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AN 016-300-046/247 Drum Road, Tahoma, CA 96142. Transfer of restoration credit rights for the demolition and rebuilding of a single-family home, construct water

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The contract facilitates the transfer of 333 square feet of restoration credit from Conservancy-owned land to a property on Drum Road in Tahoma, California, enabling the landowner to demolish and rebuild a single-family home without increasing the total land coverage within the Lake Tahoe Basin. The restored credit will be applied to offset specific impervious surfaces on the site, including 48 square feet for existing car turnouts off Drum Road outside the access easement and 174 square feet for water tanks, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. This transaction allows the reconstruction to proceed while maintaining the basin’s environmental balance by compensating for new impervious surfaces through the rehabilitation of protected land elsewhere under the Conservancy’s stewardship. The project is managed by the Tahoe Conservancy, with Daniel Huerta serving as the primary point of contact, and is tied to the property owned by the Harris Family Trust UTD.

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333 sq ft restoration credit transferred to Drum Road property to offset impervious surfaces for home reconstruction.

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California → Tahoe Conservancy

NAICS

531390 - Other Activities Related to Real EstateView NAICS

Place of Performance

Emerald Bay Road, CA, 96142

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NONE

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Notice of Exemption for AN 016-300-046 Drum Road Project

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AgencyCalifornia → Tahoe Conservancy
Contacts2 people available
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California → Tahoe Conservancy
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Daniel HuertaAssociate Environmental Planner
The Harris Family Trust UTD

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The project consists of the transfer of 333 square feet of restoration credit from Conservancy-owned land to the receiving parcel, identified above, on which the property owner proposes to demolish and rebuild the existing housing structure. The restoration credit will be transferred to the site to pave existing car turnouts (48 square feet) off Drum Road (outside of the access easement) and for the water tanks (174 square feet) as required. The transfer enables the receiving landowner to reconstruct the home without a net increase in the amount of existing land coverage in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

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