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FALL 2025

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BOARD

Chair

Michaela Tonking tonking_trustee@ivgid.org

Vice Chair

Michelle Jezycki jezycki_trustee@ivgid.org

Treasurer

Mick Homan homan_trustee@ivgid.org

Secretary

Dave Noble noble_trustee@ivgid.org

Trustee

Ray Tulloch tulloch_trustee@ivgid.org

EDITORIAL STAFF

MANAGING

Kari Ferguson

CONTRIBUTORS

Paul Raymore

Jaclyn Ream

Robert Harrison

Sylvain Malroux

Rob Bruce

Robyn Bradford

CONTACT

893 Southwood Blvd.

Incline Village, NV 89451

775.832.1100 info@ivgid.org

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IVGID FACILITIES & CONTACT

Celebrate in Incline Village

Create

Holiday Parties

Eat, drink, and be merry when you host your holiday party at The Chateau. Choose from festive menus and craft cocktails that capture the flavors of the season!

Photos by Elsa Boscarrelo Photography

Welcome to fall!

I'm looking forward to experiencing my first autumn here in Incline Village and Crystal Bay and getting to see firsthand what this season offers. On the IVGID front, this fall will be busy as usual.

Community Open Houses

I'd like to say Thank You to everyone who attended the IVGID Community Open House, held on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, at The Chateau at Incline Village. We were thrilled to welcome approximately 225 community members who took the opportunity to engage directly with IVGID’s employees, leadership staff, and individual board members.

Attendees had the chance to meet with IVGID's Engineering and Public Works staff and senior managers to discuss significant District capital projects in various stages of planning, design, and construction.

The feedback received from attendees was overwhelmingly positive regarding the event format. Many expressed that this Open House provided an excellent and accessible way to learn about and provide input on IVGID's major ongoing projects and initiatives.

Welcome Message from robert harrison

If you missed the event but still wish to provide feedback on one or more of the capital improvement projects discussed or provide thoughts on the strategic plan before that process begins, you can submit an IVGID Community Open House Public Comment Form at https://bit.ly/open-house-comments.

Facility Fee FAQ

Each year, IVGID establishes an annual Recreation Facility Fee and Beach Facility Fee – collectively referred to as the “IVGID Facility Fees” –collected from property owners within the District through an annual tax levy that is billed with your property taxes. For this upcoming tax year these include a $720 Recreation fee and a $655 Beach fee respectively –a total IVGID tax bill of $1,375, which represents a fairly significant increase compared to the past two years that reflected historically low fees, at an unsustainable level to finance and sustain the District.

These fees are determined based on the revenues required to support the District's debt, capital expenditures, and operations for the District’s various recreation and beach facilities. Combined with service charges collected for facility use and program activities, these revenues sustain the operations funded by the Community Services Fund and Beach Fund.

To help answer the most common questions we have received, please find the Facility Fee FAQ page online at https://bit.ly/ivgid-facility-fee-faq.

District Strategic Planning Process

It has been several years since the District last completed a strategic plan. Our intent with the District strategic plan is to utilize long-term thinking and financial planning in pursuit of the mission, vision, values and objectives of the District.

We welcome community involvement in this strategic plan process and encourage all IVGID residents to participate in future open houses and community events. For more information, please see: www. yourtahoeplace.com/about-ivgid/ resources/district-strategic-plan/

So, as you can see, it's a busy time of year in IVGID's world, even as some of the summer crowds die down. I hope you get to spend some time outdoors enjoying the changing seasons while finding ways to stay connected to the important projects we're moving forward with here in our community.

Sincerely,

Robert Harrison, IVGID General Manager

In early August, we emailed parcel owners a letter from the IVGID Board of Trustees regarding the Employee Beach Access Program. Scan the QR code to view the letter if you didn’t receive it via email/mail.

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Employee Beach Access Letter

PARKS & RECREATION

AQUATICS

Youth Swim Lessons

Ages: 3 - 12 years old

Location: Incline Village Recreation Center Pool

Sessions:

Session 5 (Mon/Wed): Sept. 22, 24, 29, Oct. 1

Session 6 (Tues/Thurs): Sept. 23, 25, 30, Oct. 2

Session 7 (Mon/Wed): Oct. 13, 15, 20, 22

Session 8 (Tues/Thurs): Oct. 14, 16, 21, 23

Registration opens Sept. 30

Session 9 (Mon/Wed): Oct. 27, 29, Nov 1, 3

Session 10 (Tues/Thurs): Oct 28, Nov 4, 6, 13

Registration opens Oct. 14

Session 11 (Mon/Wed): Dec. 1, 3, 8, 10

Session 12 (Tues/Thurs): Dec. 2, 4, 9, 11

Registration opens Nov. 18

Times:

Level 1: 4pm - 4:30 pm

Level 2: 4:30 pm - 5pm

Level 3: 5pm - 5:30 pm

Level 4: 5:30 pm - 6pm

Fees: $62, $47 w/ IVGID Pass

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PARKS & RECREATION

Spanish Swim Lessons

Group Youth Swim Lessons taught in Spanish

Ages: 3 - 12 years old

Location: Incline Village Recreation Center Pool

Sessions:

Session 1 (Saturdays): Sept 13, 20, 27, Oct 4

Session 2 (Saturdays): Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 15

Registration opens Oct. 1

Times:

Level 1: 5 - 5:30pm

Level 2: 5:30 - 6pm

Level 3: 6 - 6:30pm

Fees: $62, $47 w/ IVGID Pass

Youth Swim Clinics

Youth Swim Clinic will focus on stroke development and overall swimming endurance. Coaches will work with kids to foster a sense of team building and camaraderie through creating a fun and motivating experience.

Ages: 5 - 10 years old

Location: Incline Village Recreation Center Pool

Sessions:

Session 1 (M/W): Sept. 8 - Oct. 1

Session 2 (M/W): Oct. 13 - Nov. 26

Times: 4:45 - 5:30 pm

Fees: $165, $124 w/ IVGID Pass

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Pre-Swim Team/Northern Nevada

Aquatics Swim Team (NNA)

Come join Incline’s premier swim team for both competitive and novice swimmers. Our USA Swimming-certified coaches will evaluate appropriate levels and practice times for each participant. For those who are participating in USA Swimming, the opportunity to travel to USA Swim meets is available. Swim team fees are due monthly. Please refer to the swim team level descriptions on the website. Ages 6+.

Swim Around Tahoe

Complete this program by swimming in the pool, the lake, or whatever facility you desire. Just record your yardage and we will track your progress. Upon completion of the 71mile journey you will receive a T-shirt and your name on the Finisher’s Plaque at the Recreation Center pool. This is an ongoing program for all ages with annual registration.

Fee: $54, $41 w/ IVGID Pass

LAUGH OUT LOUD.

SATURDAY, OCT. 4

SATURDAY, NOV. 29

Jay Mohr was cast opposite Tom Cruise in Jerry Maguire and co-starred with Jennifer Anniston in Picture Perfect. Now the world that knew “comedian Jay” was quickly introduced to the “actor Jay.” Mohr has brilliantly balanced both acting and stand-up comedy.

Sam Morril is one of the fastest-rising stand-up comics and one of the best joke writers on the scene today. Morril can be heard on the podcast We Might Be Drunk with co-host Mark Normand. Tickets available for both shows. Don’t miss these incredibly funny comedians.

Preschool Playground

Get ready for nonstop fun! Our littles are invited to jump, slide, crawl, and cruise through an action-packed play zone filled with a bounce house, thrilling slides, twisty tunnels, ride-on cars and bikes, a playhouse, and more!

Days/Times: Tuesdays & Fridays, 9:30 – 11am

Stay & Play Parents or guardians stay and enjoy playtime with their little ones in a fun, interactive environment! 18 months –5 years (max 10 children). Fee: $8 drop-in, $6 w/ IVGID Pass

Full-Service Drop-Off (Rec Center Members Only) Enjoy your workout while we care for your child in a supervised play area. 3 – 5 years old and potty trained (max 5 children). Fee: $20, $18 w/ IVGID Pass

Tiny Tumblers

It's time to stretch, tumble, and have fun!

Days/Time: Tuesday, 4pm - 4:45pm

Dates: September 9 - November 4

*No Class 10/7

Ages: 3 - 5 years old

Fee: $386, $309 w/ IVGID Pass

Incline Ninjas

A mix of gymnastics and interactive movement games such as dodgeball, ninja tag, and more!

Day/Times: Thursday, 4pm - 4:45pm

Days: September 11 - November 13

*No classes: 10/9, 10/30

Ages: 3 - 7 years old

Fee: $350, $280 w/ IVGID Pass

Beginner & Intermediate Gymnastics

It's time to jump, cartwheel, and have fun!

Day/Times: Tuesday, 4:45pm - 5:45pm

Dates: September 9 - November 13

*No class Oct. 7, 9, 30 and Nov. 11

Ages: 5 - 11 years old

Fee: $635, $508 w/ IVGID Pass

Advanced Gymnastics

Prerequisite skills required must contact Coach Jazz to join advanced gymnastics

Days/Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:45pm - 7:15pm

Dates: September 9 - November 13

*No class Oct. 7, 9, 30 and Nov. 11

Ages: 5 - 13

Fee: $700, $561 w/ IVGID Pass

YOUTH CAMP PHOTO GALLERY

Summer Camp 2025

Thank you to all our campers, leaders, and community members for making this summer a wonderful experience! We appreciate your enthusiasm, support, and dedication that helped make it such a success.

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Fall Hiking Series

Join the group every Tuesday for guided hikes to beautiful Lake Tahoe locations. Meet in the Recreation Center Lobby. View the hike schedule and locations on the website.

Dates: Tuesdays through Oct

Time: 8:30 am – 3pm*

Fee: $16, $13 w/ IVGID Pass, Companion Fee: $20

21+ companion may accompany a 55+ adult

*some hikes require more/less time.

Mountain/E-Biking

Explore bike paths and off-road trails throughout the Lake Tahoe Basin and Truckee. After the ride, enjoy an optional, nohost lunch with your fellow riders. This program welcomes riders of all abilities from beginning levels to moderate intermediates. Schedules are available online.

Dates: Wednesdays, through - Sept 24

Time: 9am - 12pm

Fee: $15, $12 w/ IVGID Pass, Companion Fee: $15 21+ companion may accompany 55+ adult

Popular Line Dancing

The latest popular line dancing style is a great way to get some exercise, step to a wide variety of music, and have a great time. No partners necessary, no experience required. Class is held in the group fitness room in the Recreation Center.

Dates: Wednesdays, Oct. 1 - Nov. 5

Time: 5:15 – 6pm (First Timers & Ultra Beginners)

6 – 6:45pm (Everyone Ready to Dance)

Fee: $27, $20 w/ IVGID Pass

21+ companion may accompany 55+ adult

Jabber Walkies

Walk and talk at a leisurely pace on these 3-5 mile treks with gentle elevation gain. Enjoy the greater Tahoe area, meet new people, and keep moving. Meet at the Recreation Center.

Dates: Mondays through Oct. 30

Time: 8:30am – 12pm*

Fee: $15, $12 w/ IVGID Pass

*some walks may take more or less time 21+ companion may accompany 55+ adult

Moonlight Hike with Wine & Cheese Social

These mile-long, paved road hikes to the Crystal Bay lookout site, sponsored in collaboration with the National Forest Service, usually include a spectacular sunset and ensuing moonrise. The outing includes transportation, wine, cheese and snacks. If you would like to participate, but are unable to hike either or both ways, you may ride in the van to join the group at the top.

Date: October 6 Hunter’s Moon

Time: Meet at the Recreation Center at 5:45pm for a prompt departure at 6pm.

Fee: $29, $25 w/ IVGID Pass.

Trips, Tours & Adventures

Plan to get out of town for outings, adventures, and other excursions. Detailed trip information will be posted on InclineSeniors.com. Space is limited so register early! Amador Winery Trip — October

Visit 4 different Amador County wineries. Enjoy the vineyards

and tastings from selected vintners among the 40+ wineries in the region. Additional tasting fees may apply at some venues –bring picnic lunch. 21+ companion may accompany 55+ adult.

Apple Hill —Bring a friend and join the fun! Apple Hill has more than 50 farms including apple orchards, pumpkin patches, Christmas trees, vineyards, & more! Enjoy specialty food stores, holiday gift shops, craft fairs, to-go bakery items, and antique collections.

Day/Date: Wednesday, Nov 12

Time: 9am - 4pm

Fee: $41, $34 w/ IVGID Pass

21+ companion may accompany 55+ adult

Victorian Christmas in Nevada City

Welcome the holiday season in historic Nevada City! Fun for all as you stroll the picturesque downtown and enjoy carriage rides, live entertainment, yuletide treats & drinks, and of course, the abundant Christmas cheer!

Date: Sunday, December 7

Time: 11am – 5pm

Fee: $41, $34 w/ IVGID pass

21+ companion may accompany 55+ adult

Incliners

Incliners, established in 1989, is the longest-running social club for active adults 49+ in Incline Village and Crystal Bay. Each month, members enjoy happy hours, potlucks, game nights, themed catered dinners with dancing, and more. The club also hosts book clubs, bridge groups, après ski lunches, and soon, a singles club. Whether you’re looking to meet new friends, enjoy great company, or simply embrace the mountain lifestyle, Incliners offers a warm and welcoming community. Membership is just $25 per year, with dinner events priced at $35 for members and $45 for guests. Learn more and join at www.incliners.org.

Senior Transportation (55+)

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The 55+ Senior Transportation Program is a collaborative effort provided by IVGID Senior Programs, Washoe County, NDOT and RTC. This door-to-door, reliable, affordable service provides local seniors a way to get around, run errands, make appointments, and take care of business. Reservations are required.

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

Weekly Service: Call the Senior Transportation Hotline at 775.886.1020 and leave the requested information for local errands at least 2 business days in advance for weekly routes.

• Tuesdays: Carson City & Reno (alternating) $10

• Wednesdays & Fridays: Local (Incline Village/Crystal Bay/ Kings Beach) $5

On Demand Service: Requested destinations are limited to Washoe County and adjacent communities (e.g., Carson City, Stateline, Truckee, Kings Beach). Call the Senior Transportation Hotline (775.886.1020) at least 3 business days in advance at and leave a message with details including date, time, number of people and destination. $45 per person with additional fees after 3 hours ($10 per 30 min over). Reno airport drop-off or pick-up services are $60 per person.

Conversation Café

Conversation Café is a drop-in forum hosted by the Senior Programs staff. Interact with people, share diverse views and a passion for engaging with others over interesting topics, local issues, and world news items. Candid discussions about selected topics elicit frank comments, and the dissemination of information, often with humorous anecdotes and interjections.

Location: Aspen Grove

Days: Thursdays (year-round except holidays)

Time: 10 - 11:30am

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Fee: FREE (donations accepted for coffee and snacks)

IV/CB Veterans Club

Looking to connect with fellow veterans and supporters?

The IV/CB Veterans Club invites you to our monthly lunch meetings, featuring guest speakers and unique opportunities to honor and support local veterans, military service agencies, and special veteran support operations. Veterans, supporters, and community members are always welcome! Join us in making a difference.

Days/Times: Meetings are on the Last Thursday of each month (January – October) from 12 – 2pm.

Fee: $30/Annual Dues, includes monthly meeting lunches

Upcoming Winter Activities

Registration for winter activities typically opens in early December. Details and registration will be posted at InclineSeniors.com.

55+ Ski Clinics at Diamond Peak

Hone your skills, master safe skiing and meet other skiers at Diamond Peak this winter. Clinics are typically held Wednesday mornings starting in January. Details coming soon.

55+ Snowshoe Hikes & Lunch

Trekkers of all abilities are welcome to join IVGID Senior Programs for weekly light to moderate level snowshoe hikes at various locations throughout the beautiful North Tahoe area. Following the hikes, relax and socialize with fellow snowshoers and enjoy a delicious lunch from a special menu locally.

Dates: Dec – March

Days/Times: Tuesdays, 10am - 2pm

Fee: $34, $27 w/ IVGID Pass * Fee includes staff guides, transportation & lunch.

18+ companion may accompany 55+ adult

THE INCLINE VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER

The Recreation Center is launching in to the digital age! New TV monitors are installed around the building, each offering a plethora of information about group fitness classes, camps and programs, community information, fun photo slideshows, and more. This is part of a larger initiative to transition to paperless within the next few years – it’s a BIG move and the forest is loving it!

The Recreation Center is a community

the District. Besides being greeted by a warm smile from the Rec Desk, the facility itself offers something for everyone with variety of different membership options for the public and IVGID Pass holders. The 8 lane indoor pool is 25 yards and there is a dry sauna in the natatorium. The pool is home to Incline High School’s swim team, several weekly aquacise classes, swim lessons for all ages and various, periodic

Monday - Friday: 6am - 8pm

Saturday 7am - 7pm

Sunday 7am - 5pm

Holiday hours vary, check online at

inclinerecreation.com

The gym just got a new treadmill rounding out a huge floor of cardio equipment. You can find a plethora of strength machines, cables and/or free weights, in the gym as well.

Classes at the Rec Center are a great way to work on your fitness goals in a friendly atmosphere of fellowship and encouragement. From Yoga to TRX, Strength to Cycle, Flexibility to Zumba, there is something for everyone. Stop by our 37,000 square foot facility and say

recreation center IMPROVEMENTS

Group Fitness Room

The Group Fitness Room was recently upgraded with new flooring, after 14 years of continuous use for fitness classes, dance classes, and personal training. The new Forever Marley Flooring offers enhanced shock absorption, vibration control, and uniform bounce, to help reduce stress on joints and muscles.

New Treadmill

The cardio room at the Recreation Center has added a new state of the art treadmill. Setting a new standard with a shock-absorbing slat-belt and a powerful drive system that makes even the most intense runs feel comfortable, solid, and smooth, and more forgiving on joints than traditional treadmills.

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The entire gym floor has been resealed. This preserves the floor's life while offering traction and preventing damage from moisture, sweat, spills, and cleaning chemicals.

Please carry in your athletic/workout shoes to help maintain the quality of our new floors and equipment. Thank you for helping us keep them clean, safe and long lasting!

BECOMING A BETTER BOCCE BALLER

Tips from the Bocce Boyz Bocce ball requires a special blend of skill and acceptance that things don’t always roll the way you expect them to in this world. But as I found while playing with the crew that calls themselves the “Bocce Boyz” on a Wednesday morning this summer, the

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camaraderie that comes with playing the game with a group of friends here in Incline Village can be truly life changing.

Built in 2020 next to the Recreation Center at 980 Incline Way, the Incline Village Bocce Ball Park offers a great opportunity to get together with friends and family for a casual, or competitive, game of bocce.

On any given day you might find players from age 2 to 102 out enjoying the fresh air amidst the pines, playing on one of the four bocce courts made with a special material called “Bocce Mix” that was imported from Arizona.

On Wednesday mornings at 10 a.m., the average age creeps up, as many of the Bocce Boyz are in their late-70s, 80s and even 90s - but that doesn’t mean their games are tame. On the contrary, there is a huge amount of good-natured trash talking associated with playing bocce, as well as a lot of ball-themed nicknames.

I rolled up ready to take some photos and ask for some real-world playing tips from the Bocce Boyz who were at the courts that day, only to be immediately recruited into a game.

On the day I played with the group, Ken “Hair Balls” Hubbart was joined by Jim “Pickleballs” Fisher, Jim “Admiral

Numballs” McConnell, “Bayou” Betsy McConnell, Sandy “Cheese Balls” Ballantine, Mike “Delivering them Balls” McCallum, and Wayne “Mothballs” Matott, the latter of whom lives in Reno and drives an hour each way just to play with this group of friends.

“It’s a game anybody can play, you just need to come down and try it,” said McCallum, who at age 77 considers himself a junior member of the Bocce Boyz. “Obviously there’s no age limit, and it’s a good way to stay active and enjoy the company of other people.”

Getting the Bocce Ball Park built in Incline Village was important to the Bocce Boyz and other local players. According to Hubbart, they were traveling all the way to Truckee to play bocce before the local courts were built, as the only other bocce court in town before 2020 was the single court at Ski Beach.

When asked for playing tips, the most important thing is simply to “Show up”, according to Hubbart. “It’s an easy game… Get some people that you enjoy being with and just have fun.”

Many players bring their own bocce sets with them to the courts, but even that isn’t necessary. The Incline Village Recreation Center has bocce sets to rent for $20 per day.

The rules of bocce - which has been played in some form since the days of Julius Caesar, according to Hubbartare fairly straightforward and can be found online with a simple search. But there isn’t anyone out there policing folks and making sure you are playing the “right way.”

On a court adjacent to the two taken up by the Bocce Boyz on the day I visited, the Gonzales family was playing their own game with a slightly smaller bocce set and different rules. But the commonalities of good-natured

competition and family bonding were there none-the-less.

So while we list a few more tips to improve your game, getting better at bocce is really as simple as Wayne Matott’s advice to me that day:

“Find some people who want to be healthy, have some fun and make fun of each other, and just come play.”

Playing Tips

1. Master the basics of grip and release On the Bocce Mix courts, the smoothness of the surface means the ball will often roll further and with less friction than on looser surfaces. This amplifies the importance of a consistent grip and release. A relaxed underhand pendulum swing remains ideal. Focus on a very smooth release, letting the ball glide off your fingertips. Any jerkiness or inconsistent spin will be more noticeable on the Incline courts, potentially sending your ball off course. Practice drills where you aim for a specific distance repeatedly to dial in your power and release point.

2. Get to know the court surface

The Incline Village Bocce Mix courts offer a great playing surface that is

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neither too hard nor too soft. The fine, compacted nature of the court surface means the ball will generally roll true, with minimal deviation from its initial path, with some exceptions. This is a double-edged sword: good shots are rewarded with precision, but errant throws are also unforgiving.

One big advantage for players willing to pay attention is the fact that balls generally leave a track as they roll along, allowing an observant player to see deviations in the court surface and adjust future throws accordingly. And keep in mind that weather can have a big impact on the court surface.

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“Every week it’s different. If it’s rained it will be a slow court to start with and as the sun comes down and dries it out it becomes faster. So you have to take all those things into consideration as you’re rolling.” - Ken “Hair Balls” Hubbart

3. Strategic pallino placement: When it's your turn to throw the

pallino, consider the speed of the IVGID courts.

• Long and Fast: Bocce Mix lends itself well to longer pallino throws, as your bocce balls will have more room to roll out.

• Open Court Tactics: Since rolls are truer, you might prefer placing the pallino in more open areas, encouraging a game of precision where accurate lags are rewarded.

• Leverage the Sides: If the court has well-defined borders, consider placing the pallino closer to the sideboards. On Bocce Mix, a ball that hugs the board can be very difficult to beat.

Want to be a Bocce Pro?

Practice these Drills

1. Pointing Accuracy Drill

Place the pallino at different distances (short, mid, long) along the court.

Fun Bocce Court Facts!

Roll 4 balls, aiming to stop within 12 inches of the pallino each time. Focus on consistent force adjustment for each distance.

2. Line Control Drill

Lay down a rope or chalk a straight line on the court.

Practice rolling balls along this line to train directional accuracy and smooth releases.

3. Shooting Precision Drill

Set an opponent’s ball 2-3 feet in front of the pallino.

Practice lofting throws to strike it away while minimizing movement of the pallino.

4. Block and Guard Drill

Place the pallino and roll one of your balls near it.

Practice rolling your next ball to stop in front of your first ball, creating a defensive block against opponents.

5. Court Reading Drill

Roll balls diagonally across the court at different force levels to observe how the surface texture and slopes affect roll direction and speed.

Note areas of faster or slower roll for strategic use in games.

Did you know that the Incline Village Bocce Ball Courts have the ultimate playing surface? Bocce-Mix® is a finely ground aggregate blended with our proprietary macrobiotic powders and stabilizers to emulate a clay surface. Unlike clay, Bocce-Mix is easily maintained, can be played both as a hard (fast) surface or played soft (slow). Bocce-Mix is dust-free, will not track, and is not susceptible to loss with wind. It also holds up well under rain and snow, making it ideal for the mountains.

A New Perspective at The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe

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We appreciate the continued support of our neighbors and are delighted to welcome the return of the Locals Card, featuring exclusive offers for local residents. Contact us at 520-562-3000 to learn more.

Journey Through the Forest

Rejuvenate your mind and body at The RitzCarlton Spa, Lake Tahoe as you indulge in our world-class treatments amongst nature’s serenity. Our signature Journey Through the Forest invites you on a 100-minute wellness retreat, beginning with aromatherapy, followed by a full body exfoliation, soak, and massage. Dial 520-562-3030 to reserve.

Manzanita

The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe’s signature restaurant is newly-decorated, offering expansive views of the mountain face. Executive Chef Chris Bean and Chef Edgar Palau present seasonal menus featuring regionally sourced produce, meats, and seafood. The menu is further complimented by an award-winning wine collection and craft cocktails.

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BEACHES

Beach Dog Policy

Dogs are only allowed on Ski Beach, located to the west of the boat ramp, after the beaches close for the season (typically from October 15 to April 15) and only when accompanied by an owner with beach access. We greatly appreciate your efforts to keep Ski Beach and Lake Tahoe clean by cleaning up after your pooch.

Seasonal Watercraft Parking Passes

A limited number of Seasonal Watercraft Parking Passes were available for IVGID Recreation Pass holders as a pilot program this summer. The assigned spots were located on Ski Way below Diamond Peak Ski Resort. We plan to evaluate the program during the offseason and gather an interest list of those who may be interested in purchasing a Seasonal Watercraft Parking Pass in the future. If you are a boat owner who would like

to stay updated on this program and add your name to the interest list, please scan the QR code or visit the Seasonal Watercraft Parking Passes page on the website.

Bebot at Incline Beach

ECO-CLEAN Solutions’ BEBOT, a solarpowered robot, was deployed at Incline and Ski Beach to help clean up after the Fourth of July holiday. This specialized endeavor was funded by Incline Fireworks. The BEBOT robot sifted through the top layers of sand July 6-7, removing a variety of litter and plastic debris in these crucial locations, next to the lake.

The collected litter was sorted, and the trash was logged. Some of the top items collected over the almost 46,000 square feet were plastic items (316 pieces) and more. Overall, 531 items were collected and the beaches were transformed thanks to this amazing technology and the team behind it!

"IVGID maintains some of the cleanest beaches we've operated on, and their proactive approach in deploying the Bebot to tackle the invisible issue

of buried debris shows exceptional environmental stewardship that addresses both present conditions and long-term sustainability," said JB Harris, ECO-CLEAN Solutions founder and chief executive officer.

Learn more about the BEBOT and other technologies by ECO-CLEAN Solutions at eco-cleansolutions.com.

New Propane BBQ Grills Installed

The District currently operates a total of 36 outdoor barbecue grills, located at our beaches and parks. IVGID has recently installed six new propane BBQ grills at Burnt Cedar Beach, with plans to install additional propane grills at the other District beaches in the future. Look for the new barbecues at the picnic areas on the east side of Burnt Cedar Beach and near the peninsula adjacent to the pool.

Currently, the propane BBQ grills can be attached to standard refillable 3-gallon or 5-gallon propane tanks, which can be brought from home or purchased locally. (Note: the grills will not connect to the small, campingstove-style 16oz. canisters.)

FITNESS, HEALTH & WELLNESS

Tai Chi

Tai Chi is a Chinese martial art that focuses on slow, flowing movements, deep breathing, and mindfulness. It is often practiced for its health benefits, including improved balance, flexibility, and stress reduction. Rooted in traditional Chinese philosophy, Tai Chi emphasizes harmony between mind and body, incorporating principles of yin and yang. It is also used as a form of meditation in motion and can be practiced by people of all ages and fitness levels. Taught by Dave Norehad who has over 15 years of experience. The class meets at Aspen Grove. Dates: Ongoing until October 30

Days: Select Tuesdays & Thursdays

Time: 9 - 10am

Fee: $23, $18 w/IVGID Pass

Aqua Sound Bath Meditation

Indulge in the ultimate relaxation with our floating sound bath experience. Set in our tranquil pool, you’ll recline on a floating mat while immersive sounds from crystal singing bowls, harp, drum, chimes, gong, and more washes over you. As tension melts away, you’ll enter a state of deep relaxation, promoting mental clarity, better sleep, and overall well-being. Let go and relax!

Location: Recreation Center Pool

Dates: Oct 19 & Nov 16

Time: 3:15pm - 4:30pm

Fee: $65, $50 w/ IVGID Pass (per session)

Adult Pickup Basketball

Adult Pick up Basketball is on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Noon to 2pm. It is free for Recreation Center Members. Dropins welcome with admission fee to the Rec Center. Basketball will not be held on holidays and may be limited during school breaks.

Winter Indoor Pickleball

Indoor pickleball at the rec center starts November 5th, offering drop-in recreational play for all levels on three courts. A single paddle rotation system is used for all three courts. Days/Times: Wednesdays & Fridays 11:30am – 2pm, Sundays 10am - 1pm

Free for Recreation Center Members. Drop-ins welcome with a daily fee to the Rec Center. Pickleball will not be held on holidays or during school breaks.

Winter Sports Conditioning

This class will focus on winter sports-specific strength, flexibility, balance, endurance, agility, and coordination. Each class will include a warmup, group drills, stretching, stations, and sports-specific tips targeted towards winter sports training such as skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, and snowshoeing. Dates: October 15 - December 15

Days/Times: Wednesdays & Saturdays, 9am – 10am Free for Recreation Center Members. Drop-ins welcome with a daily fee to the Rec Center.

Fall Fitness Tip

Set new goals with the change of season! Whether it’s building strength, improving flexibility, or trying a new class, fall is a great time to reset and refocus. With fewer summer distractions, establishing a consistent routine now can help you stay on track through the holidays.

TENNIS COURT REPLACEMENT PROJECT

As many of you know, our beloved tennis courts have seen better days. They’re well past their intended lifespan and have taken a hit from years of deferred maintenance. While we were recently able to complete some much-needed emergency repairs on Courts 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, we are still working on some bigger upgrades in the near future.

We are hoping to fully replace all the tennis courts and the parking lot over the next four years. This won’t happen all at once—the work would be staggered over the next few seasons to minimize disruption to play. We’re still in the early planning stages and will keep you in the loop as timelines are finalized. Visit the Tennis & Pickleball Center Court Replacement Project page for more information and updates. Also on the horizon: new windscreens to freshen up the facility and improve playing conditions.

Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm—we can’t wait to share more updates soon!

Sylvain Malroux

Sylvain Malroux, Supervisor/Head Pro

ADULT CLINICS & PROGRAMS

Beginner Adult Tennis Clinics

Have you always wanted to play but don’t know where to begin? We can help you with the basics to get you started. Appropriate for first-timers and those just learning the game.

Dates: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays through Sept. 22

Times: 11am - 12pm

Fee: $30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass

Tennis Advanced Beginner Clinic

Continue working on the fundamentals of the game with our USTA - certified tennis pros. Designed for players (NTRP 3.0) still working on improving their tennis game or getting back into the sport after an absence.

Dates: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, through Sept. 22

Times: 10am - 11am

Fee: $30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass

Daily Adult Tennis Clinics

Practice different aspects of your game every day of the week with our morning Adult Tennis Clinics. Designed for tennis players levels 3.5+.

Dates: Daily through Oct. 12

Times: 9am - 10am

Fee: $30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass

Tennis Extreme Drill & Play

High-paced drills for competitive players (NTRP 4.0+) looking for work on different aspects of their game. Conditioning drills and points, volleys, serve and return practice and match play.

Dates: Fridays through Sept. 26

Times: 10am - 12pm

Fee: $45, $40 w/ IVGID Pass

Tennis Ladies Doubles Clinic

A competitive and social session of round robin doubles play.

Dates: Mondays through Sept. 22

Times: 4pm - 5:30pm

Fee: $40, $35 w/ IVGID Pass

Wimbledon Whites & Woodies Mixer

PICKLEBALL PROGRAMS

Organized Drop-In Pickleball Play

Drop-in play is available daily from 9am-12pm. Use the court assignments map to make sure you are playing on the appropriate court for your level of play. Players rotate into different

games and use the paddle boxes to secure their place in the rotation. Registration is not required, but all players must check in at the pro shop, even membership pass holders. If you have any questions about drop-in play, just ask the pickleball host or pro shop staff.

Beginner Pickleball Clinic

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your shots where you want them to go? This clinic is for you. (2.5-3.0 Skill Rating)

Have you always wanted to play pickleball but don't know where to begin? New players must attend a clinic before joining drop-in play.

Dates: Mondays & Saturdays through Sept. 29

Times: 12:15pm - 1:15pm

Fee: $30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass

Advanced Beginner Pickleball Clinics

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Know the basics, but still worried about jumping into open play? Struggling with your serve? Don’t know how to make

Dates: Mondays & Saturdays through Sept. 29

Times: 1:15pm – 2:15pm

Fee: $30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass

Winter Indoor Pickleball

Come get out of the cold weather and join us for indoor pickleball at the Incline Village Recreation Center during the colder months! The program typically runs from November through mid to late April. View details on page 23 or the Winter Indoor Pickleball page online.

Tennis & Pickleball Tournament Highlights

The Incline Open Tennis & Pickleball tournaments are the competitive highlight of the year at the Incline Village Tennis & Pickleball Center. This year we had about 500 competitors challenging for the title of Incline Village & Crystal Bay Champion across multiple divisions. Congratulations to all of our winners and competitors!

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Take advantage of these fantastic perks when you present your IVGID picture pass:

20% Off Monday Local’s Night: Local’s Night at Cutthroat’s Saloon every Monday from 5:00-7:00pm. Swing by and enjoy in 20% off our food and beverage menu.

10% Off Daily Dining: Enjoy 10% off all food and beverages at any of our restaurants, including Tahoe Provisions.

15% Off Rooms + Discounted Resort Fee: Visit us online at www.hyattregencylaketahoe.com and click “book”. Enter “IVGID” into the “Special Offers Code” box to snag a 15% discount on your room rate, and 50% off daily resort fees for you or a friend!

10% Off Stillwater Spa: Monday - Thursday, take 10% off Stillwater Spa treatments and signature experiences.

For complete terms and conditions, please refer to the details below.

Fall Golf Season & Course Maintenance

The Mountain Course is projected to close on October 12, and the Championship Course on October 19, so there's still ample opportunity to

Projected closing dates:

The Mountain Course - October 12, 2025. The Championship Course - October 19, 2025

enjoy the courses this fall. As in previous years, we will initiate projects and maintenance procedures before the official closing dates to ensure timely completion before winter sets in. For a detailed schedule of fall maintenance, please visit the Fall Maintenance page at bit.ly/2025-fall-golf-maint or Golfincline.com

In my new role as Golf Operations Manager, my goal is to contribute to the continuous enhancement of the Golf Courses at Incline Village, while elevating service standards

and improving our golf facilities. I am excited about this new role and eager to collaborate with our dedicated staff and players. Together, we will ensure that Incline Village maintains its reputation for premier, world-class golf venues.

Thank you for your ongoing support, and I look forward to seeing you on the courses or at the range this fall!

Rob Bruce

Rob Bruce Golf Operations Manager

FIRE SEASON SETTINGS

Sensitive settings on power lines to reduce wildﬁre risk.

PUBLIC SAFETY OUTAGE MANAGEMENT

Proactive de-energization ahead of extreme wildﬁre risk conditions.

BE AWARE BE PREPARED.

EMERGENCY DEENERGIZATION

Turning off the power when a wildfire gets too close to power lines to protect first responders and prevent secondary fires.

As we continue doing the work to make our system more resilient to extreme fire conditions, we also use three key strategies to safeguard our communities against the threat of wildfires. While these measures help to keep us all safe, they can lead to power outages. We want everyone to be aware and prepared. Visit nvenergy.com/PowerSafeNV to learn more about these strategies and how to be prepared for extended outages during this time of heightened fire risk. 1| 2| 3|

The Incline Village Golf Academy, headquartered at the Incline Village Championship Course in North Lake Tahoe, is a cooperative approach to golf instruction that offers a wide range of private and semi-private lesson options, golf clinics, and custom club fitting services. We offer programs designed to involve people from all walks of life in the game of golf while supporting the PGA of America’s “growth of the game” initiative. Visit the Golf Academy page at GolfIncline. com for prices, details, and upcoming clinic dates.

Golf Club Fittings

Free fitting events held by different brand reps are available throughout the season at the Championship Course

driving range. Our instructors are also available to do private fittings for various brands.

XXIO Fitting: September 26, 10am to 3pm (book online)

Why Golfers Shouldn’t Swing Wedges at Full Power

If you’re new to golf, you’ve probably heard that wedges are “scoring clubs.” That means they’re meant to help you hit short shots close to the hole, especially from inside 100 yards. But one of the most common mistakes beginners make is swinging their wedges as hard as they can. It might feel like more power = better shot, but that’s not true when it comes to wedges. Here’s why you shouldn’t swing your wedges at full power, and what to do instead.

1. You’ll Have Better Control

Wedges are all about control, not distance. If you swing really hard, it's easier to hit the ball too far or not far enough. A smooth, easy swing gives you more control over where the ball goes. Think of it like tossing a ball to a friend—do you throw it as hard as you can? No! You toss it gently so it lands where you want.

2. You’ll Hit the Ball Cleaner

When you swing at full speed, it’s harder to make clean contact. You might hit behind the ball (called a “chunk”) or hit the top of the ball (called a “thin” shot). By swinging softer, you stay more balanced and make better contact, leading to better shots more often.

3. The Ball Will Stop Faster on the Green Wedges are designed to make the ball spin. This helps it stop quickly after it lands. But if you swing too hard, the ball might fly too high and roll too far. A controlled swing puts more spin on the ball and helps it stop closer to the hole, giving you an easier putt.

4. It’s Easier to Control the Height

A big, fast swing often sends the ball

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too high into the air. This makes the ball harder to control, especially if it's windy. A smooth, shorter swing keeps the ball lower and on target. You’ll feel more in control, and your shots will be more consistent.

5. You’ll Have More Options

Golf is all about choices. If you’re always swinging your wedge at 100%, you don’t have much room to adjust. But if you practice half-swings and three-quarter swings, you can hit a lot of different distances with the same club. This makes you a smarter, more flexible golfer.

What Should You Do Instead?

• Take shorter swings—about 50% to 75% of your full effort.

• Practice hitting your wedge different distances with these softer swings.

• Focus on accuracy and feel, not just power.

• Use your body, not just your arms, to swing smoothly.

Golf isn’t about hitting every shot hard— it’s about hitting the right shot. With your wedges, less really is more. Smooth, easy swings will help you hit the ball more solidly, control your distance, and give yourself better chances to score.

So next time you grab your wedge, relax, take a shorter swing, and trust it. You don’t need to swing hard—you just need to swing smart.

Golf tip by Robyn Bradford, CPP PGA and Golf Instructor at the Incline Village Golf Courses. Visit the Golf Academy page at GolfIncline.com for more golf tips and lesson information.

BOGO Deals at The Mountain Course

Did you know that all apparel at The Mountain Course Golf Shop is buy one,

get one free, with clearance items up to 70% off? Golf shoes are also 40% off. Stop by often as inventory is added throughout the season. If you don't find your size or exactly what you are looking for, head down to The Championship Golf Shop, our flagship store that carries the most current styles and gear.

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Summer Golf Photo Review

It’s been a busy summer at the Golf Courses at Incline Village® with some great course conditions provided by our talented golf maintenance staff and fun special events, clinics, and more! Fall is a great time to get out and play more golf now that the temperatures are cooling off midday and the tee sheets generally have a bit more availability.

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We like to celebrate that rarest of thrills a golfer can experience on the course - a hole-in-one! Congratulations to all these lucky golfers, and remember, the best way to increase your odds of hitting a hole-in-one is to play more golf!

Not Pictured:

Ron Vos

Mountain Course

Hole 11

Shane Walls

Mountain Course

Hole 2

Meghan and Skyler

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David Dreyer Mountain Course Hole 15

Chris Whiting Mountain Course Hole 7

Margaret Mallon Mountain Course Hole 3

Josh Meadville Championship Course Hole 17

The Grille at The Chateau, located on the Championship Golf Course, is open to the public and offers a beautiful view of the 18th green, mountains, trees and Lake Tahoe from the dining room and our outdoor seating area during the golf season. Whether you are playing a round at the Championship Course or just looking for a great meal, please come dine with us.

Dinner Service

The new dinner menu, available from 5pm - 8pm Friday through Sunday, has been well received. Some of the popular dishes are the Oven Roasted Hallibut and the Grilled Elk Striploin. If you haven’t tried the dinner menu yet, make it a point to stop in or call to make a reservation this fall.

Brunch Specials

Kick off your Sunday at The Grille at The Chateau with delicious food, great service, and amazing views from the patio, bar and dining room. Rotating brunch specials are now available at The Grille on Sundays from 11am to 2pm.

Plunges for an energetic vibration that lasts. Stop letting soreness and stress dictate your day. Take control of your well-being. Visit us and feel the diﬀerence for yourself.

Burnt Cedar Beach Peninsula Ceremonies

Say your vows with the stunning backdrop of Lake Tahoe on the Burnt Cedar Beach peninsula. This ceremony location is now available for IVGID Recreation Pass Holders with beach access who host their receptions at The Chateau or Aspen Grove in May, June, September or October.

Holiday Celebrations at The Chateau

Nothing captures the spirit of the holidays like a good party. We have dates available for 2025 holiday celebrations at The Chateau and festive menus that will wow your guests or family.

Diamond Peak to celebrate 60th season

With the support of our incredible local community, Diamond Peak Ski Resort will celebrate our 60th “Diamond” anniversary season of operations this winter! We are in the process of planning a winter full of fun to mark this incredible milestone, and we need your help!

Share your stories

We are looking for stories and photos from your time on the slopes - either back in the Ski Incline days or last season. Send your stories to marketing@diamondpeak.com.

Did you learn to ski/snowboard at Ski Incline/Diamond Peak? We’d love to hear about it. Who taught you to ski/ ride? How was skiing/snowboarding different when you learned? Why did you learn at Diamond Peak?

When did you first ski or ride at Ski Incline/Diamond Peak? What have been the biggest changes you’ve seen over the years?

Did you work at the resort? When did you work here? What department did you work for? Who were the most memorable characters on staff during your tenure here?

Did you meet your spouse here? Or did you get engaged or married here?

If you are new to the Diamond Peak family: Why did you (and your family) choose to make DP your home mountain? What’s your favorite run and why?

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old photos & outfits

In addition to collecting your stories, we’d love to put together a display of classic ski outfits and photos from the past 60 years of Ski Incline/ Diamond Peak. Please reach out to the Marketing Department at marketing@ diamondpeak.com or 775.832.1120 if you have old photos, gear or other memorabilia that you would be willing to loan us for our 60th anniversary celebration. We will take good care of any items donated and will happily return them after the winter.

More information on Diamond Peak’s history

You can find a timeline of Diamond Peak’s history online at https://www. diamondpeak.com/about/ - scroll down to the “History of Diamond Peak” section near the bottom of the page.

DIAMOND PEAK SKI RESORT

preseason season pass sale

Fall is in the air, and for die-hard skiers and riders (and everybody looking for deals), that means it’s time to secure your 2025-26 season.

All Diamond Peak season passes are unrestricted, meaning you don’t have to worry about being blacked out over the weekends or holidays if there’s a great powder day or your family comes up to visit. Plus, Diamond Peak passes come with all sorts of perks.

2025-26 Preseason Sale

Purchase your pass today - prices increase November 1!

Adult (24-64)

Youth (13-23)

Child (7-12)

Senior (65-69)

Super Sr. (70-79)

Transferable

$588

$495

$282

$519

$282

$1,269

6 & under / 80+ FREE

Prices valid through October 31, 2025. View IVGID Pass Holder rates at DiamondPeak.com.

Peak Pledge easy refund policy

2025-26 Season Pass holders are eligible for a refund on unused passes if

needed. Just contact Guest Services by January 15 if you have not used your pass and would like a refund.

Bonus Tickets

To Partner Resorts

Show your 2025-26 Diamond Peak Season Pass to receive 46+ free bonus lift tickets at 16+ partner resorts during the 2025-26 ski season. Partner resorts are listed on the Diamond Peak website.

Transferable Season Passes

Diamond Peak’s Transferable Season Pass is unrestricted and fully transferable, which means you can share it with your family, employees, customers or anyone you choose. Limited quantities are available.

On-Mountain Discounts

Diamond Peak Season Pass holders get discounts on the mountain.

• Diamond Peak Rental & Repair Shop: 20% off equipment tuning

• Diamond Peak Base Lodge Outlets & Snowflake Lodge: 10% off food and nonalcoholic beverages

Note: Transferable Season Passes have additional restrictions. Customers who wish to upgrade to a transferable pass can do so by paying the difference in cost; please call 775.832.1177 to arrange for the upgrade.

View more perks and purchase or renew

potential Snowflake Lodge Replacement Project

Snowflake Lodge at Diamond Peak Ski Resort is an iconic midmountain lodge offering panoramic Lake Tahoe views unrivaled in the Lake Tahoe area. Diamond Peak skiers and riders have enjoyed thousands of meals, après-ski beverages and special events at Snowflake, and many have asked why we don’t do more at the venue.

Renovations to the main Diamond Peak Base Lodge were last made in 2008; however, the Snowflake Lodge has never been upgraded since originally constructed in 1966 (other than the addition of more outdoor seating on the deck).

As noted in the 2015 Diamond Peak Master Plan document: “The Snowflake Lodge is a much beloved destination for the

Diamond Peak community. The site is tremendous, affording unprecedented views of Lake Tahoe, and has the added bonus of being close and accessible from the base. The existing building is small and is in need of modernization. In addition, the capacity analysis of the existing winter operations identified a resort-wide seating deficit, which was particularly pronounced at the Snowflake location.”

Given these needs, IVGID has restarted community discussions and planning around the possibility of rebuilding Snowflake Lodge to meet the needs of the ski resort and community as the resort enters its seventh decade of operations.

Where is the project at in the planning/design/ construction process?

As of July 2025: IVGID has hired the SE Group to study and come back with recommendations on many aspects of the potential project including space use programming, capital expenditure analysis and financial modeling, as well as to conduct future community and stakeholder collaboration meetings/outreach. Go to bit.ly/snowflake-project for more project details, including the SE Group’s statement of qualifications for the project.

How can I provide my feedback on the project as it evolves?

Please fill out the form at bit.ly/snowflake-project to share your thoughts on the project. All public comment will be forwarded to the resort managers and District engineering team that is working to refine the project.

MAJOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

Effluent Storage Tank

Scan this QR code to see a video about the tank construction.

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Incline Beach House

The Incline Beach House Project has a history dating back to 2016 and has undergone multiple planning iterations since its inception. As one of the largest capital improvement projects at the Incline Village beaches in many years, the Incline Beach House Project (project # 3973LI1302) will involve the tear down and rebuilding of the Incline Beach restrooms and food service building.

As of June 24, 2025: The DesignBuild Team at CORE Construction has submitted Design Development Drawings and will now proceed with Construction Drawings, which are scheduled for submission at the end of August. Find more project details online at www.yourtahoeplace.com/news/ incline-beach-house-project/

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Skate Park Expansion

At the July 30, 2025 IVGID Board of Trustees meeting, the Trustees approved an agreement with Spohn Ranch, Inc. to move forward with construction of the Skate Park Enhancement Project.

This project will add a new beginnerfriendly zone to the existing skate park, as well as address repairs and safety concerns within the current skate park layout.

WASTE NOT PROGRAM

The project is slated to begin May 1, 2026 and finish up by the end of July 2026, which will allow for public use and skate camps to be held in August 2026.

Funding for the Skate Park Enhancement Project comes from IVGID’s Community Services Fund combined with a $250,000 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant from Washoe County. Find more project details online at www. yourtahoeplace.com/news/skate-parkenhancement-project/

Yard Waste/Pine Needle Recycling

Waste Management (WM) continues to offer free curbside yard waste recycling in Incline Village and Crystal Bay during the program period. Each property may place properly stickered bags of yard waste less than 40lbs at their curb for collection this fall, September 29 – October 31. This program is for plant materials only; bags with excessive dirt, rocks, or pet waste will not be accepted and may be subject to additional charges from Waste Management. You can also drop off loose or bagged yard debris using the stickers at Incline Village Transfer Station. Loose drop-off is encouraged and reduces plastic bag contamination.

Visit Waste Management’s website for hours, details, and contact information.

Community Clean Ups

IVGID Waste Not organizes and promotes community cleanups in conjunction with The League to Save Lake Tahoe (Tahoe Blue Crew) and other local organizations.

Upcoming cleanup date: September 20, 9am-12pm. Check in 9–10am at the Incline Village Recreation Center (980 Incline Way) for supplies and waivers.

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resident survey on tourism impacts

Travel North Tahoe Nevada (TNTNV) , in partnership with Longwoods International, is participating in a nationwide resident sentiment research project in the Incline Village and Crystal Bay area. This 15-minute online survey is designed to measure residents’ perceptions and behaviors on several tourism related topics such as economic development, tourism benefits and disadvantages, environmental impacts, tourism employment and program implementation awareness. Your feedback is invaluable and will help TNTNV shape the future of tourism efforts in Washoe County and Lake Tahoe.

Please scan this QR Code to begin the survey questionnaire.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Andy Chapman, President/CEO, Travel North Tahoe Nevada