County Commissioners Meet Tuesday, January 22nd
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- 01/21/2019 09:58 PM (update 04/10/2023 11:09 PM)
The Churchill County Commissioners will meet on Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. in the Commission Chambers located at 155 N. Taylor Street.
In addition to their regularly scheduled business, the Commissioners will discuss the declaration of public bids and auction of county owned property located at 2525 Beasley Drive.
They will also hear a report from Jeremy Drew of Resource Concepts, Inc., who is preparing the county comments to the Navy Fallon Range Training Complex Modernization Plan Draft Environmental Impact Statement.
Additionally, Marie Henson from the building department will make a presentation regarding the possibility of connecting 25 parcels in the Pine Grove Subdivision from individual wells and septic systems to the Churchill County Municipal Wastewater System. Commissioners will consider whether or not to enter into a loan contract with the Nevada Division Environmental Protection State Revolving Fund Principal Forgiveness Loan in the amount of $1,075,000 to make this project possible.
Commissioners will also discuss updating the county website, updating the job description for the Librarian, and consider entering into a consulting agreement with Nevada Strategies, LLC, a company managed by Bruce Breslow, for economic development, housing, and long-range planning services.
Immediately following the meeting, Commissioners will attend department tours of the Justice Court, District Court, and Court Services, for information gathering for the budgeting process.
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