Conservancy Board Approves Funding for West Shore Forest Health Projects
Kings Beach, Calif. The California Tahoe Conservancy Board today authorized $414,074 to the California Department of Parks and Recreation for projects that improve forest health and reduce the risk of wildfire at Tahoe State Recreation Area and Ed Z’Berg Sugar Pine Point State Park. The funding is the first allocation of more than $6.8 million in Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act funds awarded to the Conservancy at last year’s Presidential Summit.
“On the eve of the ten-year anniversary of the devastating Angora Fire, today’s action to reduce the risk of future wildfires feels especially important,” said John Hooper, the Conservancy’s Vice Chairman of the Board.
The Board also awarded $20,000 to the League to Save Lake Tahoe for its Eyes on the Lake Program which trains volunteers to identify and report new or spreading aquatic invasive plant infestations in and around Lake Tahoe. The grant is part of the Conservancy’s new “Plates for Projects” summertime campaign which partners with local organizations to jointly promote Lake Tahoe License Plates and projects funded using License Plate revenue. More information on the campaign and this year’s partnership can be found here: www.keeptahoeblue.org/platesforprojects.
The Board also approved several long-term agreements with El Dorado County and the City of South Lake Tahoe for projects that will purify water flowing into Lake Tahoe and restore a heavily degraded section of Bijou Park Creek.
In addition to the projects in south shore, the Board approved the sale of development rights necessary to support the long-awaited Tahoe City Lodge Project, the first new hotel built in Tahoe City in decades and a flagship project of Placer County’s Area Plan.
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Board Materials Archives
2017 Board Meeting Materials
December 7, 2017
Item 2 – September Meeting Minutes Item 4 – Executive Director’s Report Item 6a – 2017 Conservancy Highlights Item 6b – Strategic Planning Process and Schedule Item 6c – Status of Projects and Partnerships in Placer County- Update
- Attachment 1 – Chart of Total Conservancy Grant Awards by Grantee
- Attachment 2 – Signature Projects Photographs
- Attachment 3 – Future Projects Photographs
Item 6d – Tahoe Keys Property Owners Association Corporation Yard Relocation
Item 6e – South Tahoe Greenway Shared Use Trail Phase 1b and 2 Project Update
Item 8a – North Shore Sugar Pine Restoration for Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreak Recovery
Item 9a – Conservancy Executive Director Compensation
Item 9b – Conservancy Chair and Vice-Chair Election
Item 9c – Committee Selection and Assignments
Item 9d – Conservancy Board Policies and Procedures
September 21, 2017
Item 2 – Minutes
Item 5 – Executive Director’s Report
Item 7a – Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Development Rights Strategic Initiative Process
Item 7b – Status of Conservancy Asset Land at 2070 Lake Tahoe Boulevard
Item 7c – Status of Projects and Partnerships with El Dorado County
- Staff Rec
- Attachment 1 – Site Improvement Project List
- Attachment 2 – Acquisition Grant List
- Attachment 3 – Active License Agreements/Easements List
Item 7d – Lake Tahoe West Restoration Partnership Update
Item 8a – Proposition 1, Round 2 Grant Awards
- Cover Staff Rec
- Attachment 1a – Proposed Funding
- Attachment 1b – Projects Not Recommended for Funding
- Attachment 2 – Location Map
- Bijou Park Creek Restoration Priority Acquisitions
- Country Club Heights Erosion Control Project
- Collaborative Aquatic Invasive Species Program Planning
- Lake Tahoe West Restoration Partnership
- Control of the Invasive Mysis Shrimp to Recover Lake Clarity and Ecosystem Health
- Tahoe City Caltrans Yard Relocation and Restoration Project
- Polaris Creek and Wetland Restoration, Feasibility Study
- Country Club Heights Erosion Control Project – Phase 3
Item 8b – Joint Powers Agreement with the Sierra Nevada Conservancy
- Staff Rec
- Attachment 1 – Resolution
- Attachment 2 – Map
- Attachment 3 – Tahoe-Central Sierra Initiative Map
Item 8c – Land Management Classifications
June 15, 2017
Minutes of January 13, 2017 Meeting
Minutes of March 16, 2017 Meeting
7. Presentation and Update Items
7. US 50/South Shore Community Revitalization Project
8. Consent Items
8.a. State Parks Fuels Reduction and Understory Burning Project Grant
8.b. Lake Tahoe West National Forest Foundation Grant
8.c. Second Street Basin License Agreement
8.d. South Tahoe Greenway Shared Use Trail Project Phase 1a Additional Drainage Construction
8.e. Tahoe Pines Campground Restoration and Access Project Grant
9. Annual Program Authorizations and Update Items
9.a Fiscal Year 2017/18 Work Program and Budget
9.b. Annual Planning Authorization
9.c. Annual Land Management Authorization
11. Project Authorizations
11.a. Conservancy Land Bank Sale and Transfer of Tourist Accommodation Units
11.b. Plates for Projects Grant Award
12. License Agreement Authorizations
12.a. Country Club Heights Erosion Control Project License Agreement
12.b. Bijou Park Creek Watershed Management/Southwest Corner Project License Agreement
March 16th, 2017
Discussion Items
7.a Placer County Area Plan Update
Project and Program Authorizations
8.a Proposition 1 Round 2 Grants Program Solicitation
8.b South Tahoe Greenway Shared Use Trail Project Memorandum Of Understanding
8.c Aquatic Invasive Plant Control Pilot Project
Easement Authorizations
9.a Summit Road Driveway Easement
9.b Paige Meadows Road Easements
January 13th, 2017
6a. Update On Potential Conservancy Board Conflicts Of Interest
Attachment 1 – Government Code § 1099
Attachment 2 – Government Code § 66906.1
Attachment 3 – Public Resources Code § 33321
6b. Status Of Projects And Partnerships With The City Of South Lake Tahoe
Attachment 1 – Site Improvement Grant List
Attachment 2 – Acquisition Grant List
Attachment 3 – Active License Agreements
Attachment 4 – Project Site – Upper Truckee Marsh Airport Noise Monitors
Attachment 5 – Project Site – Bike Park And Disc Golf Areas
7a. South Tahoe Greenway Shared-Use Trail Project
Attachment 1 – Resolution 17-01-01
Attachment 2 – Project Location – South Tahoe Greenway Shared-Use Trail Project
Attachment 3 – Land Exchange Map – South Greenway Phase 1b & 2 Project
Attachment 5 – Project Partners
Attachment 6 – Updated Appraisal Summary
Attachment 7 – Maintenance and Management Costs
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2016 Board Meeting Materials
December 8th, 2016
7a. Tahoe City Compensatory Mitigation Wetlands Conservation Easement
Attachment 1 – Resolution 16-12-02
8a. Environmentally Sensitive Land Acquisition
Attachment 1 – Resolution 16-12-03
8b. California Lake Tahoe Basin Regional Hazardous Fuels Reduction and Wildfire Prevention
Attachment 1 – Resolution 16-12-04
8c. Tahoe City Public Utility District Easement
Attachment 1 – Resolution 16-12-05
8d. Griff Creek Corridor and Public Access Project
Attachment 1 – Resolution 16-12-06
9a. Tahoe Fund Grant Update (Discussion Only)
9b. Conservancy Executive Director Performance Review Process (Discussion Only)
Attachment 1 – Performance Review Form
September 15th, 2016
7B Kings Beach Pier Funding Augmentation
7C El Dorado County Meyers SEZ Erosion Control Project
Final CEQA – Mitigated Negative Declaration
Comment and Response – California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Comment and Response – California Department of Transportation
7D Bijou Park Creek Planning Grant
7E North Tahoe Fire Protection District FEMA Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project
Finding of No Significant Impact -signed
Final Environmental Assessment – North Tahoe Fire Protection District
Appendix B – Operations and Maintenance Plan & CTC Forest Improvement Program Guidelines
Appendix C – No Burning Letter
Appendix D – US Fish and Wildlife Consultation Response Letter
Appendix E – FEMA to CA State Historic Preservation Office Consultation Correspondence
Appendix F – Tribal Consultation Documentation
Appendix G – Existing Land Use Map
Appendix H – TRPA Tree Removal Permit
Appendix I – Noise Sensitive Land Uses Maps
Appendix J – Fuels Strategy Treatment Map
Appendix K – Known Interested Parties
Appendix L – All Comment Letters on Draft Environmental Assessment
June 15th – 16th, 2016
7A County Service Area #5 Erosion Control Project License Agreement
9A Fiscal Year 2016/17 Work Program and Budget
9B Annual Planning Authorization
9C Annual Property Management Authorization
March 17, 2016
Please note the Agenda Errata – March 17, 2016 and revised Agenda (above)
Minutes of December 17th-18th, 2015
8A Prop 1 Grant Awards Staff Recommendation
3.1 Lake Tahoe Aquatic Invasive Plant Control Project
3.2 Johnson Meadows Acquisition
3.3 Meeks Meadow Restoration Project
3.4 Lake Tahoe West Collaborative
3.5 Lake Tahoe Basin Wildfire Protection and Water Quality Enhancement Project
3.6 Antone Meadows Dam Removal and Restoration Project
3.7 Tahoe Stormwater Resource Plan
2015 Board Meeting Materials
December 17 – 18, 2015
Dollar Creek-Firestone Transfer
September 17, 2015
Minutes June 18, 2015 – Minutes ERRATA
Blackwood Creek Monitoring License Agreement
Caltrans Transfer of Jurisdiction
Lakeview Lookout (Alta Mira) Update – Before and Current Views – Final Concept
Tahoe Valley Asset Lands Update
Upper Truckee River and Marsh Restoration Update – Preliminary Recommended Alternative – Preliminary Alternative Summary
CTC-DPR-USFS Land Exchanges Update
June 18, 2015
Annual Property Management Authorization
Annual Forest Improvement Authorization
April 30, 2015
Bi-State Science Council Funding
Integrated Water Management – MOU – Please call the Conservancy Office at (530) 542-5580 to view the environmental documents for this item.
Kings Beach General Plan Revision and Public Pier
Grant Program Guidelines – Revised
February 5, 2015
Dollar Creek Shared-Use Trail Easement Approval-Firestone Property
2014 Board Meeting Materials
September 18, 2014
Item 5 Executive Director’s Report
Item 7 Dollar Creek Shared-Use Trail Project Update
Item 8 Aquatic Invasive Species Project Implementation
Item 9 Upper Truckee Marsh and River Restoration Project
July 17, 2014
Item 5 Executive Director’s Report
Item 7 STPUD License Agreement
Item 8a 2014 Project Highlights
Item 8b Annual Property Management Authorization
Item 8c Annual Forest Improvement Authorization
Item 8d Annual Land Bank Update
Item 8e Annual Planning Authorization
Item 9 Tahoe Pines Campground Restoration and Access Project
May 12, 2014
May 9, 2014
Item 5 Executive Director’s Report
Item 8a Alta Mira Public Access Acquisition Project: discussion only
Item 8b South Y Lodge Acquisition Project
Item 8c Tahoe Valley Commercial Stream Environment Zone Acquisition Project
Item 9a Kings Beach Water Quality and Stream Environment Zone Improvement Project
Item 9b South Tahoe Greenway Shared Use Trail, Phases 1 and 2 Implementation
Item 9c Lake Forest Erosion Control Project, Area B Monitoring
Item 10 Department of Parks and Recreation Land Exchange: discussion only
March 20, 2014
Item 7a Seismographic Station License Agreement
Item 7b Volunteer Program Guidelines
Item 9a Conservancy and State Parks Land Exchange
Item 9b Tahoe Livable Communities
Item 9c Modified Asset Lands Program Guidelines
Item 10 Pre-Acquisition Planning Augmentation
Item 11 Forest Improvement Guidelines
2013 Board Meeting Materials
December 12, 2013
Item 7 Tahoe Keys Marina Assignment of Coverage
Item 9a Tahoe Sustainable Communities Investment Program
Item9a Map1-Potential Transfer Ratios
Item9a Map2-Developed Properties on Sensitive Lands-South
Item9a Map3-Developed Properties on Sensitive Lands-North
Item9a Map4-Developed Properties on Sensitive Lands-North
Item9a Map7-Roadless Subdivisions
Item 9c Total Daily Maximum Load
Item 9d Department of Parks and Recreation Land Exchange
Item 9f Project Priorities Update
September 18-19, 2013
Item 7a Asset Land Sales, Sherman Way
Item 7b Asset Land Sales, Glenwood Way
Item 7b Att2 Resolution Errata
Item 8 Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Budget Requests
Item 10b Dollar Creek Shared-Use Trail
Item 10b Att 2 Resolution 13-09-06
Item 10b Att 4 Notice of Determination
Item 11 Tahoe Pines Campground Update
June 19-20, 2013
Item 7a Brockway ECP, Grant Augmentation
Item 7b Bijou Area ECP, Phase 1 License Agreement
Item 7c Montgomery Estates ECP, Area 2 License Agreement
Item 8a Upper Truckee River Strategies
Item 9a Annual Planning Authorization
Item 9b Annual Property Management Authorization
Item 9c Annual Forest Habitat Enhancement Authorization
Item 9d Annual Land Bank Authorization
Item 10a South Tahoe Greenway Shared Use Trail Project, Phase 1a Construction, and
Acqusition of Easements in Support of Phase 1c
Item 10b Sawmill II Bike Path and ECP, Site Improvement Grant for Phase 2B
March 21, 2013
Item 7a, Support and Capital Outlay Budget and Work Program Projections
Item 7b, Modifications to Special Use Guidelines and Fees
Item 8, Kings Beach Housing Now, Site#2, Trout Street Project Transfer of Coverage
Item 9, Upper Truckee River Restoration Workshop 2013
2012 Board Meeting Materials
December 14, 2012
Item 7, Information: Regional Plan Update
Item 8, Environmentally Sensitive Lands
Item 9, Erosion Control Grants
Item10, North Tahoe Bike Trail / Dollar Creek Easement
September 12, 2012
Item 7, Environmentally Sensitive Lands
Item 8, Land Bank
a. Annual Land Bank Update: Information Only
b. Item 8b Removed from agenda at applicant’s request.
Item 9, Annual Property Management and Forest Habitat Enhancement Updates: Information Only
Item 10, Strategic Plan Recommendation
Item 11, Administration
a. Consideration of Board Elections
b. Fiscal Year 13-14 Budget Requests
Item 12, Land Exchange – California Tahoe Conservancy/California Department of Parks and Recreation
June 20, 2012
Item 7, Annual Planning Authorization
Item 8, Annual Property Management and Forest Habitat Enhancement Authorization
Item 10, Homewood Water Quality Improvement Project, Phase 1A
March 15, 2012
Item 7b, El Dorado Beach to Ski Run Boulevard Bike Path Project Grant of Easement
Item 8a, Sawmill 2 Bike Path Erosion Control Project Easement Acquisition Grant
Item 8b, Kings Beach Commercial Core Improvement Project Grant of Easement
Item 9, Upper Truckee River Sunset Stable Reach Restoration Project
Item 11a, Adoption of Asset Lands Program Guidelines
Item 11b, Exchange and Transfer of Conservancy Lands within the City of South Lake Tahoe
2011 Board Meeting Materials
December 16, 2011
Item 7b, Environmentally Sensitive Lands and Lands Necessary to Protect the Environment
Item 8, Grant of Easement for Snow Creek Restoration Project
October 28, 2011
Item 7, Ward Peak/Alpine Meadows Lease (revised 10/25)
September 15, 2011
Item 7a, Sawmill 2 Bike Path and Erosion Control Project – Easements and License Agreement
Item 8, Authorization of 2012-2013 Fiscal Year Budget Requests
Item 9, Environmentally Sensitive Lands and Lands Necessary to Protect the Environment
Item 11, Bijou Erosion Control Project, Phase One
Item 12, Upper Truckee River Sunset Stables Reach Restoration Project
Item 13, South Tahoe Greenway Shared Use Trail
July 21, 2011
Item 7a, Environmentally Sensitive Lands
Item 7b, License Agreement with El Dorado County for the Echo View Estates 2 Erosion Control Project
Item 8, Annual Planning Authorization
Item 9, Annual Property Management Authorization and Ward Creek Watershed Restoration Project
May 19, 2011
Item 8a, Al Tahoe Erosion Control Project 2
Item 8b, Brockway Erosion Control Project
January 20, 2011
Item 7a, Technical Changes to Special Use Guidelines
Item 7b, Tahoe Pines Restoration Planning
Item 7c, Upper Truckee River Restoration Monitoring
Item 8, Forest Habitat Enhancement, Fuels Reduction and Property Restoration
Item 10a, Van Sickle CA/NV Bi-State Park California-side Day Use Area
Item 10b, Upper Truckee Marsh Public Access
2010 Board Meeting Materials
September 16, 2010
Item 7, Authorization of the Purchase of Two Environmentally Sensitive Parcels
Item 8a, Authorization of a Grant to the Lake Tahoe Conservation Fund
Item 8c, Authorization of 2011-12 Fiscal Year Budget Requests
Item 9, Authorization for Soil Erosion Control Grants
Item 10, Authorization of Continued Planning for the Upper Truckee Marsh Restoration Project
Item 11, Authorization for the North Tahoe Bike Trail Planning Grant
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Conservancy Organizes Distribution of 200 Free Bags
Conservancy Organizes Distribution of 200 Free Bags. Efforts Support Community Sustainability.
South Lake Tahoe, California – January 21, 2014 – “Remember your reusable bags,” touts the sign outside of Grocery Outlet. Thanks to the Conservancy distribution of 200 reusable bags, today’s first 200 EBT (food stamp) users at Grocery Outlet will walk away with a free cloth tote.
“Conservation is not something you do on a Saturday afternoon, it’s an everyday step towards creating a sustainable Tahoe community,” said Tahoe Conservancy (Conservancy) Executive Director Patrick Wright.
The bags feature the California and Nevada Tahoe license plates. Over 96% of the funds raised through the sale of Tahoe license plates support hiking and biking trails and watershed restoration projects such as the Lower Blackwood Creek Restoration, Sawmill Bike Trail and Rabe Meadow Bike Path. California Tahoe Conservancy and Nevada Division of State Lands are beneficiaries of the plate fees.
When the Conservancy approached Grocery Outlet, they were eager to participate.
“We suggested that the bags go towards EBT users to help them take part in the sustainability initiative,” said Grocery Outlet manager Kim Schouten.
The City of South Lake Tahoe’s single-use plastic bag ban went into effect on January 15, 2014. All shoppers will now pay a nominal fee for paper bags and are encouraged to utilize reusable bags.
Established in 1984, the mission of the Conservancy is to lead California’s efforts to restore and enhance the extraordinary natural and recreational resources of the Lake Tahoe Basin.
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Victoria Ortiz
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Phone: (530) 543-6063
Email: Victoria.Ortiz@tahoe.ca.gov