The seasonal snowfall total for Incline Village now approaches 200 inches– which eclipses the 189 inches that fell during the entire 2016-2017 season. The weather was warmer today (Tuesday) leading to rainfall and a flood advisory from the National Weather Service in addition to the… Read More »Latest images from Incline Pines “snowmageddon”
The following is a message from Incline Property Management to owners of record at Incline Pines. We’re forwarding it to our broader mailing list which includes owners of record and other family members. Dear Owners, The upcoming storm forecast for a rain/snow mix has prompted… Read More »Unprecedented snow impact in Incline Pines
Incline Village has received more than 13 feet of snow so far this season and more is on the way. Snowfall continues and will become even heavier tomorrow– with up to six feet of new snow expected at Incline Pines. Snow removal operations will be… Read More »Blizzard and avalanche warning
Our community’s snow removal contractor does much more than drive a plow. Before the first snowfall of the season, Mark Etcheberry clears brush along our private road that might interfere with his equipment. Then from late October well into spring, Mark’s on call 24/7 to… Read More »A chainsaw and breaker bar: Clearing the ice at Incline Pines
The winter storms continue at Incline Pines! Diamond Peak reports a storm total of 16 inches, with a foot of snow falling in 24 hours. So far our total snowfall is 86% above the historical average for this point in the season. Check out the… Read More »Weekend snowfall as seen from the Dumpster Cam
You’ve heard about the epic storms that have swept across the Sierra in recent weeks; perhaps you’re among the Incline Pines homeowners who have been snowed in as a result. The amount of snowfall and the amount of money required to remove it was the… Read More »Incline snowfall nearly double historic average to date
The Incline Pines snow removal contractor, Mark Etcheberry, has had a very busy couple of weeks. Mark shared these photos of what heavy snowfall looks like from his perspective. We appreciate his cold, hard work!
Dear Owner, This letter is for all HOAs managed by IPM regardless if IPM conducts your HOA’s snow removal or not. The significant winter storms in our region continue to impact snow removal and maintenance services throughout the region; this is not an average winter… Read More »Letter from IPM about snow removal
Dear Incline Pines Homeowners, As Board President, I want you all to know that Board members have been in constant contact with Mark Etcheberry (contracted snow removal service), and IPM (Janet and the owner, Larry) to try to mitigate snow removal issues. Unfortunately, due to… Read More »A message about snow removal from the HOA
The Incline Pines HOA presented its budget analysis during the regular Board meeting on Nov. 17. It should come as no surprise to anybody that rapidly-rising expenses are outstripping our community income. Our HOA insurance premium alone doubled in cost following last year’s disastrous wildfire… Read More »Deep dive into Incline Pines finances