City-owned Land Lease Extension
Summary
Reno just locked in a 99-year lease for Sky Tavern Ski Area at $1 a year. That gives the nonprofit long-term security to fund upgrades and keep affordable youth ski programs running—good news if your kids want to learn to ski.
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Impact analysis
The city gives up meaningful lease revenue—$1 a year for 99 years—but gets a stable nonprofit partner running low-cost youth programs.
Kids and families looking for affordable ski lessons, plus the Sky Tavern nonprofit and the local winter-sports scene.
No groups negatively affected—unless you count the city missing out on rent money.
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Sky Tavern’s 99-Year lease sets stage for future upgrades and expanded programs
RENO, Nev. — A nearly 100-year lease extension approved by the Reno City Council is giving Sky Tavern Ski Area long-term security to plan improvements and continue its youth ski programs for decades to come.The...
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