Placer County staff will present the Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan project to a joint meeting of the Olympic Valley Municipal Advisory Council and the North Tahoe Regional Advisory Council on Aug. 17. The meeting will be in person and online.
The purpose of the meeting is to present information on the proposed specific plan project, answer questions regarding the project, and to receive a project recommendation from the Olympic Valley Municipal Advisory Council, which will be included in the report presented to the Placer County Planning Commission.
The Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan is located within the 4,700-acre Olympic Valley General Plan area in northeastern Placer County. The plan area encompasses 93.33 acres consisting primarily of the 85-acre resort village. In addition, an approximately 8.8-acre area referred to as the East Parcel, is located 1.3 miles east of the main village area and 0.3 miles west of the intersection of Highway 89 and Olympic Valley Road, across from the Olympic Valley Public Services District offices and fire station.
The plan includes up to 850 hotel, condominium-hotel and fractional ownership residential units and a maximum of 1,493 resort bedrooms, according to Placer County’s project webpage. The project includes development of new commercial, retail and recreational land uses including skier services, retail shopping, restaurants and bars, entertainment, and public and private recreation facilities. New and replacement commercial uses in the plan area would total up to 297,733 gross square feet, according to the project page.
On Aug. 15, county staff will present project information pertaining to transportation and transit, fire and emergency evacuation, and water supply in a virtual meeting from 5:30 to 7 p.m. For details on the meetings, visit placer.ca.gov.
