Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee

Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee Type: Boards, Commissions, and Committees Parent organization: Forest Service Top organization: Department of Agriculture Employees: 20 (members) Executive: Chair Budget: Address: 35 College Drive, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150, United States Website: Creation Legislation: Executive Order 13057 Wikipedia: Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee

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Mission The mission of the Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee (LTBFAC) is to advise the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture on issues related to the environmental, economic, and social sustainability of the Lake Tahoe Basin. It aims to foster collaboration between federal, state, local, and tribal entities to ensure the basin's health and vitality.

Services Policy recommendations; Program review; Community engagement

Regulations

Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee (LTBFAC) was established to provide advice and recommendations on the management of the Lake Tahoe Basin, focusing on environmental protection, economic development, and community well-being. It brings together various stakeholders to address the unique challenges of this ecologically sensitive region.

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Mission

The LTBFAC's mission is to serve as a conduit for community input into federal policies and actions concerning the Lake Tahoe Basin. By advising the Secretary of Agriculture, the committee works to balance conservation efforts with economic and recreational interests, ensuring the basin's long-term sustainability and enhancement of its natural beauty and resources.

Parent organization

LTBFAC operates under the U.S. Forest Service, which is part of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The Forest Service manages the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (LTBMU) and other public lands in the area.

Legislation

The committee was established by Executive Order 13057, which focused on protecting and restoring the environmental health of the Lake Tahoe Basin.

Partners

• Federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of the Interior
• State of California and Nevada, including local governments
• Tribal nations
• Local businesses and community groups

Number of employees

The committee comprises 20 members representing various interests in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

Organization structure

Members are appointed to reflect the diverse stakeholders within the Lake Tahoe area, including environmental, business, recreational, and educational sectors.

Leader

The committee is led by a Chair, who coordinates meetings and represents the committee's views.

Divisions

There are no formal divisions, but the committee might form subcommittees for specific issues:

• Subcommittees could focus on topics like water quality, forest management, or community development.

List of programs

• Advising on land use and environmental policies
• Reviewing and recommending on federal projects within the basin
• Public engagement and consensus building on basin management

Last total enacted budget

The budget for LTBFAC is not publicly detailed; funding comes from the USDA Forest Service's allocation for the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit.

Staff

The committee does not have dedicated staff; support is provided by Forest Service personnel.

Funding

Funding for LTBFAC's activities is included in the USDA's Forest Service budget for environmental management in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

Services provided

LTBFAC provides advisory services, focusing on integrating community and stakeholder input into federal decision-making processes for the Lake Tahoe Basin, promoting sustainable practices, and policy development.

Regulations overseen

While LTBFAC does not oversee regulations directly, its recommendations can influence federal and local policies related to environmental protection, land management, and economic development in the area.

Headquarters address

35 College Drive, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150, United States

History

The committee was initially established in 1997 to address the environmental and economic challenges of the Lake Tahoe Basin. It has since played a significant role in shaping policy and fostering collaboration among stakeholders for the betterment of the region.

External links

• [No official website available]
• wikipedia:Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee