COUNTY COMMISSIONERS  
Chair, Vaughn Hartung, District 4  
Vice-Chair, Alexis Hill, District 1  
Bob Lucey, District 2  
Kitty Jung, District 3  
Jeanne Herman, District 5  
COUNTY MANAGER  
Eric P. Brown  
NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA  
WASHOE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS  
- 1001 E. 9th Street, Reno, Nevada 89512  
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY  
Nathan Edwards  
June 21, 2022  
10:00 a.m.  
COUNTY CLERK  
Janis Galassini  
NOTE: Items on the agenda may be taken out of order; combined with other items; removed from the agenda; moved to the agenda of another  
meeting; moved to or from the Consent section; or may be voted on in a block. Items voted on in a block are considered a single item for purposes  
of public comment on action items as provided below in the description of the parameters for "Public Comment" section, so that there will be only  
one period of public comment on the 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. Items with a specific time designation will not be  
heard prior to the stated time, but may be heard later. The Consent is a single agenda item and is considered as a block and will not be read aloud.  
The Board of County Commissioners may take breaks approximately every 90 minutes.  
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voicemail into the record. Comments are limited to 3 minutes per person and will be entered into the record only. Voicemails will no longer be  
played for broadcast and emails will not be read by the Clerk.  
Time Limits. Public comments are welcomed during the Public Comment periods for all matters, whether listed on the agenda or not, and are  
limited to three minutes per person. Additionally, public comment of three minutes per person will be heard during individually numbered items  
designated as "for possible action" on the agenda. Persons are invited to submit comments in writing on the agenda items and/or attend and make  
comment on that item at the Commission meeting. Persons may not allocate unused time to other speakers.  
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during its meetings. The presiding officer may order the removal of any person whose statement or other conduct disrupts the orderly, efficient or  
safe conduct of the meeting. Warnings against disruptive comments or behavior may or may not be given prior to removal. The viewpoint of a  
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repetitious statements and personal attacks which antagonize or incite others are examples of speech that may be reasonably limited.  
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posted prior to the meeting. During the public comment period, speakers may address matters listed or not listed on the published agenda. The  
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unlisted public comment topics could become deliberation on a matter without notice to the public. On the advice of legal counsel and to ensure  
the public has notice of all matters the Commission will consider, Commissioners may choose not to respond to public comments, except to correct  
factual inaccuracies, ask for County staff action or to ask that a matter be listed on a future agenda. The Commission may do this either during the  
public comment item or during the following item "Commissioners'/County Manager's announcements, reports and updates, requested for  
information or topics for future agendas.".  
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) Erick Willrich, Assistant to the County  
Manager, (775) 328-2000 and on Washoe County’s website www.washoecounty.gov/bcc <http://www.washoecounty.gov/bcc>  
10:00 a.m.  
1.  
2.  
3.  
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.  
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.)  
4.  
5.  
Recommendation to receive a presentation by Holly Gatzke, Area Director of UNR  
Cooperative Extension, on the UNR Cooperative Extension's FY2023 University of  
Nevada, Reno Extension budget. Manager's Office. (All Commission Districts.) FOR  
POSSIBLE ACTION  
6.  
7.  
Proclamations. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)  
6.A.1.  
Proclaim June 21, 2022 as Juneteenth Recognition Day in Washoe County. FOR POSSIBLE  
ACTION  
Attachments:  
Juneteenth_Proclamation_6.21.22  
Donations. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)  
7.A.1.  
7.B.1.  
Recommendation to accept donations of [$10,798.07] from various businesses,  
organizations and individuals for Regional Parks and Open Space programs and facilities;  
and direct the Comptroller’s Office to make the appropriate budget amendments.  
Community Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 6-21-22 - Staff Report - Park Donations  
Recommendation to accept a $220,000 donation from the Friends of the Washoe County  
Child Advocacy Center for the District Attorney’s Office to benefit the operations of and  
programs in the Washoe County Child Advocacy Center, and to authorize the Comptroller  
to make necessary budget amendments. District Attorney. (All Commission Districts.) FOR  
POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 2022_0621 CAC Donations 220000  
7.C.1.  
Recommendation to accept donations to Washoe County Regional Animal Services in the  
amount of [$9,170.07] retroactive for the period April 1, 2022 through May 31, 2022,  
from numerous donors (see attached list), in addition to donated towels and wipes from  
Barnhardt Manufacturing valued at $1,690.00, to be used for the humane care and  
treatment of sick and/or injured, stray, abandoned, or at-risk animals; express  
appreciation for these thoughtful contributions; and direct the Comptroller’s Office to  
make the necessary budget amendments. Regional Animal Services. (All Commission  
Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
2022-6-21_FY22 April-May Donations_WCRAS  
WCRAS_April-May22 donations  
8.  
Consent Items. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)  
8.A.1.  
Approval of minutes for the Board of County Commissioners' regular meetings of May 10,  
2022, and May 17, 2022. Clerk. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
2022-05-10 W  
2022-05-17 W  
8.A.2.  
Acknowledge the communications and reports received by the Clerk on behalf of the  
Board of County Commissioners, including the following categories: Communications;  
Monthly Statements/Reports; Budgets; and Annual Statements/Reports. Clerk. (All  
Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
C&R Staff Report  
C&R List 6-21-22  
8.B.1.  
Recommendation to approve, on the recommendation of the Chair, the appointment of  
Kathie M. Julian to the Washoe County Board of Adjustment representing Commission  
District 1 (generally includes Incline Village and Crystal Bay, most of the Forest area along  
the west side of Mt. Rose Highway and portions of the Southwest Truckee Meadows area),  
to fill a term beginning on July 1, 2022, and ending on June 30, 2026, or until such time as  
Ms. Julian no longer serves on the Board of Adjustment or a successor is appointed,  
whichever occurs first. Ms. Julian is the only applicant. Community Services.  
(Commission District 1.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 6-21-22- Staff Report - Board of Adjustment Appointment  
District 1  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment A - BOA Application - Kathie M. Julian  
8.B.2.  
Recommendation to:  
(1) approve, pursuant to NRS 278.040 and on the recommendation of the Chair, the  
appointment of Daniel Lazzareschi to the Washoe County Planning Commission  
representing Commission District 1 (generally includes Incline Village and Crystal Bay,  
most of the Forest area along the west side of Mt. Rose Highway and portions of the  
Southwest Truckee Meadows area); to fill a full term beginning on July 1, 2022 and ending  
on June 30, 2026, or until such time as Mr. Lazzareschi no longer serves on the Planning  
Commission or a successor is appointed, whichever occurs first. Applicants include:  
Thomas B. Courson, Naseer Rana and Daniel Lazzareschi; and  
(2) approve, pursuant to NRS 278.040 and on the recommendation of the Chair, the  
appointment of Rob Pierce to the Washoe County Planning Commission representing  
At-Large North of the River (includes areas of unincorporated County north of the Truckee  
River) to fill a full term beginning on July 1, 2022, and ending on June 30, 2026, or until  
such time as Mr. Pierce no longer serves on the Planning Commission or a successor is  
appointed, whichever occurs first. Applicants include: Roger M. Edwards, Robert B. Long,  
Steve J. Murphy, Charles (Mark) Neumann and Rob Pierce. Community Services.  
(Commission Districts 1, 3, 4, 5.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 6-21-22 - Staff Report - Planning Commission Appointments  
- District 1 and North of the River  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment A - Daniel Lazzareschi  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment B - Thomas B. Courson  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment C - Nasseer Rana  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment D - Rob Pierce  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment E - Roger M. Edwards  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment F - Robert B. Long  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment G - Steve J. Murphy  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment H - Charles (Mark) Neumann  
8.B.3.  
Recommendation to approve the asset reassignment of multiple vehicles from various  
Washoe County Departments to Equipment Services Fund; and direct the Comptroller’s  
Office to make the appropriate asset adjustments [net $876,233.52]. Community  
Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - ESD Asset Reassignment - Staff Report  
BCC 06-21-22 Transfer to ESD  
8.B.4.  
Recommendation to approve a sub-lease agreement with Silver Arrow Bowmen Archery  
Club, a local non-profit 501-c3 organization, for continued operation of the Regional  
Archery Facility in Lemmon Valley, retroactive to June 4, 2022 for a term of five years,  
with an additional five year renewal option; and authorize the Director of the Community  
Services Department to sign the agreement on behalf of the County. Community Services.  
(Commission District 5.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Silver Arrow Bowmen Lease_Archery  
BCC 06-21-22 - Silver Arrow Bowmen - Sublesase  
8.C.1.  
Recommendation to authorize the Tax Collector to strike names and amounts identified  
on delinquency/uncollectible Personal Property Tax list for fiscal years 2018-2019 through  
2021-2022, totaling [$1,132.48]. Comptroller. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE  
ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Uncollectible 6.21.22  
May 2022 Write-Off  
05-2022 W-O worksheet  
Write Off Criteria  
Write Off Letter - May 9, 2022  
8.D.1.  
Recommendation to accept Amendment #2 to the FY21 Public Law 116 Chafee subgrant  
award from the State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS),  
Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) in the amount of [$29,178.00; no County  
match required] retroactive for the period of October 1, 2020 to September 30, 2022 to  
support youth/young adults aging/aged out of the foster care system successfully  
transition to independent living; authorize the Director of the Human Services Agency to  
retroactively execute the grant documents; and direct the Comptroller’s office to make  
necessary budget amendment. Human Services Agency. (All Commission Districts.) FOR  
POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 TMP6191 Accept Am#2 FY22 PL116 Chafee  
[$29,178.00; no county match]  
93674-21-103 WCHSA- Div X- Amend #2  
93674-21-103 WCHSA Chafee DIV X fully executed  
8.D.2.  
Recommendation to retroactively approve food purchases, and future food purchases by  
approving FY22 budget adjustments moving [$20,000.00] into the food purchases item  
budget in Fund 223 - Homelessness (net impact to Homelessness Fund is zero) and direct  
the Comptroller’s Office to make the necessary budget adjustments. Human Services  
Agency. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 TMP6223 Food Purchases Budget Authority  
[$20,000.00]  
8.E.1.  
Recommendation to appoint Retiree Christine Vuletich as a beneficiary representative as  
Trustee on the Washoe County, Nevada Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) Trust  
Fund Board of Trustees for a two-year term ending June 21, 2024 to replace a previously  
appointed beneficiary representative Dondi Armstrong, and recommend to appoint  
Washoe County Budget Manager Lori Cooke as Trustee on the Washoe County, Nevada  
Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) Trust Fund Board of Trustees for a four-year term  
ending June 21, 2026 to replace the previously appointed County representative, Christine  
Vuletich. Manager's Office. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
OPEB Staff Report - Vuletich and Cooke 6.21.22  
8.E.2.  
Recommendation to approve Commission District Special Fund disbursement pursuant to  
NRS 244.1505 in the amount of [$10,000.00] for Fiscal Year 2021-2022; District 4  
Commissioner Vaughn Hartung recommends a [$10,000.00] grant to the Washoe County  
Community Services Department -- a governmental entity -- for use to improve traffic  
conditions in District 4; approve Resolution necessary for same; and direct the  
Comptroller’s Office to make the necessary net zero cross fund and/or cross function  
budget appropriation transfers. Manager's Office. (Commission District 4.) FOR POSSIBLE  
ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Roads  
8.E.3.  
Recommendation to approve Commission District Special Fund disbursement, pursuant to  
NRS 244.1505, in the amount of [$63,500.00] for Fiscal Year 2021-2022; District 3  
Commissioner Kitty Jung recommends a [$8,400.00] grant to Washoe County Sheriff’s  
Office, Patrol Division -- a government entity -- for the purpose of purchasing a Stalker  
Rotatable Speed Alert Monitor (SAM-R) Trailer to be utilized along Sun Valley Boulevard  
and, subsequently, any areas within Washoe County; and a [$13,913.00] grant to Washoe  
County Community Services Department, Operations -- a government entity -- to contract  
with T&T Lawns Plus for the purpose of cleanup and disposal of all debris, excess soil,  
trash, native sage, and leaves from drainage swale along both sides of Sun Valley Blvd.,  
starting at 1st Avenue and terminating at Quartz Lane; and a [$35,172.00] grant to the  
Sun Valley General Improvement District (SVGID) -- a government entity -- for the  
purposes of replacing the pump room solar panels at the Robert & Norma Fink “Sun  
Valley” Pool; and a [$6,015.00] grant to the Office of the County Manager:  
Communications & Engagement Division, Commissioner Support -- a government entity --  
for the purposes of purchasing audio/visual (AV) equipment that will allow the Sun Valley  
Citizens Advisory Board (CAB) to be conducted as a hybrid meeting, in-person and via  
Zoom; approve Resolutions necessary for same; and direct the Comptroller’s Office to  
make the necessary disbursement of funds and net zero cross fund and/or cross function  
budget appropriation transfers. Manager's Office. (Commission District 3.) FOR POSSIBLE  
ACTION  
Attachments:  
06.21.22 Staff Report - CSD_WCSO_SVGID_OCM  
06.21.22 BCC Resolution - WSCO  
06.21.22 BCC Resolution - SVGID  
06.21.22 BCC Resolution - OCM  
06.21.22 BCC Resolution - CSD  
8.F.1.  
Approve an overfill request for one Bailiff position for 12 weeks, direct Budget to make the  
necessary adjustments, and authorize Human Resources to allow the necessary staffing  
changes. The estimated cost of $28,948.00 for the period of the overfill will be absorbed  
in the FY23 budget utilizing existing salary savings. Budget has approved this request.  
[Fiscal impact is estimated at $28,948.00] Reno Justice Court. (All Commission Districts.)  
FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - RJC - Overfill position for 12 weeks [$28,948]  
8.F.2.  
Recommendation to approve five percent (5%) Training Officer differential pay on 160  
hours yearly when assigned duties specifically related to staff safety/security training and  
law enforcement certification training. [Fiscal impact is estimated at $397]. Reno Justice  
Court. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - RJC - Differential Pay [$397]  
8.G.1.  
Recommendation to approve the reimbursement of costs incurred by 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 May 19, 2022, in an amount not to exceed  
[$68,712] as specified within the adopted Enhanced 911 Fund’s operating budget.  
Technology Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Staff Report - 911 Reimbursements  
BCC 06-21-22 - 05-19-22 E-911 Agenda  
8.H.1.  
Recommendation to accept Treasurer’s status report for the period ending May 31, 2022,  
of payment of refunds and interest since last update in the amount of $2,003,578.17 on  
certain property tax overpayments for residential properties at Incline Village/Crystal Bay,  
in compliance with the October 21, 2019 Order issued by the District Court in Village  
League to Save Incline Assets, Inc., et.al. vs. State of Nevada, et.al., Case No. CV03-06922,  
as modified and clarified by the settlement agreement regarding the processing of  
refunds. Treasurer. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Treasurer's status report for the period ending  
5.31.2022  
May 31 2022 REPORT OF CLAIMS PAID  
End of Consent Items  
9.  
Recommendation to approve the fiscal year 2022-2023 [payment of $248,164] which  
constitutes Washoe County’s share in annual funding for the Truckee Meadows Regional  
Planning Agency (TMRPA) pursuant to NRS 278.0264(7) and an adopted interlocal  
agreement. The total amount will be paid to TMRPA in quarterly installments with the  
first occurring on July 1, 2022. Community Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR  
POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 6-21-22 - Staff Report - TMRPA FY 2022-23 County  
Allocation  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment A - TMRPA Agreement 082790  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment B - TMRPA Budget Staff Report Dated  
4-14-22  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment C - TMRPA Jurisdictions Allocation  
Memo  
10.  
Recommendation to approve Resolution R22-065 to augment the Equipment Services  
Fund in the amount of [$400,000] to increase fiscal year 2022 revenue and expenses  
authority for diesel and unleaded gasoline in accordance with Nevada Revised Statute  
(NRS) 354.598005; and direct the Comptroller to make the necessary budget  
amendments. Community Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Staff Report - ESD FY22 Budget Augmentation  
BCC 06-21-22 - Resolution - ESD FY22 Budget Augmentation  
11.  
Recommendation to adopt the 2022 Hidden Valley Regional Park Master Plan. The plan,  
founded on stakeholder and public input, identifies opportunities and constraints, as well  
as a vision to guide future development of the park. The recommended improvements  
include adding constructed wetlands and recharge infiltration areas with a nature trail,  
repurposing the existing horse arena into an informal recreational turf field, adding  
restrooms and landscaping, reconfiguring park circulation, and developing a bike park and  
pump track. The plan also includes an extensive trails component, identifying trail sections  
to decommission, reconfigure and add, including an ADA-accessible trail. Community  
Services. (Commission District 4.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Staff Report - Hidden Valley RP Master Plan  
BCC 06-21-22 - Hidden Valley RP Master Plan_2022  
12.  
Recommendation to approve Collective Bargaining Agreements with the Washoe County  
Employees Association (WCEA) for the Non-Supervisory and Supervisory bargaining units  
for the two (2) year period beginning July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2024; including cost of  
living adjustment in base wages of 5% effective July 1, 2022 [FY22/23 estimated fiscal  
impact $7,830,529; $4,024,728 Non-Supervisory; $3,805,801 Supervisory] plus a  
one-time only lump sum payment of $500.00 effective July 4, 2022, (paid on July 22,  
2022) for full-time employees covered under these Collective Bargaining Agreements in  
effect at the time of the payment [FY22/23 estimated fiscal impact $784,000; $452,200  
Non-Supervisory; $331,500 Supervisory]; and changes to career incentive, bi-lingual pay,  
and resident remote area pay [FY22/23 estimated fiscal impact $1,793,685; $941,806  
Non-Supervisory; $851,879 Supervisory]; and cost of living adjustment in base wages of  
3.5% beginning July 1, 2023 [FY23/24 estimated fiscal impact $8,104,598; $4,165,594  
Non-Supervisory; $3,939,004 Supervisory]; and changes to career incentive, bi-lingual pay,  
and resident remote area pay [FY23/24 estimated fiscal impact $2,070,554; $1,116,329  
Non-Supervisory; $954,225 Supervisory], and updated agreement language regarding  
salaries of personnel, sick leave, discipline and grievance, leave of absence, shift bidding,  
examinations, uniform and clothing, and duration of agreement. [Total estimated fiscal  
impact for all fiscal years is $20,583,366.] Human Resources. (All Commission Districts.)  
FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - WCEA CBAs 2022-2024  
(NS) WCEA 22-24 CBA_ Redlined  
(S) WCEA 22-24 CBA_ Redlined  
13.  
Recommendation to approve Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Washoe County  
Sheriff’s Deputies Association (WCSDA) bargaining unit for the two (2) year period  
beginning July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2024; including Crisis Intervention Training pay of  
5% rolled into base pay, and cost of living adjustments in base wages of 5% effective July  
1, 2022 [FY22/23 estimated fiscal impact $2,452,128]; a one-time only lump sum  
payment of $1,800 effective July 4, 2022 [FY22/23 estimated fiscal impact $658,800]; and  
3.5% beginning July 1, 2023 [FY23/24 estimated fiscal impact $2,537,953]; and updated  
agreement language regarding Crisis Intervention Training Pay, health care subsidy,  
medical plan, Incline resident differential pay, discipline and grievance, and duration of  
agreement [estimated fiscal impact $134,434 for both years]. [Total estimated fiscal  
impact is $5,783,315.]. Human Resources. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE  
ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - WCSDA 2022-2024 CBA(s)  
WCSDA CBA 2022-2024_Redlined  
14.  
Recommendation to approve the Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Washoe  
County Sheriff’s Supervisory Deputies Association (WCSSDA) bargaining unit for the two  
(2) year period beginning July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2024; including a one-time pay  
structure adjustment, and Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) pay of 5% rolled into base pay,  
and cost of living adjustments in base wages of 5 % effective July 1, 2022 [FY22/23  
estimated fiscal impact $1,171,329]; and a one-time only lump sum payment of $1,800  
effective July 4, 2022 [FY22/23 estimated fiscal impact $131,400], and 3.5% effective July  
1, 2023 [FY23/24 estimated fiscal impact $1,212,325 including CIT and pay structure  
adjustment]; and updated agreement language regarding salaries, Crisis Intervention  
Training Pay (CIT) pay, health care subsidy, medical plan, Incline resident differential pay,  
temporary supervisory pay, retiring deputy ID card and badge, education incentive pay,  
safety equipment allowance, and duration of agreement [estimated fiscal impact $75,957  
for both years]. [Total estimated fiscal impact is $2,591,011]. Human Resources. (All  
Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - WCSSDA CBA 2022-2024  
WCSSDA CBA_2022-2024_Redlined  
15.  
Recommendation to approve for the Confidential Undersheriff and Chief Deputy Sheriffs a  
one-time pay structure adjustment, current Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) pay of 5%  
rolled into base pay, and Cost of Living Adjustments in base wages of 5% effective July 1,  
2022 [FY 22/23 estimated fiscal impact $96,328]; and a one-time only lump sum payment  
of $1,800 effective July 4, 2022 [FY 22/23 estimated fiscal impact $7,200]; and 3.5%  
beginning July 1, 2023 [FY 23/24 estimated fiscal impact $99,700-including CIT and pay  
structure adjustment]; and updated health care subsidy, medical plan, retiring deputy ID  
card and badge, education incentive pay, safety equipment allowance [estimated fiscal  
impact $4,132 for both years]. [Total estimated fiscal impact is $207,360.] Human  
Resources. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Confidential Undersheriff Chief Deputy  
16.  
Recommendation to approve changes to Career Incentive [FY22/23 estimated fiscal  
impact $525,163; FY 23/24 estimated fiscal impact $640,381]; and payment of a  
one-time only lump sum of $500.00 effective July 4, 2022 (paid on July 22, 2022) for  
full-time employees hired prior to July 1, 2022; for Unclassified Management and  
Non-Represented Confidential employees, District Court employees, Justice Courts  
employees (excluding Justices of the Peace), Juvenile Services employees, and Truckee  
River Flood Management Authority’s Executive Director and General Counsel [FY 22/23  
estimated fiscal impact $233,000; as has been negotiated for represented employees.  
[Total fiscal impact $1,398,544] Human Resources. (All Commission Districts.) FOR  
POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Non-represented Management update  
17.  
Recommendation to approve Amended Collective Bargaining Agreements with the  
Washoe County Nurses’ Association (WCNA) for the Non-Supervisory and Supervisory  
bargaining units to include updated career incentive language to increase Career Incentive  
for parity with Washoe County Employees Association (WCEA). [Total estimated fiscal  
impact $18,944.] Human Resources. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - WCNA Amended Agreements  
DRAFT_(NS) WCNA 22-24 CBA_AMENDED RED-LINED FINAL_06  
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18.  
Recommendation to adopt a Comprehensive Employee Support Plan to assist Washoe  
County employees by providing payment for legal and personal services by outside  
third-party organizations in situations where employees are unfairly publicly attacked,  
harassed, or disparaged by members of the public or by political organizations as  
determined on a case-by-case basis by the Washoe County Manager with input from the  
Washoe County Workplace Violence Committee. The objective of the program would be  
to provide employees support against attacks, harassment, or disparagement that occur  
or originate outside of the workplace but that relate in some significant degree to the role  
of the subject employees as employees of the county. As such, situations where this  
program would be utilized are those that would fall outside the scope of representation  
by the District Attorney’s Office or other statutorily or otherwise designated legal counsel,  
or the scope of services typically provided in-house by county departments. Possible  
outside organizations to be hired under this program include but are not limited to law  
firms and public relations organizations. If approved, authorize the Manager to make  
expenditures not to exceed $150,000 (aggregate) per fiscal year, with any expenditures  
above that amount requiring specific approval by the Board of County Commissioners.  
And if adopted, direct the Manager’s Office to work with HR, the DA’s Office, and other  
appropriate county staff and departments to implement the plan. Manager's Office. (All  
Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Manager - 2022 Employee Support Plan  
19.  
Recommendation to certify charges, levy and direct the Treasurer to collect $375,145.27  
in special assessments for fiscal year 2022/2023 as requested by the State Engineer of the  
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, for Black Rock Desert  
Groundwater Basin ($68.91), Honey Lake Valley Groundwater Basin ($8,899.94), Hualapai  
Flat Water District ($8,704.30), San Emidio Desert District ($6,853.76), Warm Springs  
Valley Groundwater Basin ($7,842.50), Washoe Valley Groundwater Basin ($3,775.86),  
Warm Springs/Winnemucca Creek Basin ($4,000.00), Cold Springs Valley Groundwater  
Basin ($8,000.00), Lake Tahoe Groundwater Basin ($16,000.00), Lemmon Valley Water  
District ($27,000.00), Pleasant Valley Groundwater Basin ($6,000.00), Spanish Springs  
Valley Groundwater Basin ($45,000.00), Tracy Segment Groundwater Basin ($6,000.00),  
Truckee Canyon Segment Groundwater Basin ($12,000.00) and Truckee Meadows/Sun  
Valley Groundwater Basin ($215,000.00). Authorize the Treasurer to remove uncollectible  
assessments and/or correct assessments on the tax roll as requested by the Division of  
Water Resources; direct the Clerk to execute the State of Nevada Division of Water  
Resources certification letters and send them back to the Division pursuant to NRS  
533.285; and direct the Comptroller to pay to the Department of Conservation and  
Natural Resources the requested funds. Manager's Office. (All Commission Districts.) FOR  
POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Manager - Groundwater Basin 2022-2023  
Groundwater Basin Assessments FY23  
20.  
Recommendation and possible action to approve execution of an "Amendment No. 2 to  
One Nevada Agreement on Allocation of Opioid Recoveries" which will allow the Nevada  
Attorney General’s Office to divide the Recoveries in accordance with the percentages and  
terms of the One Nevada Agreement and all Amendments thereto, calculate payments to  
the Local Governments, calculate attorney’s fees for all Local Governments pursuant to  
the Local Governments’ applicable contingency fee agreements with their Counsel or in  
accordance with Amendment No. 1 where it applies, and remit payments to Local  
Governments and attorneys’ fees to the appropriate Counsel on behalf of the Local  
Governments. Recoveries means settlement payments totaling $285,679,409.03 from  
opioids distributor defendants AmerisourceBergen Drug Corporation, Cardinal Health, and  
McKesson, and opioid manufacturer defendant Janssen/Johnson & Johnson to  
compensate for the effects of the nationwide opioid crisis, which are then allocated to  
both the State and local government entities including Washoe County pursuant to a  
formula set forth in the original One Nevada Agreement approved by the Board on July 27,  
2021, as well as any amendments thereto. Manager's Office. (All Commission Districts.)  
FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report - Amendment 2 to One Nevada Agreement w  
changes  
Washoe County  
Amendment 2 to One Nevada Agreement  
21.  
Recommendation to approve FY 2021-2022 purchase of a Lenco BearCat armored rescue  
vehicle and associated components at the cost of [$302,331.00] from Lenco Armored  
Vehicles to be used by the Special Operations Division. Sheriff. (All Commission Districts.)  
FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Sheriff - Lenco Bearcat Sole source $302,331.00  
Lenco Quote  
Lenco sole source fully signed  
Public Hearing. (Note: Due to public testimony and discussion, time expended on the item in this  
category can vary.)  
22.  
Public Hearing: Appeal of the Washoe County Board of Adjustment’s denial of Special Use  
Permit Case Number WSUP22-0006 (Reno Tahoe Gateway) for major grading necessary to  
facilitate future development on the project site. The proposal included excavation of  
127,400 cubic yards of material and 104,040 cubic yards of fill material with  
approximately 27 acres of disturbed area - most of which has already been previously  
disturbed. The proposal also included a request to vary the standards of section  
110.438.45(c) to allow finished grades to vary by more than ten (10) feet from the natural  
slope.  
The applicants are S3 Development Co., and the property owner is Riverview Estates  
Properties LLC. The project is located at 0 Interstate 80 West, Reno, NV and encompasses  
two (2) parcels: APNs 038-181-01 (1.865 ac) and 038-172-14 (26.03 ac). A master plan  
designation has not yet been established by Washoe County since the City of Reno Sphere  
of Influence rollback in 2021 (in progress), however a Master Plan Designation of  
Industrial is being proposed. The regulatory zone is Industrial and both parcels are located  
in the Verdi Area Plan. Special Use Permits are authorized in Article 810 of the Washoe  
County Development Code.  
There are two appellants: (1) S3 Development Co., project applicant, and; (2) Emanuela  
Heller-MacNeilage, a resident of Verdi.  
The Board of County Commissioners (Board) may affirm, reverse or modify the decision of  
the Board of Adjustment. The Board’s analysis may also include a finding on the issue of  
standing to bring the appeal in the first place. If the Board modifies or reverses, it may  
remand the matter back to the Board of Adjustment with instructions. Community  
Services. (Commission District 1.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 6-21-22 - Staff Report - Appeal WSUP22-0006 Reno Tahoe  
Gateway  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment A - BOA Action Order  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment B - BOA Staff Report  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment C - BOA Minutes April 7, 2022  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment D - Appellant 1 - S3 Development Co.  
Appeal Application  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment E - Appellant 2 - Emanuela  
Heller-MacNeilage Appeal Application  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment F - Link to Video Recording of BOA  
Meeting  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment G - BOA Staff Presentation  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment H - BOA Applicant Presentation  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment I - BOA Public Comment Presentations  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment J - BOA Public Comment  
BCC 6-21-22 - 2022.06.01 WSUP22-0006 Letter Challenging  
Appellant's Standing for Appeal (final)  
23.  
Public Hearing and possible action to: (1) consider a report of each property delinquent on  
its utility charges and the amount of each property’s delinquency, along with any  
objections to the report; and, (2) After considering the report and any objections to it,  
determine whether to adopt the report and correspondingly adopt Resolution 22-060 to  
collect certain delinquent utility charges on the tax roll. Community Services. (All  
Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Staff Report - Tax Lien for Utilities  
BCC 06-21-22 - Resolution - Tax Lien for Utilities  
24.  
Public Hearing: To consider and either approve or deny an Outdoor Festival Business  
License pursuant to Washoe County Code 25.263 through 25.305, inclusive, and  
associated license conditions for an application submitted by the Incline Village Crystal  
Bay Visitors Bureau, on behalf of the Incline Village Crystal Bay Drone SkyShow Coalition,  
to hold a “Drone SkyShow” event on July 4, 2022 at 948 Incline Way (APN: 127-030-15) in  
Incline Village at the Incline Village Visitor Center Park and ball fields.  
Set-up for traffic control will begin at 5:00 a.m. on July 4, 2022 and the Drone SkyShow  
event will occur from 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Event take-down and cleanup will begin  
immediately following the Drone SkyShow. A community clean-up day is scheduled for  
Tuesday, July 5, 2022 that will incorporate community volunteers, Incline Village Rotary  
members, and partner staff. Event organizers estimate 3,000 spectators/attendees. If  
approved, authorize the Director of the Planning and Building Division, Community  
Services Department to issue the license when all pre-event conditions have been met.  
Community Services. (Commission District 1.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 6-21-22 - Staff Report - IVCB July 4, 2022 Outdoor Festival  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment A - Outdoor Festival License  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment B - Conditions  
BCC 6-21-22 - Attachment C - Event Application  
25.  
Public Hearing and possible action to adopt an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1000  
to change the boundaries of District No. 24 (Groundwater Remediation); AND; Public  
Hearing and possible action to adopt an ordinance imposing a fee on the parcels of land in  
Washoe County, Nevada District No. 24 (Groundwater Remediation) to pay the costs of  
developing and carrying out a plan for remediation. The Central Truckee Meadows  
Remediation District was formed in 1997 to address the tetrachloroethene (PCE)  
contamination of groundwater in the central Truckee Meadows area. The District is  
tasked with remediating PCE contamination and annually updates both the Service Area  
Boundary and Contaminant Boundary based on continuous analysis and modeling efforts.  
Community Services. (All Commission Districts.) FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
BCC 06-21-22 - Staff Report - CTMRD 2022 Fee and Boundary  
Ordinance Intro  
BCC 06-21-22 - Attachment 1 - 2022 Boundary Ordinance  
BBC 06-21-22 - Attachment 2 - 2022 Fee Year Boundary Map +  
New Parcels  
BCC 06-21-22 - Attachment 3 - 2022 Fee Ordinance  
BCC 06-21-22 - Attachment 4 - 2022 Service Fee and  
Contaminant Boundary Map  
BCC 06-21-22 - Attachment 5 - Prelim Final Fee Schedule  
26.  
Public Hearing: Second reading and possible adoption of an ordinance amending Washoe  
County Code Chapter 5 (Administration and Personnel) by revising provisions to clarify  
the duties of the county manager and chief information officer; and amending Washoe  
County Code Chapter 15 (County Finances; Purchasing) by repealing redundant provisions  
and the Washoe County Bond Bank ordinance; adding a section levying a $25.00 handling  
charge for payments denied by a bank; and revising provisions related to: definitions  
pertaining to accounting systems and policies; the basis of accounting for various fund  
types; the creation and abolishment of county funds; definitions pertaining to property  
control; property control requirements; policies and procedures related to donations of  
property, cash contributions and grant funding; procedures for lost or abandoned  
property; procedures for receiving cash and negotiable instruments; the collections  
division; procedures for establishing new accounts; the composition of the investment  
committee; the time period between reviews of rates charged by the county for its  
various services; overpayments to the county and refunds; updating the responsibilities of  
the department of finance; removing references to the director of finance and creating the  
position of chief financial officer; the powers and duties of the comptroller; the position of  
budget manager; and the powers and duties of the purchasing and contracts manager,  
including increasing the limit for purchasing supplies, materials, equipment and  
contractual services from $100,000 or less to $300,000 or less; and all matters necessarily  
connected therewith and pertaining thereto. Manager's Office. (All Commission Districts.)  
FOR POSSIBLE ACTION  
Attachments:  
Staff Report- 2nd Reading- Chapters 5 and 15  
Ordinance-- Clean Copy-- Chapter 15- Property Control, Grants,  
IC, Dept Finance- May 2022  
Ordinance-- Working Copy-- Chapter 15- Property Control,  
Grants, IC, Dept Finance- May 2022  
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.  
27.  
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.)  
28.  
Adjournment  
Various boards/commissions the Washoe County Commissioners may be a member of or liaison to:  
Chair Hartung  
Community Homelessness Advisory Board (alternate)  
EDAWN (Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada)  
Nevada Association of Counties Board of Directors (NACO)  
Regional Transportation Commission  
Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency Governing Board  
Truckee Meadows Water Authority Board  
Truckee River Flood Management Authority  
Washoe County Stadium Authority  
Washoe County Investment Committee  
Western Regional Water Commission  
Vice-Chair Hill  
Community Homelessness Advisory Board  
Downtown Reno Business Improvement District  
EDAWN (Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada) (alternate)  
Nevada Tahoe Conservation District Board of Supervisors  
Regional Transportation Commission (alternate)  
Tahoe Prosperity Center Board of Directors  
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board  
Tahoe Transportation District Board of Directors  
Tahoe Transportation Commission  
Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency Governing Board  
Truckee Meadows Water Authority Board  
Truckee River Flood Management Authority  
Washoe County Internal Audit Committee (alternate)  
Washoe County Investment Committee  
Washoe County Legislative Liaison  
Washoe County Stadium Authority  
Commissioner Lucey  
Community Homelessness Advisory Board  
Nevada Association of Counties Board of Directors (NACO)  
Regional Transportation Commission  
Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority  
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board (alternate)  
Tahoe Transportation District Board of Directors (alternate)  
Tahoe Transportation Commission (alternate)  
Truckee Meadows Water Authority Board (alternate)  
Truckee River Flood Management Authority (alternate)  
Washoe County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee  
Washoe County District Board of Health  
Washoe County Legislative Liaison  
Washoe County School District Capital Funding Protection Committee  
Washoe County School District Oversight Panel  
Washoe County Stadium Authority (alternate)  
Western Nevada Development District (WNDD) (alternate)  
Western Regional Water Commission  
Commissioner Jung  
Washoe County Animal Services Advisory Board  
Downtown Reno Business Improvement District (alternate)  
Nevada Tahoe Conservation District Board of Supervisors (alternate)  
Nevadaworks (alternate)  
Regional Transportation Commission (alternate)  
Truckee Meadows Water Authority Board (alternate)  
Truckee River Flood Management Authority (alternate)  
Washoe County Open Space and Regional Parks Commission Liaison  
Washoe County Senior Services Advisory Board Liaison  
Washoe County Stadium Authority (alternate)  
Commissioner Herman  
Nevada Association of Counties Board of Directors (alternate)  
Nevadaworks  
Regional Transportation Commission (alternate)  
State Land Use Planning Advisory Council (SLUPAC)  
Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency Governing Board  
Truckee Meadows Water Authority Board (alternate)  
Truckee River Flood Management Authority (alternate)  
Verdi Television District (Liaison)  
Vya Conservation District (Diane Stobiecki—alternate)  
Washoe County Debt Management Commission  
Washoe County Internal Audit Committee  
Washoe County Senior Services Advisory Board Liaison (alternate)  
Washoe County School District Capital Funding Protection Committee  
Washoe County School District Oversight Panel  
Washoe County Stadium Authority (alternate)  
Washoe-Storey Conservation District (alternate)  
Western Nevada Development District (WNDD)