Benefits

Manufactured Housing Existing Conditions	Tahoe Beach Club Proposed Conditions
10% of On Site Retention and Treatment of Runoff (TRPA 20-yr, 1-hr Storm Event)	100% On Site Retention and Treatment of Runoff (TRPA 20-yr, 1-hr Storm Event)
Harsh, reflective, multi-colored trailers with flat roofs	Wood and stone buildings with soft stains consistent with TRPA color palate
Limited BMPs in place	Utilization of best available technologies and on site water quality treatment.
155 (Sub-Standard) Mobile Homes	124 New (Market Rate) Housing Units
457,959 sq ft. Of Coverage	375,000 +/- sq ft. Of Coverage (Reduced by 99,000 +/-)
Two straight roads to Lake Tahoe (131,000 sq ft of Pavement)	One meandering road with runoff directed to retention ponds (105,400 sq ft of Pavement) 20% reduction
Deficient use of energy and resources. Trailers built with minimal standards. Infrastructure is deteriorating.	“Green Project” designed and built to be LEED certified and LEED specifications.
No on site SEZ Restoration	Approximately 2 Acres of on site SEZ Restoration
Potential for EIP Opportunity	Additional improvement and restoration of Burke Creek and Rabe Meadow. Stream Zone Restoration on site and on Forest Service property.
11,384 lbs Suspended Sediment Per Storm Event	632 lbs Suspended Sediment Per Storm Event
6,609 metric tons Green House Gases Per Year	63% Reduction in Green House Gases Per Year