First of all, thank you to all who attended Thursday’s regular meeting of the HOA Board of Directors via Zoom. We saw great attendance and lively participation with homeowners offering solid ideas that will benefit the entire community. CC&Rs voting begins After months of careful… Read More »HOA Board meeting summary; CC&Rs voting begins
After a snowy start to winter, the weather has definitely turned spring-ish. The high temp today was 54° with another week of (mostly) sunshine forecast with a chance of light snow on Monday. Check out the view today from above Fairview Blvd.
Please take a moment to share your thoughts and suggestions on the latest draft CC&Rs. The HOA Board would like to present a formal version of the document for a members’ vote in mid-February. 2022 draft CC&Rs highlights 2022 draft CC&Rs complete document
Snow removal budget update; First look at new CC&Rs We just wrapped up this month’s Incline Pines HOA board meeting and here’s a brief summary: It only takes a couple of powerful snowstorms to throw the budget out of whack. With two months of winter… Read More »Jan. 27 Board meeting summary– lots to talk about
IPM is taking advantage of a break in the weather today to clear access to all 40 units at Incline Pines. Mark Etcheberry, our snowplow contractor, has cleared the parking spaces and will make more passes today to widen the road. Darin Vicknair (Unit 7)… Read More »The sun is out– we’re digging out!
With four days left to go in the month, Tahoe has already broken the record for December snowfall set 50 years ago The Central Sierra Snow Lab at Soda Springs has recorded roughly 200 inches of snow in December– more than 16 feet– shattering the… Read More »Snowfall record shattered
Well, this is the storm we’ve been waiting for. Diamond Peak reports over nine feet of new snow from the latest storm system and nearly 17 feet for the season. Just like the good old days! Caltrans says Interstate 80 is technically closed, but the… Read More »The snow keeps falling!
Winter storm warning continues, I-80 shut down The National Weather Service has extended the latest winter storm warning for the Tahoe area through Tuesday morning with an additional snow accumulation of 2-3 feet above 7,000′. As of Sunday morning, whiteout conditions shut down 70 miles… Read More »Whiteout conditions
Incline Pines’ snow removal contractor, Mark Etcheberry, knows every obstacle and hazard along our half-mile-long private roadway. Beginning before dawn following a recent storm, it required five passes with Mark’s snowplow to open the road to traffic.
