Partners
The Chateau at Heavenly Village is a planning partnership between the City of South Lake Tahoe/South Tahoe Redevelopment Agency and Lake Tahoe Development Co, LLC.
City of South Lake Tahoe/South Tahoe Redevelopment Agency
Formed in 1988, the Redevelopment Agency is a part of the City of South Lake Tahoe’s government.
The Redevelopment Agency Board of Directors formulates the policies of the Redevelopment Agency. The members of the board are comprised of the City Council members.
The Redevelopment Agency is responsible for the redevelopment, rehabilitation, and revitalization of the “Project Area” (174 acres that run along Highway 50 from just west of Ski Run Blvd. to the California/Nevada border.)
To date, redevelopment efforts have included Embassy Suites Hotel, Ski Run Marina, Tahoe Meadows Linear Park and the Heavenly Village.
For more information, visit www.cityofslt.us/redevelopment-housing/redevelopment.html
Eugene Palazzo
(530) 542-6044
epalazzo@cityofslt.us
Lake Tahoe Development Company, LLC
The Lake Tahoe Development Co., LLC is the lead developer of The Chateau at Heavenly Village. The Company's principals have been involved in the development business at Lake Tahoe since 1976 with a strong background in the creation of innovative real estate projects. Area developments include single family homes, new and re-developed commercial properties, assemblage and reconfiguration of large and small parcels of land, affordable housing, multi-family apartments, and fractional ownership projects. They are responsible for all development costs of the Chateau at Heavenly Village as well as operations and maintenance for the Events Center.
Randy Lane - partner
Lake Tahoe Development Company
(775) 588-5617
randy@tahoedevelopment.com
Kevin Lane - partner
Lake Tahoe Development Company
(775) 588-5617
kevin@tahoedevelopment.com
Chris Lumley - construction manager
Lake Tahoe Development Company
(775) 588-5617
cflumley@hotmail.com
A quarter century ago, Sid Landolt and Pete Dupuis were a team of two. Their history began in a suburb of Vancouver in 1983, with a company called Royal City Realty. Two years later, it evolved into RE/Max Royal City Realty, and quickly became the highest sales-per-agent RE/Max office in the North America-wide network — and one with a very long list of satisfied customers.
In 1989, focus shifted to project marketing with the co-founding of Milborne Real Estate. Over the next five years, the company sold more than 100 projects with a sales volume of $1.5 billion. As the resort real estate business boomed in the 1990s, Sid and Pete formed a company named Sapera (an acronym for Sid and Pete’s Excellent Real Estate Adventure) that would become instrumental in reinventing the selling process. The Limited Property Release program that was created — now an industry-wide standard — gave thousands of people the opportunity to own the resort home of their dreams, and fueled dynamic growth at Intrawest, which bought Sapera in 2000 and renamed it Playground.
In 2004, S&P Destination Properties was formed around the very simple idea of creating a legacy company that’s all about the people — team members, developers, co-op brokers and customers — who bring it to life and give it meaning.
For more information, visit www.sprealestate.com.