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Time to clean Tahoe’s bike trails


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The 2nd annual Tahoe Bike Path Clean Up Day is May 30 from 3-6pm.

Bring water. There will be free waste facility passes for participants, and snacks will be provided at the end of the event. Gloves, trash bags, and brooms will also be provided.

Locations:

South Lake Tahoe — Meet at Sierra Nevada Alliance, 2311 Lake Tahoe Blvd. Clean up sites are behind Red Hut and Meeks Lumber, Motel 6 and Push Fitness.

To register, contact Taylor Fargo at (530) 542.4546 or taylor@sierranevadaalliance.org.

North Lake Tahoe — Meet at UC Davis Field Station (Historic Fish Hatchery), 2400 Lake Forest Road, Tahoe City. Site to be clean is the bike path between the Field Station and Commons Beach.

To register, contact Kelsey Poole at (775) 881.7560 or klpoole@ucdavis.edu.

This is community collaboration among the Sierra Nevada Alliance, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center, AmeriCorps, Incline Village Waste Not, and Lake Tahoe Bicycle Coalition.

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  1. Ty says - Posted: May 9, 2013

    Thanks for posting

  2. dumbfounded says - Posted: May 9, 2013

    If volunteers clean up the trail, is the City still going to apply for funds from Measure S for the cleanup? I don’t think that the City should get the money for that portion of the trail if they don’t do the work. Let’s try to keep things honest.

  3. thing fish says - Posted: May 9, 2013

    Volunteers don’t manage themselves.

  4. Pedaling Pete says - Posted: May 10, 2013

    Dumbfounded, the city was awarded a grant to repave the bike paths fixing the cracks and resurfacing the bridges, this is work that cannot be done in a day with volunteers. The city does not apply for funds from Measure S, the measure S funds are for maintenance and on going, by using volunteers to do valuable tasks like the spring clean up helps those funds go farther. Thank you Sierra Nevada Alliance.