Van Sickle Bi-State Park Safety and Equitable Access Improvements Project
Project Details
LEAD AGENCY
California Tahoe Conservancy
PARTNERS
Nevada Division of State Parks
LOCATION
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Overview
The California Tahoe Conservancy is planning a project at Van Sickle Bi-State Park (Park) to improve visitor safety, connect the Park to nearby neighborhoods and state line with new shared-use trails, expand amenities, and improve access for all. Building on a 2019 vision plan for the park, the Conservancy is exploring options to improve the Park entrance, trails, and facilities. The Conservancy also proposes to build a portion of the Dennis T. Machida Greenway (Van Sickle Connector), to connect Chonokis Road to the Van Sickle Shared-Use Trail.
The Conservancy is seeking public input on the proposed improvements until December 5, 2025.
The Conservancy invites the public to provide input via an online survey, by attending public workshops on November 17 and 20 (information below), or by emailing scott.cecchi@tahoe.ca.gov.
View maps of the proposed improvements:
The Conservancy invites the public to attend either of two public meetings:
- Monday, November 17 | Noon – 1:30pm | Virtual
Join via Zoom on November 17: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89785823153 - Thursday, November 20 | 5:00pm – 7:00pm | Lake Tahoe Community College (LTCC)
Meet in the LTCC Board Room (L104), located in the Roberta Mason Library building.
Live Spanish interpretation will be available to attendees for both meetings.
