steps to determine the material their water line.
The South Tahoe Public Utilities Department held a stakeholders advisory group and public information meeting regarding how they deal with recycled water. The plan is open for comment from October 24 to November 11.
As temperatures begin to drop below freezing at night, protecting your home plumbing from the damage and expense caused by frozen pipes is essential. Remember these tips to prepare your home for chilly temps.Before freezing temperatures set in:
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