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See current lake elevation instantaneously using the U.S. Geological Survey monitoring site.

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Check My BMP Status

Use the Best Management Practices (BMP) Database search.

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Obtain a Tree Removal Permit

Apply for your tree removal permit online at the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency.

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Register My Moorings

Access the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency’s Mooring Permitting and Registration System.

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Replace My Mooring Tags

Download the form, and send.

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Report Illegal Buoys & Concerns

If you notice unauthorized buoys in your area, complete the TRPA Report a Concern form.

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Tahoe Lakefront Association - Your Property Rights Matter

TLOA provides monitoring, oversight, advocacy, and legal defense on a variety of issues on behalf of members and non-members alike. We act as your...

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Watchdog
We Monitor Regulations, Legislation, and Issues That Affect Your Lakefront Property
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Champion
We Advocate for Fair and Sensible Regulation, Informed Policy, and Reasonable Laws
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Defender
We Protect Property Owners' Rights and Lake Tahoe's Environment
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Watchdog

Monitoring & Oversight Efforts:

  • Monitor legislation in Nevada & California.  Protect lakefront owners from Public Trust abuses.

    • TLOA was instrumental in lobbying the Nevada Legislature to repeal unreasonable lease fees for piers and buoys.
    • TLOA effected changes in California Leases from 5 to 10 year terms and successfully amended legislation to save lakefront owners thousands of dollars in annual rent fees.

  • Promote reasonable and fair regulation for lakefront properties.  Carefully review important cases at the state and federal level for impact to lakefront properties.

    • Participant in The Regional Plan Update process
    • Participant in the TRPA Shorezone Ordinances

  • Oversee the adoption, implementation, and interpretation of shorezone regulation

  • Participate in Stewardship programs for endangered species and environmental improvement

  • Dedicated to preserving the purity and clarity of the Lake, the health of our forests, the cleanliness of our air and the overall improvement of our environment

Agency & Organization Oversight:

TLOA monitors the following agencies & organizations:

Federal:

Federal Water Master, US Army Corps of Engineers, US Coast Guard, US Fish & Wildlife Service, US Forest Service

Regional:

Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, Truckee River Operating Agreement

State of California:

CalTrans, Department of Fish & Wildlife, Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board, State Lands Commission, Tahoe Conservatory

State of Nevada:

Department of Fish & Wildlife, Department of Transportation, Department of Water Resources, Division of State Lands, Legislative Bureau Oversight Committee

County/Local:

Douglas, El Dorado, Placer, Washoe, Carson City, City of South Lake Tahoe

Other:

Lake Tahoe Water Trail, UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center

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Champion

Advocacy Efforts:

TLOA successfully advocated for legislative amendments that benefit everyone in California with recreational structures. In fact, TLOA was the only group to suggest changes to the legislation repealing rent-free status for most owners. TLOA fought the repeal of rent-free status for over 30-years saving lakefront owners millions of dollars. TLOA advocated for fair and reasonable regulations during the TRPA shorezone ordinance amendment process providing over 90 pages of well-crafted comments and suggestions for a 20-year shorezone plan. TLOA advocated for strong aquatic invasive protections. TLOA has advocated for lakewide environmental policies for such things as fair boating inspection programs, protecting Nevada beaches from public access during the water trail discussions, and a comprehensive mooring program.

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Defender

Protect, Preserve, and Preventative Efforts:

 

Protect: TLOA ensures that if necessary, private shoreline property rights will be defended.

Preserve: TLOA is committed to preserving the environment. TLOA is a signatory to the Tahoe Yellow Cress (TYC) Conservation Strategy Agreement for the next 10 years that promotes TYC stewardship. This Agreement features protection of this unique little plant along with a strong stewardship component. TLOA believes in appropriate goose management in Lake Tahoe.

Prevent: TLOA supports the prevention and control of harmful aquatic invasive species (AIS) from entering Lake Tahoe. TLOA board members helped to fund and launch the very first AIS Boat inspections at Lake Tahoe.

TLOA is a partner in the AIS Prevention Challenge, a Collaborative Agreement with the League to Save Lake Tahoe, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, and Tahoe Fund which has launched an Implementation Plan made up of strategies for the removal and control of AIS in Lake Tahoe over the next 3 to 5 years. The plan consists of three categories of invasive species and control actions for each with the goal of reducing the overall expansion of AIS. This is an important private-public initiative.

 

 
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Your Rights. Our Purpose. One Voice.

For 50 years, TLOA has represented the rights of all lakefront owners.
Show how deeply you care by returning your membership at the highest level possible. Your fees will allow TLOA to continue advocating on your behalf to protect
lakefront property rights and Lake Tahoe.
Thank you for your generous support.

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CONTACT INFO

(530) 583-Lake (5253)
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MAILING ADDRESS

Tahoe Lakefront Owners’ Association
PO Box 7073, 
Tahoe City, CA 96145