Tahoe Best in the Basin Award winners announced

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Tahoe Best in the Basin Award winners announced

Paula Peterson, South Tahoe Now

December 20, 2020

Seven outstanding restoration, sustainability, and construction projects were recognized as recipients of Best in the Basin awards by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) during an online meeting of the agency’s Governing Board.

The projects and programs each exhibit outstanding planning and execution and lead the way in environmental stewardship in the Lake Tahoe Region, according to the agency.

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