Tahoe Keys Marina Dock Replacement Project

The Tahoe Keys Marina Dock Replacement Project involves the comprehensive upgrade of potable water, fire protection, and electrical systems at four marina locations in South Lake Tahoe to comply with current safety standards while safeguarding the surrounding environment. ADA accessibility enhancements will be implemented through the installation of new gangways and landings, ensuring compliance without encroaching on protected aquatic areas. The work will begin with the removal of existing in-water piles and docks using a barge and crane, starting from the southern end of the lagoon and advancing northward. New dock sections will be prefabricated on land, then transported and carefully lowered into position, with installation proceeding from north to south to maintain operational continuity and minimize disruption. Following dock placement, utility connections for water, fire protection, and electrical systems will be completed to ensure full functionality and regulatory compliance. The project is being managed by the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 – South Lake Tahoe, with Jennifer Callahan, Environmental Scientist, serving as the primary point of contact. All activities are designed to meet environmental protection standards, preserve water quality, and avoid impact to sensitive ecosystems in the region. The project is publicly forecasted with a posting date of August 4, 2025, and is located within the 96150 zip code in South Lake Tahoe, California.