Failed Tahoe City condo project returning to marshland
By Ed Fletcher, Sacramento Bee
Bulldozers aren’t typically welcome sights around Lake Tahoe, but just outside Tahoe City they’re being used by construction workers and engineers to restore the natural habitat – not disturb it.
The project calls for turning 35 North Shore acres prepared for a failed condominium development back into natural marshland.
At $2.6 million, the project is one of 700 identified in the Tahoe basin aimed at rectifying environmental wrongs.
Approximately 300 projects of varying complexity have been completed, officials said.
Let’s do this to the Keys and then “The Hole”!!
Steven,
“The Keys” generates tremendous tax dollars for SLT City-it will never happen.
Why isn’t the city putting money back into the Key’s – especially the roads, one crack after another?
Are the Keys on their own water system? And why aren’t they on a water rationing program like those of us who are stuck with STPUD?
The Keys has their own water system and they are too small to be required to ration.