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North Lake Tahoe and Truckee commercial, lodging, and residential developments.
Residences At Jibboom
The Planning Division has received an application for a proposed multifamily residential project on Jibboom Street in Downtown Truckee (“Residences at Jibboom”). The project features 83 residential units in four buildings, with 49 rental apartments, 34 for-sale residential units, a 1,294-square-foot laundromat, and a 484-square-foot retail space.
Tahoe City lodge
Currently many visitors pass through Tahoe City and do not stay overnight due to a lack of adequate quality lodging options. Tahoe City Lodge will boost local business and help Tahoe City return to its reputation as a leading destination for overnight visitors who come to enjoy beautiful views, a pedestrian friendly commercial district and lakefront park. The Tahoe City Lodge aligns to the vision recently created by the hundreds of people who participated in local planning processes.
Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows Base-to-Base Gondola
The project proposes a Squaw Valley-Alpine Meadows Base-to-Base Gondola which would include installation, operation, and maintenance of a gondola connecting the Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows ski areas. The project would also include installation, operation, and maintenance of an avalanche control system within the Alpine Meadows portion of the gondola alignment.
The Truckee Railyard
With land acquisition, entitlements, and eight years of planning complete, Holliday Development is preparing to break ground on major infrastructure improvements and the first blocks of development. Now is a great moment for investors, commercial interests, and development partners to become a part of the future of the Truckee Railyard. The plan for the Railyard builds on a strong sense of community, a well-loved destination, and a world-class location by filling major voids in the Tahoe region’s marketplace.
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Incline Village to Sand Harbor Bike Path
The Incline to Sand Harbor bike path will be a spectacular three-mile paved path that will provide a new opportunity for the community to experience the natural beauty of the eastern shore of Tahoe. An exceptional recreational amenity with added environmental benefits, the path will also significantly improve the safety of those traveling down the Highway 28 corridor. With a 10-foot wide path, it will meet the American Disability Act standards to ensure it is accessible to everyone to ride, walk or stroll.
Capitol Avenue, Nugget Market and Raley's Grocery Store
The Truckee Planning Division is currently processing land use applications for three grocery stores in the area.
Capital Avenue Grocery Store
Nugget Market Grocery Store
Raley's Grocery Store
Truckee Springs
The Planning Division is currently reviewing an application for the Truckee Springs Master Plan. The applicants completed the Summary Plan process for Truckee Springs in July 2013 to initiate early public involved prior to submitting a Master Plan application. Town Council and Planning Commission provided formal direction to the applicants in terms of density/intensity, land uses, development standards, circulation, implementation measures which were to be incorporated into the Master Plan.
West River Cottages
The Town of Truckee has received an application for the West River Cottages project (Application #2017-00000161). The applicant is requesting modifications to several properties located within Truckee’s Historic Preservation Overlay District. One of the properties (10199 West River Street) is the location of seven existing historic cottages. A second parcel (10191 West River Street) is the location of an existing historic residence and garage. Both properties are rated as Category B (Contributory) historic resources in Truckee’s Historic Resource Inventory.
Route 89 and Fanny Bridge Community Revitalization Project
Tahoe Transportation District has been the local lead agency for the SR 89 and Fanny Bridge Community Revitalization Project. In 2011, TTD began an extensive public outreach campaign. The campaign focused on collaboratively working with Tahoe City residents, local agencies and organizations, along with business and property owners to receive public input to help create a final project design.
Coldstream Canyon Development
The Coldstream Specific Plan hybrid option for building multiple houses near Coldstream Canyon was approved by the Truckee Town Council at their hearing on August 25, 2014. The development plans for up to 300 residential units, including affordable housing, and commercial space.
The implementation of the Coldstream Specific Plan will provide a major link to the Truckee Legacy Trail that will ultimately connect to Donner Memorial State Park and Coldstream Canyon through the Plan Area.
The Village at Squaw redevelopment plan
Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows is redeveloping and completing the unfinished base area Village at Squaw Valley to reestablish the resort as a premiere mountain resort destination and ensure that it has a sustainable future.
The plan, consisting of new lodging, an indoor recreation area, commercial space, leveled parking and employee housing on 93.3 acres of developed land and parking lot in Olympic Valley, was approved by the Placer County Board of Supervisors on November 15, 2016.
Keep Squaw True: The fight for sustainable development in Squaw Valley
Real estate speculators want to transform Squaw Valley with development unlike anything North Lake Tahoe has ever seen. Sierra Watch and Keep Squaw True, is the only thing standing between Squaw Valley and acres of high-rise condo hotels and an indoor water park that threaten the environment, quality of life, and mountain values of the entire region. In the eight years since Alterra and their parent company, KSL Capital Partners, first proposed to remake Squaw Valley, nothing has been built.
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