Several significant plans have either been in place for some time, or were fairly recently adopted. Hear from our group of experts how these plans were developed and how they help guide the future of our region from an economic, environmental and social standpoint.
Martis Valley – Now & Then
The Martis Valley Community Plan (MVCP) is the overarching blueprint for development in and around the valley. It is the official statement of Placer County setting forth goals, policies, assumptions, guidelines, standards, and implementation measures that guide the physical, social, and economic development of the Martis Valley area to at least the year 2020. Hear from
Stacy Wydra, Senior Planner for Placer County on the changes that have taken place since the MVCP was approved 13 years ago.
Donner Summit – Planning for the Future
Last October, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a new Area Plan for the community of Soda Springs and surrounding Donner Summit area. The Area Plan outlines a comprehensive and consensus-built development plan with a central focus to offset the economic seasonality of Soda Springs and attract more visitors and business investment for improved prosperity and sustainability, while honoring residents’ values and protecting the bountiful natural environment. Hear from
Tyler Barrington, Principal Planner for Nevada County on the details of the plan and what it means for the future of Donner Summit.
Ensuring Environmentally-Beneficial Redevelopment in Tahoe Basin
After nearly five years of development, Placer County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Tahoe Basin Area Plan last December. The plan outlines how the county will achieve environmental restoration goals for Lake Tahoe and set land-use regulations for Placer County’s portion of the Tahoe Basin for the next 20 years. Hear from
Crystal Jacobsen, Placer County Principal Planner for the Tahoe Basin Area Plan about this roadmap that aims to continue restoring the lake, while also improving the economy and livability of North Tahoe.
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