Nevada side, Lake Tahoe
Lakeridge
A hillside neighborhood on Highway 50, just north of Skyland, with its own improvement district.
About Lakeridge
Where it is
Lakeridge borders Skyland to the north, on the slope where the Carson Range meets the lake. The land falls west toward the water through Jeffrey pine, and lakefront parcels end in a steep bank at the shoreline.
Services
The Lakeridge General Improvement District is its own taxing district within Douglas County. Sewer service is the Tahoe Douglas district.
Around Lakeridge
Photographs: Tony Laurian.
Buying anywhere on the Nevada shore
These rules apply to Lakeridge and to every other neighborhood on this side of the lake.
Stormwater BMPs
Every developed property in the Tahoe Basin must install and maintain TRPA-approved stormwater Best Management Practices. Their status is disclosed to the buyer when a home sells.
TRPA: stormwater BMPs(opens in a new tab)Buoys, lifts and slips
Existing moorings must be registered and permitted with TRPA, and the registration is renewed each year. New moorings are allocated by lottery.
TRPA: shoreline program(opens in a new tab)Vacation rentals
Douglas County caps the number of vacation-rental permits in the Tahoe Township, limits their share of each neighborhood, and treats a permit as discretionary rather than a right. Association rules can add their own limits.
Douglas County: vacation rentals(opens in a new tab)Defensible space
Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District inspects defensible space around homes and offers consultations to owners.
Tahoe Douglas Fire: defensible space(opens in a new tab)
Sources
This guide is general background drawn from the public sources below, not a disclosure about any property. Rules, fees and services change, so confirm anything that matters with the district, association or agency before you rely on it.
Questions about Lakeridge?
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