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Staff Report ZEPHYR COVE, Nev. The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection has found no problems with Douglas County’s plan to upgrade the public water system that serves the Cave Rock and Skyland area. The NDEP issued a statement Monday that said it intends to issue a “Finding of No Significant Impact.” The county is seeking $16.5 million from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund to replace old drinking water pipelines within the existing easements (Hidden Woods and along Lincoln Highway), to repair the Lake Tahoe intake structure, and some work at the Cave Rock-Skyland water treatment plant facility. The utility serves approximately 2,800 people located in and around the Cave Rock and Skyland communities along U.S. Highway 50, said a press release.

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