Placer County District 5 Bulletin | November 18

Placer County District 5 Bulletin | November 18

A TIME OF GRATITUDE

As we approach the Thanksgiving Holiday, there is so much to be grateful for… our health, our wellbeing, and the recent snow that has covered our mountains.

Please join me in thanking those who contribute so much to our safety and well-being and support our communities, including our: veterans and current service members; first responders in fire and law enforcement; health care professionals, hospitals, clinics, and health department; our educators and other public servants; the many incredible non-profits; small businesses; and our family, friends, and neighbors.

In service,
Supervisor Cindy Gustafson

 

 


NTRAC: TAHOE BASIN AREA PLAN AMENDMENTS

On Wednesday, November 9 we held a Special North Tahoe Regional Advisory Council Meeting to discuss the Tahoe Basin Area Plan amendments. The Tahoe Basin Area Plan is an important guiding document for reinvestment and redevelopment in the Tahoe Basin. The NTRAC received a presentation on the proposed Tahoe Basin Area Plan amendments by staff.

If you would like to learn about the proposed changes, please visit the website. You may also tune into the recording from the November 9 NTRAC meeting, CLICK HERE. If you would like to attend a meeting, I encourage you to join us:

  • NTRAC Action: November 30, 2022
  • Planning Commission Action (tentative): December 8, 2022
  • BOS Action: TBD January – March 2023

TAHOE REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCY GOVERNING BOARD SELECTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Following a national search and public evaluation process, The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) Governing Board voted unanimously on Thursday, October 27 to offer the position of Executive Director to Julie Regan. Regan, a current TRPA Deputy Director, has held an executive role at the agency since 2003. READ MORE

“We are pleased by the range of candidates that applied and how thorough, inclusive, and open the process has been,” said TRPA Board Chair and Placer County Supervisor Cindy Gustafson. “The board feels strongly Julie is the best person to lead the agency as it confronts emerging and persistent threats to Lake Tahoe and our communities. I congratulate her and look forward to reaching a final agreement.”


GET THE LATEST ELECTION RESULTS FOR RACES IN PLACER

The general election might be over but ballot counting continues in Placer County. Final, certified results – including provisional ballots needing verification and eligible mail-in ballots not yet received – will be posted within 30 days. We’d also like to give a special thanks to all of our poll workers for volunteering their time, helping voters and enduring a cold and snowy night.

• Placer County election results are updated every Tue/Fri. View results
• Placer County Clerk-Recorder-Registar of Voters Ryan Ronco gives an overview of the ballot count process after the polls close. Watch video
• Serve as a poll worker for the next election! Learn more

 


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETINGS

The Board of Supervisors meetings held on October 25 and November 8 had a number of items that were specific to or impact Eastern Placer.

OCTOBER 25:

[VIEW FULL AGENDA] | [VIEW RECORDING HERE]

NOVEMBER 8:

[VIEW FULL AGENDA] | [VIEW RECORDING HERE]

 


NEW USES FOR OLD FIRE STATION IN TAHOE CITY UNDER DISCUSSION

The Board of Supervisors approved a preliminary non-exclusive agreement to discuss a potential partnership with the Climate and Wildfire Institute, which has expressed a desire to locate its headquarters in Tahoe City. READ MORE

 

 

 


OPEN BURNING RESUMES FOR PERMISSIBLE BURN DAYS

A free medication take-back event will take place at many locations across Placer County and the Town of Truckee in Nevada County on Saturday, Oct. 29. In the North Lake Tahoe-Truckee region, the Town of Truckee is recognizing this national take-back effort with a drop-off location at the Gateway Shopping Center in Truckee from 10am-2pm. LEARN MORE

 

 


SHORT TERM RENTAL UPDATE through November 1, 2022:

PERMIT STATUS:
Issued permits: 2761
Total applications received: 3224

STR ENFORCEMENT/COMPLIANCE:
Complaint Type:

  • Noise: 96
  • Trash: 51
  • Parking: 41
  • Occup.: 6
  • Other: 17

ADDITIONAL UPDATES:

  • Team has been enforcing new Short Term Rental ordinance since March 11
  • STR Enforcement hours – 7 days/nights a week including holidays (until midnight; sheriff responds after midnight)
  • STR Enforcement goal = out patrolling 80% of shift time

SHORT TERM RENTAL PROGRAM WEBSITE 


Contact information:

 175 Fulweiler Ave., Auburn, CA 95603 

Supervisor Cindy Gustafson: cindygustafson@placer.ca.gov

District Aide Sophie Fox: sfox@placer.ca.gov

District Aide Katelynn Hopkins: khopkins@placer.ca.gov

Assistant District Aide Lindsay Thayer: lthayer@placer.ca.gov