properties in south lake tahoe: South Tahoe Wood Stove Regulations
- 02/09/11 09:41 AM
When purchasing a property in South Lake Tahoe there are some regulations that you are going to want to know about. One of these regulations is the Tahoe Regional Planning Agencies "Wood Heater Retrofit Program". The TRPA requires that if there is a wood burning stove in a property, it must be certified by the EPA. An EPA certified wood stove has been independently tested by an accredited laboratory to meet a particulate emissions limit of 7.5* grams per hour for noncatalytic wood stoves and 4.1* grams per hour for catalytic wood stoves. Click on the following link for the List of EPA certified … (0 comments)
properties in south lake tahoe: South Lake Tahoe Properties
- 02/26/09 05:01 AM
With only one vacant lot sold so far this year, and no lots currently in escrow, it is not looking good for the value of vacant properties in South Lake Tahoe. So far this year, the only lot that has sold on the South Lake Tahoe mls was 3708 Verdon Street. 3708 Verdon is a vacant lot with no allocation near Heavenly Valley Ski Resort that sold for $90,000. The speculators, developers, and investors that were buying the lots in South Lake Tahoe and earning massive returns on their investments have just stopped buying land. The days of six figure returns on spec … (0 comments)
My South Lake Tahoe real estate blog will provide the latest information about the South Lake Tahoe Real Estate market conditions. I will focus on foreclosures in South Lake Tahoe currently listed on the South Lake Tahoe mls. Providing the latest statistics, financing options, and inventory as quickly as possible will be my goal!
South Lake Tahoe Real Estate - Trulia
When purchasing a property in South Lake Tahoe there are some regulations that you are going to want to know about. One of these regulations is the Tahoe Regional Planning Agencies "Wood Heater Retrofit Program". The TRPA requires that if there is a wood burning stove in a property, it must be certified by the EPA. An EPA certified wood stove has been independently tested by an accredited laboratory to meet a particulate emissions limit of 7.5* grams per hour for noncatalytic wood stoves and 4.1* grams per hour for catalytic wood stoves. Click on the following link for the List of EPA certified … (0 comments)
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