Currently holds the office of South Lake Tahoe City Council until December 31, 2026.
Candidate for South Lake Tahoe City Council in 2026 California General Election.
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Get StartedExpansion of wilderness guiding and education programs through LTCC and attracting schools such as NOLS. Learn more
Expansion of Barton Hospital into an orthopedics center of excellence (like the Steadman Clinic in Vail), bringing in fellowships and patients from around the world. Learn more
Improving wired internet reliability, supporting businesses which operate locally, and serve clients remotely. Learn more
We should encourage car-pooling and transit use by tourists with an overnight hotel parking tax, with proceeds dedicated to funding transit improvements and tourism environmental mitigation. Learn more
We should also expedite development of the affordable housing project at HW50 and Pioneer, and begin the long term development work for a new housing project at soon-to-be demolished fire station three (which is slated for replacement with a new fire station next door). Learn more
We also need to make the development of new rental housing cost effective by amending our outdated residential zoning laws that incentivize the building of giant McMansions, but which currently outright prohibit even modestly sized duplex housing almost everywhere. Learn more
I will work to aggressively expand the city’s inclusionary housing funding law. This program assesses a fee on new construction to support affordable housing, but it only applies to large McMansions. Today, large AirBnB-condo developments, such as those around Heavenly Village are exempted. Learn more
We also need to make the development of new rental housing cost effective by amending our outdated residential zoning laws that incentivize the building of giant McMansions, but which currently outright prohibit even modestly sized duplex housing almost everywhere. Learn more
We should also expedite development of the affordable housing project at HW50 and Pioneer, and begin the long term development work for a new housing project at soon-to-be demolished fire station three (which is slated for replacement with a new fire station next door). Learn more
We can and should raise the Transient Occupancy Tourist Tax (TOT) from the current 12% to 16% (for comparison, San Francisco is at 14%) to fund necessary road repairs. Learn more
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