Tahoe Donner News October 2018

THE BUZZ

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PHOTO CONTEST 2018 WINNERS

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ANNUAL REQUEST FOR HOMEOWNER CONTACT INFO

WINTER JOBS AT THE BEST PLACE TO WORK

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INSIDE THE REPORT:

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Budget Timeline

ASSOCIATION UPDATES

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Briefs

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Message from the Board President

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Defensible Space Program Changes

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ALL YOUR FAVORITE THINGS (PLUS A PAYCHECK) Seasonal employment in Tahoe Donner

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Quick Calendar

Local Public Agency Updates

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Annual Request for Homeowner Contact Information

See contest winners taken by your talented neighbors

THE BUZZ:

EVENTS, DINING + UPDATES

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2018 ANNUAL PHOTO CONTEST

Board Meeting Recaps

Respect Nature + Neighbors

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STR/Amenity Task Force Accomplishments and Updates

FEATURES

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Updated Private Property Rules

Amenity Updates, Programs + Events

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Club Updates

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Dining Hours + Specials

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Where in the World Is TD News?

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SHOULDER SEASON SENSATIONS

The best fall activities in Tahoe Donner

ON THE COVER: Chris Rochefort’s entry in the 2018 Photo Contest, taken on a Euer Valley fly fishing trip in August 2018.

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VOLUME 19 | NO. 10

OCTOBER 2018 EDITORIAL AND PRODUCTION TEAM CHRISTINA SCHWARTZ LINDSAY HOGAN JOE LEWANDOWSKI JEN MALONE

DREW DEURLINGTON DEREK MOORE AMBER BARRETT

SENIOR MANAGEMENT ROBB ETNYRE GENERAL MANAGER RETNYRE@TAHOEDONNER.COM MICHAEL SALMON DIRECTOR OF FINANCE MSALMON@TAHOEDONNER.COM MIGUEL SLOANE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS MSLOANE@TAHOEDONNER.COM ANNIE ROSENFELD DIRECTOR OF RISK + REAL PROPERTY AROSENFELD@TAHOEDONNER.COM FORREST HUISMAN DIRECTOR OF CAPITAL PROJECTS FHUISMAN@TAHOEDONNER.COM MIKE PETERS DIRECTOR OF FOOD + BEVERAGE MPETERS@TAHOEDONNER.COM CHRISTINA SCHWARTZ DIRECTOR OF MARKETING + MEMBER RELATIONS CSCHWARTZ@TAHOEDONNER.COM MIAH COTTRELL DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MCOTTRELL@TAHOEDONNER.COM TOM KNILL DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES TKNILL@TAHOEDONNER.COM

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT | JENNIFER JENNINGS JJENNINGS@TAHOEDONNER.COM VICE PRESIDENT | JEFF SCHWERDTFEGER JSCHWERDTFEGER@TAHOEDONNER.COM TREASURER | JEFF CONNORS JCONNORS@TAHOEDONNER.COM SECRETARY | DON KOENES DKOENES@TAHOEDONNER.COM DIRECTOR | DARIUS BROOKS DBROOKS@TAHOEDONNER.COM BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD@TAHOEDONNER.COM

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MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT When I think about what makes Tahoe Donner special, I think about the beautiful trees and mountains, the peace and quiet that allows you to hear the birds singing, and the dark night sky where the stars shine brightly. The board of directors has recently acted to preserve those essential qualities of Tahoe Donner.

The board’s first action, on Aug. 9, was to adopt emergency rules banning outdoor wood fires in an effort to further protect Tahoe Donner from a devastating fire. At the time, Tahoe Donner was enveloped in smoke from Northern California fires that were so fierce they were creating tornadoes.

Within Tahoe Donner, a fire escaped a fire pit. It was a Red Flag Day and the fire would have spread if not for the quick response of neighbors and the Truckee Fire Department.

Notably, the fact that the homes in the area had good defensible space gave the first responders the time they needed to control the fire. We don’t know who built the fire initially – it may have been children. Please stress to everyone – including children, tenants and out of town guests – that wood fires are strictly prohibited!

As I write this, we are experiencing another Red Flag Day. I think we can all agree that fire poses the greatest threat to Tahoe Donner. While the Town of Truckee still permitted wood fires/campfires at the time of the board’s action, the Truckee Fire Protection District recently banned them as well.

To institute the wood fire ban, the board utilized a provision in Tahoe Donner’s Covenants Rules which authorizes the board to adopt emergency regulations. Thus, the new rules were not subject to a 45-day member comment period. The new rules expire when the fire season ends. In the upcoming months, the board plans to

consider seasonal fire rules that will be in force during every fire season. Any such proposed rules will be subject to a 45-day member comment period and a member meeting. This process will give the board and members ample time to consider the details and impacts of any future fire rules.

A few more comments about fire – the board’s 2019 budget deliberations have revealed a consensus among the directors to accelerate the removal of dead trees and fuels in Tahoe Donner’s common areas, so we will be significantly increasing the Forestry Department’s budget. We are also planning to add a chipping crew. Next year, the piles of cut trees and brush that accumulate along our roads during the summer will disappear more quickly. Finally, thank you to staff and the Emergency Preparedness Working Group for your work on member communications. The Tahoe Donner evacuation maps and related emergency information published in the September TD News are very helpful.

In an effort to retain and enhance the quality of life for all Tahoe Donner members and their guests, the board also in August adopted new and amended noxious activities rules governing all properties in Tahoe Donner. These rules restrict noise, lights and commercial activities. The noxious activities rules and rules governing short-term rentals (STRs) were both drafted by the Short-Term Rental/Amenity Access Task Force made up of Tahoe Donner members. I am aware that some members thought that the lights and noise rules apply only to STRs. However, those rules apply to the behavior of all TD occupants – members and tenants, short- or long-term.

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DATE: Thursday, Oct. 11 TIME: 5:30-7:30PM WHERE: Alder Creek Cafe

CROSS COUNTRY TRAILWORK DAYS Help clear rocks from the cross country ski trails so we can start skiing as early as possible when conditions permit.

DATE: Oct. 6 + 21 TIME: 10AM-1PM WHERE: Cross Country Ski Center

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DATE: Wednesdays TIME: 6:30-8PM WHERE: Pizza on the Hill

OCTOBER

EVENTS + MEETINGS OCTOBER 1

General Plan Committee Meeting

OCTOBER 2

Tahoe Donner Giving Fund Committee Meeting

OCTOBER 4

Edi-Bōl Dinner Series: Pho Night

OCTOBER 5

Kids Night Out

OCTOBER 6

Cross Country Trailwork Day

OCTOBER 10

Architectural Standards Committee Meeting

OCTOBER 11

Covenants Committee Meeting

OCTOBER 11

Community Soup Night

OCTOBER 12

Budget Workshop Board Meeting

OCTOBER 13

Fall Festival

OCTOBER 14

Truckee River Day

OCTOBER 14

Sierra Nevada MTB Championships

OCTOBER 18

Finance Committee Meeting

OCTOBER 20

Kids Night Out

OCTOBER 21

Cross Country Trailwork Day

OCTOBER 24

Architectural Standards Committee Meeting

OCTOBER 27

Board Meeting

All events are weather-permitting. See full event list at tahoedonner.com/events.

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lights should be off by 10PM unless they are needed – so we can all enjoy the night sky. This rule is intended to call out the residences where, perhaps by lack of care, exterior lights are left on 24/7. With the assistance of a member who commented on the draft rule, we will soon have an article in TD News about how members can retrofit their homes to have appropriately sized and timed motion detector lights.

Another of the adopted rules provides that there are quiet hours from 10PM-7AM, during which outside noise should be minimized so one does not create an unreasonable annoyance in the neighborhood.

And the third rule prohibits renting out your home for commercial activities like conferences and weddings. This rule seeks to preserve Tahoe Donner’s character as a single-family residential neighborhood.

Regarding the draft STR rules, the board, as of mid-September, is studying the member comments. We received hundreds of thoughtful and diverse comments. We heard from many people who rely on the income from STRs to help pay for the cost of their Tahoe Donner residence. We also heard from many members, both full- and parttime residents, whose enjoyment of their homes is disrupted by ever-changing groups of partiers in nearby houses.

While the STR rules are still under consideration, the board welcomes further comment and we will have additional meetings on the subject. My goal is to maintain Tahoe Donner’s character as a single-family residential community. To paraphrase the friendly admonition “drive like your kids live here,” I ask those who rent out their homes to “rent like you live next door.”

There are no easy solutions to this issue.

With the rise of Airbnb and VRBO, every attractive vacation destination must grapple with the impacts caused by STRs. The board is striving to find a solution that works best for our mountain community.

For those of you who have read this far, yes, I admit this is a lot of rules. I hope you can appreciate why we, as the board responsible for the continued success of Tahoe Donner as a great place to live and to recreate, are acting as we are. I can assure you that the board’s primary focus is on improving the value members receive from the HOA. If you have any suggestions in that regard, please send them our way at board@tahoedonner.com.

Enjoy the beautiful fall colors and cross your fingers for lots of snow!

JENNIFER JENNINGS | BOARD PRESIDENT

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AMENITIES Beach Club Marina 587-9460 Bikeworks 582-9694 Cross Country Ski 587-9484 Downhill Ski Resort 587-9444 Equestrian Center 587-9470 Forestry 587-9432 Golf Course 587-9443 The Lodge 587-9455 Pizza on the Hill 582-9669 Recreation Hut 587-9413 Campground 587-9462 Tennis Center 587-9474 Trails 582-9672 Trout Creek 587-9437

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ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE CHAIRS Architectural Standards Rod Whitten aso@tahoedonner.com

General Plan Michael Sullivan iceman40@mac.com

Covenants Fred Zapponi fzapponi@tahoedonner.com

Giving Fund Dick Gander tdgf@tahoedonner.com

Elections Bette Rohrback truckeebette@yahoo.com

Member Engagement Richard Mackler mec@tahoedonner.com

Finance Art King aiking156@att.net

ASSOCIATION TASK FORCE CHAIRS ASO/ASC Charles Wu charles@aventechcapital.com

STR/Amenity Access Laura Lindgren lindgrenlauram@gmail.com

Equestrian Nan Meek nanmeek@sbcglobal.net

ASSOCIATION CHARTERED CLUB PRESIDENTS

FIRE BAN NOW IN EFFECT FOR TAHOE DONNER NO WOOD OR CHARCOAL FIRES

DO YOUR PART TO KEEP TAHOE DONNER SAFE!

VIOLATIONS WILL RESULT IN A $2,000 MINIMUM FINE

TO REPORT A FIRE, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY. TO REPORT A VIOLATION OF THE FIRE BAN CALL (530) 414-8166.

9-Holers Women's Golf Shellie Poplin shelliepoplin@gmail.com

Quilt Club Linda Brush sewlinda@aol.com

Bridge Club Pat Callahan mrscallahan36@gmail.com

Rowing Club Dot Mace dotmace@me.com

Equestrian Club Susan Terrell terrellsf@earthlink.net

Senior Alpine Ski Denny Mosher dennymosher@comcast.net

Friends of TD Trails B.R. Levine tdtrails@gmail.com

TD 4-Wheelers Club Bill Ratcliff club@td4wheelers.org

Hiking Club Robin Reese rbtahoe@sbcglobal.net

Tennis Michele Forsberg minkeysf@sbcglobal.net

Junior Golf Club Jean Lai jslai@comcast.net

Women’s Golf Bettye Carmichael ibboop@suddenlink.net

Men’s Golf Keith Williams krwilliams37a@gmail.com

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FEATURE

SHOULDER SEASON SENSATIONS

By JOE LEWANDOWSKI

The crowds are gone, the weather is changing and the possibilities are endless – it must be shoulder season in Tahoe Donner. From community events to romantic excursions, October brings plenty to see and savor as we wait for winter. Here are some of our favorites, but the important question remains: What will your best day of fall include? Let us know at comdep@tahoedonner.com.

BEST TECHNIQUE TUNE-UP BEST SEASONAL SMELLS

As you wander around the Fall Festival on Oct. 13, you’re bound to encounter some interesting scents.

Along with fresh popcorn, grilling bratwurst and distant pizzas, you’ll likely get a sniff of sopping schnauzer or whiff of wet weimaraner – a sign that the worldfamous Doggie Dip has started. Stop by Northwoods Pool and watch dogs of all shapes and sizes jump, dive, splash and paddle, then after a good laugh you’ll have plenty of time for the live music, arts and crafts, pony rides and other family-friendly offerings that make the Fall Festival our most popular event of the year.

BEST OCTOBER FEAST

Locate your lederhosen, don your dirndl and awaken your appetite for the return of Schnitzel Sundays at The Lodge Restaurant & Pub. Chef Lew Orlady’s famous chicken schnitzel and warm potato salad bring the tastes of Deutschland to Tahoe Donner, particularly when paired with a German beer or wine for $22.95. This popular, family-friendly Sunday night dinner series usually sells out, so come early and get ready for food and fun.

BEST RADIANT ROUTE

Mere moments from Alder Creek Adventure Center, the Aspen Grove is a year-round favorite for hikers, bikers and equestrians exploring the TD Trail System.

But there’s no more sublime time to cruise through than October, when the fall color explosion will blow your mind. It’s the largest grove in Northern California, and it’s right in your own backyard – in other words, don’t forget your camera.

BEST ROMANTIC DRIVE

Even if you’ve never swung a golf club, there’s plenty of fun to be had at the Tahoe Donner Driving Range – especially if you bring a date. Open 9AM-6PM daily through Oct. 14, it’s home to guaranteed fresh air, healthy competition, even a slight sense of danger with fast-swinging metal and hard-flying plastic. Plus, with tokens costing $5 or less for members, you’ll have plenty of cash left for dinner and drinks at The Lodge.

Get ready for when the snow flies with weekly “dryland” sessions at the Cross Country Ski Center starting Saturday, Oct. 13. These classes are open to all ages, abilities and fitness levels, and focus on building muscle, improving stamina and enhancing technique in a fun and supportive environment. If you want to charge hard from the first day conditions permit, sign up now at tahoedonner.com/xc.

BEST RESTORATION PROJECT

Join the TD Forestry Department, the Truckee River Watershed Council and volunteers of all ages from throughout North Lake Tahoe for the 23rd annual Truckee River Day on Sunday, Oct. 14. Help restore natural habitat in Tahoe Donner by planting pine saplings at 9AM or 11AM, then join a community celebration and free River Fair at Granite Flat Campground from 1-4PM. Learn more and register at truckeeriverwc.org.

BEST GAME NIGHTS

Football fans rejoice! Restaurants throughout TD are celebrating the return of the NFL with food and drink specials on game days. Pizza on the Hill, now closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, has great specials for Thursday Night Football, including $3 Coors Light drafts, $2 off Dirty Fries and Chicken Fingers, and a two-topping pizza and pitcher of beer for $25 (regularly $42). The Lodge Pub also has drink specials and $9 nachos on Thursdays. On Sunday, whether you dine in and watch the game or carry out to eat at home, Pizza on the Hill offers cheese or one-topping pizzas for $13 each, limit six per family.

BEST NEW CLUB

If you’ve been hankering for new golf clubs – or a new bag, clothing, shoes or other gear – be sure to stop by the Pro Shop at the golf course for the End-of-theYear Sale. The entire store is on sale from Sept. 28 until closing day, so come take a look around and see what you may want to pick up at a steep discount. Happy with your current equipment? There’s still time to get out there and use it, as the course remains open until Oct. 14 with the best conditions and cheapest rates of the year. Call (530) 587-9440 to reserve.

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THE REPORT

DEFENSIBLE SPACE PROGRAM CHANGES STARTING IN 2019

By BILL HOUDYSCHELL, Tahoe Donner Forester

The Homeowner Defensible Space Inspection Program was developed and implemented starting in 2008 after seeing the devastating Angora Fire destroy more than 1,500 homes in the summer of 2007. The initial program set out to inspect all 6,472 properties within a four-year period.

Approximately 1,500 homes were inspected each year, and at the close of the four-year program the association had reached 99 percent compliance by the end of 2011. The program was then set into a “maintenance� cycle of inspecting the properties again over an eight-year time span. Next year marks the eighth year of the eight-year cycle, with approximately 750 homes to be inspected in the fall of 2018 for 2019 compliance.

Catastrophic fires last year and this summer have caused a heightened review of all aspects of wildfire prevention and defensible space in Tahoe Donner. Part of this review included the board of directors authorizing additional funds totaling $300,000 in 2017 and 2018 to accelerate treatment on association-owned properties. The board of directors will also be reviewing the possible addition of funds to the Forestry Department to accelerate the treatment plan of association-owned property during the 2019 budget cycle.

Additionally, the board directed management to review the Homeowner Defensible Space Inspection Program for adjustment to the inspection cycle, moving it from an eightyear to a six-year program starting in 2019.

Shortening the inspection cycle enhances the fire hazard mitigation efforts with more frequent review, treatment and maintenance of properties. It also addresses the increas-

ing environmental pressures the region is experiencing with low snow years causing infestation of invasive insects and corresponding tree mortality and more rapid brush growth.

REVISED HOMEOWNER DEFENSIBLE SPACE INSPECTION PROGRAM: EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2019 2019

As a result of changing the cycle period, there will be an additional 234 homes inspected this fall. The total homes to be inspected is now 984. This article serves as a revised notice to the members for inspection of their properties starting in October.

This serves as written notice as required by the Tahoe Donner Association C&Rs that these inspections will occur between October and the middle of November this year. Members in the inspection area will also receive a letter in the mail stating that their property will be inspected for the 2019 program. These inspections will occur between the hours of 8AM-5PM. We plan to complete 50-100 inspections per day during this period. Inspectors will walk through the property in order to complete the inspections.

Compliant property owners will be notified starting in December 2018. In January and February 2019, non-compliance letters with a copy of the inspection report will be sent to property owners in groups of approximately 30, requiring work to be completed by an established due date between the end of June through August 2019. In midMay through June 2019, a notice reminding property owners of the due date 45 days away will be sent. Authority for these inspections comes from the State of California Public Resources Code 4291, Truckee Fire Protection District Ordinance 94-1 and Tahoe Donner Association C&Rs Article VIII, Section1 (a) iii and iv.

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All of Unit #3, lots 1-549

547

Ski Bowl Condos

001

3/34, Bear Meadows

011

3/64

010

Unit #5, lots 1-415

415

Total lots

984

All of Unit #1, lots 1-499

499

Unit #4, lots 234-643

410

Unit #5, lots 416-555

140

Total lots 2021

2022

2023

2024

1,049

Unit #8, lots 1-608

608

Unit #2, lots 1-391

391

Total lots

999

Unit #2, lots 392-423

032

Golf Course Condos

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All of Unit #9, lots 1-654

654

Unit #7, lots 1-262

262

Total lots

949

All of Unit #10, lots 1-488

488

Unit #7, lots 263-356

094

Unit #6, lots 1-411

411

Total lots

993

Unit #4, lots 1-233

233

Unit #6, lots 412-640

229

All of Unit #11, lots 1-517

517

Total lots

979

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THE

BUZZ EVENTS. DINING. UPDATES. BEACH CLUB MARINA

CROSS COUNTRY SKI CENTER

FALL HOURS

SKI SEASON PASSES ON SALE

Beach Club Marina is open 8AM-7PM daily through Oct. 7, when it closes for the year.

BOAT LAUNCH CLOSED

The boat launch is closed for the year due to low water levels.

RENTALS

Kayaks and SUPs are available from 8AM-5PM daily. All rentals must be returned by 6PM.

If you missed the spring sale, now’s the time to get your 2018/19 ski season pass before non-discounted rates kick in this winter. Early purchase also comes with perks such as early XC trail access, day tickets for friends and family, and discounts on food and retail. Buy online at tahoedonner.com/xc.

MARINA GRILL

Marina Grill is open with a limited menu from 11AM-6PM daily through our closing day on Oct. 7.

KAYAK/SUP STORAGE

All stored vessels must be removed

by Oct. 7.

EQUESTRIAN CENTER The Equestrian Center closed for the year on Sept. 30. Thanks for a great season, and we’ll see you in 2019!

XC TRAILWORK DAYS

Over the summer, rocks get pulled up from vehicles, foot, bike and horse travel on XC trails. Our trails crew would love some help tossing rocks so we can start skiing as early as possible when conditions permit! Come and help us toss rocks off the trails from 10AM-1PM on Saturday, Oct. 6 and Sunday, Oct. 21.

And if you’re out hiking, toss a rock or two from the ski trails. Contact xc@tahoedonner.com if you want to know which are the priority trails to clear.

PRESEASON CONDITIONING

Be ready for when the snow flies! Join us from 8-10:15AM on Saturday mornings from Oct. 13-Nov. 10 for our “dryland” sessions to tune-up your technique and enhance your ski fitness. Skiers of all abilities and fitness levels are welcome to join the fun and meet fellow XC enthusiasts. See more details at tahoedonner.com/xc.

COST: $50 Member, $70 Public

LEARN TO TEACH XC SKIING

Attend our free clinics to see if teaching XC skiing is for you. Sunday, Dec. 2 focuses on the fundamentals of XC skiing and classic technique, while Sunday, Dec. 9 focuses on ski skating.

Both clinics are from 1-4PM and preregistration is required. Email xc@tahoedonner.com to sign up.

WORK AT XC THIS WINTER

If you’re interested in earning some extra money this winter, or just getting out of the house and meeting new people, the team at the Cross Country Ski Center would like to meet you. Fulland part-time positions are available in our Ski School, Ski Patrol, Ticket Sales, Snow Removal, Parking and Rental departments. Email xc@tahoedonner.com to find out more. Benefits include free skiing, food discounts and access to Trout Creek Recreation Center.

TENNIS CENTER

RECREATION

The last day of regular season operations for clinics, lessons, ball machines and Pro Shop sales is Sunday, Oct. 7.

Fall special events include:

Congratulations to the Brawlers for winning the championship for the 2018 Bocce League. The team won a playoff match on Tuesday, Aug. 21 to win the championship with a record of 16 wins. The Brawlers include: Back row: Scott Taylor, Denny Anderson, Ron Wulff, Steve Carmichael, Jim Ralph, Jeanne McGoldrick, Paul McGoldrick, Russ Lai; Front row: Bettye Carmichael, Kelly Wulff, Lois Anderson, Nancy Ralph, MaryAnn Taylor; Not pictured: Jean Lai.

OCTOBER 4-6 Northern Nevada High School Team Quarterfinals, Semifinals + Finals OCTOBER 12-13 Northern Nevada High School Individual Tournament OCTOBER 18-20 Nevada State High School Team and Individual Tournament

TROUT CREEK REC CENTER As winter activities quickly approach and long summer days fade, now is the perfect time to take your fitness indoors. Trout Creek Rec Center is open daily from 6AM-10PM offering a variety of fitness classes, a gym facility, hot tubs and a lap pool.

Need a little extra motivation? Our personal trainers are ready to help you achieve your fitness goals and give you a little extra push in the right direction. Call Trout Creek today for more information: (530) 587-9437.

AQUATICS

Northwoods Pool is closed for the year, and the Recreation Pool at Trout Creek Rec Center is closed for renovations until it reopens for the winter holiday period. The hot tubs and Lap Pool at Trout Creek remain open 6AM-10PM daily year-round, with recreation swim offered in the Lap Pool from 3-7PM daily. Come by and enjoy the water or call Trout Creek at (530) 587-9437 for more details.

GOLF COURSE BIKEWORKS

Tahoe Donner Golf Course, recently named “Best Course in North Lake Tahoe & Truckee” by the Sierra Sun readers, will remain open with the lowest rates of the year through Sunday, Oct. 14. To book your tee time for the best conditions on the best course at the best rates, visit tahoedonner.com/golf.

END OF SEASON SALE

Visit the Pro Shop for huge savings on clothing, shoes, clubs, bags and more from Sept. 28 until the course closes on Oct. 14.

Bikeworks is open 9AM-6PM Fridays through Sundays. The anticipated closing date is Sunday, Oct. 14, weather and trail conditions permitting.

*All prices subject to change.

DOWNHILL SKI RESORT 2018/19 season passes for Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort are on sale now, with special fall pricing and perks available for a limited time only. See rates at tahoedonner.com/downhill.

SKI AND SNOWBOARD PROGRAMS

You’ll find the perfect spot for your child in programs that cater to skiers and snowboarders ages 3-13. TD Tykes programs cater to younger kids learning to ski or ride, while Sunday Speedsters ups the intensity for more experienced child athletes. For kids ages 7-13, recreational teams can help develop skills and friendships, while competitive race teams offer more than 30 days of coaching and competition. We also offer the Master’s Race Program for skiers age 50+. Find out more and sign up for all programs at tahoedonner.com/downhill.

IMPORTANT DATES

DEC. 8: Opening Day (conditions permitting) DEC. 16: Customer Appreciation Day DEC. 25: Christmas Day Breakfast with Santa DEC. 31: New Year’s Eve Light Parade and Fireworks Show

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TD 4 WHEELERS CLUB

THE

BUZZ: CLUBS QUILT CLUB Tahoe Donner Quilt Club was very pleased to donate 44 quilts to the Truckee Healthy Babies program, part of the Child Advocates of Nevada County. It is an incredibly wonderful program for new babies within Nevada County.

Quilt Club meets the first and third Wednesdays of the month. The first meeting of October will be from 3-5PM, but after that we will meet from 1-3PM for the rest of the fall and winter. Meetings are held in the Meadow Room at Northwoods Clubhouse. All skill levels are welcome.

Any questions? Contact Linda Brush sewlinda@aol.com.

Club members provided shuttle service for Wilderness Adventure Camp Nejedly campers, taking them out with a dozen vehicles via a rough dirt road. The camp is for 10- to 20year-olds with physical disabilities. It was a very rewarding day for all who participated, and this is an annual event, so consider joining us next year.

The August trail run started at Indian Springs OHV Staging Area, where we set off to explore the Pierce Meadow and Eagle Lakes trails. From Pierce Meadow we followed the trail across the beautiful South Fork of the Yuba River, where we stopped at a picturesque lunch spot. We looped back to the Eagle Lakes Trail, where we encountered serious rock crawling.

Some members climbed Drive Shaft Hill, a challenging, rocky obstacle.

From there it was an easy run to the first Eagle Lake. It was nice to see the lakes in person after driving by the Eagle Lakes Road off ramp sign on I-80 for so many years. On the way out, we met a driver of a stock 4x4 Tundra pulling a small tear drop trailer intending to camp at Eagle Lakes – after our rough rock crawl we strongly recommend against taking a trailer and stock vehicle up the trail.

It’s always good to check out trail conditions before committing!

SENIOR ALPINE SKI CLUB The Tahoe Donner Senior Alpine Ski Club is moving into our fall schedule.

We will have our Halloween costume party on Oct. 31. See our website for details.

Winter ski days are on Mondays and Thursdays, January-March, rotating among the local ski areas such as Squaw, Alpine, Northstar and Sugar Bowl. We also have ski clinics and ski racing for every level, including novice, at Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort.

This winter we have several ski trips planned to Mammoth Mountain, Steamboat and Heavenly in South Lake Tahoe.

Please visit tdski.com for club information as well as full details and dates for upcoming events.

WOMEN'S 9-HOLERS GOLF CLUB What a fun season it’s been for the Lady 9ers! This autumn we are still enjoying beautiful conditions on our home course. In August, we wrapped up our competitive season with our annual three-week tournament, culminating with “Par-Tee Like a Royal” day. Our pars, tee shots and lovely ladies in festive headwear made our final tournament day memorable, indeed!

We honored our winners at our annual banquet/meeting in the graciously bedecked Sage Room at The Lodge.

At this meeting we elected our club officers: Shellie Poplin, president; Criss Rojas, secretary; Anne Fellows, treasurer; and Karen Johns, member at large. Coral Cavanagh will manage our membership drive.

WINNERS

Tournament winners were Debbie Weber with overall low gross, Julie Sharp with overall low net, and Anne Fellows with fewest putts. Our golfers came in with great scorecards in all flights, and cleaned up on both the fairway (Shellie Poplin and Renee Grosdidier took long drive awards) and the greens (with Randy Blasquez and Barbara Tiney garnering closest-to-the-pin awards). Our season winner for overall low average gross score was Debbie Weber. Congratulations to all of our delightful, supportive members, and a big thanks to the TD Golf Course staff! We’ll see you at our end-of-season luncheon on Oct. 11.

WANT TO JOIN THE FUN? If you have questions about our club or would like to be our guest one day to see how the group fits your golf style, please contact our president, Shellie Poplin, at shelliepoplin@gmail.com.

Our Tahoe Donner basecamp is the perfect starting point for exploring the Sierra Nevada and surrounding region – responsible trail runs are a fun way to get there. Check out the club calendar of events at td4wheelers.org.

THE

BUZZ:

DINING The cafe and Trailside Bar are open 11:30AM-2:30PM daily

NEW OCTOBER HOURS STARTING OCT. 1 Wednesday-Sunday | 5-8:30PM Monday-Tuesday | Closed

HAPPY HOUR

Enjoy food and drink specials including $4 Coors Lights, $5 drafts and $6 house wine.

When: Wednesday-Sunday | 5-6PM

$13 PIZZA SUNDAYS

Let us do the cooking with $13 cheese or one-topping pizzas for dine-in or take-out. Limit six per family.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT TRIVIA Form a team and play for great prizes at this free trivia night.

When: Wednesdays | 6:30-8PM

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIALS

$3 Coors Light drafts, $2 off Dirty Fries and Chicken Fingers, and a two-topping pizza and pitcher of beer for $25 (regularly $42).

FREE FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE

A new family-friendly film every week.

Bring your pillows and purchase Pizza on the Hill for dinner!

When: Fridays | 6:30-8:30PM 11509 NORTHWOODS BLVD (530) 582-9669

Marina Grill at Beach Club Marina is open daily from 11AM-6PM with a limited menu. Closing on Oct. 7.

EDI-BŌL DINNER SERIES THURSDAY, OCT. 4

Join Chef David Smith for the latest in our unique and flavorful dinner series.

Pho, a Vietnamese noodle soup, will delight your taste buds with its simplicity and depth. Trailside Bar will be open, and additional limited food options will be available.

When: 5-7PM Cost: $12 per bowl

COMMUNITY SOUP NIGHT WITH SLOW FOOD LAKE TAHOE + TAHOE FOOD HUB THURSDAY, OCT. 11 Enjoy a healthy, affordably priced meal as we work together with Tahoe Food Hub and Slow Food Lake Tahoe to create a more sustainable food community. Come at 5PM to play cornhole and relax with drinks from Trailside Bar. Reduce your impact: bring your own bowl and utensil.

When: 5:30-7:30PM Cost: Soup + bread $5, add salad $2

FALL FESTIVAL WEEKEND SPECIALS OCT. 12-14

In honor of the Tahoe Donner Fall Festival, enjoy smoked bratwurst and housemade sourkraut for $6 or a Truckee Sourdough pretzel and dipping sauce for $5 on the lunch menu.

15275 ALDER CREEK RD (530) 587-9484

T-9

GRILL

T-9 Grill at the golf course opens 30 minutes before the first tee time and closes at 4PM through Oct. 14.

OCTOBER HOURS

Dinner served 5-9PM nightly

PUB HAPPY HOUR

Get drink specials and 25% off pub fare, soups, salads and appetizers in The Lodge Pub. Not good with any other promotions or coupons.

When: Daily | 5-6PM

GOLFERS HAPPY HOUR

Stop by T-9 Grill after your round for $5 hot dogs and drink specials. Valid through closing day at the golf course.

When: Daily through Oct. 14 | 2-4PM

SCHNITZEL SUNDAYS

In the spirit of Oktoberfest, Chef Lew Orlady will prepare chicken schnitzel and warm German potato salad every Sunday in October. Enjoy both with an Oktoberfest-inspired beer or glass of Dr. Loosen German Riesling for $22.95.

Come early, this popular event usually sells out.

NO CORKAGE TUESDAYS

Bring your special bottle of wine on Tuesday and we’ll waive the corkage fee.

WILD WEDNESDAYS

Enjoy Happy Hour pricing all night throughout the entire restaurant.

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIALS

Watch the game in The Pub and enjoy $9 nachos and drinks specials from kickoff until the game ends.

FREE VODKA TASTING FRIDAY, OCT. 12

Sample Kettle One Botanicals Vodka at this free tasting, then stick around for drink specials all night.

When: 5-6:30PM 12850 NORTHWOODS BLVD (530) 587-9455 TAHOE DONNER NEWS |

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*All offers listed are valid during non-holiday periods and are not valid with any other promotions or coupons. Offers subject to change.

OCTOBER HOURS

RESPECT NATURE + NEIGHBORS

By ANNIE ROSENFELD, Tahoe Donner Director of Risk and Real Property Whether you are a homeowner or a guest of Tahoe Donner, we are all here to enjoy nature and take in the beauty of our mountain surroundings. Please take these key rules and courtesies into account during your time in Tahoe Donner.

This is an abbreviated list of some Tahoe Donner covenants and rules.

For a complete list of rules, visit tahoedonner.com/covenants.

RESPECT QUIET HOURS

Loud music, barking dogs and late-night partying are prohibited from 10PM-7AM.

NO HUNTING

NO CAMPING

Camping on private residences is prohibited, including in tents, carts, RVs, etc.

NO SMOKING

Smoking is prohibited on Tahoe Donnerowned property, including facilities, parking lots and open space.

Hunting, including with primitive arms or archery equipment, and trapping, are prohibited on any common area or other Association-owned property.

TRASH

Lock it up in your bear-proof container, never your neighbors’ or dumped anywhere in Tahoe Donner.

NO FIRES

LEASH UP

Pets must be on leash at association facilities and must be within voice control on Truckee streets.

Temporary ban on all wood and charcoal fires, including non-gas grills. Open firepits are prohibited.

VEGETATION REMOVAL

LIGHTS OUT

Enjoy the mountain stars and minimize light pollution by turning off outdoor lighting after 10PM.

Do not remove, cut or limb any tree greater than 4 inches in diameter (when measured 3 feet above the ground) without first obtaining a permit from the TDA Forestry Department.

TEMPORARY FIRE BAN IN EFFECT FOR TAHOE DONNER HOW TO MAKE A COVENANTS COMPLAINT 1

Visit onestop.tahoedonner.com

2

Email compliance@tahoedonner.com

3

Call (530) 414-8166*

*Complaint phone coverage is available daily from 8AM-5PM and 8-11PM.

WHAT INFORMATION TO PROVIDE Be prepared to provide: • • • • • •

Your name, address and email Nature of complaint with times occurring Address of property being complained about Evidence: photos, video, etc.

How this behavior is affecting you What actions have been taken (e.g. called police)

AFTER-HOURS COMPLAINT: WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Staff will take your complaint and make every effort to contact the owner of the property being complained about, share details about the complaint and request voluntary compliance.

THE REPORT

LOCAL PUBLIC AGENCY UPDATES

UPCOMING PROJECTS WILL IMPACT TRUCKEE AND TAHOE DONNER From road improvements to vegetation management, these regional public agency projects are designed to enhance the community, improve fire safety and increase our quality of life. Stay tuned for monthly updates, and learn more at townoftruckee.com and tdpud.org.

TRUCKEE DONNER PUD 2018 TREE TRIMMING

Tree trimming will continue in Tahoe Donner for most of the summer.

New line-clearing requirements went into place at the state level this spring, requiring limb clearance to move from 7 feet to 12 feet of clearance. Additionally, tree trunk clearance requirements were moved from 18 inches to 4 feet. This has resulted in a large amount of mandatory tree removal in the subdivision.

The approximate budget for this project is $300,000, with the majority of the funds being expended in Tahoe Donner. TDPUD is responsible for the removal of all limbs and rounds cut during the powerline-clearing project here in Tahoe Donner. A contracting service with the TDPUD will be coming through the project area to remove rounds later this summer. For more information, contact TDPUD customer service at (530) 587-3896.

• Remaining TDPUD water customers without a water meter ~150 locations/~200 water customers Water meter box retrofits or new meter boxes to complete installation of new meters Impacted customers will be notified with details prior to work

TAHOE TRUCKEE SIERRA DISPOSAL

GREEN WASTE CART PICKUP ENDS THIS MONTH Green waste cart pickup is every other week through the end of October. The final pickup for the year will be on October 23. If you no longer want your green bin, please call TTSD at (530) 583-7800 to arrange pickup. A fee may apply.

WHAT GOES IN MY CART?

YES

NO

Pine needles

Construction debris

2018 WATER UTILITY PROJECTS

Pine cones

Rocks

• Ski View Loop and Baden Full water pipeline replacements Mid-summer through fall Impacted customers will be notified with details prior to work

Grass clippings

Dirt

Branches

Plastic bags

Twigs

Food waste

Shrubs

Trash

Dead wood

Pet waste

KNOW YOUR EVACUATION ROUTE

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FEATURE

2 018 M E M B E R

PHOTO

CONTEST

We are happy to announce the winners of our annual photo contest!

This year we received more photo submissions than ever, and the process of selecting the category winners was especially tough. Space only permits us to print a few of our members' fantastic photos, but these are some of our favorites.

We hope you enjoy looking through these as much as we did.

As mentioned in the contest rules, the winning photographer in each category receives a gift certificate for $50 to The Lodge Restaurant & Pub. Thanks for participating, and make sure to keep taking great photos!

2018 PHOTO CONTEST

NATURE

ETHAN PONTZ

APRIL 2018 The calm water on Donner Lake reflecting the snowy Schallenberger Ridge.

WINNER

CHRISTINE JOHNSON

JUNE 2018 A smรถrgรฅsbord of lights.

KELLY STEPHAN

SEPTEMBER 2018 Father and son flip from the dock at Beach Club Marina!

2018 PHOTO CONTEST

TARA M. DESAUTELS

ACTION

JUNE 2018 This photo, taken at Beach Club Marina, conjures memories of summer adventures for kids and adults everywhere.

NEIL BRYDON AUGUST 2018

An osprey flies near Donner Lake with a large trout in its talons

WINNER

KIM BURNS

JUNE 2018 No better place to be than on the dock in the late afternoon!

CONALL GAFFNEY

JANUARY 2018 The photographer's older brother hikes up for fresh tracks last winter.

2018 PHOTO CONTEST

PEOPLE WINNER

KELLY STEPHAN JULY 2018

While out hiking, Blaine and his grandpa climbed a rock overlook, and enjoyed the view and their man-to-man talk while they were up there.

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THE REPORT

STR/AMENITY TASK FORCE ACCOMPLISHMENTS + UPDATE

Tahoe Donner is truly a mountain paradise, one that we are proud to be a part of and one that we enjoy sharing with our friends, family and even renters. A group of homeowners and staff is working together to ensure that we maintain the integrity of our mountain community for years to come; that group is called the Short-Term Rental/Amenity Access Use (STR/Amenity) Task Force, and is made up of 40 members and six leaders representing both on- and off-hill residents as well as members who rent their homes and those who do not.

With over a year of hard work to show, here is brief timeline of the work completed by the STR/Amenity Task Force.

SEPTEMBER 2017

STR/Amenity Task Force is created by the board of directors after receiving feedback from members about concerns related to STRs and overcrowding of private amenities.

OCTOBER 2017

Tahoe Donner recruits members to sit on task force, including 40 members and six leaders representing both on- and off-hill residents as well as members who rent their homes and those who do not.

NOVEMBER 2017

Task force identifies primary nuisance problems experienced within Tahoe Donner community.

DECEMBER 2017

Board reviews and approves list of nuances and recommendations to publish education stories, which are turned into a reoccurring monthly visual reminder of rules in TD News. A variation of this can be found on page 14 of this issue, although additional rules are rotated through based on seasonality.

JANUARY 2018

Management implements push for further education on how to make a complaint, as well as additional hours of staffed compliance hotline and simplified complaint process.

FEBRUARY 2018

Task force does extensive research of how other communities are managing identified nuances and “traffic� related to STRs.

APRIL 2018

Task force presents formal recommendations to board for review.

MAY 2018

Recommendations reviewed by staff and legal counsel. Preparation of draft rules completed.

JUNE 2018

Task force writes two-page update story for TD News. Board reviews draft proposed rules and approves 45-Day Notice.

JULY 2018

45-Day Notice of proposed rules is published in TD News requesting that members review the rules and provide feedback during the 45-day period. 45-Day Notice posted on website and Nextdoor.

AUGUST 2018

Board of directors reviews and hears member comments before discussing during Aug. 18 board meeting.

Member comment period is extended indefinitely. No action is taken regarding STR rules. Additional private property rules are approved.

SEPTEMBER 2018

Board continues to take member comments and discusses proposed STR rules and enforcement at Sept. 22 board meeting.

UPDATE FROM SEPTEMBER REGULAR BOARD MEETING The board discussion occurred and modifications were considered for the draft proposed rules. The board is seeking legal counsel on whether proposed modifications necessitate a new 45-Day Notice or if the board can discuss and consider adoption at the Oct. 27 meeting.

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ANNUAL REQUEST FOR HOMEOWNER CONTACT INFORMATION

CIVIL CODE SECTION §4041 REQUIRES ALL TAHOE DONNER HOMEOWNERS PROVIDE CURRENT CONTACT INFORMATION TO THE ASSOCIATION ANNUALLY. THIS ENSURES CRITICAL INFORMATION CAN REACH HOMEOWNERS.

California Civil Code §4041

(b) The association shall solicit these annual notices of each owner and, at least 30 days prior to making its own required disclosure under Section 5300, shall enter the data into its books and records.

(a) An owner of a separate interest shall, on an annual basis, provide written notice to the association of all of the following: (1) The address or addresses to which notices from the association are to be delivered.

(2) An alternate or secondary address to which notices from the association are to be delivered.

(3) The name and address of the owner's legal representative, if any, including any person with power of attorney or other person who can be contacted in the event of the owner's extended absence from the separate interest.

(c) If an owner fails to provide the notices set forth in paragraphs (1) and (2) of subdivision (a), the last address provided in writing by the owner or, if none, the property address shall be deemed to be the address to which notices are to be delivered.

(Amended by Stats. 2017, Ch. 278. Sec. 1. (AB 1412) Effective January 1, 2018)

(4) Whether the separate interest is owner-occupied, is rented out, if the parcel is developed but vacant, or if the parcel is undeveloped land.

PLEASE PROVIDE THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW AND MAIL TO THE ASSOCIATION AT 11509 NORTHWOODS BLVD., TRUCKEE, CA 96161 OR COMPLETE THIS INFORMATION ONLINE AT TAHOEDONNER.COM/CONTACT-UPDATE. OWNER NAME TAHOE DONNER STREET ADDRESS

UNIT/LOT

ADDRESS TO WHICH NOTICES FROM THE ASSOCIATION ARE TO BE DELIVERED: STREET ADDRESS

CITY

STATE

ZIP

STATE

ZIP

ALTERNATE OR SECONDARY ADDRESS TO WHICH NOTICES FROM THE ASSOCIATION ARE TO BE DELIVERED: STREET ADDRESS

CITY

THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF HIS OR HER LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE, IF ANY, INCLUDING ANY PERSON WITH POWER OF ATTORNEY OR OTHER PERSON WHO CAN BE CONTACTED IN THE EVENT OF THE OWNER’S EXTENDED ABSENCE FROM THE SEPARATE INTEREST: STREET ADDRESS

THE SEPARATE INTEREST IS

CITY

OWNER-OCCUPIED

RENTED OUT

STATE

THE PARCEL IS DEVELOPED BUT VACANT

ZIP

THE PARCEL IS UNDEVELOPED LAND

PRIMARY CONTACT INFORMATION EMAIL FOR KEY ASSOCIATION UPDATES

PRIMARY PHONE NUMBER

ADDITIONAL OWNER EMAIL

PREFERRED METHOD OF COMMUNICATION

EMAIL

TAHOE DONNER NEWS

WEBSITE

PHONE CALL

TEXT MESSAGE

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FEATURE

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT IF YOU WORK AT TAHOE DONNER THIS WINTER?

ALL YOUR FAVORITE THINGS (PLUS A PAYCHECK)

LEARN MORE AT THE TAHOE DONNER HIRING FAIR COMING NOVEMBER 3

By JOE LEWANDOWSKI

If you’re looking for fun and rewarding seasonal work this winter, don’t settle for anything less than the best.

Named 2018’s “Best Place to Work” by the Sierra Sun and local community, Tahoe Donner has a wide range of full-time and part-time positions available at multiple amenities, including the Downhill Ski Resort, Cross Country Ski Center and several Tahoe Donner restaurants.

All are welcome to work at Tahoe Donner, from college and high school students, to stay-at-home parents, to those who’ve had a successful career and just want a social, low-stress way to supplement their income. Every position brings unique opportunities and possibilities, plus the convenience, great people and unmatched perks that set Tahoe Donner apart.

EASY COMMUTE On big-traffic and post-storm days it can literally take hours to get to some of the other North Lake Tahoe ski resorts. Imagine adding that time to your commute and not getting stressed – seems unlikely. Now imagine your quick and easy trip through Tahoe Donner and feel your road rage release. Easier access, shorter lines, fewer people – it’s why members love Tahoe Donner winters, and employees do too.

“Hundreds of TD employees actually live in Tahoe Donner, which really adds to the sense of community,” says Tom Knill, HR director. “Our employees truly care about what happens here, and want to ensure that their friends and neighbors in the community always have a great experience.”

GREAT PEOPLE Around 500 people work at Tahoe Donner during the peak season, and each one offers something distinctive and essential. Many employees say that their coworkers are why they choose to stay at Tahoe Donner – either coming back each season, or by finding new roles within the organization for year-round employment.

“My coworkers are truly the greatest perk of working at Tahoe Donner,” says Thibault Hoppe-Glooser, an assistant forester hired this year. “I’ve been fortunate to learn from these accomplished professionals, and I’ve had a great time while doing so.”

In a recent employee survey, thoughts like these were echoed again and again.

Read more employee responses at tahoedonner.com/employeefavorites.

PREMIUM PERKS + PRIVILEGES Even seasonal part-time employees get great perks at Tahoe Donner, including: • • • • • • • •

50% off food and non-alcoholic beverages 25% off regularly priced retail merchandise Free downhill + XC skiing Comp ski tickets for friends + family Free/discounted group lessons $5 equipment rental Free access to Trout Creek Rec Center Spouse/dependent perks after second season

Restrictions apply, including 2018/19 blackout days.

“MY FAVORITE PERK OF THIS JOB WOULD HAVE TO BE AMENITY PRIVILEGES. IT’S NICE TO HAVE A LONG DAY OF SKIING THE SECRET POWDER STASH THAT IS TAHOE DONNER DOWNHILL SKI RESORT, THEN WINDING DOWN IN THE TROUT CREEK HOT TUBS.” – TYLER AUSTIN, RECREATION SUPERVISOR

LEARN MORE + APPLY Come to the Tahoe Donner Hiring Fair on Nov. 3 to discuss how you can start your next career adventure at Tahoe Donner this winter. Please bring a completed application, which can be found along with all open positions at tahoedonner.com/employment. For questions regarding the job fair and interview process, contact Tahoe Donner’s Human Resources Department at (530) 587-9415.

TD EMPLOYEES

BY THE NUMBERS

500

EMPLOYEES DURING PEAK SEASONS

79

AGE OF OLDEST EMPLOYEE

14

AGE OF YOUNGEST EMPLOYEE

42.6

AVERAGE EMPLOYEE AGE

38

LONGEST TENURE (IN YEARS)

9.6

AVERAGE TENURE (IN YEARS) OF UPPER MANAGEMENT

400

POSITIONS TO BE FILLED

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THE REPORT

UPDATED PRIVATE PROPERTY RULES THAT IMPACT ALL HOMEOWNERS

By ANNIE ROSENFELD, Tahoe Donner Director of Risk and Real Property Tahoe Donner is our mountain paradise – and we want to preserve all that it has to offer. The Covenants Rules have been carefully crafted to ensure peace and respect within the community, and apply to all Tahoe Donner members and their guests and tenants.

After months of thoughtful community review and feedback and a 45-day member comment period, the board of directors adopted the following modifications to the Covenants Rules to further provide community standards for Tahoe Donner. On August 24, the board of directors approved the following three rules:

NOISE The hours between 10PM and 7AM, seven days a week are considered quiet hours, during which noise shall be minimized in order that it not be an unreasonable annoyance or nuisance to neighbors.

Noise includes but is not limited to outdoor music, late-night partying, amplified or motorized sounds. A noise violation does not also have to be a violation of a noise ordinance in the Town of Truckee or Nevada County.

LIGHT POLLUTION All exterior lights must be turned off between the hours of 10PM and 7AM, seven days a week that are no longer needed for safety or other outdoor use to the extent that such other outdoor use is not an unreasonable annoyance or nuisance to neighbors. Motion detector lights may remain energized. Exterior light fixture standards are established and shall be enforced by the Architectural Standards Committee. (See page 13 of Architectural Standards Rules for light fixture standards.)

BUSINESS ACTIVITY No business or commercial activities of any kind, shall be conducted in any Residence, Condominium or outbuilding or any other portion

of any residential or multiple family residential lot if those activities involve any of the following (C&Rs Article VIII, Section 1,f): 1. Exterior advertising 2. Increased traffic or parking 3. More than an insignificant number of deliveries of goods or other commercial materials 4. Visible storage of goods or other commercial materials 5. Excessive noise In addition to activities prohibited pursuant to the above criteria, the property may not be rented for any purpose other than residential use.

Such prohibition includes without limitation, weddings, civil unions, receptions, corporate events, conferences and large commercial parties. This prohibition is set forth to ensure the use of properties is in keeping with the residential nature of the community.

See the complete Resolution and Adopted Rules in their entirety and background information including member comments and the complete board resolution in its entirety at tahoedonner.com/newpropertyrules.

HOW TO MAKE A COMPLAINT You can report a violation of these rules or any other rules.

Please see page 14 of this issue to see the three options for how to make a complaint.

WEBSITE ENHANCEMENT We are also pleased to announce that we have reformatted the Covenants Rules + Enforcement section on the website for easier use. You can find this under the Members section and learn about the rules, how to make a complaint, the fine structure and more.

STAY CONNECTED WITH THE TAHOE DONNER APP Stay connected with event calendar and live notifications.

Access trail maps to guide you on your next adventure.

STRATEGIC PLAN GUIDANCE

Y JUL

KEY ASSUMPTIONS DEVELOPED

Macro (US/Region Economy) Micro (Tahoe Donner Specific)

AU GU ST

DEC EM BE R

BUDGET REPORT ISSUED

STRATEGIC GUIDANCE REFINED

R BE M VE O

THE BOARD, FINANCE COMMITTEE AND MANAGEMENT ARE INVOLVED THROUGHOUT ENTIRE PROCESS OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS

SEPTEMBER

ANNUAL ASSESSMENT INVOICED DUE JAN. 1

BUDGET TIMELINE

DETAIL MEETINGS + REVIEWS Operating Fund Capital Funds

N

ER TOB OC FINAL BUDGET REVIEW + APPROVAL

BUDGET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING KEY DELIVERABLES:

SCHEDULED BUDGET WORKSHOP OCTOBER 12

ASSESSMENT GROWTH RATES

• Annual Assessment requirement

COMPOUNDED ANNUAL GROWTH RATES TO 2018

• Operating / Development / Replacement Reserve / NM&E Funds components • Reserve Study update / Capital Spend Plan • Rates and Fees Schedules

5 YEAR

10 YEAR

20 YEAR

Operating

3.5%

3.6%

4.3%

Capital

6.1%

6.9%

7.9%

Combined Total

4.8%

5.1%

5.8%

RECENT CHALLENGES + OPPORTUNITIES

Capital improvement reserve funds for aging facilities

Federal and state regulatory cost pressures (California minimum wage increases $1/9% from $11 to $12, effective 1/1/2019)

Addressing strategic guidance drivers

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THE REPORT

BRIEFS GET INVOLVED: TAHOE DONNER COMMITTEES SEEKING MEMBERS If you are interested in serving on a committee and are in good standing, send a letter of interest, fill out a committee application form and submit both to mrodman@tahoedonner.com.

OPEN POSITIONS: • • • • • • •

Architectural Standards – 2 alternates Covenants – 2 alternates Elections – 1 alternate Finance – none General Plan – none Member Engagement – 1 alternate TDGF – 3 regular, 3 alternates

The perfect fall tradition for our community, sapling plantings are beautiful events. The work is easy, enjoyable and ideal for kids.

And it is a genuine pleasure to know that you’re helping to restore a tree to its native habitat. Volunteers will have their choice of half- or full-day restoration projects, starting at 9AM or 11AM and finishing between 2-3PM. In the afternoon, volunteers are invited to the free River Fair, which runs from 1-4PM at Granite Flat Campground.

Let’s support these traditions by volunteering to do some good for the watershed. Registration and information at truckeeriverwc.org.

ASO NOW ACCEPTING WALK-IN SUBMITTALS

By BENJAMIN R. LEVINE, Friends of Tahoe Donner Trails

The Architectural Standards Office (ASO) now accepts walk-in application submittals for Minor Projects (see below list) every Friday from 9AM-1PM through Nov. 2, 2018. Walk-in application submittals will be accepted on first-come, first-serve basis.

It started with three Truckee locals who wanted to make a difference.

WHAT PROJECTS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR WALK-IN SUBMITTAL?

More than 150 years of development had taken a toll on the Truckee River watershed, resulting in a polluted river, desiccated meadows, and declining fish and animal populations. Rallying their friends and neighbors, and enlisting the help of local businesses and organizations, those three set out in 1996 to tackle 10 restoration projects across the region. When 300 volunteers showed up to help, a new Truckee tradition was born, and a new institution established.

General Requirements

TRUCKEE RIVER DAY IN TAHOE DONNER

The Truckee River Watershed Council will hold their 23rd annual Truckee River Day volunteer event on Sunday, Oct. 14.

Hundreds will volunteer on nearly a dozen restoration projects across the region, including one special project here in our community. Continuing its own Truckee River Day tradition of more than a decade, our Forestry Department will host a volunteer pine sapling planting here in Tahoe Donner.

• A site plan is required if a new footprint is proposed.

• Elevation plans are required for design changes to structures (photos may be accepted in lieu of elevation plans – contact ASO for details).

• Projects must not encroach into a required setback or easement.

• Projects must not require neighbor notification.

The types of projects included in “Walk-In Fridays” include the following:

Minor Projects • • • • • •

Rear Decks + Lower Level Deck Extensions Deck Railing Changes + Stairs Driveway + Parking Pads Siding + Wainscot Windows (With Size Changes) Doors (With Size Changes)

• • • • • • • • •

Hot Tub (New Footprint) Mudroom Chimney Commercial Sign Walkway, Patio, Fire Pits Landscaping, Retaining Walls + Drainage Solar Panels Custom Built Garbage Enclosures Other

Maintenance Projects

Monday-Saturday walk-in • • • • • • • • •

Animal Resistant Garbage Can Enclosures Roof + Gutter Changes Exterior Lighting Changes Paint / Stain Color Changes Roof Paint Color Changes Window Changes (No Size Changes) Door Changes Hot Tub (On / Under Existing Structure) Air Conditioner / Generator (On / Under Existing Structure) • Skylight For further project information prior to submitting your application, please see tahoedonner.com.

Major Projects and Minor Projects with Neighbor Notification can be submitted online or by making an appointment for an in-office application submittal at (530) 587-9407 or aso@tahoedonner.com.

If you have questions about whether a project is eligible for over-the-counter application submittal, please contact ASO at (530) 587-9407.

LAND TRUST SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR TRAIL IN TAHOE DONNER The Truckee Donner Land Trust is currently building the Donner Lake Rim Trail through Tahoe Donner property from the Glacier overlook through our Bucknam Tract and McGlashan Springs properties. This is a great opportunity to make a lasting impact in our community and in Tahoe Donner. No experience necessary.

DATES: October 3, 6, 10, 13 TIME: Typically from 9AM-2PM LOCATION: Tahoe Donner, will vary each week REGISTER AT: http://tdlandtrust.org/ become-volunteer

daily, frequently being called upon to show his talents as a mechanic, machine operator, team leader and translator for the other Spanish-speaking employees in the department. TD is grateful to have such a wellrounded and valuable employee.

TD TEAM MEMBERS OF THE MONTH

NOAH WARREN MAINTENANCE STAFF, TENNIS CENTER

JUAN CARLOS “CHILI” GALVAN PEREZ IRRIGATION TECH, GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE Since first being hired in 2007, Chili has gone above and beyond his regular duties

Although his main position is maintenance staff, Noah contributes much more than just that to the tennis program, assisting in both the Pro Shop and the afternoon youth tennis program. His diligence, energy, creativity and reliability make him an integral part of the success of the Tahoe Donner Tennis Center.

HOMES ON THE RISE The Architectural Standards Committee reviewed the following plans in August 2018.

UNIT/LOT ADDRESS

SQ. FT.

PROJECT

02/391

13837 Northwoods Boulevard

1,934

House

03/274

14699 Northwoods Boulevard

1,484

House

03/308

11695 Rhineland Avenue

2,534

House

03/440

15611 Skislope Way

2,368

House

03/461

15092 Skislope Way

2,010

House

03/496

14412 Skislope Way

3,690

House

06/350

13047 Oberwald Way

3,658

House

CSLB #974246

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THE REPORT

BOARD MEETING RECAPS EXECUTIVE SESSION BOARD MEETING August 1, 2018 • The Board met to discuss personnel issues.

No action was taken.

SPECIAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING August 9, 2018 APPROVED

• 2018 Forestry Mastication, Thinning and Pruning Contract Award for the CAL FIRE California Forest Improvement Program (CFIP) Agreement Amendment 8GT15366, 15-CNR NEV-004 Grant and 2018 Mastication Reserve Replacement Funds 4-0 • Temporary Emergency Fire Prevention Measures 4-0

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING August 18, 2018

We have just the thing to warm up your fall nights and help you live longer outdoors… a beautiful and functional fire pit. Budget friendly.

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APPROVED • • • • • •

Approval of Minutes 4-0 2018/2019 Board Meeting Schedule 4-0 Content of Minutes 4-0 Consent Calendar 4-0 2018/2019 Winter Season Pass, Program and Group Rates 4-0 Truckee Donner Last Trust Crabtree Canyon Land Use Agreement 4-0 • Employee Health Insurance Coverage Renewal/Update for 2019 4-0

NO ACTION

Executive Session Report Key Performance Indicator Report Committee/Task Force Reports Temporary Emergency Fire Prevention Measures Consideration of Peak Pricing at Tahoe Donner Amenities Over Labor Day Weekend • Covenants Private Property Rules and Amendments • Covenants Short-Term Rental Rules and Enforcement Procedures

INCUMBENTS RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION

• • • • •

UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS Friday, Oct. 12 – Budget Workshop Saturday, Oct. 27 – Regular Meeting Saturday, Nov. 17 – Regular Meeting Saturday, Dec. 15 – Regular Meeting

JIM

MORRISON

JOHN

JONES

Truckee Tahoe Airport District Board

BUILDING ON SUCCESS • • • • • • •

Focusing on noise and annoyance mitigation Providing dedicated and experienced leadership Conducting community outreach for feedback Currently serving as the only pilots on the airport board Stewards for open space Proud to serve the district for another 4 years Committed to being a good neighbor to ALL residents in the district

BALANCING THE NEEDS OF THE DISTRICT WITH THOSE OF THE COMMUNITY

See full minutes at tahoedonner.com/boardmeetingdocs.

Provide feedback to help improve the overall association. Submit your comments and concerns at board@tahoedonner.com.

VoteMorrisonJones.com • Facebook.com/MorrisonJonesForTTADBoard Paid for by the Committee to Elect Morrison and Jones

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WHERE I N

T H E

WORLD IS TD NEWS?

MAUI, HAWAII Karen and Todd Acker attending a luau in Maui, Hawaii.

PALAU Pat and Walt Samuelson scuba diving in Chandler Cave off Koror in Palau.

ESSAOUIRA, MOROCCO Peggy and Gordon Tornberg at the Riad Dar L’oussia in Essaouira, Morocco.

MOUNT PILATUS, SWITZERLAND Frank and Susan Yee at Mount Pilatus, Switzerland at the end of a Rhine River Cruise.

SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS Email your “Where in the World” photos to comdep@tahoedonner.com.

Please submit only JPG files of 300 dpi for printing. Photos must include a copy of TD News. Please list the names of everyone in the picture, where it was taken, and a short description. Note: please be patient; it could take several months to see your photo published.

MOSCOW Janice and Kevin Mckennan visiting Russia.

TOKYO Clint and Bev Holdsworth in front of the Imperial Palace and Double Bridge in Tokyo during a Japan trip through Osaka, Kyoto, Takayama, Kanazawa and Tokyo.

ATHENS, GREECE Violet, Lexi and Josh Filer climbed to see the Parthenon in Athens in 100-degree heat at the end of a two-week cruise that included Italy, Montenegro, Slovenia, Croatia and Greece.

CHENNAI, INDIA Bob O’Neill at the 7th century Kapaleeshwarar Temple of Shiva in Mylapore, Chennai in India.

SOUTH AFRICA Luba Abascal and Raquel, David and Talia Weinstein with their safari guides, Olly and Theo. They saw all five big game animals at the And Beyond Phinda Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

PRAGUE Rob Filer took a picture of his wife, April, while celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary by traveling by train from Budapest to Vienna and then finishing up in beautiful Prague.

ICELAND Greg and Cindy Diekmann at the Vatnajokul Glacier Lagoon watching the bergs calve off the glacier and flow into the sea.

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Welcom e to Fa l l!

NEW LISTING!

Stunning Chalet with Private Setting 4 BD | 3.5 BA | 2,968± s.f. | Perfect for Entertaining 14794CopenhagenDrive.com | Listed for $895,000

Elder Group Tahoe Continues to Lead the Tahoe Donner Market Units Sold Year-to-Date

Units Sold Since 2010

Januar y 1, 2018 - August 31, 2018

Januar y 1, 2010 - August 31, 2018

53 50 45 Realtor #5 122.5 Units $64,820,000

40 35 30

Realtor #4 125.5 Units $68,230,000

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19.5

20 15

9

10

9

Realtor #3 139 Units $79,710,000

8.5

5

Alison Elder 377.5 Units $226,150,000

Realtor #2 170 Units $94,940,000

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Alison Elder

Agent 2

Agent 3

*Information gathered from TSMLS 1/1/2018 - 8/31/2018.

ELDER GROUP TAHOE

Agent 4

Agent 5 *

Information gathered from TSMLS 1/1/2010-8/31/2018. Volume has been rounded up to the nearest $10,000 for ease of reader review.

Alison Elder Real Estate Advisor, Par tner 530.582.8103 tahoe@alisonelder.com eldergrouptahoerealestate.com alisonelder.evusa.com

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