Tahoe ski resort reverses parking policy after legal fights
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October 4, 2020
RENO, Nev. (AP) — Free parking, as precious to some skiers as virgin mountain powder, has returned to one Lake Tahoe resort but not before its corporate owner waged an expensive year-long legal battle with two season-pass holders.
An 80-year-old attorney and another man whose first job out of college was parking cars at the mountain now owned by Vail Resorts filed separate lawsuits when Northstar California replaced traditional free parking with $20 daily fees ($40 weekends) — after they'd purchased their passes.
Unlike visitors from San Francisco who spend the weekend skiing, locals like atto...
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