Homewood Mountain Resort In Tahoe Temporarily Closed Due To Fire
TAHOE CITY (CBS13) – The latest on a fire at a ski resort on the west shore of Lake Tahoe:
1:27 p.m.
Officials at Homewood Mountain Resort say they plan on resuming operations on Thursday.
The South Lodge building at the resort was destroyed in the fire. Officials say the building housed administration offices and a restaurant.
UPDATE: Homewood spokesperson says they plan to open operations tomorrow. Admin offices and restaurant destroyed by fire. pic.twitter.com/HYy1pwEjVy
— Drew Bollea (@Drew_WCCB) December 28, 2016
7:01 a.m.
Homewood Mountain Resort is closed until further notice due to a fire that tore through a building early Wednesday morning.
North Tahoe Fire crews responded to the resort just after 3 a.m. and found that a south lodge structure was going up in smoke. Crews from Truckee Fire and Squaw Valley Fire were called in to help.
No one was injured in the fire, North Tahoe Fire says.
Scene of the fire at Homewood Mountain Resort (????: @NTFPD_) pic.twitter.com/WZYo898FBa
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As of 6 a.m., fire crews were still busy trying to knock down the flames. Highway 89 in the area is open, but authorities say to be aware that fire crews will be actively operating in the area. Tahoe Ski Bowl Way is closed.
Our #NorthLakeTahoe deputies responded to the @skihomewood resort south lodge for a #fire & found the building fully engulfed. #3alarm #ski pic.twitter.com/UxPrpfWvjR
— Placer Sheriff (@PlacerSheriff) December 28, 2016
Homewood Mountain Resort and lift operations will be closed until further notice, the resort general manager says.