but carl hasty, the district manager for the transportation district says the potential reroute could displace residents in outdated homes. carl hasty, district manager tahoe transportation district: "the project is going to require right away acquisition on the california side, which means a lot of old housing that's there would have to be acquired. we would be responsible for replacing much of that, as well as relocating residents in there." hasty says new workforce, senior and commercial space would be added. but one resident likes the concept of changing the roads for more safety. steve tancredy, south lake tahoe resident: "i'm looking for this project to relieve all the traffic off the residential streets." project will bring more visitors and residents if the area is changed. b gorman, president/ceo tahoe chamber: "creating a pedestrian friendly area, facilitates people getting out of their cars, walking around, actually going into shops, instead of just driving by them." project developers hope to prepare an environmental impact study for the public to look over this spring. th

carl hasty, district manager tahoe transportation district: "those five lanes that go through the core right now would actually be able to be narrowed up, bring the sidewalks out, make it a whole lot more pedestrian orientated." hasty also says a roundabout at this intersection is being considered for more mountain and lake access... but the re-route would displace residents in outdated homes on the california side. while the project would help improve pedestrian safety in the area... businesses say it could bring more visitors to south shore. project developers hope to have an environmental impact study this spring. a construction plan could be up for approval in late summer. welcome back. visiting the backroads of nevada has become a trend amongst travelers for an experience unlike any other, as the state pours money into the marketing ky sisson is live in the studio with more, ky. good morning everybody! the nevada department of tourism spends around one point for million dollars each year on promoting the small towns of rural nevada. through commercials, websites, billboards, and t

carl hasty, district manager tahoe transportation district: "those five lanes that go through the core right now would actually be able to be narrowed up, bring the sidewalks out, make it a whole lot more pedestrian orientated." hasty also says a roundabout at this intersection is being considered for more mountain and lake access... but the re-route would displace residents in outdated homes on the california side. while the project would help improve pedestrian safety in the area... businesses say it could bring more visitors to south shore. project developers hope to have an environmental impact study this spring. a construction plan could be up for approval in late summer. turning to school watch... the washoe county school forming that new oversight committee for spending on school buildings and funding new schools to ease overcrowding. at a public meeting last week...some agreed with the tax hikes... but were uncomfortable entrusting that money to the school board. to address that, the district says the committee will be made of city and county leaders, building experts and peopl

carl hasty, district manager tahoe transportation district: "those five lanes that go through the core right now would actually be able to be narrowed up, bring the sidewalks out, make it a whole lot more hasty also says a roundabout at this intersection is being considered for more mountain and lake access... but the re-route would displace residents in outdated homes on the california side. while the project would help improve pedestrian safety in the area... businesses say it could bring more visitors to south shore. project developers hope to have an environmental impact study this spring. a construction plan could be up for approval in late summer. turning to school watch... the washoe county school district board of trustees is forming that new oversight committee for spending on school buildings and funding new schools to ease overcrowding. at a public meeting last week...some agreed with the tax hikes... but were uncomfortable entrusting that money to the school board. to address that, the district says the committee will be made of city and county leaders, building experts and