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The Y-Mobility Hub would provide multi-modal access to popular destinations within the City and Lake Tahoe beaches along the State Route 89 corridor north of the Y to facilitate other modes of transportation. The Mobility Hub would include a Park-n-Ride and facilities for fixed-route transit, micro transit and regional shuttle options to decrease dependency on private vehicles. The SR 89 corridor has multiple destinations and high visitation rates during peak season result in congestion and parking issues. East of Y on Highway 50 there is a need to connect people with residential and commercial areas along the Highway 50 corridor and the Stateline/Heavenly Village Tourist Core Area.
Planning/Design
2025
2030
2035
$24,000,000
Anush Nejad (anejad@cityofslt.us)
11/17/2022
02/03/2025
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| City of South Lake Tahoe (CSLT) | Stephen Anderjack - City of South Lake Tahoe (CSLT) |
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| Facilities Improved or Created | [Action Performed: Created], [Primary Facility Type: Buildings & Grounds], [Primary Purpose of Facility: Transit] | number | |
| People Served | [Primary Service Type: Facility Use] | number |
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$24,000,000
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$24,000,000
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Reduced vehicle emmissions
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Improve visitor experience for SR 89 Corridor
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Reduce dependence on automobile, support GHG emission reductions, and increase mobility options
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Notes
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| 11/04/2022 2:11 PM | Jason Burke | SR 89 RECREATION CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT PLAN: https://www.trpa.gov/rtp/sr-89-recreation-corridor-management-plan/ Project implements the SR 89 Recreation Corridor Management Plan identified facility need to serve corridor users entering the corridor from the south. |