As part of any Squaw Valley Village project, if approved, Squaw Valley Real Estate (SVRE) would have a Parks and Recreation obligation. They have begun to discuss what projects they would undertake to satisfy that obligation. This survey is meant to get community input on that discussion.

Chevis Hosea (SVRE) forwarded this list of possible projects to Friends of Squaw Valley. According to Chevis, SVRE would complete projects in the priority desired by the County and the public as development progresses.

1. Linear Park & Trail Expansion = Complete the hike/bike trail from Hwy 89 to Shirley Lake Trailhead with overlooks and informational signs

2. Shirley Lake & Granite Chief Trailhead improvements including signage, parking, bike storage, restroom facilities

3. Trail connecting Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley by connecting Western States and 5-Lakes Trails

4. Valley-wide ongoing trails maintenance program

5. Improvements to Squaw Valley Community Park with 2 all purpose courts and flush toilets

6. Squaw Valley Seasonal Playspace – Open to Public – with 3-Dimensional play structures for tots to kinder age (relocatable/removeable during ski season)

In some quick brainstorming of other ideas, the following were thrown out as additional possibilities. Chevis has said that he is open to alternatives beyond his 9 item list.

7. Maintained mountain bike trail between Squaw and Alpine

8. More comprehensive repair/repaving and ongoing snow removal of the Bike/Hike trail along Squaw Valley Road

9. Improvements (landscaping, benches) to the frisbee golf course by High Camp

10. Summer skate board park in Alpine or Squaw parking lot

11. Lift served mountain bike trails in Alpine Meadows or Squaw Valley

12. A hiking trail in Alpine Meadows from the base lodge to the chalet for coffee and croissants on the deck

13. Squaw Valley Rim Trail – being able to hike along the mountain top rim around Squaw Valley from Olympic Torch to Olympic Torch.

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* 1. Please specify, from the list of 1 to 13, your top 5 choices (by number) for new parks and recreation improvements that you would like to be included in any proposed Squaw Valley Specific Plan, if one were to be approved. If you would like to include one that is not on the list, please write it in the comment space. If we see enough commonality, we might do a quick followup.

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* 2. Additional comments

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* 3. For those of you who are SV parcel owners, would you support an annual parcel tax as a parks assessment fee to fund and maintain more substantial recreational amenities in Squaw (like a recreation center or a pool or new park)? If you answer "no", please do not answer question 4.

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* 4. What would you be willing to pay?

Thank you for taking the Friends of Squaw Valley survey.

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