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Lake Tahoe License Plate Program |
Special vehicle license plates to benefit Lake Tahoe are available through the
Department of Motor
Vehicles. Buyers of these plates pay fees of $61 the first year and $30
each continuing year. Of these fees, $25 the first year and $20 each subsequent
year go into a dedicated Lake Tahoe fund, which is administered by the Division
of State Lands. These funds are to be used for projects and programs that will preserve or restore the natural environment of
the Lake Tahoe Basin.
Since the first license
plate was purchased in 1998, this program has generated more than 3.8 million
dollars. A total of 48 projects have been funded to date, including:
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Public Education Outreach
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Sensitive Species
Education
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"Fate of the
Jewel" Public Education Program
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Backyard Conservation
Program
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"Protection of
Sensitive Species in the Shorezone" Outreach Program
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Research and Monitoring Studies
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Avian species diversity
within Aspen communities
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North Canyon
macroinvertebrate studies
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Citizen Water Quality
Monitoring
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Efficiency of Wetlands
for Removal of Bioavailable Nutrients Study
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State Park Improvements
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Sand Harbor Public
Access Improvements
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Spooner Summit
Trailhead
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Spooner Lake Parking
Improvements
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Social trails reduction
and erosion control projects
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Fisheries and Wildlife Habitat
Projects
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Spooner
Summit Trailhead
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Spooner
Summit Trailhead
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Grant Application and
Procedures: These funds are available as grants, which are awarded annually.
The submittal deadline for the 2008 Grant Round will close on January 11, 2008.
For more information on submitting an application for the 2008 season, please
contact:
The Nevada Tahoe Resource Team
Phone: 775-684-2736
Fax: 775-684-2721
E-mail:
eharrison@lands.nv.gov
Statutory Authority:
NRS 321.595-321.5957
NRS 445A.170-445A.190
1993 Chapter 355
1989 Chapter 111
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