Tahoe Keys

Tahoe Keys Property Owners Association in South Lake Tahoe, California.

About TKPOA

The Tahoe Keys is a 740-acre private marina community laced with eleven miles of inland waterways located at the southern tip of Lake Tahoe in South Lake Tahoe, California. Most of the 1529 members who own homes, townhouses or vacant lots have a private boat dock and are located on numerous lagoons, canals or the Tahoe Keys Marina with its boat launching ramps. Waterfront living provides direct access to Lake Tahoe and its many water sports.

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Tahoe Keys Amenities

Tahoe Keys is a private community for its owners and their guests.
Right to pass by permission, and subject to control, of owner. California Civil Code, Section 1008.
Use of the pools and tennis courts require a homeowner access card. Please visit the Pavilion for more information or call (530) 542-6444 ext. 221.

Tahoe Keys Integrated Weed Management Program

--- This is about the health of Lake Tahoe. ---

WE HAVE A PROBLEM.

Click here to visit the dedicated IWMP website!

Click to Download - Draft Executive Summary, Tahoe Keys IWMP
Click to Download - Draft Integrated Weed Management Plan

Latest News

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Weed Harvesting Update - September 2019

Our harvesting season is winding down and with one month left to go, our shutdown process has begun.

At the beginning of the season, I stated that the Association has only three harvesters, compared to five in years past. During high traffic months, our focus was to ensure the navigation lanes were as clear as possible. For the remainder of the season we will be focusing on docks and slips.

Harmful Algae Bloom (HAB)

The Water Quality Committee and the Water Quality (WQ) Staff have been proactive in the planning and preparation of our waterways since our 2017 Harmful Algae Bloom (HAB). This season, water quality sampling and monitoring has been ongoing since April. Unfortunately, the TKPOA is at the infancy stages of experiencing another algae bloom for this season in the West Channel, East Channel and Lake Tallac.

Cove Advisors Needed for Bavarian Isle and Aloha Isle

It is important that all TKPOA subdivisions are represented by a property owner living within their subdivision. Per the Advisor rules, any owner in good standing may volunteer to serve as the Advisor to their Subdivision or Cove. Otherwise the property owners may nominate themselves or another owner within that subdivision, confirmed by a vote of the Board of Directors.

Weed Harvesting Update - July 2019

The first two weeks of the harvesting season are completed. Similar to last year, the season started off slow due to the water being deeper and colder, which has stunted the plant growth up to this point. Due to this, we suspended harvesting in June and focused on fragment control. We started harvesting after the July 4th holiday and are now in full operations.

Current Positions Available - July 19th, 2019

Here are the TKPOA Positions currently open and at the end of the posting you find instructions on how to apply.

Latest Forum Posts

Re: What to do with Lake Tallac. The Vote

Posted by Burkhart - 06/25/2019 0:50

boat seat found in Keys

Posted by Chscotty - 06/23/2019 19:41

What to do with Lake Tallac. The Vote

Posted by Roizen - 06/13/2019 23:23

What to do with Lake Tallac?

Posted by Roizen - 06/13/2019 20:28

Re: Water Leaks from residing in Cove 5

Posted by hhouston@tahoekeyspoa.org - 02/12/2019 18:25

Re: Water Leaks from residing in Cove 5

Posted by hhouston@tahoekeyspoa.org - 02/08/2019 19:17

Water Leaks from residing in Cove 5

Posted by info@melsmothers.com - 02/02/2019 15:45

Water Leaks from residing in Cove 5

Posted by info@melsmothers.com - 02/02/2019 15:37

3 person towing ski float found

Posted by rimueller@att.net - 10/07/2018 23:28

paddle boat found

Posted by rimueller@att.net - 08/21/2018 17:34

Environmental Initiatives

TKPOA is actively participating in several local, basin-wide, environmental committees and task groups. We are working with TRPA (Tahoe Region Planning Agency) and TRCD (Tahoe Resource Conservation District) on the study and testing of control methods for aquatic invasive spieces. We are participating with The League to Save Lake Tahoe's "Eyes of the Lake" program and on marking storm drains. TKPOA is redoubling its efforts to reach out to our many neighboring communities and you can read more about some of our projects and initiatives below.

BMP, Landscaping,

Best Management Practices

BMP

We encourage and permit private owner landscape design proposals that reduce water consumption and runoff. We also engourage planting of water efficient native plants.

Wildlife

protecting our wildlife neighbors

Wildlife

We eliminate inappropriate food sources for wildlife to limit any confrontations with bears, coyotes, raccoons and other scavengers. We are constantly educating home owners on use of bird seeds, pet foods and not to do any handfeeding.

Water

we all do our part in conserving

Water Conservation

The Keys has had a water conservation program in place for several years. You can learn more about this here.

Lake Tahoe and our lagoons

it is all connected

Lagoon Water Quality

The Tahoe Keys lagoons or channels are connected to Lake Tahoe. Nutrients and fine sediments contained in lagoon water can adversely impact the water quality and clarity of the lake.

Education and Outreach

Communications

Education & Outreach

TKPOA members are taking part in and voluteering for a number of environmental projects and initiatives.

News

You can find all news and published articles here, including a search function to help find older material. On the home page there is a recent news ticker that shows the latest and most important news.

Bulletin Board

In addition to the news section there is also a Forum open to TKPOA members. You can access the forum from the top menu if you are a registered user and logged in to the website.

Documents Archive

In the Documents section you will find all available documents for review or download.

Most document folders are only open for members so be sure to login to gain access.

Board Meeting Minutes

Here is a shortcut to the minutes from the Board of Directors Meetings.

Wildlife

The TKPOA is participating in a number of public programs as well as funding and managing our own projects to protect the wildlife and water quality around Lake Tahoe.

Lake Tahoe

We are a boating community so obviously we care about the water quality in our channels and in Lake Tahoe. Click here to browse water and lake related articles.

Important information for Realtors and Title Companies

All realtors and property owners should be advised that it is against the Governing Laws of the Association to sell, or offer for sale, partial shares or other than whole conveyance of any property in Tahoe Keys.

Real Estate Escrow & Loan document package request.

We have partnered with CondoCerts to improve our service related to Real Estate transactions. CondoCerts is an Internet utility developed to simplify the process of delivering and obtaining community association data and documentation for a variety of users in any association real estate transaction. Learn how it works here.

Important information regarding Rentals

The Owners' Association DOES NOT RENT nor manage any long-term or short-term rentals within the Tahoe Keys. The Association also does not provide any services usually associated with vacation rentals such as housekeeping or private property maintenance.

Short-Term Vacation Renter Policy

Follow the rules and have a pleasant stay.

Report

As a community we rely on each other to report suspicious and nuicanse activity in our neighborhood. The following kind of incidents should be reported to the security department: Property disturbance or violation, suspicious activity or vandalism, wild animals.

Security Cameras

The security camera system was recently expanded to provide additional coverage in the common areas: the Pavilion and nearby facilities (childrens play area, beach volleyball court, and tennis court), and the Corporation Yard. This will help identify people responsible for ongoing issues related to the tennis courts, Pavilion Beach, volleyball court, and Pavilion dumpsters.