As we’ve elsewhere explained, when IVGID acquired its two golf courses their represented funding source was IVGID’s Recreation Facility Fee (“RFF”). Here we discuss when and how IVGID has maintained, improved and renovated its golf courses, staff’s plans for the … Continue reading →
As elsewhere described, on March 26, 1976 the IVGID Board adopted Resolution No. 1244 which directed its chairperson to enter into a written agreement with Japan Golf Promotion (U.S.A.), Inc. (“JGP”) for the District’s purchase of Incline Village’s two golf … Continue reading →
As elsewhere described, on March 26, 1976 the IVGID Board adopted Resolution No. 1244 which directed its chairperson to enter into a written agreement with Japan Golf Promotion (U.S.A.), Inc. (“JGP”) for the District’s purchase of Incline Village’s two golf … Continue reading →
Just like IVGID’s golf courses, many people think IVGID’s acquisition of Diamond Peak goes all the way back to the general improvement district’s (“GID’s”) creation on May 20, 1961. But that’s not the case. As the reader will learn, IVGID … Continue reading →
As elsewhere stated, Crystal Bay Development Co. (“CBDC”) sold all of its remaining Incline Village lands to Boise Cascade Corporation of Boise, Idaho (the parent company) on June 4, 1967. “One of (Boise Cascade’s)…major interests (at the time)…was…real estate speculation … Continue reading →
As elsewhere stated, on/about November 18, 1977 IVGID acquired approximately 57.8 acres in the heart of Incline Village for a “core recreation (facility) area.” The IVGID Board (“Board”) commissioned a “Recreation Needs Analysis and Park Master Plan” for development of … Continue reading →
As elsewhere stated, on/about November 18, 1977 IVGID acquired approximately 57.8 acres in the heart of Incline Village for a “core recreation (facility) area.” The IVGID Board (“Board”) commissioned a “Recreation Needs Analysis and Park Master Plan” for development of … Continue reading →
After IVGID acquired the beaches and the public became aware of the District’s new public recreation powers, as we have elsewhere stated, there was an organic push to use that power to construct parks and athletic fields. This “push” was … Continue reading →
As elsewhere explained, Crystal Bay Development Co. (“CBDC”) sold all of its remaining Incline Village properties but for the beaches to Boise Cascade Home & Land Corporation (“Boise Cascade”) on June 4, 1967. The minutes of the IVGID Board’s August … Continue reading →
As elsewhere discussed, between 1959-1967 Crystal Bay Development Co. (“CBDC”) owned and developed essentially all of Incline Village. And as elsewhere stated, on June 4, 1967 CBDC sold essentially all of its remaining Incline Village lands to Boise Cascade Corporation of Boise, Idaho1 (Boise-Cascade). One of the … Continue reading →