COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Chair, Alexis Hill, District 1

Vice-Chair, Jeanne Herman, District 5

Michael Clark, District 2

Mariluz Garcia, District 3

Clara Andriola, District 4

NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA

WASHOE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

- 1001 E. 9th Street, Reno, Nevada 89512

COUNTY MANAGER

Eric P. Brown

January 14, 2025

10:00 a.m.

DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Nathan Edwards

COUNTY CLERK

Janis Galassini

NOTE: Items on this agenda may be taken out of order, combined with other items, removed from the agenda,

or moved to the agenda of another later meeting. The Consent section is a single agenda item and is

considered as a block and will not be read aloud. Items on this agenda may also be moved to or from the

consent section. Items not voted on in the Consent section may also be voted on in a separate block or blocks.

Items designated for a specified time will not be heard prior to the stated time but may be heard later. There

will be only one period of public comment on any block vote. Any public comment made during that period

may pertain to any of the items being voted on in the block, but there will not be separate public comment

periods for each item within the block.

Location. This meeting will be held at the physical location designated on this agenda, but one or more of the

County Commissioners and/or County staff may attend and participate by a remote technology system.

Members of the public wishing to attend the meeting may do so at the designated physical location or may

otherwise participate as stated in the Public Comment section. The Chair or their designee will make

reasonable efforts to ensure that members of the public body and members of the public present at the

physical location can hear or observe each member attending by remote technology system, and each member

of the public body in attendance can participate in the meeting.

Accessibility. Washoe County, in compliance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and Title II of the Americans

with Disabilities Act, will make its public meetings digitally, physically, and language accessible to the public. For

limited English proficient and hearing-impaired individuals, the Wordly application is available to members of the

public attending the meeting in-person. Persons who require special accommodations or assistance in attending

this meeting may contact the Office of the County Manager at least two working days before the meeting, if

possible, by dialing 311 from any phone or (775) 328-2003.

Public Transportation. Public transportation is available to this meeting site. For eligible RTC ACCESS

reservations call (775) 348-5438 or visit: https://www.rtcwashoe.com/public-transportation/.

Public Comment. Public comment is welcomed during public comment periods and is limited to 3 minutes per

person per public comment period. Unused time may not be allocated to other speakers. A speaker’s

viewpoint will not be restricted; however, reasonable restrictions may be imposed upon the time, place, and

manner of speech. Irrelevant statements, unduly repetitious statements, and personal attacks that would

objectively antagonize or incite others are examples of speech that may be reasonably limited. All comments

are to be directed to the Commission as a whole.

During the general public comment periods at the beginning and end of the meeting, speakers may address

any matter either on or off the agenda. Items voted on in the Consent section or in a separate block or blocks

shall have a single public comment period per block, and public comment will only be heard about the specific

items being considered by the Commission in the block. For the remainder of the agenda, during items

designated “for possible action” that are considered individually, public comment will only be heard about the

specific item being considered by the Commission. Members of the public that wish to share documents or

make a brief presentation within their public comment period must provide ten (10) printed copies of each

document. Please note that USB drives or any other digital media will not be accepted due to the risk of

introducing viruses or malicious code, which could potentially compromise the County’s systems.

Members of the public may also submit comments by mail (1001 E. Ninth St., Reno, NV 89512), by eComment

at https://washoe-nv.granicusideas.com/#. The County will make reasonable efforts to include all such

comments received by 4:00 pm one working day prior to the meeting in the record. Mail and eComment will

not be read by the Clerk.

Although not required by the Open Meeting Law, in order to accommodate persons residing in populated

areas substantially outside the vicinity of the commission chambers, additional public comment may be given

by remote technology system on agenda items concerning Districts 1, 5, or “All Commission Districts” (as

specified in the subject line of the respective agenda items as “Virtual Public Comment Eligible”) from the

following locations: Incline Village Library: 845 Alder Ave, Incline Village, NV 89451 and/or Gerlach Community

Center: 510 Cottonwood St, Gerlach, NV 89412.

Forum Restrictions and Orderly Conduct of Business. The Board of County Commissioners carries out the

business of Washoe County and its residents during its meetings. The presiding officer may order a person be

removed if the person’s conduct or statements disrupt the order or safety of the meeting. Warnings about

disruptive conduct or comments may or may not be given prior to removal.

Responses to Public Comments. The Board of County Commissioners may only deliberate or take action on

matters that have been properly labeled “for possible action” and listed on a properly noticed Agenda. While

the Open Meeting law allows discussion of public comments by members of the Commission, responses to

matters not listed on the agenda could become deliberation without notice to the public. To avoid this

situation and to ensure the public has proper notice of all matters, members may choose not to respond to

public comments, except to correct factual inaccuracies, ask for staff to provide information, or ask that the

matter be listed on a future agenda for consideration.

Pursuant to NRS 241.020, the Agenda for the Board of County Commissioners has been posted at the following

locations: Washoe County Administration Building (1001 E. 9th Street, Bldg. A), Washoe County

Courthouse-Second Judicial District Court (75 Court Street), Reno City Hall - Clerk's Office (1 E. 1st Street);

Sparks Justice Court (1675 East Prater Way); www.washoecounty.gov/bcc/board_committees/ and

https://notice.nv.gov.

Although no longer required under NRS 241.020, the agenda has been physically posted at the following

locations: Washoe County Courthouse-Second Judicial District Court (75 Court Street), Reno City Hall - Clerk's

Office (1 E. 1st Street), Sparks Justice Court (1675 East Prater Way).

Support documentation for the items on the agenda, provided to the Washoe County Board of Commissioners,

is available to members of the public at the County Manager’s Office (1001 E. 9th Street, Bldg. A, 2nd Floor,

Reno, Nevada) Washoe 311 (washoe311@washoecounty.gov), (775) 328-2000 and on Washoe County’s website

www.washoecounty.gov/bcc/ .

We begin by acknowledging that we gather today on the ancestral homelands of the Waší·šiw (Washoe), Numu

(Northern Paiute), Newe (Western Shoshone), Nuwu (Southern Paiute), and Pipa Aha (Mojave), the original

caretakers of the land that we now call Nevada. Washoe County, formally named after the Washoe people in

1861, continues to be a gathering place and home for Indigenous Peoples, and we recognize their rich history

and deep connections to these lands. May we honor their past, present, and future stewardship by

remembering that the health of the land and its people are inextricably linked.

10:00 a.m.

Salute to the flag.

Roll call.

Public Comment. Comment heard under this item will be limited to three minutes per

person and may pertain to matters both on and off the Commission agenda. The

Commission will also hear public comment during individual action items, with comment

limited to three minutes per person. Comments are to be made to the Commission as a

whole. Virtual Public Comment Eligible when facilities are available.

Public comment is welcomed during public comment periods and is limited to 3 minutes

per person per public comment period. Unused time may not be allocated to other

speakers. A speaker’s viewpoint will not be restricted; however, reasonable restrictions

may be imposed upon the time, place, and manner of speech. Irrelevant statements,

unduly repetitious statements, and personal attacks that would objectively antagonize or

incite others are examples of speech that may be reasonably limited. All comments are to

be directed to the Commission as a whole.

The Board of County Commissioners carries out the business of Washoe County and its

residents during its meetings. The presiding officer may order a person be removed if the

person’s conduct or statements disrupt the order or safety of the meeting. Warnings about

disruptive conduct or comments may or may not be given prior to removal.

Furthermore, certain disruptions of a public meeting are criminal acts as defined under

NRS 203.090 and/or NRS 203.119 which may result in prosecution in appropriate cases.

(Note: Items listed after Public Comment will be heard on or after 11:00am. In no

case will they be heard sooner than the stated time.)

Commissioners’/County Manager’s announcements, reports and updates to include boards

and commissions updates, requests for information or topics for future agendas. (No

discussion among Commissioners will take place on this item.)

Donations. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

6.A.1.

Recommendation to accept a donation from FTFT LLC, Hammer & Nails

Regional to Washoe County Human Services Agency Child Protective

Services Fund to support Have A Heart Washoe, which provides safe and

stable foster and adoptive homes for children and teens in Washoe

County Foster Care, in the amount of [$9,165.56] retroactive for December

16, 2024; and direct Finance to make the necessary budget amendments.

Human Services Agency. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 01-14-25 TMP9453 HSA_Accept Hammer & Nails

Donation [$9,165.56]

Consent Items. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

eComment to be provided here. The Consent section is a single agenda item and is

considered as a block. Individual items in the Consent section will not be eComment

eligible. When providing eComment, please note the specific item being addressed.

7.A.1.

Washoe County Law Library Annual Report for fiscal year 2024, including

the following elements of Law Library operations: funding, collection, and

personnel. District Court. (All Commission Districts.)

Attachments:

BCC 01-14-2025 Staff Report for 2024 Year Report Law

Library District Court

BCC 01-14-2025 Year Report 2024 Law Library

7.A.2.

Recommendation to appoint one attorney member and one non-attorney

member to the Law Library Board of Trustees. It is recommended that

Michael V. Kattelman serve as an attorney member and be reappointed for

a two-year term expiring on January 31, 2027, and Aurora Partridge serve

as a non-attorney member, reappointed for a two-year term expiring

January 31, 2027. Candidates will satisfy the attorney position and

non-attorney position required for the Law Library Board of Trustees.

Michael V. Kattelman (incumbent) was the only applicant for the attorney

position. Applicants for the non-attorney position include Jodi Michelle

Bennett and Aurora Partridge (incumbent). District Court. (All Commission

Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 01-14-2025 Staff Report Law Library Two

Members for 2025 District Court

Aurora Partridge redacted application

Jodi Bennett redacted application

Michael V Kattelman redacted application

7.B.1.

Recommendation to appoint to the Washoe County Senior Advisory Board

Benecia Price [District 4] to the full term ending December 31, 2028,

Edward Lamb [District 4] to the partial term ending August 31, 2025, Craig

Bronzan [Alternate] to the partial term ending August 31, 2025, and

Joellen Keil [Alternate] to the partial term ending June 30, 2025. All terms

would be effective immediately. Human Services Agency. (All Commission

Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-25 TMP9320 HSA_Sr Advisory Board

Nominations Dec 2024

9.04.24 Benecia Price RDTD App D.4

9.04.24 Craig Bronzan Resume D.5_Redacted

9.04.24 Edward Lamb RDTD App D.4

9.04.24 JoEllen Keil Ltr D.5

9.04.24 Joellen Keil RDTD App D.5

9.04.24 JoEllen Keil Resume D.5

7.B.2.

Recommendation to accept a FY25 Federal Title IV-B 1 sub-grant award

from the State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services,

Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) in the amount of [$62,004.00;

$20,668.00 county match] retroactive from October 1, 2024 to June 30,

2025 to improve outcomes for children and families involved with Washoe

County Human Services Agency; authorize the Director of the Human

Services Agency to execute the grant and related documents; and direct

the Finance office to make the necessary budget amendments. Human

Services Agency. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-25 TMP9418 HSA_Accept FY25 Title IVB

Subpart 1 grant [$62,004.00; county match

$20,668.00]

93645-24-002 WCHSA IVB1 NOSA

7.B.3.

Recommendation to accept a FY25 John H. Chafee Foster Care Program

subgrant award from the State of Nevada, Division of Child and Family

Services (DCFS) in the amount of [$252,756.00; $63,189.00 county match],

retroactive from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025 to support youth who are

aging out of the foster care system in Washoe County with achieving

greater independence as adults; authorize the Director of the Human

Services Agency to execute the grant award and related documents; and

direct the Finance office to make the necessary budget amendments.

Human Services Agency. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 01-14-2025 TMP9424 HSA_Accept FY25 Chafee

Grant [$252,756.00; $63,189.00 county match]

93674-24-003 WCHSA Chafee NOSA

7.B.4.

Recommendation to accept a grant award from Community Solutions

International for the Built for Zero Housed for the Holidays program to

address unique barriers for homeless veterans to housing and to promote

stability that other resources cannot cover; in the amount of [$30,000.00,

no county match] retroactive to December 2, 2024 through March 2, 2025;

authorize the Director of the Human Services Agency to retroactively

execute the award document; and direct Finance to make the necessary

budget amendments. Human Services Agency. (All Commission Districts.)

FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-25 TMP9433 HSA_Accept BFZ Housed for the

Holidays Grant [$30,000.00; no county match]

Award Letter_Washoe County Human Services

Agency_$30000_Flex.docx

7.C.1.

Recommendation to acknowledge and approve, effective January 27, 2025,

for Incline Justice Court, two (2) reclassifications and two (2) Full-Time

Equivalent (FTE) changes. Reclassify Judge’s Administrative Assistant

position (70000360), pay grade J150, to new classification Justice Court

Administrator-Incline, pay grade J190 [$39,324- offset with reduction in

intermittent hourly budget and other position changes]; Court Clerk Lead

position (70008744), pay grade J150, to Court Clerk, pay grade J140

[savings $9,005]. Reduce the current 1.0 FTE Interpreter/Clerk position

(70000136) to 0.80 FTE [savings $21,197]; increase the current 0.65 FTE

Deputy Clerk III position (70009155) to 0.80 FTE [$17,947] and authorize

Human Resources to make the necessary changes [net fiscal impact savings

$-0-]. Incline Justice Court. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE

ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 01_14_25-Incline JC Staff Report-Reclassifications

7.D.1.

Recommendation to approve and accept Federal 2024 Library Services and

Technology Act (LSTA) Grant-In-Aid Award funds from the State of Nevada

to the Washoe County Library System in the amount of $66,120.00

[$6,612.00 County match] for a retroactive term of September 1, 2024, to

September 30, 2025, for the purchase of equipment to create

technology-equipped conference rooms at the Incline Village and Spanish

Springs Libraries, and install mobile conference solutions at five additional

libraries; if approved, to authorize Finance to make the necessary

amendments to the Washoe County Library System’s Fiscal Year 25 budget

to reflect the receipt and use of the grant funds. Library. (All Commission

Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC Staff Report - 1-14-25 - Federal 2024 LSTA

Grant-In-Aid Award

Federal 2024 LSTA Grant-in-Aid Award Letter

7.D.2.

Recommendation to approve and accept Entrepreneurship & Libraries

Conference (ELC) Pitch Competition grant funds in the amount of

$1,000.00 [$350.00 County match] for a retroactive term of June 1, 2024, to

January 31, 2025, for the purchase and installation of a bicycle repair

station at the Sparks Library; if approved, to authorize Finance to make the

necessary amendments to the Washoe County Library System’s Fiscal Year

25 budget to reflect the receipt and use of the grant funds. Library. (All

Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC Staff Report 1-14-25 - Ride, Repair, Read Grant

Ride, Repair, Read - ELC Pitch 2024 Grant

7.E.1.

Review and approval of revisions to the Washoe County Employee

Lobbying Policy; State Legislature. The policy provides guidelines and

requirements for all County officers, employees and contract lobbyists

while engaged in legislative and lobbying activities with the State of

Nevada Legislature and its members. The proposed revisions to the policy

are intended to update the policy to conform with the requirements and

definitions established in Nevada Revised Statues (NRS) Chapter 218H -

Lobbying, which has been revised several times since Board adoption of

the current policy in October 2012. Additional revisions are recommended

for form, clarity, and to remove gendered language from the policy.

Manager. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC_01142025_Manager_Employee Lobby updated

A - Washoe County Employee Lobbying Policy State

Legislature_Revised Jan 2025_Redline

B - Washoe County Employee Lobbying Policy State

Legislature_Revised Jan 2025_Clean

7.E.2.

Recommendation to approve, pursuant to NRS 244.1505, Commission

District Special Fund disbursement in the amount of [$65,000.00] for Fiscal

Year 2024-2025; District 5 Commissioner Jeanne Herman recommends a

[$10,000.00] grant to the Food Bank of Northern Nevada -- a nonprofit

organization created for religious, charitable, or educational purposes -- to

support the program’s efforts to provide food for families in need

throughout the region, specifically through the organization’s Mobile

Harvest program; and a [$10,000.00] grant to the Washoe County Human

Service Agency - a government entity -- to support the Men’s CrossRoads

program; and a [$10,000.00] grant to Safe Embrace -- a non-profit

organization created for religious, charitable or educational purposes -- to

support stabilization and relocation services for victims of domestic

violence; and a [$10,000.00] grant to Nevada Veterans Coalition -- a

nonprofit organization created for charitable, religious, or educational

purposes -- to support the mission of honoring all veterans’ past, present

and future; and a [$5,000.00] grant to the Great Basin Chaplain Corps -- a

nonprofit organization created for charitable, religious, or educational

purposes -- to support the program’s caregiving support; and a [$5,000.00]

grant to the Circle of Life Hospice Foundation -- a nonprofit organization

created for charitable, religious, or educational purposes -- to support the

program’s caregiving support; and a [$5,000.00] grant to The Salvation

Army -- a non-profit organization created for religious, charitable or

educational purposes -- to support meeting the needs of Washoe County

residents struggling with food and housing insecurity and those impacted

by the traumas of human trafficking; and a [$5,000.00] grant to the

Veterans Upward Bound Program at Truckee Meadows Community College

-- a nonprofit organization created for charitable, religious, or educational

purposes -- for the purpose of supporting educational and career success

for U.S. military veterans; and a [$5,000.00] grant to Washoe County 4-H

Youth Development Program of the University of Nevada Extension - a

nonprofit organization created for religious, charitable or educational

purposes - to support the Washoe County 4-H Large Livestock and Horse

Programs; approve Resolutions necessary for same; and direct the

Comptroller’s Office to make the necessary disbursements of funds.

Manager. (Commission District 5.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

01.14.25_Staff_Report_DF_HSA

Crossroads_FBNN_Salvation Army_ET All

Resolution Food Bank $10,000

Resolution Human Services Agency Mens CrossRoads

$10,000

Resolution Safe Embrace $10,000

Resolution Nevada Veterans Coalition $10,000

Resolution Great Basin Chaplain Corps

Resolution Circle of Life $5,000

Resolution Salvation Army $5,000

Resolution_Veterans Upward Bound TMCC

Washoe County 4-H Youth Development Program

$5,000

7.F.1.

Recommendation to acknowledge Receipt of Status Report of Commissary

Fund set up per NRS 211.360 to be utilized for the welfare and benefit of

the inmates for items such as counseling, chaplaincy services, vocational

training, and certifications programs for inmates in the jail, submitted by

the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Commissary Committee for First

Quarter of Fiscal Year 2025. Sheriff. (All Commission Districts.) FOR

DISCUSSION ONLY

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-25 - Sheriff - Commissary Status Report FY25

QTR 1

7.F.2.

Recommendation to authorize the Sheriff’s Office to revise the

fingerprinting fee from $40.25 to $39.00 [no cost to County] retroactive to

January 1, 2025, to match the fingerprinting processing fee charged by the

State of Nevada. Sheriff. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 01-14-25 - Sheriff - Fingerprint Collection Fee

decrease -

NVDPS FP FEES JAN 2025

7.F.3.

Recommendation to approve the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

access agreement between Renown Health and Washoe County Sheriff’s

Office to allow Washoe County Sheriff’s Office RAVEN Unit to have access

to Renown Health’s helipad facilities for the purpose of patient transport

and authorize the Sheriff to sign the Cooperative Agreement MOU. Sheriff.

(All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 12-17-24 - Sheriff - Renown Helipad MOU

Renown Health Access Agreement 2024 - Helicopter

EMS v2.0

7.G.1.

Recommendation to approve the reimbursement of costs incurred by the

City of Sparks, the City of Reno, and Washoe County for expenses related

to and in support of the Enhanced 911 Emergency Response System and

portable event recording devices, as recommended by the 911 Emergency

Response Advisory Committee on November 21, 2024, in an amount not to

exceed [$199,594.76] as specified within the adopted Enhanced 911 Fund’s

operating budget. Technology Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR

POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-25 - Staff Report - 911 Reimbursements

End of Consent Items

Recommendation to, (1) award a bid and approve the Agreement to the

lowest responsive, responsible bidder for the Melio Gaspari Water Park

Safety Improvements Project, PWP-WA-2024-439 [staff recommends

Sullivan Structures, LLC), for the base bid in the amount of $497,110]; and

(2) approve a separate project contingency fund [in the amount of

$49,710] for a total construction cost not to exceed $546,820. The Project

is located at 7100 Pyramid Way, Sparks, Nevada, and the scope of work is

to design, and construct upgraded safety and maintenance features for the

Melio Gaspari Water Play Park. Safety upgrades include the construction

of the mechanical system cover/structure, redesign and installation of

certain portions of mechanical system (i.e., water pumps, chlorination

pumps, acid pumps, surge tank) to meet the latest health code standards

and (3) if approved, direct Finance to make the necessary net-zero

cross-fund budget appropriation transfers (net-zero impact, no additional

funding is being requested). Community Services. (Commission District 2.)

FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

01-14-25 - Staff Report - Melio Gaspair Water Park -

Fiscal Edits JH

01-14-25 - Agreement Melio Gaspari Waterpark

01-14-25 - Exhibit A - Indemnification Insurance Spec

Possible discussion and approval of the 2025 Washoe County State

Legislative Principles, including an update and direction to staff regarding

the 83rd Session of the Nevada Legislature. The principles are meant to

serve as a framework of guidance to staff, lobbyists and elected officials in

representing the County before the Nevada Legislature and provide a

means to advance and protect the County’s interests on state-level issues.

Among other things, they address legislative, regulatory, administrative

and fiscal impact issues that may arise during the legislative session.

Approval of principles may include but is not necessarily limited to the

following overarching categories: effective communication, respect for

governmental roles in delivering quality public service, and economic

strength and diversity. Manager. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE

ACTION

Attachments:

BCC_01142025_Manager_2025 State Legislative

Principles

10.

Possible discussion and approval of Washoe County’s Federal Legislative

Principles and Lobbying Practices, including an update and direction to

staff regarding the 119th Congress. The principles and practices are meant

to serve as guidance to staff, lobbyists, and elected officials in representing

the County before the United States Congress, the Executive Branch and

Federal Agencies and to provide a means to advance and protect the

County’s interests on issues at the federal level, including health and

human services, land use management, capital projects, emergency

preparedness, and election administration. Among other things, the

principles address legislative, regulatory, administrative, and fiscal impact

issues that may arise during the 119th Congress and the County’s practices

as it conducts lobbying activities to advance the County’s interests.

Approval of these principles and practices may include but is not

necessarily limited to the following overarching categories: fiscal

sustainability, economic impacts, vulnerable populations, and innovative

services. Manager. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 01142025 - Manager - 119th Congress Federal

Legislative Principles and Lobbying Practices

11.

Recommendation to retroactively approve the Detention Services

Intergovernmental Agreement between the County of Washoe and the

United States Marshals Service to house Federal Prisoners at the Washoe

County Detention Facility, [to increase per diem rate from $109 to $160

and guard/transportation hourly rate from $34 to $82.92; estimated

$1,622,424 in fiscal year 2025 and $1,769,917 per year thereafter in

additional revenues for Washoe County, based on an estimated daily

population of 95 U.S. Marshal's Service, U.S. Immigration and Customs

Enforcement, and Bureau of Indian Affairs inmates; and if approved,

authorize the Chair to execute the Agreement. Sheriff. (All Commission

Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-2025 Sheriff - USMS IGA

Washoe FY25 IGA

Public Hearing. (Note: Due to public testimony and discussion, time expended on the item in this

category can vary.)

(Note: Items listed under this heading only will be heard at or after 11:00 a.m. In no case

will it be heard before the stated time. Due to public testimony and discussion, time

expended on the item in this category can vary.)

12.

Public Hearing to : (1) consider objections to Resolution of Intent to Lease

(R24-116); and (2) possible action to approve the Ground Lease between

Northern Nevada Youth Golf Foundation, d/b/a First Tee Northern

Nevada, a corporation for public benefit under NRS chapter 82,

approximately 39.05 acres of land commonly known as the Wildcreek Golf

Course on Sullivan Lane in Sparks, Nevada (a portion of APN 035-080-04)

without consideration as authorized in NRS 244.284 for an initial term of

30 years; and (3) if approved, possible action to approve Amendment #1 to

the Golf Course Development Agreement dated July 25, 2022, between

Washoe County and Northern Nevada Youth Golf Foundation, d/b/a as

First Tee Northern Nevada; and (4) if approved, First Tee will continue to

be required to operate the golf course for charitable and affordable golf

for the community on the terms specified in the purchase and sale

agreement and related documents, and if the property ever ceases being

so used, it will revert automatically to Washoe County. Community

Services. (Commission District 5.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION

Attachments:

BCC 1-14-25 - Staff Report Public Hearing Wildcreek

Lease and Dev Agr Amendment 1 Fiscal Edits JH

BCC 1-14-25 - fully executed and recorded Golf Course

Development Agreement - Wildcreek

BCC 1-14-25 - Amendment No. 1 Development

Agreement

BCC 1-14-25 - Lease for BLM Portion2 (5)

BCC 1-14-25 - Lease Exihibit A Legal Description Final

End Of Scheduled Public Hearings

Public Comment. Comment heard under this item will be limited to three minutes per

person and may pertain to matters both on and off the Commission agenda. The

Commission will also hear public comment during individual action items, with comment

limited to three minutes per person. Comments are to be made to the Commission as a

whole.

13.

A speaker’s viewpoint will not be restricted; however, reasonable restrictions may be

imposed upon the time, place, and manner of speech. Irrelevant statements, unduly

repetitious statements, and personal attacks that would objectively antagonize or incite

others are examples of speech that may be reasonably limited. All comments are to be

directed to the Commission as a whole.