government · Saturday, September 26
South Lake Tahoe Keeps Senior Center in Place for Three Years
The nonprofit will use the current building without rent while the city begins reviewing an abandoned-building ordinance.
South Lake Tahoe’s Senior Center will remain in its current location for three more years. The nonprofit operating the center will pay no rent during that period. Separately, the City Council began its first review of a proposed ordinance concerning abandoned buildings. The two actions were part of the council’s latest meeting.
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