Tinkers Landing Homeowners Association Pier Modification

The project involves modifying the piers at Tinkers Landing on Donner Lake by removing and replacing outdated structures to improve functionality and environmental compliance. The existing easterly and westerly fixed piers, which include thirty-eight wood posts and concrete footings impacting 206.7 square feet of lakebed, will be fully removed. In their place, new fixed piers will be constructed using driven steel pilings, reducing the total lakebed impact to 37.9 square feet. Additionally, the westerly floating pier will be rebuilt and a new easterly floating pier installed, resulting in a net reestablishment of 168.8 square feet of pier area. Construction will be carried out from a barge or amphibious vehicle using drop or vibratory hammers to install the steel pilings, minimizing disruption to the lakebed and surrounding environment. The project is being managed under the oversight of the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 – South Lake Tahoe, ensuring adherence to state environmental regulations. The work is located in Truckee, California, with a postal code of 96161, and is tied to the Tinkers Landing Homeowners Association. The primary point of contact for the project is Meghan Walsh, Engineering Geologist, reachable via phone or email for inquiries. The contract was posted as a forecast on September 2, 2025, indicating upcoming procurement activity. Although no solicitation number or NAICS code is provided, the scope clearly focuses on infrastructure rehabilitation with an emphasis on environmental mitigation and water quality protection.