Category: Policy
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$400M for SR 89/267 Ski Traffic? Let’s Prioritize North Tahoe’s Needs First, Not Tahoe Highway Expansion
Hey North Tahoe Neighbors, Let’s Talk About Our Roads (and Our Future) We all live here, and we all know the feeling – trying to get around during a busy holiday weekend can be a real headache. Placer County is looking at a big plan to tackle this traffic on Highways 89 and 267, especially…
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Two Scholarship Opportunities for Community Learning in Tahoe
Are you interested in shaping the future of your community? Two unique scholarship opportunities are now available to help locals learn more about housing, land-use planning, and local government decision-making in the Tahoe region. 1. TRPA Community Academy Scholarship The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) has launched the Community Academy, a webinar series designed to…
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Protected: Building a Fire-Safe, Resilient Tahoe: A Balanced Approach to Evacuation and Growth
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New Strong Towns Toolkit: A Local Approach to Fixing the Housing Crisis
Housing in North Tahoe is tough. Prices are high, options are few, and many people who work here can’t afford to live here. The problem seems overwhelming, but local governments already have the power to take action—they just need the right tools. That’s why Strong Towns just released The Housing-Ready City: A Toolkit for Local…
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Does the Supreme Court’s Chevron Ruling Empower North Tahoe?
What the Recent Supreme Court Decision Means for North Tahoe The Supreme Court recently made an important decision in the case Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo that changes how government agencies, like the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA), will be checked by the courts. This decision could affect many aspects of life in North Tahoe, so it’s…