Boulder Bay Environmental Impact Study documents

The environmental study for a controversial proposed development on Lake Tahoe's North Shore was released by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Nov. 6.

The document details the effects Boulder Bay, a proposed resort in Crystal Bay on the Tahoe Biltmore and former Tahoe Mariner sites, could have on its surrounding environment including air quality, water quality, traffic, noise and more.

Below are links to PDF files of the document. Because of the size of the document, it needed to be divided into chapters. To read each chapter, click the link that will begin to download the information.

Cover

Contents

Summary

Introduction

Project Alternative Descriptions

Plan Consistency

Environmental Analysis

Land Use

Geology

Hydro Water Quality

Biological Resources

Scenic with figures

Recreation

Cultural Resources

Transportation with figures

Air Quality

Noise

Socioeconomios

Public Services Utilities

Mandated Analysis

Mitigation Monitoring Plan

Contacts Preparers

Notice of Preparation

Comment Summary and Letters

Boulder Bay Meeting List

Commodity Verification Backup

Circulation Plan

Alternative Transportation Plan

Storm Water Management Plan

Nevada Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Approval Letter

Soils/Hydrologic Scoping Report

Arborist Report

Tree Recommendation Protection Measures

Sierra Park Amendment Memo

Geo Tech Report

Landscape Plan

Existing Conditions Storm Water Quality Report

Total Maximum Daily Load Executive Summary

Total Maximum Daily Load Executive Plan

Species List

2009 Biological Surveys

Proposed Height Amendment

Cultural Resources Study

Traffic and Parking Calculations

Air Quality Appendix

Noise Appendix