The State Route 89 Recreation Corridor Management Plan has been released following several public meetings and a comment period. Read Tahoe Weekly’s story on the plan, “The future of recreation from Tahoma to Camp Richardson,” at TheTahoeWeekly.com.
The targeted corridor along Highway 89 is a two-lane mountain highway that provides access to many of Lake Tahoe’s most popular recreation areas and to residential neighborhoods. The corridor is lined by nearly 12 miles of undeveloped shoreline, beach access to popular recreation sites and trailheads used year-round. The plan calls for frequent transit service to popular sites like Emerald Bay, parking management, public facility enhancements and other infrastructure improvements.
The plan will be presented at the TRPA Governing Board on Sept. 30 and the Tahoe Transportation District Board on Oct. 9. A webinar on the plan is available on vimeo.com. The plan can be viewed at trpa.org.
