Tag: village at palisades tahoe specific plan
Sierra Watch: What’s Next?
With the approval of the Village at Palisades development last month after 15 years of fighting, Sierra Watch contemplates what’s next for the environmental nonprofit.
After More than a Decade, the Palisades Development is Finally Approved,...
After 15 years of public hearings and legal battles, Placer County approved the Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan, though controversy remains over a possible school site on protected Lot 16.
North Lake Tahoe Does Not Need to Be Saved by the...
North Shore resident Alex Mourelatos says that the lawsuit filed by the League to Save Lake Tahoe challenging the approval of the Village at Palisades Tahoe development only undermines community efforts to improve the area.
League to Save Lake Tahoe, Sierra Watch Sue Placer County Over...
The Village at Palisades faces another legal challenge after its specific plan was approved by Placer County last month. The League to Save Lake Tahoe and Sierra Watch have filed a joint lawsuit.
Placer County Board of Supervisors Approves Palisades Tahoe Development
The Placer County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve the Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan, citing boosts to the economy, community benefits, and contributions to helping solve the region’s most complex problems.
Palisades Village Development: Lessons from the Past and Hopes for the...
Eddy Ancinas has been skiing in Olympic Valley since before the 1960 Olympics. She believes that a bigger village at Palisades is necessary to transition from a day skier area to a year-round destination resort, akin to various successful ski resort towns across the country.
Stop Olympic Valley “Noise”
Long-time Olympic Valley resident Ed Heneveld has many concerns about the proposed Palisades Tahoe Village development, but he is most worried about the Mountain Adventure Camp, which may include a water park.