government · Thursday, October 8
South Lake Tahoe approves geothermal study for snowmelt
The city will install a gas boiler while evaluating geothermal energy at the Recreation and Aquatics Center.
South Lake Tahoe’s City Council approved a feasibility study for using geothermal energy to power snowmelt at the Recreation and Aquatics Center. The city will install a gas boiler in the meantime. The council also considered regional housing, sandwich boards and other matters.
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