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IVGID Cover_Dec2017.pdf 1 12/3/2017 2:26:55 PM Incline Village General Improvement District Vol 3 Num 4 IVGIDDECEMBER 2017 yourtahoeplace.com December 2017 | 1 www.yourtahoeplace.com DIAMOND PEAK SKI RESORT (Dec-Apr) 1210 Ski Way • 775-832-1177 Explore miles of welcoming, perfectly groomed trails, tree skiing and 1,840 feet of vertical. Enjoy easy access from parking lot to lifts, ski schools for all ages, the best value for lift tickets and the most breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe. DiamondPeak.com Doug Miranda Photography INCLINE VILLAGE INCLINE VILLAGE GOLF COURSES INCLINE VILLAGE INCLINE VILLAGE PARKS & RECREATION Championship Course • 955 Fairway Blvd WEDDINGS & EVENTS TENNIS CENTER 980 Incline Way • 775-832-1300 775-832-1146 (May-Oct) 955 Fairway Blvd • 775-832-1240 964 Incline Way • 775-832-1235 Community members and visitors A classic 18-hole public Lake Tahoe golf Create an unforgettable experience The Incline Village Tennis Center can enjoy our beautiful parks, course featuring a Robert Trent Jones for your Lake Tahoe wedding, is located in a picturesque alpine athletic fields, trails, and a wide Sr. design and lake views. This par-72 meeting, celebration or golf event. setting along a year-round creek. range of outdoor/indoor activities. course was listed “Best in State” 2012 Our facilities include The Chateau Our club-like facilities are open to Our public Recreation Center - 2015 by Golf Digest magazine and at Incline Village™, Aspen Grove, the public with daily court fees or ranked #5 on GolfAdvisor’s 2016 “Top includes an indoor pool, sauna, The Championship and Mountain seasonal memberships. The Tennis Courses in Nevada.” group & water fitness classes, a Golf Courses, and Diamond Peak Ski Center offers eleven courts, eight cardiovascular room, gymnasium, Mountain Course • 690 Wilson Way Resort. pickleball courts, and a pro shop childcare and a variety of programs 775-832-1150 (May-Oct) with demo rackets. Lessons, socials, and services. Our 18-hole, par-58 course is fun, The Chateau features a 5,200 sq. ft. tournaments and camps are offered affordable, & quick to play with special ballroom that can be divided for during the summer. (Pro Shop open May-Oct) Skip the line and register for 9-hole and twilight rates. Bring the large or small meetings and events. Pickleball is now available at the Rec programs online at family out for fun events like Friday Golf Aspen Grove is the perfect outdoor Center during the winter months. League and Sunday Family Fun Day. register.yourtahoeplace.com. venue for up to 150 people. IVGID Picture Pass holders receive discounts at all these venues (877) GO-VIEWS • 893 Southwood Blvd, Incline Village, NV 89451 2 | IVGID Quarterly InclineYOURTAHOEPLACE.COM Village General Improvement District Volume 3, Number 4 December 2017 What’s inside BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairwoman DEPARTMENTS Kendra Wong, [email protected] 04 From Our Management Vice Chairman 07 Diamond Peak Ski Resort Philip Horan 22 Incline Village Golf Courses [email protected] 24 Parks & Recreation Treasurer 29 Reminders for Winter Matthew Dent 30 Incline Village Facilities [email protected] 34 Board of Trustees Trustee 36 Business Directory Peter Morris 37 Calendar of Events [email protected] 38 Incline Village Neighborhood Map Secretary Tim Callicrate [email protected] FEATURES 14 My Fundamental Movement Trifecta EDITORIAL STAFF 16 Diamond Peak History— Chairs & Trails Managing Editor 25 A New You, A New Year Misty Moga Contributors Paul Raymore Indra Winquest IVGID FACILITIES INFO Susan Herron Aspen Grove 960 Lakeshore Blvd. 775.832.1240 Community Center Copy Editor Burnt Cedar Beach 665 Lakeshore Blvd. 775.832.1232 Susan Herron Championship Golf Course 955 Fairway Blvd. 775.832.1146 Diamond Peak Ski Resort 1210 Ski Way 775.832.1177 CONTACT US Incline Beach 967 Lakeshore Blvd. 775.832.1233 893 Southwood Blvd. Incline Incline Elementary School 7915 Northwood Blvd. 775.832.4250 Village, NV 89451 Incline High School 499 Village Blvd. 775.832.4260 [email protected] Incline Middle School 931 Southwood Blvd. 775.832.4220 PUBLISHING Incline Park 939 Southwood Blvd. 775.832.1310 Each Incline Village/Crystal Incline Skate Park Tahoe Blvd. & Southwood 775.832.1310 Bay parcel owner receives one IVGID Administration 893 Southwood Blvd. 775.832.1100 subscription to a domestic Lake Tahoe School 995 Tahoe Blvd. 775.831.5828 address. Mountain Golf Course 687 Wilson Way 775.832.1150 Preston Field 700 Tahoe Blvd. 775.832.1310 ADVERTISING SALES Public Works 1220 Sweetwater Rd 775.832.1203 CCMedia Recreation Center 980 Incline Way 775.832.1310 Truckee | Reno | Las Vegas Sierra Nevada College 999 Tahoe Blvd. 775.831.1314 P | 530.582.4100 Ski Beach 967 Lakeshore Blvd. 775.832.1156 F | 530.582.4414 Tennis Center 980 Incline Way 775.832.1235 david@ccmedia | www.cc.media The Chateau 955 Fairway Blvd. 775.832.1240 at Incline Village™ COVER PHOTO The Grille at the Chateau 955 Fairway Blvd. 775.832.1178 Jaclyn Ream Village Green 960 Lakeshore Blvd. 775.832.1310 “Diamond Peak Pow Turn” yourtahoeplace.com December 2017 | 3 FROM OUR MANAGEMENT Ullr Fest celebration/fundraiser, • On-mountain Guided Last Tracks Wine/Beer Tastings, Interpretive Tours In Moonlight Snowshoe Hikes, the partnership with the Incline new Luggi Foeger Uphill/Downhill Village General Improvement Festival, and of course, the highly District’s Waste Not anticipated Dummy Downhill, conservation staff, Diamond which returns for its 18th year Peak will offer a series of guided this spring. interpretive ski/snowboard tours of the mountain this When you visit, be sure to check winter. WELCOME BACK out what’s new on the mountain… • Season Pass Perks If you Diamond Peak Ski Resort • New Terrain Park Skiers and haven’t purchased your season General Manager riders looking to progress their pass yet, don’t delay. The new Mike Bandelin park skills will have a new, season passholder perks are Welcome back for another beautiful venue to practice in as incredible and get better every incredible season on the slopes. Diamond Peak is relocating the season. Last winter, I was honored to small to mid-sized progression spend my inaugural year as the park from Popular up to the As a community-owned ski resort General Manager celebrating Lakeview run. This new park – something that is extremely rare the resort’s 50th anniversary, will allow enthusiasts to build in this industry and something we which was a great success, filled confidence and prepare safely take great pride in at Diamond with reminiscing about the good for Diamond Peak’s larger Peak – we strive to offer old days as well as creating new features in the Spillway terrain affordable options for locals and memories. This milestone was park. their guests to experience the made possible with the help of our fun of skiing and snowboarding. • Increased Snowmaking supportive community, loyal pass With that in mind, we offer Productivity This season, holders, and dedicated staff. programs and discounts such Diamond Peak’s Snow Surfaces as: Kids 6 and under and seniors Additionally, last season, we team has added additional 80+ ski free; Bring Your Other experienced a near-record pedestals/hookups around Pass discounts; interchangeable snowfall, which was the perfect the mountain for the resort’s parents’ tickets; the Locals Lunch way to commemorate our golden HKD high-efficiency tower program; discounted Beginner lift anniversary. With significant snow guns, allowing for more tickets, affordable Learn to Ski/ snowfall comes strain and stress strategic usage of these Ride programs; free lift tickets on on our infrastructure, revealed very productive pieces of your birthday (with an UnBirthday by the spring runoff. Our staff snowmaking equipment. Celebration for all those with non- has worked diligently to repair • New Burton Rental Fleet The winter birthdays); and of course and improve our resort in time to Diamond Peak Rental Shop has discounts for Firefighters, Police welcome the new ski season. upgraded its entire snowboard and Military members and their We have been busy planning rental fleet for the 2017-18 families. the this season’s activities and season with new, progression- So whether you are new to Incline events, and we look forward to focused Learn to Ride Village/Crystal Bay, or a long-time hosting our ever-popular events snowboards, boots and bindings Diamond Peak season passholder, such as the 55+ Ski Clinic Series, from Burton. we welcome you to enjoy all that Diamond Peak Ski Team’s annual we have to offer this winter. 4 | IVGID Quarterly Incline Village General Improvement District INCLINE VILLAGE’S NATURAL LEGAL RESOURCE HUTCHLEGAL.COM AREAS OF PRACTICE Administrative Law Jason D. Guinasso Eric C. Werner Kimberly Marsh Guinasso Alternative Dispute Resolution Northern Nevada Attorney Of Counsel Managing Partner Appellate Litigation Asset Protection & Business Planning Banking We are proud to announce Business Law & Commercial Litigation that Jason D. Guinasso, Esq., and his team from Condemnation Law the law offi ces of Reese Kintz, Guinasso, L.L.C., Constitutional Law in Northern Nevada have merged with Hutchison Construction Law & Steffen Attorneys. Both fi rms have earned a Corporate & Commercial Law reputation built on achieving outstanding results Election, Campaign, & Political Law for clients. Our expanded presence in Northern Employment Law Family Law Nevada with this experienced legal team will Healthcare Professionals Advocacy broaden and strengthen our full range of legal Insurance Litigation services to businesses in Incline Village. Landlord/Tenant Personal Injury Professional Liability Defense Real Estate Law Tax Audits & Litigation Trust & Probate Litigation A FULL-SERVICE, AV-RATED LAW FIRM 885 TAHOE BOULEVARD 500 DAMONTE RANCH PARKWAY PECCOLE PROFESSIONAL PARK INCLINE VILLAGE, NEVADA 89451 SUITE 980 10080 WEST ALTA DRIVE, SUITE 200 775.832.6800 RENO, NEVADA 89521 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89145 775.853.8746 702.385.2500 6 | IVGID Quarterly Incline Village General Improvement District Diamond Peak is also pleased to announce the hiring of Matt Melilli as the resort’s new Slope Maintenance Manager, along with Tim Hay as the new Assistant Slope Maintenance Manager.
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  • 2019 BLM Colorado Briefing Book

    2019 BLM Colorado Briefing Book

    U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management 2019 Briefing Book Bureau of Land Management • Colorado Table of Contents Facts 2 History 3 Organizational Chart 4 Office Map 5 Colorado State Office 6 Leadership 10 Rocky Mountain District 11 Rocky Mountain District Leadership 12 Gunnison Field Office 13 Royal Gorge Field Office 16 Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area 19 San Luis Valley Field Office 20 Northwest District 23 Northwest District Leadership 24 Kremmling Field Office 25 Little Snake Field Office 28 White River Field Office 31 Colorado River Valley Field Office 33 Southwest District 35 Southwest District Leadership 36 Grand Junction Field Office 37 Uncompahgre Field Office 39 Tres Rios Field Office 42 National Conservation Lands 44 Canyons of the Ancients National Monument 45 McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area 46 Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area 47 Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area 49 Browns Canyon National Monument 50 1 BLM Colorado Facts 8.3 million BLM surface acres in Colorado • 27.1 million BLM subsurface mineral acres in Colorado 6,757 Producing Federal Oil & Gas Wells 2,239 Producing Federal Oil & Gas Leases 1.5M Producing Oil & Gas Acres 6 Producing Coal Mines Energy 354 Developed Recreational Sites 7 Colorado Scenic & Historical Byways 29 Special Recreation Management Areas 3 Blue Ribbon Fisheries 3 Fourteen-thousand foot peaks Recreation 2 National Monuments 3 National Conservation Areas 5 Wilderness Areas 53 Wilderness Study Areas 1 National Historic Trail National Conservation