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Building Trust: A Faster Way to Preserve and Create Housing in Tahoe-Truckee

Staff Report Published in the Sierra Sun on December 22, 2025
Marissa RudderDecember 22, 2025
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View fullsize “While Lake Tahoe’s annual average clarity declined 15 feet from 2014, the agency inexplicably continues to push urbanization – increased building height, density, and coverage — along with streamlined approvals despite consis
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View fullsize We know that land use planning, especially when it comes to housing in the Lake Tahoe Basin, is complex, but now is the time to start reviewing the Summary of the Draft Proposed Policies for the TRPA Phase 3 process called, Cultivating Community, Con
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