South Tahoe's General Plan

General Plan Update Alternatives ReportThe City published an Alternatives Report on May 12, 2009. The purpose of the General Plan Alternatives process is to examine different possible approaches to accommodating future development, economic growth, and environmental preservation. The report evaluates the economic, environmental, and social implications of each alternative future to assist the community and decision makers in weighing the benefits and drawbacks for each alternative. Public discussion of the benefits and drawbacksof each alternative will assist City officials in ultimately choosing a preferred alternative.The report is made up of two main parts:
Part I: Land Use Alternatives is a summary of three land use alternatives.Part II: Policy Options is a summary of existing and emerging policy conceptsthat addresses major issues facing the City.Please click on the link below to download a copy of the Alternatives Report:Alternatives ReportCommunity Workshop #4Please join us for the fourth Community Workshop on the South Lake Tahoe General Plan Update. The City will hold a workshop on May 21st at the Lake Tahoe Community College, Board and Aspen Rooms, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. The workshop will include a short overview presentation on the status of the General Plan Update and a summary of the Alternatives Report. This presentation will also include a discussion on TRPA's Regional Plan Update and other planning projects currently underway in South Lake Tahoe. Participants at the workshop will be asked to take part in an interactive exercise. The exercise will ask them to weigh in on land use and policy alternatives for future growth and environmental protection in South Lake Tahoe.Light refreshments will be served. May 21, 2009 6:00 - 8:00 pm Lake Tahoe Community College, Board & Aspen Rooms 1 College DriveNewsletter #4Please click on the link below to download a copy of the fourth General Plan Update Newsletter:Newsletter #4Latino Outreach Survey
In March 2009 the City prepared a survey for Latino residents as part of the public outreach effort for the General Plan. The survey, which contained questions about the positive and negative aspects of the city and neighborhoods, was distributed to ESL classes at the Family Resource Center and Al Tahoe. About 70 students responded to the survey. Please click below to download a copy of the survey summary:Latino Outreach Survey Summary