We were impressed with the solid metal and glass fixtures we found on Amazon– but the 6″ rings made it look very small on our lamp posts and “leaked” a lot of light (see previous post). So we contacted the manufacturer in NY directly, and… Read More »New light fixtures arrive
Updated Nov. 22 with new photos There are a seemingly infinite number of outdoor light fixtures to fit our existing 3″ diameter lamp posts. But when you narrow the search to Dark Sky compliant lights, the list suddenly becomes quite short. Our search for new… Read More »Lighting the night (but not too much!)
Hi Neighbors! We’re excited to introduce online voting to our homeowners association. We’ll start with a couple of governing documents that need updating– and later, the more involved revision of the CC&Rs. But before we put out the CC&Rs for a vote, we’ll use this… Read More »Online voting comes to the ‘Pines
Complacency. You put your insurance premiums on auto-pay and everything’s taken care of. Or so you think. Earlier this year when I found out AAA was no longer writing policies in the Tahoe basin I finally took a good look at our condo owners insurance… Read More »What you need to know about Incline Pines insurance
Please note: This is not the official minutes of the board meeting; just an informal recap We begin with some very good news… Board president Heidi Burton announced a tentative agreement with the owners of Unit 27 aimed at closing the books on the community’s… Read More »Board meeting Oct. 28
From Palisades Tahoe website OPENING DAY 2021 Come kick off the season with us! Thanks to an October snowstorm that delivered more than 3 feet to our upper mountains, Palisades Tahoe will be opening early on Friday, October 29th. We can’t wait to welcome you back… Read More »Tahoe ski resort opens
Wow! Nearly three feet of new snow fell on Incline Pines overnight Oct. 24-25. Longtime owner and HOA board historian Ron Rogowski says he can’t remember so much snow falling in such a short period of time.
Diamond Peak reports 30″ from the Sunday-Monday storm (photo) and Mt. Rose reports up to 42″. Check out our Tahoe-area webcams page for current conditions.